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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
Simple Care Of Hangnail May Prevent More Serious Infection

is commonly used, gets dirty quickly, and when pulled away, is likely to drag with it the hang nail, not yet entirely healed. When an infection gets into the hang nail, the application of warm, moist <boric acid dressings will bring re- lief.
 AS the result of infected hang nails, careless manicure, or pene- tration by thorns, splinters and pins. infection may extend be- heath the fold of skin that over laps the nail and even under the nail. This condition is called pa- ronychia, and as it progresses around the nail wall, a run around" Red- ness, swelling, and pain out of all proportion to the appearance of the injury follow.
 INFECTION MAY BE SERIOUS
 The serious side of these infec- tions lies in the fact that occa- sionally the pl lp of the finger may be penetrated by the infection, and may be felt in an intense, throbbing pain which is aggravated by lower ing the hand.
 Because of the structure of the tip of the finger, infection of the bone may easily complicate the sit uation unless the infection is promptly and adequately drained by a surgeon. One should not wait un- til the deep, throbbing pain drives him to the doctor.
 Tn realization that a felon is the logical result of more superficial and readily controlled infection, in dicates that the simple treatment suggested above should be applied at the earlie1. stage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14

in either headlamp or tail light were common faults.
 we are well pleased with the ef- fectiveness of our 'on-the-spot' in- spection plan" commented Com missioner Mccarthy. "In general, we found drivers cooperative and will ing to make sure defects were cor rected. Our men checked registra- ton and license certificates as well as inspecting the. vehicle.
 Such procedure takes time and reduces the volume of check-ups. But we feel that results justify the effort and that, as time goes on, a definite improvement will be noted in the mechanical condition and general appearance of motor vehi- cles operated on our highways. The current need for conservation of motor vehicles is ample justification alone for this activity. The safety promotion which is developed is an important by-product."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
CASPER DAVIS
 MEETS TONIGHT
Girl Scout Troop Met at Sprague Yesterday, Ten=
 erfOOt Laws Studied
WATERVILIE Correspondent: Mrs. William 2. Rooney. 190 Dwight 6e
 Telephone 3-847S

Waterville, May 14-Casper Davis auxiliary, Amercan Legion will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Frater- nifty hall All members are asked to be present. Selection of delegates and alternates to the state conven- ton at Griswold hotel, Groton will be made. Mrs. John McMahon, president, will preside.
 Rummage Sale
 Mrs. Clifford Clark, president of the Altar Guild of St. Paul's church announces a rummage sale will be held Wednesday afternoon and eve ming, June 9th, at the church hall. All donations will be gratefully ac- cepted.
 On 30-Day Leave
 Edward A. Elsdon Jr., seaman 1st class, son of Edward A. Elsdon of Greystone road is home on 30-day leave of absence from service as a gunner on U. s. destroyer, hay ing seen action in both the Atlantic and Pacific, including Casablanca and Guadalcanal.
 Girl Scout troop No. 27, met yes terday afternoon at Sprague school gymnasium with their leader, Mrs Anthony DiBlasi. The group plans to visit the Waterbury Republican and station VERY Saturday morn ing. The girls are to meet at Mrs. Di Blasi's at 10 o'clock, and are asked to wear uniforms. Gertrude DiBlasi reported on two of the fields she chose to obtain world large badge. Tenderfoot laws were stud jed under the direction of Miss Ruth Batchelder, assistant leader. Games were played. Present were: Betty Vrotocoe, Lois Tooley, Mary Mo- Kennerney, M arcia Rasmussen, Jeanne Marie DuBois, Shirley Ly- ons, Catherine Culbert, Ann Byrnes, Virginia Weymer, Shirley Steele,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14

