davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-12-09
APROBADO Ell TRATA-
MI-ETO \ PARA
LA PARALYSIS

New York, Die. 9,-Un ira
tamiento rsvclucionario de la
paralisis infartil, desaprollado
en- Australia por la enfermera
Elizabeth Kenny, e introducido
n eeste pals, en- ell mes de JUNO
del ano pasadc, fu6 aver cficial-
mente aprobado por Ell Comite
Nacional para el tratamiento de
la PARALYSIS. All mismo tempo Sc
manifesto que ell Journal Gle la
Association Medica Aerieana, Or
CARO- official de la Medicine anne
.i.ana sprueba tambi@n ell me
TODD Kenny.
FL m5todc Kenny no IS una
cura de la pardlisis infantil, ST.
no disminuya las deformidades
y en- ciertOs aspectos Is superior
a los actuales tratamientOs or
odoxos. En- les metoios orto-
doxs, Is miem5r sparalizads son
inmcv;lizados en- aparatos de
yes. FL m6todo Kenny es TODD 10
contrariO.
Los primeros son primera-
mente tratados con aplicaciones
lca!ientes p2ra reducir los es-
pasmos. Despu6s son ejercita-
dos p-aulatinamente. Finalmen-
tie al paciente Sc lie anima a mo
yer los miembros, activamente,
FOR su propia iniciativa.
Luego de eXaminar SO ca
SOS sometidos a tratamiento
en- ell Hospital General de Min
nesota, bajo la direction de
Miss Kenny, un comit6 de la
National Foundation para la
Pralisis Infantil, opina que la
condici6n general de los pa
cientes parece ser mejor que
la de los pacientes tratados
por otros metodos durante un
igual periodic de tempo.
La enfermera Kenny usa los
masajes y la libertad de movi-
mientos, de modo que los
m1sculos mantengan ell maxi
mo de su actividad f~is;ol6gica.
La gaceta., 1941-12-09
RESPONDE Ell CANCER AL
TRATAMIENTO DEL
T
Los resultados son satisfac-
torios

San Francisco, Die. 9.-Los
rayos de neutr6n creados por
ell bombardeo de los atomos
de "berylium," en- ell "cyclo-
iron" de la Universidad de
California, que pesa 225 tone
ladas, han dado alentadores
resultados EN- ell tratamiento
del cancer durante los Gltimos
tres amos, segGn informaron
profesores de la Universidad
a la Sociedad Radiol6gica de
Norte America. Hablando eau
t~elosamente y destacando que
aun es muy temprano para a.
preciar ell valor complete de
la terapia de los rayos del
"cyclotron" en- los casos de
La gaceta., 1941-12-09

La poblaci6n espanola e his
panoamericana de Tampa ha ST.
do ~atentamente invitada a la
"instalaci6n" del DR.. Jer6nimo
Mallo como professor de espanol
en- ell Florida Southern College,
que tendra lugar ell domingo IA
del presente mes de diciembre,
a las 3:15 de la tarde.
Eel DR.. Judd, M. Spivey, Pre-
sidente del Colegio, que presi-
dira la ceremonial, estima mu-
cho asistencia de cuantas perso-
mas de habla espanOla, interesa-
das seguramente por 10 que Sc
refiere a la ensenanZa de su
lengua nativa, quieran honrar
el acto.
FL DR.. Mallo Sc halla muy ca
La gaceta., 1941-12-09

rieron desde ell comienzo de
los experiments, tenian a su
muerte extensivos "carcino-
mas"
Ell cancer, por 81 mismo, so
10 produjo la muerte en- 13 ca
sos. La pneumonia ocasion6
II de las defunciones.
Miembros de la Sociedad
Radiol6gica vieron a los pa
cientes de cancer que actual
mente Sc italian sometidos a
tratamiento con los rayos de
neutr6n, compuestos de parti-
culas at6micas cedidas GUAM
do un elemento, en- este case
ell "berrylium," es bombardea
do con un nGcleo de hidrigeno
expelido por ell "cyclotron'' ba
jo una fuerza de millones de
voltios.
I'm paciente vista ell labO-
ratorio tres veces a la semana
para un tratamiento que dura
diez minutes cada uno y Sc ex-
tiende por un periodic no ma
yor de II dias. Sc ha aprecia-
do que la piel sec ura mas ra-
pidamente despues de un mas
corto periodic de irradiaci6n.
Los resultados alcanzados
han sido 10 suficientemente a
lentadOreS para seguir los ira
tamientos con la terapia neu-
tron, y Sc vienen seleccionan-
do los casos no muy avanza-
dos. Los trabajos futures pro-
bablemente Sc concentraran
en- tipos definidos, porque So
10 limitando los tipoS de can
GER tratados, segdn los medi-
La gaceta., 1941-12-09

