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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
NeuU Mile Mark Expected Hn B. A. A. Tonight
Crosby Swimmers At
 Harding Pool Tonight

Spallone, who turned in one of his best diving performances of his three-year varsity career and, in- cidentally, one of the best perform ances seen in the Crosby pool. But while mentioning stars, 1t is neceS- sary to include Vic RomankauskaS, who turned in excellent time in the 4O-yard, and Dick McCleary, who won a very close race from Tony Lombard, also of Crosby, in the 10O-yard event.
 Interest has certainly been aroused in Crosby students by the great showing of the swimming team thus far, and those who ex- pected rather dismal season are, putting it mildly, pleasantly sur prised. Concerning the meet to- night, Coach Manherz has ex- pressed confidence that his team will add Harding's name to the list disposed of by Crosby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
Volleyball Meet
 At Bristol Today

Bristol, Feb. 8EThe Bristol Vol leybau team, New England league champion last year and undefeated in this years play will meet three of the outstanding teams in the league at the Bristol Boys club gym today starting at p. m.
 Pawtucket, R. l., Brockton, Mass, and Naugatuck clubs will come here to play Bristol in respective match eS. The local team has won 16 straight games. The league season will end March 1 when the two top ranking teams will play 8 series of games for the championship. Bris- tol defeated Naugatuck in the finals last year.
 Although the local club has been organized only four years it has at- tained ranking of eighth in the nation. In @ recent eastern states tournament held here Bristol fin iShed second.
 On the team roster are several prominent Bristol men. They are: Charles c. Stretch" Murphy, su- perintendent of the Bristol Boys club, who stands six feet nine. He is a former All-American college bas- ketball center coming here from Purdue University, Republican Town Chairman Frederick w. Beach. for mer Yale University athlete: Ralpf Strong, principal of the South Side School and city tennis champion Rev. Paul Dubois, pastor of Pros pect Methodist church.
 Others are Gus Funk, Bill Barn. field, Herb Carlson, Parker Strait man, Bob Tetro. Lew King, Ollie Gaudreau, Carl Bielert, Joe Petro Charles Cari and Homane Spare.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08

The Crosby high swimming team invades Bridgeport tonight in quest of their third state league triumph in as many starts, when they en- gage the Warren Harding swimmers in 8 meet which according to all reports, should not afford too severe test for the Blue.
 The outcome of the meet against Bassick two weeks ago was never in doubt after the third event. Aft CT that, Crosby dropped only one event, the backStroke, which is the only one that really counted on losing. In this event, swimming for Bassick was Kenneth Kost, last years winner of the state back stroke title, who was attempting to break the state record of 1:03.8 for the 100-yard backStroke. How ever, he was not successful in his attempt, missing that mark by only four seconds.
 Outstanding for Crosby was Dom
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
WESTENBERG, YUMA
 AT NEW BRITAIN

New Britain, Feb. 8-While the most of Europe is seething in. the present war being carried on there, 1t hasn't any monopoly on the bus iness of feuding in New Britain Monday night will be fought out a Jrivate duel between two of the big rest and best wrestlers in the pres mt day crop of matmen. Marvin Westenberg. former lumberjack, and Leo Numa. ring adonis. are due to dash here Monday night in the fea- ure bout of the fourth wrestling show of the season. They will meet In a best two out of three falls match at the Stanley Arena.
 There are several reasons why these two are prime mat rivals. One of these If the fact that both hall from the state of Washington and therefore they are natural enemies. Wessenberg calls Tacoma his home whlle Numa halls from Seattle. An- otter ls that both wlll be seeking an arrangement with Maurice (The An- gel TiIiet. present reigning cham- pion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
BIG SCRAMBLE
 FOR MILE RUN
 AT HUB TONIGHT
Fenske May Return to Form Against M Men
 at Boston
By TOM NooNAN

