davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-19

street NE. owners; Victor r. Beau
champ, Inc, 1903 Crittenden street
NV, builders; Russell o. Kluge,
Union Trust Building, designer; to
erect one 1-story brick grocery
store, 1880 Hamlin street NE; to
cost $1,000.
F. N. Gladding, 1000 Eighth street
NE, owner; Dana B. Johannes, jr.,
Evening star., 1941-10-03

-Washington's favorite tailored
dresses in a wonderful new fall
fabric .. featherweight rayon
flannel! Crisply styled in classic
button front coats, shirtwaists
and casuals with pleated or gored
skirts, detachable white dickies,
contrasting belts and tricky
pocket arrangements. Mellow
shades of honey brown, forest
green, rosewood, mist blue and
beige. Sizes for misses and
women.
Evening star., 1941-10-03

Styles for every costume! Gen.
uine feathers, including coWhide,
capeskin and suede also dressy
rayon failles and broadcloths
Oabeled as TO material content).
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
UN FORO SOBRE LA LEY
DE HORAS Y

Esta noche, en- ell Auditorio
Municipal, a las ocha, Sc abri-
"a un Foro sobre la ley oe no.
ras y jornales, bajo la presi-
dencia de William E. Sullivan,
presidente de la Asamblea
de Aries y Oficios.
Ell principal orador de ia no
che 10 sera ell Sr. James G.
Johnson, director regional de
la Division de Horas y lorna
les para Florida y Georgia.
Hablaran tambi6n ell Sr. Ro
bert X. Miller, supervisor int
rino en- la Florida, y George
A. Downing, director regional
Sullivan pide la asistencia
de todos los trabajadores y de
las personals interesadas en- co
nocer los puntos mas impor :
tantes de la ley.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
MISS r LLEVA UN
MENSAJE DE "MARTI-
MACEO"

La .ociedad Guiana "Marti-I
Macleo" obsequi6 el lunes por la
nccha, con unos dulces y rafres-
eos, a la gentil cubanita Marga-
rita Foyo, Miss Deporte 1871.
En- presencia del canciler c.
sar Rivero, del consulado de Gu
ba, sc entreg6 a la Srta, Foyo,
con sencillas palabras, una car
Ia que encierra los deseos de a.
yuda de "Marti-M aceo', carta.
que ella entregara al coronel Ma
rin@ y Jas autoridades cubanas.
"La hemos nOmbrado nuestra
maldrina"-nos diiO I'm MEM
bro de la directiva.
"Ella, conmovida, ofreci6 en-
tregar la carta y ayudarnos en-
TODD 10 que lie sea posible'.
Como dijimos hace pocOs dfas
la sociedad "Marti-Maceo" me-
rece la ayuda de Cuba, como
tambien la merecia, y la obtuvo,
ell Cliculo Cubano,
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
ERfermerGS a IRgIGterrG

La Cruz Roja americana ha
escogido 80 enfermeras que man
dara a Inglaterra para ayudar
a las victimas de las bombas de
la aviaci6n. Otro contingente, de
33, sc mndara mas tarde.
Esta organizando en- la Gran
Bretana I'm hospital, el Red
Cross Harvard Hospital, Ell Sr.
John E. Gordon, professor de me
dicina preventive y Epidemic
logfa en- la EScuela M6dica de
Harvard. Los nombramientos
fueron hechos por la Srta. Ma
ry Beard, directora nacional del
servicio de Enfermeras de Ia
Cruz Roja.
Entire las enfermeras eScogi-
das figuran Helen Cameron, Ed
ma Mabel Cree, Nancy M. He
borden, Jelen Jurewitz, Susan
Shirley Ralph, Marta Luis Refs,
Muriel Nancy Sizer, Barbara
Neal, Victoria Maria Pelc, Lii
liam Mary Pesnicak, Margaret
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
Irene Somerville y Ethel Ger
trude.
Olor E1traNo