sa activtdad en- 81 trabajo profe.
sional Y en- labores intelectua-
qes, adquiriendo gran prestigio
en- ell Foro y en- Ell Ateneo de
Madrid con motive de sus infor-
mes y de sus c%onferencias So
bre temas sociales y literarios.
En- 1881 representa- a Espaha
como Delegado en- Congresses
Internacionales y en- la Sociedad
de Naciones Y en- 1882 fue ele-
gido Presidente del Tribunal de
Traba6O del ICcmerciO de Ma
drid, cargo que dessmpeh6 has
ia 1894. Ha sido tambi3n Secre-
tario de la Junta Nacional CON
ira ell Paro, Jefe de Departa-
mento del Ministerio de Traba-
10 y Secretario del Patronato de
Acsi6n Social. F~inalmente, en-
1885 fv6 nombrado professor de
la Egcuela de CriminOlogia. Tai
es la historic del nuevo professor
de cultura hispanica en- Ell Cole
gio de Lakeland,
All invitar ell DR.. Spivey a los
espanoles e ~hispanoamericanos
de Tampa al referido acto, les
ofrece una Oportunidad para CO.
nocer la capilla Annie Pfeiffer,
c~onstruida en- e, campo del Co.
que es uno de los edificios
mas originates del mundo. Pro
yectada por Frank Lloyd
Wright, ell famoso a%rquitecto,
creador de I'm nuevo estilo, ha
merecido generates elOgios por
su valor tecnico y artistico. En-
ella Sc verificara ell acto de to-
ma de possession.
La gaceta., 1941-12-09
ElDr. Malo tomars possession 81 da IA
Initaci6n a los espaholes e hispanoamericanos
de Tampa

pacitado para ser I'm notable
professor de espahol y de la lite
raratura y la historic de Espa-
ma v de las naciones hispanoa-
mericanas. Ha tenido a su cargo
cstas ensehanzas durante las al
mas semanas su formal insta-
,asi6n en- ell profesorado del Co
,egio Sc aplaz6 con Objeto de que
en- una tarde de domingo, pudie-
ran concurrir a ella los espano-
les de Tampa.
Como Ell nuevo professor no
corOce aGn suficientemente el
ingles, prcnunciara su discurso
en- Ia lengua nativa, traducien-
dola Embellishments ell DR.. Wi
lliam C. Cellars, que tamIbien es
professor de espanol en- ell mismo
Colegio.
Ell DR.. Mallo, que sali6 de Es-
paha al terminar la guerra civil,
ha residido durante dos amos en-
Mexico, prestandO servicios al
gobierno de aquella RepGblica y
colaborado en- reyistas y diarios
de la capital.
Natural de la provincial de
Leon, Espana, despues de reci-
Dir 81 grade de Bachiller a los
10 amos de edad, sigui6 sus estu-
dos de Derecho en- la Universe
dad de Santiago de Compostela,
obtenido ell titulo de abogado
con calificaci6n de "sobresalien-
tie" y 81 Premio Extraordinario
de la Facultad. Cinco amos mas
tarde Sc gradr6 de doctor en- FL
losofia y Letras por la Universe
dad de Madrid, e inm0diatamen
te, pensionado por ell %gobierno,
hizo estudios en- la Universidad
de Paris, explicando tambien
cursos de literature hispanoa-
mericana en- la capital francesa.
De regreso a Espaha, fue pro-
fesor en- Valladolid y Barcelona,
ensenando varias materias rela-
cionadas con la lengua y la lite
ratura espanola y el derechO adj
miniStrativo. En- Barcelona eJer
clio ademas ell periodismo, cola
borando en- algunos diarios, don
de hizo brillanteS campanas so
bre los mas importantes profile
mas nacionales de aquel tempo.
Ejerci6 ell DR.. Mallo la carre-
"a de Abogado desde 1918, y en-
1926 Sc traslad6 a Madrid, vol
viendo a la u niversidad, donde
obtuvo en- 1927 el grade de Doc
tor en- Derecho y Ciencias So
ciales y fue nombrado Professor
Ayudante en- 1928. En- la capital
de Espana desarrol6 una inten-
La gaceta., 1941-12-09
BOLETTNES DE
ULTIMA HORA
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

