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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
SOCIETY RENAMES
MRS. CHITTENDEN

Nahgatuck, Jan. IS - Mrs. VIII
liam M. Chittenden was reelected
president Of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Congregational church at its
annual meeting Wednesday after
noon In the parish house.
Other officers chosen were: Vice.
president, Mrs. Earl Barnum: sec
rotary, Mrs. Albert Holmberg:
treasurer, Mrs. Wilfred Megin.
Sixty-two attended a luncheon
which preceded the business meet
ing. The committee In charge was
headed by Mrs. Joseph Reilly and
Mrs. Fred zonino.
Plans for q membership card
party were made at the session. 1t
viii be held In February and the
admission fee viii be q paid men,
bership. Mrs. Chitenden plans 20
appolnt committee chaiTmen soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
MORE BOROUGH
men INDICTED
I4-A Contingent Leaves
This Morning; Each Get
Rotary Gift

Naugatuck, Jan. - - A contir-
gent from Selective Service Board
l4-A left this morning for the in
duction center at New Haven from
where they will be transferred to
Fort Devens, Mass, to start their
duties in the Army.
Superintendent Of Schools Har-
old z. Chittenden on behalf Of the
Rotary Club, presented the selectees
from Board 14-A with gifts. He also
gave them copy Of the new state
ment as a present from the Gideon
Society of Waterbury.
While waiting for the train, they
were served coffee and donuts by
the Red Cross canteen unit which
consisted of Mrs. william M. Chit
tenden and Mrs. Earl M. Barnum.
The roll call was read by Chair
man Harris Whittemore, Jr., OF
board l4-A.
Mr.. Chittendea, speaking for
Warden Leo j. Brophy, who Is Ill
at his home, wished them the best
of luck and said the people Of this
vicinity were backing them solidly.
The recent order abolishing
screening tests and allowing three
weeks leave for ! men after In
duction test will not apply for jan
uary. 1t was learned today. 1t will
go into effect for the February
quota, however.
Under this plan the registrant
will receive only one physical ex-
animation, the induction test, un-
less he specifically requests a pre-
vious one. After the induction ex-
ans. he will be allowed at least
three weeks before being called to
active service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
Junior Leaders Corps

The Naugatuck Y. Junior Lead
ers' Corps will hold their first drill
session Saturday at 1880 O'Clock and
viii prepare for the Annua! Gym
Exhibition TO be held at the end OF
April.
Some new marching tactics are
In line for the drill and Pyramids
will be assembled. The boys in the
Leaders Corps from last year are
Jack Stinson. Vincent Healy, Jo-
seph Healy. Robert Mariana, Cea-
sar Ruggeri. James Herman, Tommy
Foy, Carl oBettger, William Farren.
Thomas Leary, Merwin Packer.
william Chittenden, Jr.. Jack Gum
mould, John Montanari. Larry
Mambrino. Raymond Cuddy. James
AlcNamee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13


Comdr. Perry reported there would
be no incidents, but six types OF
bombs are to be dropped.
Every air raid warden discovering
A bomb in his area must phone to
council headquarters and report the
location and the color of the stream
or, red, orange, blue, green, yellow
and black. Such streamers viii des-
agnate incendiary. explosive, high
explosi. e, unexploded, gas and en-
envy paratroopS, respectively.
He also said there win be a COM
plete mobilization Of all defense
units and all traffic except emery
ency vehicles, viii be stopped by po-
lice and auxiliary police during the
practice red period.
Comdr. Perry requests all defense
units Of the local council to report
Immediately when the alarm is
sounded. He also requests that no
one except a properly authorized
member Of a defense unit touch any
bomb falling in this area.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
Rocco RADIO Succeeds
Brother AS Treasurer
Unusual Political Gesture By Republicans Paves Way
for High Street Residents Appointment