I'm despacho de Londres dice
que los Residences ingleses en- la
costa sureste vienen notando un
extraho y penetrante Olor que
emana de la direction de la
Francia ocupada por ell nazis-
mo. Ell olor, cuyo origen Sc des-
conoce, no produce NAL efecto
en- la salud y NADIA indica que Sc
trate de un gas venenoso. Ha pc
netrado ell olor hasta una distan
cia de IL millas de la costa. Els
parecido al del petr6leo o gaso-
lima de mala clase, Y Sc aprecia
hasta cuando las puertas y ven
tanas estan cerradas.
Sc ha ordenado hacer una in
vestigaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Explicando Ell interrogatorio,
la Sra. William Henry Hays, la
p~residenta, dijo: No estamos a
larmadas; es simplemente que
deseamos conocer 10 que podria.'
mos hacer en- ell case de una e.
mergencia nacional. Tenemos
muchas companeras que estan
ansiosas de servir Y queremOs
saber quienes son y los que po-
drian hacer en- case de que fue-
ra necesaria su cooperation.
"No queremos dar una impre
sion de alarma y tampoco hacer
.reer que estamos movilizando.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
A TODOS Los MIEMBR0S DE
LA 0RDEN C~ABALLERo
DE LA LUZ

FL Gran Executive tiene ell no
ror de citar a todos los miem :
Tres de las LOgias de Caballero
&c la Luz y Sacerdotisas del Ho-
gar para la Tenida Blanca que
Sc efectuara Ell jueves dfa 80 del
corriente, donde lie sera ofrecid0
I'm ponche de honor al Hno. vi
cente Norm (Pepe Cortes) que
Sc encuentra entire noSotros por
'varios dias.
Este acto Sc efectuara en- los
saloreS de la Logia Francisco +.
GEarHia No. As, eta en- la calls
Catorce Y Octava avenida, a las
8 100 P. NJ.
Fraternalmente,
Ramon Rodriguez,
Gran Secretario
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
ELECOI0NE EN- Ell CENTRIC
ESPANOL

Con una sofa candidatura, por
cuanto ell cuerpo social aprecia
la magnifica labor de Fernan =
dez Rey y la directiva, Sc efec-
tuaran hoy elecciones en- Ell Cen
tro Espanol.
Acudiran a votar unos pocos
socios; pero en- Ell coraz6n de to-
dos Sc halla ell agradecimiento
por la excelente labor desarrolla
daen 1910 Y los amos antariores.
La collaboration entire los So
clos y los directories es cada vez
masentusiaSta Y firme.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
UNA CLASE DE IMPRENTA
EN- LA ESCUELA E
STER

Una clase de imprenta sera a.
bierta muy pronto en- la escuela
vocational Brewster, seg1n nos
infcman Ell Club Optimista, AL
bert Knapp y el apoderado esco-
lar Joe Ficarrotta.
AL presente hay escasez de I'm
Fresores, segin nuestros comu-
licantes.
Muchos de los graduates en-
esta escuela han sido bien colo
cados.
Els una buena oportunidad pa
ra los j6venes latinos. Los aspi-
rantes deberan dirigirse a la
escuela Brewster, situada en- la
{ guina de Ross y Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

Webb, vicepre:idente y secre-
tario de la Kinchaffonee Mill
ing Co., que ALI traibajaba, a
entregarle ell dinero que tenfa
en- los bolsillos. Mr.. Webb no
hizo resistencia y lie entreg6
$500. Miro ell hombre varias
.gavetas, pero no halo dinero.
= Con los atracos de anoche,
incluyendo ell del Korner Sand
witch Shop, subi6 a IL ell n1-
nero de delitos serios cometi-
dos desde que Sc inici6 la cola
de crimnes," en- Ell mes de di-
ciembre.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
I'm CierVo Albino

Vicente, ell ciervo albino, con
la cabeza parecida a la de ona
ternera, falleci6 en- Bear Noun
tain, New York, por causas no
determinadas. LIE encontro
muerto ell encargado de cuidar-
10, Antnio L. Roos del Museo
Mountain Trail Side.
Los visitantes q. habian visto
al animal decian q. era ell feno-
memo mas interesante jamas WIS
to por ellos. Como resultado de
este la Comisi6n del parque Pa
lisades habia ordenado una jau-
la especial para Vicente, en- la
cual Sc lie iba a exhibir en- los
meses de invierno, frente a la pc
sada Bear Mountain.
La iaula estaba va c%oncluida,
pero ell ciervo muri6 25 horas
antes de que llegara Ell momento
de ser puesto en- ella.
La cabeza Sc mandara al Mu-
SEQ Americana de Historic Ma
tural, para Investigation, y Ell
cuero albino, con manchas gri-
ses curtidas, sera extendido y
colocado en- una pared del Mu-
SEQ. Tambien Sc lie hara una au-
topsia.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
Los RuSOS HdbldR de IN InventC