hoy que ell gObierno esta va en-
guardia contra TODD ataque
que las naciones enemigas ira
ten de hacer. "EstadOs UnidOs
II tiene que temer en- cuanto al
resultado de la guerra con Ell
Jap6n".
Londres, Die. 9.-LoS alta
ques de los japoneses contra
Hong Kong, efectuados hoy, fue
ron rechazados.
Berlin, Die. 9.-Dicese que ell
almirante Darlan, viceprimer
ministro de Vichy, esta en- ca
mino de Italia, donde conferen-
clara con ell condo Ciano, yerno
de Mussolini.
Washington, Die. 9.-Uno de
los senadores por ell eStado de
Tennessee pidi6 hoy al gobierno
que sin demora Sc apodere de
la Martinica y la Guayana Fran
cesa.
Washington, Die. 9.-Dicese
que en- Clark Field, Manila, las
bombas de los japoneses prOdu-
jeron 200 muertOs y heridos.
I'm aerOplaro japon6s, pilo-
teado por un aleman, ha side
derribado.
La gaceta., 1941-12-09

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre Ia pintura
e. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamepte por K i g
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-12-09
Did diamond jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer pajns2

1t is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora-
ciously If he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have to a
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation, bloat and
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a Csc box of Udga
Tablets. Trey must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1941-12-09

cos e INVESTIGATORS, sc podra
comprobar xactamente como
los rayos del cyclotron actdan
comparados con los Rayos x.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
@erSIei6sOerfabtsa

Gin Observation-Disclosures, Oer
i'm bremiimen &an0eI aIs mtdt
iibermdBig oiolt6e" angeIeben ur6
nit NaiBtrouen betra9tet pur0e,
re1tfertigte oiele 8eurteiIullg oa.
Our1, Dab er Ieinen @l1ubigern
zines Cages einen 5ienlIi9 faltlen
@erglei1 onbot. Gie erbielten nob
bIutigen a1mpfen ihlieBli9 Dieraig.
RrO8ent ibrer Soroerungen. Oar
aufbin puroe Der Miaun auf elm
Sabr BON 8efu@ Der E0rie aus.
geidloiien.
Mls er nod MbInuf Oieier Srift,
ols Subnber elmer neioegriinbeten
Girma io5uiagen ouferitanOen, an
Der @0rie eri6ien, broH Elm Maf.
Ter feline eben eefiibrte 8arbanOlungs
al, bepegte iI6 ouf i'm gu, lteate
it6 Dor ibm ouf uno muiterte i'm
NIT hummer IangonbGltenOer
@riinOli1teit. @g mar ni9f gerobe
bebaglid, bon ben bIonen Mugen
Oes mel b6rtigen alien &errr, oeifen
MnipriiAe an ben 9leibungsihniH
einen betaeten @9neiOermeiiter &c.
IeeentIid in bie 9ebrlinesiobre 5u.
riidberiesten, auf bteIe g[rt betrod.
tet gu mer6en.
n@arum ieben sic mid 10 on9~
fraste Der @eapeeni@einigte
i9IieBli9 nerbSs.
Ser MnfIer I1@elte. do i@
freu mid man blob" iagte er. SIT
ieben toti66ltG fe@sie @rOaent BEL.
Ter aus"
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
CT iuaRte Is aud nt6t