United Press Staff Correspondent
 Boston, Feb. 8-(UP)-With the M-men seeking to crack the Boston mile mark for the second time this season and new world indoor rec, ord predicted in the pole vault the board track season hits its peak to- night in the 52nd renewal of the classic Boston A. A. games. E
 The M men - MeSSrs. Mehl, Munski and MacMitchell - con- tinue their scramble for mastery of the mile ranks, but defending tltllst Charles (Chuck) F'enSke, barrel-r chested Wisconsin graduate who top- pied the great Glenn Cunningham from the throne last season, may complicate the muddle by returning to form in the famed Hunter mile
 Four times under 4:10 in winning 10 indoor races in 1940, Fenske haI been no higher than third in fouI board starts this season because ot an autumn tonsilectomy and Jan- uary cold. The bespectacled Wis consin MA official, however, has improved gradually and in last weeks Millrose A. A. games was only three yards behind the winner.
 Top favorites are pair of blonde huskies-Walter Mehl, another Wis consin grad, and John Munski, for merly of Missouri. Both have scored two major triumphs to date.
 Going Well
 Mehl. converted two-miler, has tlNoY cnnOl1d in four starts. His wins were gained in the Millrose meet and Prouts games. where he turned in the sea- sons fastest clocking of 4:O9.7 Tor a new Boston record.
 Picked three years ago by Cum ringham as his eventual successor, Munski semed slated to fulfill the prediction when he won the Sugar Bowl and VFW specials, but cold and foot trouble have caused him to finish second, fourth and fifth since.
 MacAditctell's record shows ar. im- provement from fourth to first in the Seton Hall meet Monday night. Two doubtful quantities, Luigi Bee cali, former Olympic titlist, and John Borican, infrequent miller who holds three world middle distance marks, complete the field.
 New Record?
 Games Chairman Des Wadsworth predicts that either Earle Meadows. another one-time Olympic cham pion, or Kenenth bills, promising Californian, will create the new pole vault standard with defending titlist Dick Ganslen and Howard Jensen, Prout winner. pushing them to the limit in the Boston Garden pits, rated the nations best.
 Wide-open battles loom in the Hollis 500 and Lapham 1000 due to the absence of Campbell Kane and Roy Cochran. undefeated Indiana athletes. Dusky Jim Herbert, N. Y. U. grad, rates the nod in the 500 with James Kehoe, Jr., and the yet- eran Gene VenZke lading 1000 con- tenders.
 Greg Rice shoots for his 12th straight in the Billings two-mile, Fred Wolcott, Rice sensation, is the class of the 5-yard high hurdles4 and Hal Davis of Salinas Junior college is a stickout in the Briggs 50-yard dash.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
MANUSH VS BROWN

St. Petersburg, Fla. Feb. 8.-CUP) -Heinie Manush, manager of the Greensboro, N. C.. club in the Pied mont League. plays Lloyd Brown, former major league southpaw. in one of today's semi-final matches in the Baseball Players Golf tour nament.
 Wes Terrell, former Cleveland pitcher seeking his fourth baseball golf title. meets Mervin Shea. De- t-oit coach, in the other match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
Sport QUESTIONS Answered

Have you sports question you want answered? Write your ques- tiOn clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question, Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th street. Wash ingtOn, D. C., enclosing a 3-cent postage stamp for personal reply.
 O. What are the dimensions of an ice hockey rink?
 A. AS adopted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association they are: The rink. or playing surface, should be clear filed of ice at least 165 feet by 60 feet and not greater than 25O fet by 110 feet. A size 200 feet by S5 feet by 100 feet. A ed corners of 15 feet radii, is recom- mended.
 o. Which pitcher holds the rec ord for consecutive shutouts in one season?
 A. G. Harris CDoc) White of the Chicago White SoX. who pitched 5 consecutive shutouts on September 12, Is, 19, 25 and 30, 1904.
 O. Did Billy Conn ever fight as an amateur?
 A. No. His first fight was a four-round bout as pro in Fair mont, w. Va. He lost the bout to Dick Woodwer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08

Score at half time: West Haven 16, Leavenworth 10. Referee: Car rington.
 Leavenworth Reserves gained a 19 to IT victory in lively prelimi- nary game with West Haven Re- serves. The score was tied at half time 10 all.
 Easy For Naugy
 At Bridgeport, Naugatuck ran over Harding Al to 29 despite 16 to g half time lead by Harding, Naugy getting 20 points in the third heat to go into the lead 29 to IS. McDermott and O'Connor scored Il points apiece for the winners.
 NAVIGATIICK
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
ST. THOMAS BEST

St. Thomas Holy Name basket ballers were easy 35 to IT winners over the River A. c. of Torringtor Thursday night at Webster gym Paul OLear and Danny Rose get ting 2i Of the w.nrers' points, Bel- saetro and Torslldlo II f,pr the vlsi- tors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
CHASE PARK WINS