three Republicans on the board
aside from the warden.
The Republicans offered not to
vote so as to avert a possible tie, on
the condition the Democrats would
submit only one nomination and
give this nominee solid Democratic
support. Warden Leo Brophy who,
because of illness, was not at the
meeting, later lauded the Republic
cans for this offer.
After Republican burgesses had
waited an hour and 20 minutes for
Democrats to come to the meeting
room, the comforting Democratic
burgesses sent message to the Re-
publicans saying they felt no meet
ing could be held because of the
possibility of 3-3 tie. They ex-
planned If the board declared the
post vacant and then the tie re-
suited, the borough would be left
without a treasurer until another
meeting could be held.
The Republicans then offered not
to vote If the Democrats would agree
to nominate one man and vote
unanimously for him. The choice
Of the candidate was now up TO the
Democrats with 20 minutes to de-
eide on the offer. With 80 seconds
to go, as the Republicans were Just
leaving the building, the Democrats
accepted and the meeting started at
9:44.
When Mr.. Anderson called for
nominations. Burgess Andrew
OToole nominated Rocco RADIO and
the ballot showed the three Demo-
Gratis voting for him with Repubh-
cans living up to their agreement
by not voting. The meeting was
over in two minutes.
Warden Brophy said when he
learned Of the G. o. P. move, 1.-THE
Republicans deserve to be COM
mended for the fine gesture they
made. 1t was good sportSmanship."
Choice Of Mr.. RADIO came as a
surprise. Several names had been
mentioned as candidates. but his
was not included. He has never
held political Office before and Mr..
O'Toole, in nominating him, said he
VIII turn over the salary of the Of
nee to his seaman brother.
The new treasurer Is q brother of
Pfc. Daniel Rado, U. s. Marine
corps who lost his life in the south
Pacific several months ago. He has
another brother, Domenic j. RADIO,
In the Army at a southern camp.
1t was said Burgess Creslo kim
azewski, Democrat, third ward, will
be unable to attend any more
meetings for a while as he is
about to undergo an operation.
Before the board adjourned, they
voted to employ the firm of Knust,
Everett & Cambria, public account
ants OF Hartford. to audit the books
and records for the fiscal year end
ing March 81. 1914, in accordance
with the municipal audit law of
1899. This firm audited the books
last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13

Naugatuck, Jan. 13-An unusual
political gesture by the Republican
side of the board of warden and
burgesses, at their meeting last
night, paved the way for the APP
pointment of Rocco Rado of High
street as treasurer to succeed his
brother, Seaman William RADIO who
recently started his duties in the
Navy.
Senior Burgess J. Rudolph Ander-
son (R) acted as warden. AS the
acting warden is entitled to vote on
an appointment, a tie was possible
as there are three Democrats and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13

Naugatuck, Jan. 13.-Miss Flor
ence A. OLoughlin, principal Of the
Hop Brook school, was awarded an
M. A. degree by Columbia University
Dec. az. She also received a BACH
elor of science degree from Colum-
bia In October Of 1884.
Marriage intentions have been
filed at the office Of town clerk,
Raymond st. John, by Orlando
Peter Giraldi, "A, U. s. Army, and
Zina Rose Fabrisi, 10, SO High street.
Corporal Ruth Beckling, q mem
Der Of the WAC, stationed at South
Carolina, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
D. E. Shea Of Spencer street.
Pfc. James BraxieI, stationed at
Camp Swift, Texas, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James BrazieI
Of High street.
Sergeant Frank C. Wylong, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wylong of
Hill street, has been transferred
to Davis Monthan Field, Tuscon,
Arizona, from Salt Lake iCty.
Mrs. John Kearns Of johnson
street is entertaining her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ruth Babin of Washing
ton, ID. c., for a few weeks.
Mrs. Babin'S husband, Ensign
Babin, formerly Of Waterbury is con-
uected with hte Bureau Of Ships,
Navy department, Washington, ID. C.
J. A. H. Peterson, chairman Of
the War Production Board and per-
sonnet director of the Bristol Com
pany, has returned from Washing
ton, D. c., where he conferred with
Paul v. McNutt, director of the War
Manpower Commission.
Mrs. Chester BOsworth, secretary
Of church activities of the Methodist
church. presided at the meeting Of
the activities circle Of the Woman's
Society Of Christian Service this
afternoon in the church parlors.
William j. McDermont, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William McDermont Of
626 Orchard street, was graduated
from Fleet Sound school at Key
West, Fla, Jan. !. as a petty on
Ger third class.
He was a student of the Manga
tuck high school at the time he
entered the Navy in May, 1913.
There will be q regular meeting
Of the auxiliary Of Crusader post,
1895, VIEW, in the post rooms on
Rubber avenue this evening, at 8.
Pvt. Anthony Del Vecchio, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Del Vecchio
Of Railroad avenue, is stationed
somewhere in Italy. His address, Is
ASH 3l3247l3. Hq. Btry., 1l3 r. A.
Bn., APO. SO, care OF Postmaster.
New York, N. Y.
Sgt. and Mrs. Frederick FOetsch
have returned from q wedding trip
TO New York. The couple married
last Saturday, upon Sgt. Foetsch's
arrival from the Canal Zone, where
ne has been stationed for two years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
AETNA STREET FIRE
DAMAGE LIMITED