@Onie gbriitipn TX. bon 96ne.
mari beiu6fe zines Cages auf Ell.
ner Reiie cine 3orH9uIe. CT beit6.
tiste BITE beridieoenen @laiien un6
itelte aud IeI6it Grasen an oie
@in0er.
ngeun, mei1e Iieber Rinber,~
ipro6 er bic AIoiie an, ntOnut ibr
mir pObl einise erobe R6nige bon
D1nemarf nenilen2"
Die Mnttporten famen aiemli9
prompt unO reidIid, ie6er bob iei.
men Singer, unb Die lugen blis.
ten: n&nut Der @roBe, Gbriftian
Der 9ierte@ uip. 81 alerlebt ging
6ann nod Elm 3agboftes 6ingerdm
bod, un6 freunOlim pnn6te Iih Der
aOnig an Oas fleine MdoHen:
uGbriitian Der Meunte," fliiIterte
Elm beiHei0enes Gtimm9en.
80, tuns bat Der Oenn Grpbes
getan, mein Iiebes @in6?"
Die aIeine ertDioerte nod Ian.
gem Na9oenten dngItliH: nDas
tpeiB i'd nibt.~
0a Iahte Der R0nig un6 itrei.
delte Der aleinen 6ie 9Gdaen:
sgun, tr0ite bid nur, i9 tpeib es
n1mlia audi ni9t."
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

u n &c p riefene @ore 1T
nints inert.
@ut setau lift ieOerseit beier
ale gut geiagt-
User In Iia ielber berIiebt H.
bat teiuen g~eebenbubleE.
STR Oas @eIo trdgt man
isinen aOpf 8u Narfte.
er aber ale @elt psiut,
ueint ii6 Die Qugen aus.
SeOer min LANCE Iebeu, aber
alt iein min fein Menih.
Suiten, Maud unO Giebs tauu
man MIR i6IeGt perbergen.
Go8 Gels lit cine 3uuge,
Die reoet, cine San6, bic t0tet.
@irflide 0eeni6en babeu lire
Gut an Dem, mas edit 1T. 2osarOe.
$50 Oas @efibl Ipri8t, muB oles
andre idmeigenl GOriter.
Qi6t Seimat iu6eu, iOuOern
$eimot werOen iOuen mirl SeiOel.
-Sfebnid ouf Oas bdBIi6e
@eii6t Bel benz, Der biibiaes @eIO
bat.
-Das @eI0 0ieat ols SonO
benz ariippeI. als 8unge benz gtum.
men.
@iIIig foufen IGBt Fa
balo Oerfaufen, baIo Derfaufen ldBt
piel gepinnen.
$50 cine Gbe obne 2iebe &c.
i6loiien pirS. febrt bulO cine 2iebe
Obne gbe Elm.
8etDabre bid Dor Der Sc.
Iegenbeit, 10 piro Soft bid Dor Der
SunOe beluabreH.
Sc Iobnt fi9 nur gu Iebem fir et.
mas, pOfiir itd aud su iterben IObnt.
Sombort.
@er tit meiIel Ser bOn ieOem
Iprnt. User lit md9tig2 Ser jth i'm.
mler beberri9t. Ner 1T rei@2 Der
5ufrieOen lit. unb mer VI OosR
Nientauo.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
(Bortfsbuns fOIgt.)

@erratben. 2ebrer Gin Der
gemeinbsratbsiibuns): sd bin Elm
unbsfe9lihcr Menid. der bon Sud
bat es senagt. mir seftern cuOnpm u
lafGtn Msin gu ienben9 SelbHpers
Itdnbli& riibre i9 ben Mein ntdt an,
benn - brrr! - er i4medt fauer Dis
gHis!4
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
WieIaaenb.

Sill filling: lin @ottes piuen,
Deriteden Sic mid, bie @oIisei 1T
binter mir berl"
8iirofrdulein: mS9nea, i@neu,
tOmmen sic bier in ben aurtQtbef-
iAront, oa fiu0et niernano etpos. "
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

prins 9Srriss mar Rtinttli4.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-06
Race HaterS
To Be Exposed

A program of home defense"
against intolerance was set in mo-
ton last night by the National
Conference of Christians and Jews
at dinner of New York members.
Needing the counsel of Charles
H. futile, former district attorney
of New York, that 1--WE must be
ever vigilant in our efforts to in
crease practical measures of CO.
operation between all Americans"
nd ito be ready to speak out
promptly and courageously at
moments notice against fomenters
of discord and strife among Prot
estants, Catholics and Jews" the
participants urged sponsorship of
training dinners" for speakers in
other cities of the country and the
drafting of a speakers manual to
aid spokesman for t h e National
Conference whenever they appear
on a public platform or before a
microphone. The recommendations
were accepted for the National
Conference by DR.. Everett r.
Clinchy, president.
The speakers were told that the
threats to democratic govern
ment now evident through t h e
world" will conceivably be marked
in the United States during the
coming months by renewed efforts
from those opposed to "our way
of life" to stir up religious and ra-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-06
Savannah
Daily
Praises
Palestine