The Central ' Bombers bumped Into some classy opposition when they met the Chase Park team Fri- day the latetr winning 36 to 24 in free-scoring game. Lovejoy. V. VinYenzl and MeGrath scoring 2S points for the winners. Sherwlll and S. Perrone l7 for the Bombers. Chase Park ;cd at half time i4 to 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
PALS SET BACK

North End Pals were 27-24 vic- tims of the Forestville Blue Lam terms last night in nip and tuck game at Webster gym in which the visitors held a IS to g lead at the half only to have it cut down in a hoop when the game ended. Joyce for the winners, Petricone for the Pals were standouts with. 10 and II nOintS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
THOMASTON WINS

Thomaston high was a 34 to 2l winner over Watertown high last night scoring IS field goals to ' for the lads from the silk town though the first half was close enough Q to 6. Fournier and Dayton scored 20 of the Thomaston total, zuraitis i2 for watertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
PRESIDENT CUNNINGHAM

Boston, Fab. 8-(UP)-Bill Cun- ningham, Boston Post sports col umnist. was elected president of \ the New England Left-handed Golfers Association at the annual meeting last night. Seven tourna- ments were planned by the port siders for l94i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
FIGHT RESULTS
Ry limited Press

New York (Madison Square Gar oen)-Billy Soose, l6i, Farrell, Pa,. outpointed Ernie Vigh, i60 Ia. New burgh. N. Y. l0l; Bob Montgomery, i39 3-4, Philadelphia. outpointed Al Nettlow, l45, Detroit (8D: Leo Kodak f34 3-4 Chicago. outpointed Len Mancini, i3S, New York (8).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
RYBA, MANN SIGN

Boston, Feb. 8-(UP)-Mike Ry- ba, 35-year-old right-handed pitch CT, purchased from Rochester late last season, has signed his 1941 con- tract with the Boston Red Sox, 1t was announced today. Ryba, for merly a hurler and catcher with the st. Louis Cardinals, won 24 and lost 8 for Rochester last season.
 Boston, Feb. 8-(UP)-The signed I941 contract of Outfielder Don Mann, who hit 300 and batted in Three-I League last season, was or ii3 runs for Evansville in the Three-I League last season. was on file with the Boston Bees today. In his debut with the Bees last Sep tember. Mann homered against the Dodgers at Brooklyn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08

iting squad won a 40 to 20 game be- fore a very small crowd. The first half Is to 10 for West Haven was fairly close, and the winners gained IA of their points on free throws. Tom Caisse got g for Tech; Shafnet g for West Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCORES
(Rv rn,ted pres,

(By United Press Colby 64. owell Textile q. Connecticut Te. New Hampshiva 47.
 Wesleyan @, Haverford @. St. MichaelS %, Norwich e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08

Winning Team II 16 9 27-27 Losing Team ... T g II 24-24
 Referee Haiday-( (Best). Time, 3 8 and 2 10 minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
TR|BUNES TOP
 444, OVERTIME
Brickel and Chipman Win Hard Game; Texans Top=
 pie East Ends

One of the most exciting of the Washington Park Community league basketball games went to the Tri- ouneS after five minutes of over lime play in which the winners came through with a six point mar gin 54 to AS. The teams were tied It 42 all when the regular time was ID, as the 444 Club held a 30-29 ;dge going into the final period. 3rickel and Chipman with 18 and
 0 points won the game in the overtime, Donnelly and Iannacone scoring IA apiece for the 444 outfit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08
Not Too Tough

Brooklyn Texans had too much ,n the ball for the East End Com nunity lads, winning 45 to 8 after ! 16-1O lead at the half. Katts with Is, Ppoplis 12 and Lawlor II were the high pointers. Cluney scoring 10 points for the East Enders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08

Score at half time: Harding l6, Naupgatuek Q. Referee: Petrino.
Evening star., 1941-05-24