Los RusOS HdblGR de I'm Invento
A los diplomaticos extranje-
ros Sc ha mostrado en- Moscu u
ma maquina cinematografica es-
tereosc6pica que, segGn su in
ventor, anade una tercera di-
mensi6n, en- profundidad, a las
peliculas.
Semyon Ivanoff, ell joven in
ventor, present6 siete peliculas
cortas, experimentales, incluyen
do una escena en- un bale de ira
jes que, segGn el, combina todos
los ms modernos desenvolvi-
mientos del cinema-movimiento,
sonido, color y profundidad. A
segura Ell inventor que Ell elemen
to esencial en- su aparato es una
'pantalla transparente de seis to-
neladas y 10000 alambres es-
trechamente espaciados con un
total de cerca de 100 millas de
largo. ESta pantalla Sc coloca
frente a la pantalla usual.
Peliculas dObles, tomadas des-
de diferentes angulos, fueron
proyectadas Y, con dos espejos,
reflejadas de nuevo, por la pam
ITALIA especial, hacia ell especta-
dor, creandO una imagen sepa-
rada para cada ojo.
BESIDE Hollywood comentan Ia
noticia diciendo que los efectos
de tercera dimension o profun-
didad en- las peliculas han sido
obtenidos durante varios amos
en- Hollywood y que Sc aprecian
notablemente en- BLANCA Nieve
y los Siete Enanitos" y en- "Fan-
tasia'', puesta en- Ell mercado ha-
ce pocas semanas,
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

comite que esa ley resultarfa
Inconvenience, por cuanto la
idustria quiere la cooperation
voluntaria de los trabajado
res, no la impuesta.
Esto Sc interpreta como un
buen augurio para mejores re
laciones futuras entire patro .
nos y obreros.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

Aver I'll Bur6 Federal de In
vestigaciones avis6 al jefe de
dtctivs Bush que ell bandido a
.quien mato de un eScopetazo
ell Sr. Erwin Hagin, Sc llamaba
Kenneth Edward Lair, I'm ex-
vecino de Carlinville. H., y sus
companerfos j. R. Longfellow
de %, que usa tambien ell a.
de 32 amos, Y Mabel Ridden,
las de Marge De Luck.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

rriente de jugo g5strico. Esa es pro-
bablenerfe Ia raz6n nor Ia cuel me-
jora q d.. on, eyu "a n COS truir
en- los casos de mujeres ddbiles. ago
tadas y fata de ra-Iio.6n. Esa es o.
ira fora por Ia qie a mcnudo qyu-
da a aliv Ia iec nulided reri5 lea.
les 8 agc5 De eie-utoria popular
de CARDUI invitan a la confianza.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
ACUERDo IMPORTANCE DE
LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO
DE LOS TAD UNIDOS

Washington, Enero 29.-El
comite de fabricantes de la
Camara de Concrete de los
Estados Unidos hizo saber hoy
que Sc opone a una ley prohi-
oiendo las huelgas. Estima el
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
Las mujeres obtenen alivio en- dos formas

Dolores De -cabe7a peri6dicos, rer-
viosidad, dolores psrecidos a calam-
bres, cuando sc De en- u~nicgreIe a
causas furcioreles, son alivia1cs pc,
"a muchas mujeres que comienzan el
CARDUI trp dia7 a. IS de "su ITEM
pc" Y 10 usan emo ~ orda0a.
Pero CARDUI tieae otro innortan-
te uso. rs un t5nico, deatinado a e /
m liar e. apetito y aumentar la CO.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
ANOCHE Sc COMETIO OTRO
ASALTo Y RoBO
lie quitaron $500 que tenia
en- los bolsillos

Otro atrac6 Sc cometi6 ano-
che en- esta ciudad cuando un
bandido hizo acto de presen-
cha en- ell 10 de la avenida de
Nebraska, al sur, Y revolver
en- mano obligo a Cecil M.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
InterrogGtoriO para las MujereS

InteTr0gGtOT1O para las Mu1eFeS
A mas de 1000 miembros del
Club Nacional Republican, de
Mujeres sc han mandado inte-
rrogatorios, en- AZ eStados, pi-
diendoles information sobre SUI
preparation para el servicio en-
ell case de una "emergencia ma
cional".
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los caparios ma
chos de mas de un aho $500.
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- el 2202
lie la Gale IL.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