A leading editorial in the Morn
ing News of Savannah, Ga. of May
20. 1941, under the heading OF
ssThe Defense of Palestine" calls
attention to 'the frightening sha-
dow of Nazism as it reaches out
for the Holy Land" and declares
that ''the crooked cross mounted
on the Hill of Zion would be the
crowning degradation of the
Christian era in human history.
The editorial points to the dan
ger that menaces the achievements
of the Jewish community in Pal
estine. achievements that have
brought a primitive and neglected
land into the orbit of civilization
and progress" and concludes as fol-
lows:
"All who abhor evil will pray
that this blow may be averted.
Americans in particular will not
fail to show where their hopes and
sympathies lie. The restoration of
Jewish life in Palestine has had
the moral support of the American
government and has commanded
the cordial approval of the Ameri-
can people. That fact has only re-
Gently received fresh testimony in
the formation of t n e American
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-06

Palestine Committee under the
craftsmanship of Senators Wagner
and McNary and with a member
ship of hundreds of the leaders of
American thought and action.
Americans would be happy to
have the assurance tn at every
thing possible is being done for
the defense of Palestine and the
Jewish settlement: While a with
drawal of the British forces from
Palestine might not be fatal to the
British cause, it may prove to be
so for the Jewish settlement, and
nothing should be left undone to
prevent such an outrage against
humanity. Reports indicate tn a t
American planes, tanks, and guns
have already reached the Suez re-
gion. It is to be hoped that Pales-
tine will be accorded its full share
of these weapons from the "arse-
nal of democracy" It would be a
great day for democracy and
Christianity if the forces of evil
and aggression were thrown back
at the gateway of the land which
has become the symbol of the up
ward striving of the human spir-
it."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-06

cial conflict as a trick to weaken
and destroy U.S."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-06

nd IN Ni and
eh) 1GOfnpeG
in o United Palestine Appeal also
ndimmrM
going
he dLMihAp for sQyeweMN eddPd
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-06

During the past FIVE months, in the midst OF
the invasion of the Balkans and the spread Of
the war to the Mediterranean, hundreds Of
thousands of Jews overwhelmed by war and
oppression in many parts of the world received
vital relief and reconstructive aid from Ameri.
can Jewry through the funds raised by the
United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas
Needs and Palestine. Without aiding the
German economy or violating the British
blockade, the Joint Distribution Committee
fed and clothed hundreds of thousands of men,
Evening star., 1941-07-14

SO33 18th ST NV, APT S12-NEWLY
furnished and decorated rooms, kitchen
and bath: B exposureA CONVENIENT transp.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

113e CHURCH ST Nw-Double. single,
southern exposure, next 10 oath' showers
rireIv furnished DE 114S.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED.