dius of Evansville, Indianal |. Kathleen Moran Robey, wife of the Newsweek editor, is very ill in the hospital. She was Bostons most beautiful model Iona Massey, (probably the only farmers daugh- ter ever to hit Broadway so hard) gets one letter a year from her folks in Hungary via the Red Cross. Tell that to the squawkers.
 Jackie Gleason, who opens again at the 18 Club tonight Cat several hundred per wk) got his start there three years ago at $50 per Ed Chodorox, Hollywood writer, has turned over his coast home to Hazel Scott and her nav |. Phyllis Rog- CTS (vocalist for Johnny Longs or chestra) married Capt. Richard Springer of the Air Force at Boiling Field on May 18th Jean Suther- lin, one of the most popular persons in the OPA, has so many beau she is rich in nylons. They all bring her plenty Jerry Blanchard, who is an alumnus from Swing Street, graduates to Armando's next week Hope she doesn't forget her old colyumist friends from the other side of the tracks Lieut.. Rich ard Barthelmess' daughter, Mary Hay, has joined the WAVES and is stationed at his East Coast base hear Jack Caidin has re- cording made by Lillian Russell in 1912 ("Come Down My Evening Star'D. I have his phone number, in case.
 Chief Petty Officer Artie Shaw's quarterly record royalty check was $17,800. That aughta help his credit at the Pearl Harbor Canteen . Is there dentist on the Pulit- ger Prize Committee? Medals this year went to Skin of Our Teeth" the play, and Dragon Teeth" the novel At Jimmy Kelly's bore was described as "a guy of very few words, who keeps repeating themr Vaughn Monroe says fox is a wolf who sends flowers -. Overheard at Reuben's: -Four drinks and he speaks fluidly!" . |. Jack Edwards and Ginger Harmon, who reconciled recently, are three ing |. Did you ever use Washing ton politricks"? . . Jane Weeks, the find" in w. Wanger's film on the WAVES, is in town doing "21" nightly with a millionair tank build CT If the recording firms and Petrillo do not reach an agreement this week - no records will be made for the duration can't recall the source but this is cute and clever. Supposed to be a descrip- tion of shapely -ankled thing:
 She's this.
 the like
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 Of look
 a you
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 YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
'15 CONNECTICUT
 MEN PRISONERS
Two Officers and I3 En. listed Men Among lO44
 Detained By JapS

Washington, Dec. -(UP)-The names of two Connecticut officers and 13 enlisted men were among the 1044 announced today by the Navy department as being prisoners of the Japanese. Most of the 1044, the Navy said, were being held in the Philippines:
 From Connecticut:
 Ensign Arthur George Beale, 42 Bunnell street. Bridgeport.
 Lieut.. (jg) Walter Gillespie Wins low, 8l Ridgepark avenue, Stam- ford.
 William Lawrence Conover, chief electricians mate, IT Adelide ave- nue. New London.
 Charles DiMaio. torpedoman. first class, IA Cove street, Morris Cove.
 Frank Hart H oeffer, Jr., ships cook, second class, 50 New street, West Haven.
 Frank Peter Hollis, electricians s mate, first clss, III Howard street, New London.
 Raymon Joseph Jakubielski, boatsW1an'S mate, first class, Ninth street, Norwich.
 Joseph Francis Koblish. water tender, second class, 188 Ward street, Wallingford.
 Albert Mckee. chief machiniSt'S mate, 1 Cedar street, Plainville.
 Oscar William Norgrin, chief tor pedoman, Sterling.
 Edward Anthony Pernal, chief watertender, Beecher street, South ington.
 Thomas Joseph Reardon, cox swain, 19 High street, Norwich.
 Sidney Ewing Roberts, Jr., ma chinist's mate, second class. 34 Washington manor, West Haven.
 Benedict Anthony Vaitkus, car penter's mate. second class, 31 Squire street, Hartford.
 Philip. Wayne. aviation machin- ist's mate, third class, Baltic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
MRS. JOHN A. COZ
 CHRISTENS SHIP

Mrs. John A. Coe, Jr of this city officiated last night at the launch ing of the 1O,500-ton Liberty ship, Eugene Field" at the New England Shipbiulding Company's. plant in South Portland, Maine. MT. Coe, who is vice-president of the Amer ican Brass Company, was present for the ceremonies.
 A sterling silver compact was pre- sented to Mrs. Coe as a remem- brance of the christening. She also received a corsage. A luncheon and tea were hald in her honor preced- ing the exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
BY DIR. THOMAS D. MASTERS
 Written for NEA

Affections of the fingernails are common and frequently the source If discomfort, inconvenience, or em- oarrassment. The simplest of these Is the hangnail, which is very com- mon in persons who work with such uritants as acids, lime, and other chemicals, as well as those who in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
Unannounced Checkup Of Autos Justified
Motor Vehicle Departments 'On=the=SpOf Inspections
 Reveal Dangerous Driving Conditions;