CHEVY CHASE, D. C-o RMS, BA-, $50:
rms, bas. Il bedroom and ba Ist a j.
SiIQ: IL rms, bas., S115: 10 rms,
"a bss daree bedrooms and extra large
hVlns room for entertainins); 5000 All
nave oil burners, FULTON r. GORDON.
I42I Eye ST. District $3.50. Once also
open am to Q pm
Evening star., 1941-01-17

f030IIeo, dsts otV. AU. SbHf.
l2l6 OATES ST. NE--6 ROOMS AND
pain built-ln garage; S52 80. HUGH B.
CONNER 923 18th st. NV. RE 1850
Evening star., 1941-01-17
YES, IT'S TRUE
Welded TO LANDLORD?
WHY NOT GET A DIVORCE2
WOODSIDE FOREST,

| Detached, Colonial brick 3 bedrms.. .
| not be duplicated at this price See sam
| pie house. 94l4 Woodland drive Out Ga.
ave through Silver Spring. Call Shepherd
| 20S2 for particnlarS
Evening star., 1941-01-17
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FOR GOVT EMPL, CPL, .3-YR- SON.
Compl. furn., or 3 rms. kit, pvt. bath
apt; ress. Call CO. 7736-W, 81.
SUBLET FOR TWO MONTHS FURNISHED
ing; communicate giving rent and other
detail Box BOOZE. Star
WANTED UNFURNISHED APARTMENT,
first floor > or more rooms, bath; NV
preferred; reasonable. Call evenings District
SUBLET FURNISHED APARTMENT, SUIT
able for mother and son. from Jan. 20 to
March l. Call RA 3542
Evening star., 1941-01-17
PANELED BEDROOM AND
BATH ON 1St FLOOR
IF YOIJ

Were to build your own nome, you could
not improve on this plan Of Pennsylvania
farmhouse style. This property offers. in
aooltion TO large living room. dining room
ana kitchen, lovely library with wood
burning fireplace, 3 large bedrooms COM
pletely fnished recreation room. servant S
quarters. baths. and a beautifully land
SGapeo, wooded lot. so #. wide The dou-
pie porches Will surely appeal And this
cIoSe-ln d. G. neighborhood is the finest,
Call Mr. TEW WI ~1SI
Evening star., 1941-01-17
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURN. RM.; KITcHENETTE, WITH
refs, next bath; to couple 916 North
Daniel ST.. Arlington, Va.
VERY DESIRABLE Arm. APT. PVT. EN-
trance and bath: heat. hot water furn.
garage; u SO. bus; adults only; S55 mo.
11a S Oak St. w. Falls Church, Va.
ARLINGTON, VA.-5 OR 6 ROOMS; COR
ner Lee highway and Key Bridge; bus and
streetcar at door CHI 1777.
ARLINGTON, 1914 N. WAKEFIELD-UNF.
: bedrms., liv. rn,, kit, bath, refg.; So so;
h.-wh. incl. CHI. 1863. Adults.
1919 N. 14th ST. ARLINGTON-FUR-
nished: 4 rooms. bath; utilities; near bus,
stores. Couple preferred. $50. CHI. 1905
5 ROOMS AND BATH; H-WH. INCLUDED
Wheaton Service Station, Wheaton, Md
on Georgia ave-. miles north of Silver
Spring. Phone Kensington III.
UNFURN.. RMS, DINETTE KITCHEN
ette. bath and screened porch adults
only. sos N. Irving ST., Arlington. Va
NEARBY vA.--NEw APT. BLDGs
ar AAtE1LIIHGSIeoNS IN Se MOST PEsssIRABLE PES BE APIS
blvd. CHI, 1900 Eve, CH. 33O1
Evening star., 1941-01-17

ATTRACTIVE APTS.. HIGH CLASS NEIGH
borhood; some furnished Car available on
apt MRS GREEN Shepherd 512S
III RITTENHOUSE ST. NW.-ATTRACT
furn. 3-rrn., tlle-bath apt. entire 2nd floor
detached home; everything new; large
closets; Frigidaire: lawn: garage; entirely
Evening star., 1941-01-17