CHEVY CHASE, D. ATTRACTIVE
proposition for married couple by owner IT
handsomely furn. new Get home: garage;
all conveniences. Box 436-B. Star.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARKS BEDRMS.
conv, quiet, cool June 10th 10 Oct. lst.
Er1e O210
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ROOMS, KITCHEN DINETTE AND
ath. unfinished Silver SDring; S42 so
!. D. STIMSON National $3.50.
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$50: includes gas. light heat; on year
lease: for couple only. @5'
604 E. WOODBINE, CHI. CHI, MD-COOL,
quiet, liv. rm.. dining rm;; kit. scr. porch
3 bedrms.. 2l7 baths. full basement with
den. attic, 2-car gar. Open Sun, 3-6.
I r SHOEMAKER PF 1898
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WANTED ROOM FURNISHED APT
for couple. for month Of June. Call Dis
trict S736, Extension 3
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE, FUR
nished; private bath pref; NV. Box
463-C, Star. 35'
BEDRM IIV RM. KIT AND BATH:
furnished; June l; must be reasonable.
Call co. a506. 90
TWO MEN DESIRE ONE OR TWO ROOM
furn. apartment. Columbia O451-W, aft
er 3
QUIET COUPLE DESIRES 2-RM. APT. OR
duplex; furnished or unfurnished by June
]; NV. preferred. Box 426-B. Star.
ROOM KITCHEN BATH UNF. APT
close to tranSp.: adults; reasonable; ST or
@nd floors. Box 4H1 C Star. 25'
IN ARLINGTON-LIVING ROOM BED
room kitchen, bath, all modGn improve
ments; reasonable. Box 3SS-C. Star. Pa
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LYON VILLAGE APTS

5000 Lee highway-Another new build
ing Applications being received for occu-
pancy June 1st / bedroom, S63 to S65;
2 bedrms. S6950 to S77 30. Gas. elec..
water and heat included A few now
ready LYON. INC, CHI. 1910.
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9l9 PERRY PL. NE.
HOUSES FURh. OR UNFURN.

COLLEGE PARK, MD ROOMS, BATH
and garage; 3 blks. from Md. Univ; cow.
for renting rooms TO students: must be seen
TO be appreciated 1905 Dickinson ave,
MRS ALICE CLEAR 25'
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HOUSES UhFURkIsHED.

BETHESDA. Md ROOMS. BATH, HOT
water heat: Al condition; $50. WI.
CHEVY CHASE MD RMS ga BATHS,
maid S Tm. Double garage. Sl25. WI. 5000.
CLEVELAND PARK. 34Os QUEBEC ST
Semi -det aChed = rooms. screened sleeping
and breakfast porches; inclosed ward, ideal
for children. automatic heat S95.
aO2 QUINCY ST. NV FAMILY; 2
rooms. pIayroom in basement. . kitchens.
. elec. refgs-. oil heat; yard, garage;
$3.50. RA S@04
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APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp.
Oil 18th ST SF

1926 37th ST. N.W.-S59.5O.
OF Wis. ave- bedrms.. liv. ,rm., din.
rm., kit, bath. porch; refg WA. 1886
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2a2S NJ ST SE-SEMI-DET., 3 RMS.
and bath. completely furn-, with exception
of linen and silver This home is near
schools. churches. stores and trans. open
for INSPECTION SATURDAY. afternoon and all
day Sunday. Rent. SIS.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

APT. FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE. 3O24
Tilden st. n.w.-3 master bedrms.,
baths, maids rm. and bath, living rm.. sun
porch. dining nm, kitchen. hall. Phone
Wardman Park Hotel, Apt. 307-A.
2-R, x, b D, COOPERATIVE APTS.
for sale and rent. For inspection. call
Columbia 663l pa
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mer: 3 bedrooms, IL baths. garage, large
garden: reasonable. 4512 Reno I'd NV.
EN-. 41S1
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CHEVY CHASE. MD-(MOST EXCLUSIVE
Section)-Beautifully furn detached brick,
corner. 4 bedrms, . baths. oil heat; Gear
garage suit. for entertaining; $3.50 mo.
Seen bv appnintment MnOdlev 4lRl.
Evening star., 1941-05-24

JUNE L TO OCT. DETACHED HOUSE
on lot 5Ox2GO trose GARDEN, master
bedroom and baths on 2nd floor. garage.
oil burner. etc 1921 Emerson ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-05-24

Recently constructed: 2 large rooms,
kitchen, dinette, central heat, hot water.
S47.50; colored tile bath. hardwood floors,
venetian blinds. cross ventilation: high
elevation, oYerlookinR doWntnwn
Evening star., 1941-05-24

1905 QUE ST. Nw-OLD GEORGETOWN
residence which has been completely re
modelled and redecorated GROUND
FJOOR-DninE room, kitchen. open
sun deck and yard servants room.
FIRST FTOOR-Entrance hall. very
large living room with 2 hreplaces.
library SECOND FLOOR bedrooms
and baths. New gas sirzcondition heat.
1901 18th St NV National 500
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UI,TRAMODERN APARTMENT,
(Conlinued.