Of a total of 607 motor vehicles checked by inspectors of the De- partment of Motor Vehicles last weekend, forty-four CAD percent, or 266, were found to have mechanical defects ranging from failure to mask headlamps in accordance with army dimout rules to operation of a vehi- cle with improper brakes, unsafe steering assemblies and worn tires.
 Tn few instances, according to Commissioner John T. Mccarthy who expresses satisfaction with the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14

tached from the deeper layer of the skin except at its base. This separa- ton, however provides an entry for infection, and when infection oc- CUTS, the area becomes red and pain full.
 CLEANSE AFFECTED AREA
 The treatment of hangnails con- sists of cleansing the area with soap and water, flattening the flap and holding 1t in place with col- lodion dressing. Adhesive. which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14

dulge Ill the habit of biting their nails or who are careless with lnanicures. Women who do housework. and whose hands are constantly eX- posed to water are likely to be plagued W i tn these little af- fections, also.
 A hangnail is simply a super ficial layer of skin, triangular in shane. de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
TRAVEL IS CATCHING

Los Angeles UP)-President Roosevelts trip to Mexico to meet Mexican President Camacho gave the city council here the itch. They immediately appropriated $2,0o0 for three of their members to go to Mexico City and do the same.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14

Doreen Rehm, Anna LaChance, Ce- celia Pocoski, Ruth Dubay, Mary Lally, Eleanor DiBlasi, Ida Shepis Ruth Stevens, Gertrude DiBlasi Mary Kelly, Nancy O'Connor, Lil- lian Costia, Marguerite Seery and Audrey Vadnais.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
FIRST WOMAN's COLLEGE

First woman's college to be char tered was Wesleyan College in Ma
 con, Ga, in 1886. It originally was named the Georgia Female College
Evening star., 1943-09-11
IONS FuRk.-korthwest Cont
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1882 ALLISON ST. N.E.-.Nicely furn
os os DsfafhE Ne sr Sys SEsceIy alisT urn
front bedroom: twin beds, s35; also large
saS ST. S0hx fssesD
= home; large rm., S25; small, $50 month
Y blk. bus, IS min, 14th and G. Ho
39s7 BLAINE ST. N.E.-,Beautiful large
rm.. twin beds. next bath, new private
hsns hsn DGsk sT SENenS sgs TTnSaf fp5sbed 95 bed
room: private home. twin beds: near bus
LARGE Ink. ROOM, 2s5 C st. ne. Call
EARdE nss; kifkesi KooM, new home newly turn.. .
large bath; very quiet, 15 min. downtown
express bus; l or 2 girls or gentlemen.
30 MICHIGAN AvE.-sinsle room. in new
fsshOlls h SwSR psiv; By iSss; &c aentlsnan M +
Ssdn.: SSsa h 6lSsE Ssatly to d9ynisxa bus unm
ss1 M lstn os s sda Semitic tHs family HE o +
sas sne ST. auSdEy 9gs Tsas sracvs TR soc ss
St Ts'sE ST. S2e mG Hnt aRoom ~ al2a for
SRI IN large apt, with kitchen privileges.
fss7 s HHoSLBRooK ST. N.E.-Lovely front
a 10Th sSp ST. feqs furnished room
500 E ST. N:E.-Nicely furn., Beautyrest
mattress, radio. shower: private home:
gentleman: S5 weekly. TR $685.
1877 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Laree.
clean, front room for one. Phone DE. o296
bedroom, private bath; conv. transp.;
SIfs1y STIys.e fam5y nTkS,s,sS nsSa.aS RDo saas
men or g girls; double bed; next to bath:
refined family. DE. 2214.
441O 18th PL. N.E.-Nice room in refined
home. good neighborhood, convenient
Transportation. MI. 4976. 12'
Mr.. CATHOLIC U. and Trinity College
Nicely fLTn., inner-spr. twin beds, next
bath; pvt home; 81 each per wk. NO. 0741.
$50 ST. N.E.-Single rm., near bath:
private home; nr. Navy Yard; convenient
transportation: gentleman only.
$40 L ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished front
SRI MORRIS PL. N.E.-Doubie for mar
7ried couple semiprivate bath: near trans
g3425 14th ST. N.E.-Double and triple
. Sooms, all conventences; excellent trans
NICELY. FURN. DOUBLE ROOM, new
a home, kitchen and laundry privileges.
: Residential section. Conv. transp. S35
month. Ii. 1895.
Sal ST. N.E.-Large front ROOM double
bed; rent single or double; gentlemen.
Ies1 6 ST, N.E.-LarFe, lovely room with
twin beds to share with another girl, on
car line. telephone included
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