1898 GEORGIA AVE. NY BEDROOMS,
all utilities furnished.
3"2O WISCONSIN AVE. NV ROOM,
bath. electricity included, S27.5O Apply
GLOVER PARK = ROOM, KITCHEN,
bath lady Government employe. Phone
2I2 10Th PL. NE, 2nd FL ROOMS
and bath. Arcola heat, elec. All OUTSIDE
JESSE JESSE L. II HEIsKE1L. iiss 1115 EYE St NV
4s"s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE N.W.-3
heat, hot water furnished; storsse room;
janitor service: 500 Georela 45iS,
3ol4 MASS. AVE Sc q BLOCK WEST
rooms, kitchenette, dinette and bath; gas
heat new, 2 large closets and screened
sefr s,n : porch a, ~ ossf 6 H. PARKER co. 4a'
S5O-I575 SPRING PL. NV. t36l5 18th
ST." rooms, kitchen. bath; large lawn
Frisidaire on house current Lease.
THE MELROsE. l343 CLIFTON ST NV;
Attracting rooms, kitchen, bath and
EsT 5 kfS uSoN ms Se GRe eS fSt
asl6 QUE ST. Sc FAMILY HOME;
llv. rm.; bedrm..., kit, din; bath, porch;
no utitieS avail bs,S nov Also besd 6sdrmS Sd
hot water turn. Apply Apt. ,. 2sl7 Que
LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM KITCHEN
dinette; bath, porch; ami. AT. 2l6i.
POTOMAC HTS SECTION OR 3
rooms, kitchen and bath, newly painted;
coolest. best location in town 10 min.
downtown; $50 or $50 per month. EN-.
66S4
I"l5 PENN ST. NE, DUPLEX, APT q
. rooms. dinette, kitchen and bath. porch,
S37.50. STERLING d. FISHER Co, HO.
$3.50
6lS 18th ST. NV? R., x. AND B
$50. LLOYD r. TURNER. ME- 1647. l5'
314 10th ST, NE-LGE. FIR. RIM, BED
a% XIII s edth adai ca il
SIG EDGEWOOD ST NE-ENTIRE End
FIR, 3 rms. kit, private bath; conv. 10
downtown. Vic. Catholic Univ. and 4th
and r. l. ne. DE. 3110-R
TAKoMA PARK-s55; 5 RMS. IN MOD
ern brick house: fireplace; refs yard;
heat; hot water: on year lease. a05 Domer
ave. nr. Saratoga and Flower aves.
FAREWELL, $500 18th ST. NV
large rooms. kitchen, dinette. elevator
NOLAN & NOLAN. Lincoln O0s3.
Owe RLOOKING SOLDIERS HOME
aaIophoS-Lee corner rm. bic windows.
n92r ref ss esctrr and am
rehned Christian couple. adults. 431 Park
I'd. NV
ON CAPITOL HILL ROOMS, KITCH.
en- and bath. ami: S45. Apply POI md
St Sc
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN, PORCH. BATH:
Frieidslre. Ras. light and heat CPS
Princeton pl. NV.
60"4 sth ST. NW-NEW BLDG, , R.
WASH Really CO, GE' s3o6.4455
l.@a B ST Sc, NEAR NAVY YARD
Eefre ftI .s snd irf room sad k bah; heat
CLEAN. BRIGHT. ROOMS AND BATH
porch, ESQ heat: S455 80 to good tenant.
Near 6 p o. P o, markets. scno1ls
Modern 2-Rm., K. Apt, $50.
huge 00ftR eoaet db Expo as 3[Ehs
l7ol PARK I'd NV. co 57en
DOWNTOWN. :l2l H ST NV.
80 rms; XII, bath. refg.. roof sarden;
S535n Res. mgr. Me 1863
DowNIIowN; 1880 18th ST, NV
incl: $50 on. Res mgr
LARGE. 3RM. KIT. AND BATH APT,
ia, r. JgRoME e Y E, S, MURRAY o,eo
l rm., kit' $50 bah a. /" tHS eiec. Re refg Nv" ssl
I54I LANIER PL NV.
. rms, kit. bath. elec refg So
,., OLIVER T. CARR.
ft.tbsn 59t Bro .rs ST =, Nv; APT. "a ROOMS
ktehsn 55" a5a and 81 BAH Nv" 81 APf. 5S 1S-2 rooms
N: FRANK RUPFERT. lo2l tn s. Nv
7Hos. HeS@' E, 5ARREIl Ell CO. ' Re.;or: 52
Evening star., 1941-07-14
APARTMENrs FURNISHED.