1000 Connecticut Ave.
Convenient to Everything.
Electricity for cooking. lighting and re-
friQerator included in rental.
5O-Corner apartment. reception
hall unusually large living room, bed
room combination Sunroom and dining
room kitchen and bath Available June l.
11tb and x CAFRITZ DI q0S0.
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1924 STAPLES ST. NE
rms, kit. bath. porch. utilities.
heat and hot water furn.--- $50 90
TAKOMA PARK. MD
rms, kit, bath. porch; heat and
hot water furnished S45 90
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ARLINGTON-SUBLEA "-RM APT,
beautifully furnished, S65 per mo. Call
Chestnut 1890 O5s
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baths, Recreation + y room! sI90 mo 3fIs
Livingston ST. NV. Emerson 1854
4424 Bird ST. N.W-JUNE Is TO SEPT.
15-Completely and comfortably furn.. A.
bedrm.. recreation room home, Sis per
month including utilities. Only RESPONSE
Bile tenants considered. Refs. REQUIRED.
RA OH66
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

SUBURBAN VA.-FOUR RMS, BATH,
porch. garage; water and heat furnished
5 ROOMS. PVT BATH, ALL UTILITIES
mel. incl Cal CH. 1920 after . pm. except except
I07 LEE AVE. MD. PARK. MD-1st-
moor apt rooms bath. modern con- con;
streetcar, bus service $500 Cal after
pm. or SUNDAYS. 25'
LEE HIGHWAY AND MARSHALL ST,
Falls Church. Va.--3 rms, pvt. bath,
shower utll included Falls Church 1855.
COTTAGE CITY, MD.-Ist Fl. PVT ENT..
rms kit. bath, utilities incl $50.
FALLS CHURCH, va RMS, BATH, 4
expos, screened porch pvt. entrance;
adults: on bus line Fails Church 1894.
3 ROOMS. BATH. SCREENED PORCH,
orator, Magic Chef range End floor; adults
onlv. refs. lease S19 50
LAMBORN 6OOs Wilson Blvd CHI 4213.
ARLINGTON : sUBLEAsE JUNE IS,
erences s55. Christians CHI 7434
6or i i lsrse bedroon ain ~ kitchen a3 mPo Teas 10
b5inshsto couple ol One other occupant in
ARLINGTON VA17.2nd-FLooR, APT;
garage, pvt. lawn: water and heat furn.;
so Oxford 2437-J
sUBLET FOR 4 MONTHS, CoMPLETELY
furnished 4-rOom apt, near Colonial VII
LACE: so month. Chestnut a4S4
ARLINGTON-SUBLEA "-RM APT,
beautifully furnished Sb5 per mo. Call
Chestnut 1880. 25'
LYON VILLAGE APIS 5000 LEE HIGH
way-New building immediate occupancy;
] bedroom S61 80 to 500 so: bedrooms
So 80 10 $3.50. Gas, elec.. water and
heat included LYON, INC. CHI. 7O70.
FALLS CHURCH. 1O5 W. COLUMBIA-2nd
f., 3 double rms. k, b.. porch 'unfurn y;
nr. bus. 20 min. city; S45. Falls Oh. 2035.
oS"
. ROOMS, KITCHEN. DINETTE AND
bath. unfurniShed Silver SDring S42 so
R. D. STnMSON, National $3.50.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL

CONN. AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
CHOICE 2-RM KIT. APT. FUR. Sos.
Modern fireproof bldg, refg., Secretarlal
phone service; refined clientele. 2070 Bel
mont I'd. NV HO. 5OS3
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2404 18th ST. NV.

3 rooms. kitchen. bath S35 OF
Heat and hot water furnished.
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.
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NEW BRICK HOMES.
1T R ST. NE.
BURLEITH,

For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECONDITIONED ALL SECTIONS
Washington Housing Corp,
Q31 n 81 NV National $3.50
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INQUIRE AT DESK,
1901 FULTON ST. NV
LONDON HALL
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION,

1898 18th rw-Bed-living rm, kit. ath.
cleo, Frlgidaire incl, s. I'd daily Sl7.50
un ukly So 80 IN MA q0l0
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uousgs WANTED TO RENT.