$40 B ST. S.E.-Front inner spring
housekeeping If desired. Also single, next
to bath: 81 each. LU. 1858.
121 18th ST. Sc, Apt. 20-Double room,
nicely furn.. inner-spring mattress, uni.
pph59one: ph9 eonv @ trans2; W. .,
Library of Congress-Front room. semi
l4Il 18th ST. s.E.-Nicely furn. room for
: gentleman; a mi. cony. to bus, Navy Yard;
PRIVATE ENTRANCE - Bed-living room
door: Call AT. 6434 for appointment.
Available after Sunday.
I542 d ST. S.E.-Furn. room, Ink; tele-
Snak shnHsef NAVY si YARD: Al 'e5 s5s 18th St Sc
W. unlim phone. TR. s725. .12.
306 PA. AVE. Sc, near Capitol. and
Library-Large comfortable room for 1
.aa6 11th ST.. s.w.-Beautifully furn.
front room. near bath; bus at door: single
= Pses ssu1lfi MAfIEyfTW SS VIEW pL sE-oonv. to
sos vikGIN1A AVE. ss.W.Isieepins rooms.
immediate OCCUPANCY. DI. 1877
LARGE FRONT ROOM, neatly furn.. twin
beds, next to bath; suitable for men;
near Navy Yard. LU. 1924.
61S LIST ST. S.E.-Large, nicely furnished
room for gentleman, conv. to Navy Yard
and downtown transportation.
double bed and studio couch, semiprivate
311-3I2 2nd ST. s.E'-Large double room
and single room. FIR. 1918.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER and wife want furn apt
room. kit.. pvt bath; SO to $50. W@o. @
kEsfoSsIpsE hisi ssSs1 DGi COUPLE wishes modern
Geiser. Room s67. Maydower Hotel pi
GOVERNMENT WORKER and 1e-yr.- -old
wsnt v,SIn furn apt nv Afiington or acees-
1ssss: ny GI,1osrR eye and :. sun ~ GL; oss5
Bath BEDS mad sefviee eomeetsS
men; Walking distance Inferior Bldg. Re-
ct ScoSGkEsssMiAASNSis Ans SECRETARY desires
bachelor apt, NV. downtown. MA. 1920.
@ a enDoseS aos & daughter desire s
me msnt soss IN nv; SECTION, by Oct is. Phone
TWo REsPoNsIBGE GIRLS desire furn. or
eoton ap Or
rm; basemTent apt, private bath. Write to
sehn senn hafa' Miller 1lo ST. me- or call LU.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 1-room furnished
e. en afsr ess s0phwes pm re- se'Hp a4oo fat fs
TW6o RESPONSIBLE Government women aa
aSs aD Mu sG have s1sssS BY oessDs4 IT, un1s
SMALL CLEAN FuRN. APT, Immediately. ate
Sai's+ . m NV i4fa RA ef:i, 9Ei
BY BY Sept IS; good section. DU. $500; Ext
90 Or As'fs BEDROOM unturnished apartment tn
So7i Rms sse k{|5GsS pE Ssss. a.ru m .,T foD w.
GoSt girls. IA "a sosi. si 0'0'A AGO. 0S e!'e'
WANTED, 2-bedroom Housekeeping apt.
Hole 5nshef Box nGs ls7K yins staa at the May0ver
SOLDIER needs furn. or unfurn. apt. or
furn hense for 3 adults. near Fort Myer.
or ) ROOM furnished apartment, ne.
Wy,a,s5hinston or Hyattsville Section. AT
aAs modsrn %s shd nsEms
RF5sys5a04El Fsyor 4lao Rw or
&h AssGSEn psGn LEASE aSa on three or l1 tour
pson. u5s in non sdss
SSRSsELs WIFE I and e. daughter 49, ass,z.
o1ns,1eurSom 1rfa,S n6na furnished apt NV section
ApT wanted Oct
enette, bath clean, attractive. reas.; neal near
servicenan' wife and and s.mo. % baby Wy prefer Ter
NV, sestiop. ia. 1923. II.
| apartment in Alexandria or So. Arlington
| for young lady by Goth. Box 407-S. Star.
TWO GOVERNMENT GIRLS and mother
want to rent two-bedroom apartment or
house. auto. heat, Northwest section by
COUPLE desire. furnished or unfurnished
living room, bedroom. kitchen and private
bath, sy Sept. Is, preferably ne. section.
Evening star., 1943-09-11
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG LADY to share comfortably fur
s5s 5snea ner APP, @ with another girl NV. section;
4th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-Large front rm-.
electric refgr., electric grill. water in rm',
seWar6 xn PAN .n ana shower $3.50 mo. 4os
Ss$ End u ST. s.E-rirst-ao ,iv. 1So room.
TadhIrs Tadi9; cfh;y by oil heat. Adults. SIS mo-
sa s'sa Section In ssEz sS COS * shnss 7ss
sGsSEss sasei ExIcGr1vn e. 1SYndsy lSnr alone in
eR Ssf hs II thf 1890 bs saR
man Rent, sn ss5 cal call EN- Nth ses5 ses.ls. sat
s SIcE ..RooM APT. with rrlsidaire; s5
cleaning and rental Of rooming house.
LIE 18th st. NV. 90 a.m.-3 p.m). RA.
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt. 54-airl to
h fHsS wo RooM Shers incl RE see91 s1hs
perch, elec. grill; empi adults: reasonabie. s
III ai9a KANbohpHa Mssf yaP ave; s1 Sw1.r.s 'front.'
room, Kitchen. Frisidaire semibash irGn, Wifb
family family Of two; Heat, lieht, gas included:
couple
SILVER SPRING. MD.-New furn. apt,
oG@ ssss yns and m sundss ntssen Call SLIGO
Sath' Erisidsire adults 81 90 sanfh month cali ali
z aoEcp ROOMS XXI KITCHEN. Tyigidaire, screened
nETeh niIes nasE Ho.e 9n,,ss couTt BALTIMORE blyd
kitchen. private bath phone ordway
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR, private bath
consists of 2 large rooms. suitable for 2
eS1pss eo asaa Or girls Cooking privileges Cali
attractive home near R. I ave ne So6
ssss ssss 81 shEPRE.p ri IS
living bedroom, kitchen, bath for Adults. its
IxSKILHST SsPs !Tishn $50 or girls
s1s Ttn kfssEDY 2RaE SfTin sT sW s iui5 house.
n so@e o aaa,s endyea nan p eos su
t;,iS i3aS 2Ist ST: N.W.-Front bedroom and
Tsfned employed Couple: % no drinking; efs $40 $40.
sSs sSs L IAmoSrA Non Ae sr as5 re- o5s5
telsphone: nicely furn'; $50 mo. aA' En-. En-.
bsis rsssr. .nd tsessn s,s
;;s$!s.Issss s.sS sSs 'eS@ lR''fs:
with other girls; nicely furn.. with sepa-
rate bedrooms. unlim. phone. 3409 14th
st. NV. Ap. 032S.
FIRST FLOOR, private suburban home.
Living room. kitchen, dining room. bed
Tonom. n bath. GARAGE available Oct. 1. Box
GIRLS to share furnished house with 3
others; on Chillum busline S35 mo. each
GOVT. EMIL. WOMAN will share 3-rm.
apt. with another. same. 1875 Carroll St.
Sc. end floor, Sun. and ewes. 12s
GIRL to share lovely, completely furnished
3-room, kitchen. bath apt. with another;
TspasSRS sls At 9sgs sttsr
| one room bath, reception hall private en-
trance maid service. refrigerator. tele-
e can 10. os 1881. s'''e h'"'' Sio' month
1441 CHAPN ST. N.w,-2nd floor. 2
rooms. suitable or 8, Frigidaire included.
calls.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