1910 K ST. N.W.-Smau front room, s.. so
per week; c.h.w, telephone; employed lady
Evening star., 1941-01-17
HOUSES FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN BEDRMS., 2Ia BATHS,
hreplaces, gas heat, large yard detached,
southern exposures. Conv. loo MI s923
d302 eth ST. N.W.-6 RMS. AND BATH.
conveniently located for churches, schools
and shopping.
BEFORE DECIDING SEE 1907 MILITARY
rd. NV Very reasonable.
GROOM HOUSE. BATH. FURNISHED
well located: good shade, flowers large
grounds. Chestnut 0050.
CHEVY CHASE-6 ROOMS. OIL HEAT
garage; immediate possession; SS5 until
May 1st. WI. 0945.
1851 MASS. AVE, N,W.-DETAcHED
house. / | rms. baths, oil heat, screened
room; maids quarters; Beautifully fur
nlshed; rent, $3.50. PAUL J. FRIzzELL,
Realtor, 1910 K st. NV RE. 1900.
BRAND-NEW HOME AND NEW FURNI-
ture; consisting of living ,rm;. dining rm.,
IIanSportation weekdays after 4 pm,
children; refs. Lincoln 5227. '1'' -iO
WITHIN ! SQUARE WEsTMORELAND
tanning 7 rms. and bath. lst-fi Law, .
porcheS. BY the year, Sl25 per mo.
LINKINS CO. DI 3522
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
80 quincy st. n.e.-Detached, rms.
nath, large lot and garage; snicely furn.
$500
South Dakota ave. woodbridge Gardens)
All new section: nearly new. detached. 8
nm garage: nicely furn.; will rent from
LOUIS H. HALL, Reaitor,
I'D II. / Ave N e. HO. 5000.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

NEW DETACHED BRICK ROOMS, 2
baths, > freplaces, garage, auto. heat;
nice lot and trees; or will trade for 4-fam-
ily apartment GE Abs, RA 800.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

ITO 18th ST. NE large front rms,
completely furn., Ink: on second f., next
Evening star., 1941-01-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Mr.. wARDMAN PARK and Conn. ave
Pvt. home, very large double rm.; gentle
man; excel. meals; unlim. phone; $3.50.
co. 3127-J.
2715 CONNECIICUT AVE, opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-Single and double rooms;
delicious meals: reasonable CO. 94o0. .
DUPONT CLUB, 1896 10th st. n.w.-Dou-
Bile next bath other vacancies; showers;
walking distance. Dupont 9049.
PORTNER APIS. Apt 370-Nicely furn.
front bedrm. or studio rn.t well-bal. meals:
COW to bus car line. NO. 1920
5000 HIATT PL.. NW.-Large front room,
, windows; also lse. single rm.; reas.; blk
14th st. cars buses. Adams 1871.
2ll4 18th ST N.W.-s2s, $50 per mo;
Southern home cooking. North 925s. 1s.
1927 18th ST. NW-Front room, twin
beds inner-Spring mattresses: excellent
meals. 49,
1900 FARRAGUT ST. NW-Detached cor.
home; desirable double and single rooms;
refs; phone. 1a'
4s30 18th ST NW.-Refined lady to
share large front rn1, with middle ged
lady: beds, next bath. Taylor 1872.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,

NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
Brick home q rms, . inclosed porches
oil heat. garaze; $50
Mr.. WESTERN AVE. AND DAVENPORT ST.
brick BUNGALOW at $50
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. 351S Conn. WO 1900
822 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
semi-detsched brick; rms. bath; c60
built-in garage; convenient to Voo
stores, schools transportation.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 VERMONT AVE DI S14l
Evening star., 1941-01-17
STOPI IOOKI

=, 1913 lnEomar pl. n.w.-Here's your
change to own lovely semi-detached home
IN SheVy Chase, D c. large rooms .
oatns, recreation room. center hall Oc-
eupled only few months. Can be purchased
Ior soOO cash and balance like rent, or
4w1er frsder Tll sceept small row house in
Evening star., 1941-01-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued,)