HAVE CLIENT. BEST REFERENCE PAY
$3.50 per month for modern home, bed
rooms. = baths library den on frSt
floor LESLIE D. MEASELL WO 4733.
HAVE CLIENT. BEST REFERENCE. HOUSE
on Connecticut ave. LESLIE D. MEASEI1+
WO. Abb.
WANT TO RENT SMALL FURNISHED
house. in vicinity OF Silver Spring, Md.
Can WA ro1h
Evening star., 1941-05-24
UkFURkIsHED.
THE MELWOOD,

1903 FILLMORE ST. NV.
! room. kitchen. bath ---------S42 so
rooms, kit. bath. hall l- 81 so
Elec. refs. on h; c.: elevator, switchboard.
Resident mgr. AID. 10100.
Furnished il Desired
Evening star., 1941-05-24
ECONOMY APARTMENTS.

Equipped With Bryant Gas Heaters.
lTI4 W Va. Ave. NE. $4,000.
Apt, Living room. bedroom dinette,
kitchen and bath. Screened rear porch and
1877 CAPITOL AVE. NE.-S47 so.
Apt Reception hall, living room, >
bedrooms. kitchen and bath. Screened
rear porch and rear yard. -
14th &, CAFRITZ. District q0S0.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ATFRAcTIyE. BEDROOMS, LIVING
incl; cross ventilation mos.-l VI; rea-
sonable. TIA 3l44
ER. FARRAGUT ST. N,,. WN.MLARGE AR E.
optl., emDi. gentle adults, 50ii 9th st,
21b E ST. NV NICE LARGE ROOMS,
newly decorated. End floor; new Frigidaire;
Ss week. DI. 4071.
pIa goth ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN
cite and semi-private bath convenient To-
CHARMINGLY FURN. 4-RoOM APT. TO
SiRGsLAGE PIANO VIC = 'MAYFLoWER
5oI The PEI n des4sbe db sT inner At IT
: rooms and bath; Janitor service. Rent.
.patmsSs ts 1sd6q St rooms a5d 5sh andf
'l' ~ JOHN scRtvE5SER ( BRO;
ing aicoye, Kitchen, bath, s3S,5o'
kitchen, bstR, S3a SO Frigidatre on house house
current. LINKINS CO. 1922 H st. NV.
Evanston. 3427 18th st. n.w.-,Adults
only; 2 rms: kit, bath. porch; newly dec
Front apt, , large rms foyer, kitchen
lINKINs CO. l622 H St. NV. DI. 3522.
900 NJ ST NV.
Apt. 5-3 rooms, kitchen. bath, $3.50.
2ll4 PA. AVE. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen. bath, $40; electricity
Included.
2l24 PENNA. AVE. NV.
Q rooms. kitchen. bath, refrigeration, S45.
C w. SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vermont Ave Metropolitan 300.
2 RMS WELL FURN., $40.
21l6 o St. n.w.-Small room So; pvt.
house; free phone; service. 25'
, RMS (OR MORE So
SINGLE ROOM. 81.
81 Randolph pl. NV, at r and No. Cap
itol-Apt. house MANAGEMENT. See or
phone Supt %
LARGE-COOL.
900 block California st. n.w.-5 rooms.
completely furnished. Dupont 5l13.
VERY ATTRACTIVE. - RMS. KITCHEN,
dlnette and bath: no linens or silver: S95.
A modern fireDroof elevator bldg adjoln.
ROCK CREEK PARK: restaurant in bids,
24-hr. elev. and secretarial-t telephone SerV-
ice: wel-eoulpped club rooms. beautiful
roof garden, SQUASH and hand ball courts
are at disposal of residents and their
guests without charge. rents incl. gas, elec.
and refg. Res mgr.
INQUIRE AT DESK
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

4 ROOMS AND BATH: SIS 363 K sw
HENRY SCHAFFERT, 942 Eve. MA. 1863
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp.
HOMESTEAD.

sl2 JEFFERSON ST. NV
New, air-cooled. elevator building. !
block from bus and shopping center. Ga
rage in building
2 rooms, kitchen, dinette bath $50 90
Gas and Electricity Included.
THEODORE L. HEITMULLER. Realtor,
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ApARTMENTs FUR. OR UNFUR.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C, FACING ROCK
Greek Park rms. kitchen and bath;
gas cleo. hot water furnished. EN-. 41l0
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED APT,
with ell conveniences: comfortable. 3736
Both St. Mt. Rainier, Md.
DOWNTOWN, 10th ST. NV, ON sth
hoor-Till Sept. with option for new lease
thereafter: living room, bedroom, kit, bath
f1nette. 1101 18th st. NV, Apt. sol.
= nE nn AZ HIr
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.
FLATS FOR REN

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