REsP9KsBLE C9gpLE desires 5e room
oSk fesSIsnSsf wave f5sf here for the
duration d. want 4.e room hoyse. furnished,
Army e i9Sadps wants sls4 house
OF apartment NV. section, october l.
REsPoSsIBLE EXECUTIVE wants to rent
for about S240 a month furnished house.
Es5srensss Ell n f%5nishsd: oceuDancs around
want unfurnished house in northwest with
dens next Tbd two ke eood o pos ss
space, Rent, sis5 to $50 % a month. NOR wi vi.
TWo OR THREE BEDROOM house or apt.
Goadkl pT.5 nnfurni mi SssF oesgp' by Oct l. Phone
f}SHH1ttiiE GSFURNisHED- / i'o : or 3 bedroom house
ehildren; will pay top price. Phone DI.
WANTED TO RENT-Govt. executive; f.
permansntly located as soon as possible:
e ss7f Ht e0sf sie and adult
room for OF
Is. pTeferabiy Northwest in District; =
y s 1ss 9 hssis5snfs i9s
Wisconsin Sb57. or once. Rspublic estae4ee a4i4
GROOM, 2-BATH detached house: good
NV. section. unfurnished, wanted by
respon sible businessman. MA. 1921, l3s
SMALL HOUSE or bungalow, modern con-
struction, unfurnished vicinity of Silver
Spring Cal shepherd 1915 or $3.50. 12'
Army oficer's family: excellent references:
rental around 5000 monthly: NV. side pre-
Is sSSssss se ok. iasb. eaa pay several mGa.ns 1a
UNFURNISHED 5 or room detached
house, respon., perm. Govt, empl ] child;
Va. or NV: S75 to SS5. Glebe 45s7. 49,
Evening star., 1943-09-11
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED.