140s HARVARD. ST. NV RIM, KTrcH
snes' ss snsis nleies 1ur conr runnng adt water Isl
923 KENNEDY ST. NW.-LIv.. BEpRM.
kitchen; heat, gas, light. elec. refg.; empl
couple only. See Sat. or Sun. RA. 1920
WILL syBLET, NEW; COMPLETELY CE Ely FURN
town m oeaab dpe55e aPf n s6s MfSn fFt Hal n
JOB KENNEDY ST. NV, APT. 26-SUB-
let room kitchen, dinette and bath. newly
furnished: near exp. bus, stores. 49,
SuBLET FEB 1st TO MAY 1st-COM-
pletely furn. liv rm., bedrm, kit. and
18th @ st, INV nW cain Cali MISS SMITH. NE. 1854
bet. 1880 and 80 p m. IL
4 ROOMS AND BATH, ELEC REFG. IN
APP. bids; 500; near 18th and Columbia rd.
1917 MASS. AVE. NE.-ATTRACT. FURN.
3-room apt, ISt A.; conv. transp.; $50
including utilities: adults,
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. goth
and F SITS nw.-1 room kit. dinette, pvt.
bath; day. 81 ] or , persons, week SIS:
furn4 MA 5425. LINKINs co direction.
COUPLE AND LADY WANT LADY. PREF
erably Government worker, to share apart
TO SUBLET FURNISHED. 3 RMS,
kitchen. bath. porch: all utilities included.
Apt, 1903, Kew Gardens, 200 Que ST. NV,
DOWNTOWN-SUBL H ST. NV
-Attraetively furn with antiques Liv (.
62S eth ST. NE ROOMS. COMPLETE
ly furn: Frigidaire; adults.
SUBLET SEVERAL MONTHS. COMPLETE
ly furnished apartment: 2 rms. kit, bath.
Highest location in city. Emerson 1915.
> GIRLS WILL SHARE LARGE 2-ROOM
apt. Reas. Walking distance to town.
Call Hobart 05s4 after pm.
Ills K ST NV ROOMS. FRONT;
gas. elec, steam heat linens. dishes.
silver. $50 semi-monthly.
S65-S75-452O GA. AVE. NW.-Liv. rm.
! and 2 bedrms, k b. Also S60-4526
18th st. n.w.-1 bedrm. GE, 1883, ewes.
SUBLET APT, BEAUTIFULLY APPOINT
ed, two rooms, kitchen and bath. Call
North 5257 for appointment. 19'
PETWORTH-LADY WANTS MIDDLE
aged, empl. lady, share 2-rnl., kit. bath,
porch apt; new. RA. 1909.
2o15 10th ST. ,N.w;-3 ROOMS. SLEEP
ing porch, freshly decorated; good furni-
ture. Frigidaire. sink. phone. s13.5o
30 FARRAGUT PL. N.w--NEw ATTRAC-
tive ? rooms, kitchen. bath: utilities furn.;
cow to bus: $40 mo- RA 1882
Evening star., 1941-01-17
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

Sublet. Z mo TO l yr. beautifully furn
suite. living room, bedrm., bath. &C
Evening star., 1941-01-17
APARTMENTS UhEURNIsHEp.

THE CRESCENT, 1855 GREsCENT PI., NV
r. o. BELT. Union Trust Bldg 10.
i52l s1st oo ST. NV MW-cHE5RY sSH g6 LITTLE
optional Resident manager.
443 MASS. AVE. Nw.-3 ROOMS AND
bath, h.-w-h.' gas cleo; adults. OWNER.
E5 Nev 46E s5a ANp RENfE
ences Tel District 4210. Room zoe 1e'
NEAR NAVY YARD = TWO ROOMS,
kitchen, dinette, modern bath; refrisera-
G ssfs hs WsSf ss nenaed ans IN ofo 1ept pF
Carolina ave. sc. 19'
2s1? 14th ST: NV LARGE ROOMS.
kltchen and bath; suitable business or
housekeeping: End floor. co. 10412.
Aa bssreS%g soyT 2ns REpTs loon 2al3 kssn ST Ss
S57 80: Res mgr. Apt. 211.
NEW BUILDING 2 BEDROOMS, s7l:
electricity and gas furnished. LYON, INC
Res. mgr. Chestnut s040
sfrs fcSsn a1a p1ae P Sss and
entrance: oil heat. c.h.w.: redec.
23l, 18th ST. Sc; = ROOMS. KIT.
bath Sa refrigerator; 5s lovely apts Sac s45.
1913 20th ST NV. GUST OFF CONN.
ave.j--1st, floor apartment: walking dis
lance to downtown: living room, bedroom,
kitchen and bath; $50. JACK HAYES,
Rea tor, Dupont 77s4.
1881 18th ST. NV BEDRMs.,- LIv
rn.., din. kit. bath S75; util included
VICTOR CAHILL. Agt.. MA. 6313.
5414 9TH ST. ,N.W-ENTIRE SECOND
floor = rooms, kitchen, bath, porch; gas
and elec. furn.; elec. refrigerator: reas,
Evenings. Is.
| $50 ST. NE-4 RMS, KIT, BATH; LIST
T.; newly dec; light: south: expos; conv.
| Capitol and downtown adults
| 5O17 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-NEW 2-FAM-
| ily. house. S52 so, consisting of living room,
bee. m. kitchen, dinette. bath. laundry and
yard Rent includes light heat, re-
| frigerator. gas: all conveniences of a mod
| ern apt. with the atmosphere and aeces-
! sories Of an individual home. RAN.
DOLPH 1859.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
NEAR 3rd AND KENNEDY.