FURN. GROOM APT.-SUB LEASE s47 so:
accommodate .. 211O 10Th st. NV. See
janitor
FRANCIS r! SCOTT KEY APT HoTn. 2oth
room kit, dinettte, pvt bath: ! or per
nicely furnished Ma 5425
sc5 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. NV
sa.h fe ut Hnd HFn n11 s4s rm Ranaoiph ssdr% f
THE LA SALE, APT. 2o3-.N1CELY FUR
ladies preferred ME- eIs1 il.
. ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH, FRIGIDAIRE
sa ssss else s. ts rsss ssq''ffse9t is5 S:%
ST NV. IA
a475 HOLMEAD PL- N.W.-oNE ROOM
sleeping porch; kit. and bath; newly dec;
car ne ns sduts Io EM 5esa aaea'er l4n
LADY TO SHARE APARTMENT WITH
sefore 1850 N, 14sa Spring rd. . NV, We
HeEn5sSad ST. NM SoVs sda hARaE also cIEAN Is4s.
room, suit. 2 gentlemen: twin beds.
os23 14th ST. NV LARGE ROOMS
month Appiy l ADJ. .. Adams a4Sa. -
DOWNTOWN = NEWLY FURNISHED 1
a1q ktfhTn nx Stanes sa ea sh
buildings reasonable rents. See resident
manager. Apt. /. 7Ia 9Th ST. NV
BORDEAUX. 1921 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Living room, 2 bedrooms. kitchen. bath.
See res. mgr. or E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
9O9 18th st. NV District 9051.
"a v ST. N.W.-ENT1RE st FL; 2 RMS,
kit bath; util. furnished; available July
15: $50 mo. CO. 6115-R.
sassmsat; STiTsss .ssssSs; lsSt; ss h.sf' a 81 IS
134O 21st N.W-LARGE BEDROOM AND
kitchen; everything Furnished; very con-
venient: couple only.
1890 BELMONT ST NW.-LIVING-BED-
room, dinette. kitchenette; cleo refe,
light. gas vacant July 15.
WARDMAN-MOsT DESIRABLE CORNER
apt, constant breeZes from 3 expos. Spa
cious living rm., din. rm. kit, l dble.
bedrm., b.. dressing rm., balconies. Suitable
for .; several mcnths. S215 mo. with maid
service. Phi. KENT am. or eve. CO. 1000.
WESTCHESTER APTs-YounE lady to
share with 3 others, newly furn, maid
unlim tel: empl.: bus trans EN-. OS11
ROOM AND KITCHENETTE, ALSO i
room in basement: S6.50-S9; large rooms.
1901 P st NV.
1415 MONROE ST. NW-FRONT ROOM,
kitchenette porch; completely furnished;
EMPLOYED adults. CO 4016
3oas 18th sr. NV. AFT. s12-NEWLY
and bath: exposursA convenient transp.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

WESTCHESTER APTS., 1892 18th ST.
.w.-3 rooms. reception hall, kitchenette
and bath: electric refrigeration: S57.50
BOND APIS. 1890 NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave. NV, rooms Kitchen dinette, bath;
500, Frieidalre and elevator. DI. 4190.
rooms. kitchen tile bath. shower; refg:
utilities furn.: cedar closets. Adults. 444l
14th ST. ne. HO. Sa99.
2524 18th ST. NV. NEAR COLUMBIA RD
) rooms kitchen bath. reception hall.
lncloSec porch, $50; Frlgidalre included.
4@7-4"1i7 10th ST. NW.-"nd AND 3rd
floors, s rooms. . baths VIM. r. ELLIS,
1889 Eye ST. NV. Dl. a0"9.
2O12 PERRY ST Ne" ROOMS. LARGE
complete kit, ba tn. in det.. insulated home.
for empl adults gentiles. MI. 1868.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
COLONIAL HOME,
Near Rock Greek Park N
Chevy Chase. D. c.

NeaT ROCK Creek Pax n
Chevy Chase. D. c.
Sl595u.
Distinctive Residence Irvit.uelv Cool
AGAINST Wooded BACKGROUND
Tradltlonally Early American in deS en-
ann beautifully HANDICAPPED This all-brlck
home contains ? bedrooms, baths. psneled
library model kitchen, paneled recr. room
maids room and bath. and laundry; 9. z
heating and hot-water supply system. IN
SuatlOn well above average, screened
porch l5x20l; large garage attached: con-
ven ent 10 transportation. EN- 1850, eve
mines.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
L. T. GRAVATTE.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

OHsrs an unusually attractive New o.
leans Colonial home. 1USr . wears Oh ana
in perfect condition situated within walk
inC distance Of paroChisl and public gra1s
Spac ouS lS'-f1oor plan with der AVIATOR
laTCe dl0ing rr.. buffers pantry. Hrd floor
has / exec .len1 bFGrmS and - baths I'm
iShed recrea ION rm maids IN and bath
IN basement commands SWeepVnE V'sT.
FRANK G PHI LIPS III 1d11
Evening star., 1941-07-14

COMBINATION LIVING BEDROOM, d.
lette. kitchen bath, large dressing ROOM
nicely furnished: electricity included: rea-
sonanle for permanent tenant; available
july Is: can be seen Sunday. Is pm.
Apt 311 Cathedral Mansions, 3100 Conn.
ave NV or after CO. $3.50