sSbls.ft gas ssasass,on stove e
includes heat hot water; : blocks from
store store. ! block from bus line; near Fort
Mer soH Nay bone and EM 6s ds1 ss b An
ss!s ists ST. ~ A,w@s ss SONS sss a1a f|tessn ssn
gath hsstd eoaple and only electricity
Tstrsssstor, sa4so pei rgnss month. pain Phone ne
1925 GOOD HOPE Rp. s.E.-Lvins room,
bedroom. kitchen. bath; open Sunday 1870
sa2 AFT At xth 1sfo tSsEed pc H1a Widows
soSifat IhsTsE EF aTsI ssSHss ssy o
sh furn Sns6 ss75o ana adts Shsh ons hsa' aaa 81
kitchen. dinette;, utilities Included: uniim- iiS
ited tted phone ayyailabls; 1 block transporta-
s'oRi ReosMs siz e. el19 basement apt, s15 per
month month iet # tenant will tend small coal fur
Ms reox SSo ave- sv @ nak
sRooM 20 Loe 1oa5ssesaBsi cABsiN. large yard. best
esi aue
adults desired in exchange for cheap rem
nass 81 can nS see TX. masSisay bSa to
ESst TSs Stb 81 W sT two seeks to KING aD 81 semi
Pr private ,a bath. newly decorated; adults only
CHEVERLY. MD.-3 rooms. kitchen, bath
with shower; near transportation: entire
2nd hr.: couple preferred. WA. 458O
wyn 72-W.
4 RMS, 2nd floor. unfurnished; heat. light
furnished; want married middle-aged cou-
pie, no children. $50 per mo. $50 14th
LARGE BEDROOM, kitchen, semibath;
electricity. and gas incl, S42 80; employed
couple only, 1915 Park pi. NV. 49,
heat and lights included 1873 North
TWo ATTR. APIS. Of rooms and bath
porch each; conv. ioc.: one part furn.;
PRIVATE HOME. . people only, living
room, kitchen, semibath; blocks to car. I
msdiattss possession. 1923 Florida ave ne
Evening star., 1943-09-11
HOUSES UNFURkISHEp.

EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITY < Growing
family In small home will exchange with
small family in large home. Have low
rent, comfortable 3-bedroom home with
garage, in NV. section, near good schools
and stores; coal or gas heat. Will ex-
change fol-. 4-bedroom. 2-bath home pref
eerably with maids room and bath also
in select NV or Arlington. Write, giving
particulars, Box AJAX Star.
SILVER SPRING, MD, near District-New.
rms, 2 b., gar h.-wh. tcoaD, gear
gar; !! or more acres: $500. H. F. Bieber,
sH; siko1M S5s5i icorrAcr hath ns.r,u v,ra,n,..
opportunity to use 10-acre farm on
shares; excellent for supplementing income
with chicken raising, garden. fruit (white);
references; Phone MA. 2166.
ATTRACTIVE STONE HOUSE, suitable for
couple or . women, on farm near Great
Falls, Va, modern conveniences low rent
IN return for boarding farmer. who supplies
Tree farm and dairy produce. Call Falls
Church 2425-J.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB.
Cottage !" . rooms and screened porch,
water and electricity; automobile essential.
S25 mo- WI 7393