NEAR 3rd AND KENNEDY.
bedrooms, 2 baths; 81 1T. semi-dst.
brick in excellent shape Sold for SI1, $50
new. For terms and to inspect call MR.
MYERS, RA- 1911 or DI 3346.
A 7-room, semi-detached brick, 2I IT,
wide, bedrooms "a baths, front and
back porches: 2,car. built-in gar; priced
$500: Will sell on easy terms. MR..
WEAVER, DI. 334s, wO. 4944.
S4950-BRICK BUNGALOW. ON BEAU
tiful lot S0x150 feet in Glenmont
Park Md. Living room, Kitchen
dinette, 2 bedrooms and bath; hot
water heat; hardwood f1oors; porch
and garage; Builders trade-in. priced
SO 50o~NEW sIx-RooM, Two-BATH
DETACHED BRICK in Chevy Chase
D. c.. adjacent to Barnaby Woods
Front porch, 2 hreplaces, air-condi-
toned heat. finished attic. insulation
and all other modern innovations. The
last Of fast-selling group
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
+ 1905 H st. NV Ma 2345
Evening star., 1941-01-17

218 ASCOTT PL. NE.
Six rooms. modern kitchen and bath
built-in garage, S475O.
334 18th ST. NE.
Four rooms, kitchen and bath, front and
back rorch, hot-water heat: redecorated:
S45.o0.
HARRY JUSTINE.
S19 11th St. NV. MA. 2S44.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
BELMONT HALL,

Brand-new furniture, inner-spring INST
tress: all utilities included; S42.50. NJ
14th st. cars and downtown. 1915 Bel
mont st. NV. MI, 35S2.
OIInnEII AM 1InnrnI
Evening star., 1941-01-17
Chevy Chase, Md.-S16,95O.
IN BEAUTIFUL NEW
HOUSE CONDITION.

One block from the circle Center-hau
colonial, 8 bedrooms, 3 baths, Ist-f lava
tory, Oil heat. pantry; large closets; fnp
charm and the location is excepfionsIiy
good 2-car garsse: pretty lot BOSS T.
PHELPS, National 1900
Evening star., 1941-01-17
$500 CASH PAYMENT

5,950-New brick home. large rooms
eisya Pan; convenient Northeast section; high
Johnson, Adams 00s4. or REALTY ASSO.
GATES. National 1893 until pm
Evening star., 1941-01-17
9th and Alabama Ave. Sc,

$500 Cash-S5O Monthly
rooms and bath and rec room, SEMI
detached, Aforementioned heat hardVood
floors, de luxe kitchens
S6.950 UP
Drive across llth St. SE. Bridge. out
NlcholS ave. 10 Alabama ave and thence
east squares to houses
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY UNTIL s PM
HOWENSTE1N REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
BARNABY WOODS. SIS, $50

a., One Of the most attractive houses in
ms popular wooded section of Chevy
ShsSe, D c. Unusual architecture beau
Mlui III grounds. clear stream, lovely porches.
Ihere are four bedrooms tone with fire.
pIaceI and three complete baths on the
22nd floor: maids room and bath recrea-
ION @cion room air conditioned: nev-house
conoltlon. 1t has individuality and dis
tinctEensss-a real opportunity BOSS
s PHELPS NA $500; evenings, cali Mr.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK
BOATS,
ROOMS FURNISHED.

30-FooT OWENS CRUISER.
VIII consiuer car in trade. Call Dstric