Naugatuck, January IS. - Fire
men quickly extinguished a fire In
the cellar Of three STORY tenement
at 10 Aetna Street, Wednesday
night. OIL caught on fire and box
alarm 43 at Cliff and Aetna streets
was pulled.
Firemen prevented flames from
spreading TO nearby oil tanks. DAM
age was reported small. The fire
was brought under control In 10
minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
SHEA TO ASSIST
WITH TAX FORMS

Naugatuck Jan. i3-The attention
Of Naugatuck residents has been
called 10 the fact that Deputy Col
lector d. Emmett Shea has been as
signed here to assist In compiling re-
turns for income tax.
Mr.. Shea Is at the civil service
room Of the local post office each
day, Monday through Friday. from
$50 TO s p. m.
There is no telephone at the civil
service room Of the post office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
Y WOMEN OPEN
DUCKP|N LOOP
Evelyn KIambt Takes High
Single; Anna NOIde Wins
\ High Three

Naagatuck, Jan. 13-The Y. NJ.
@. A. Ladies Twilight bowling
league got underway this week with
four teams. Evelyn Klambt made
high single with 121, while Anna
Node followed close with 100. An
ma Nolde had high three with 326
and obtained the nights average
with 1896.
Number one team with Marie
Long as Captain has Anna Dowl-
ing. Deb. Kazamekas, and Mae Cul-
len. Number two team has Arletta
DUR as Captain, Elizabeth Kor-
ninsly, Evelyn Klambt, and Elaine
Grieder. Number three team, Capt.
Jane Bontempo, Sally Grieder, Ly-
dia Mazeika, and Betty Baukat.
Number four team Captain Anna
Nolde, Audrey Bowling, Helen
Dinneny, and Rose Reale. Substi-
tutes In line for the league are
Martha Reilly, Gertrude Oemcke.
Catherine st. John. and Lucy Sta
kilnn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
LADDER co. PLANS
FARLEY. TONIGHT

Naugatuck, Jan. l3-There will be
q meeting Of the Naugatuck Hose.
Hook and Ladder company, this eve
ming at 8 IN the local fire house on
Maple street. Herbert Cockroft an.
nosinced today.
Chimney Fire
/ The local fire department was
called 70 the home Of william Moody
on Rockwell avenue to exkingulsh
4 ANAL chimney fire Tuesday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13

The ladies that made the 1Oo
Club are Anna Nolde. Elizabeth
Korninsky, and Evelyn Klambt. The
games start promptly at $50
o'clok.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
DEATH SPARES THE DRIVER

More than 1000 road accidents,
which resulted in 1902 deaths, were
analysed by British police. who found
that only 2i9 Of the dead were
drivers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
SO To rs Airplanes
To Feature Program
Between 1870 And 4
Statewide Event Calls for Complete Mobilization Of
All Defense Units Sunday; All Traffic, Except Emer-
gency Vehicle, to Be Stopped; Auxiliary to Aid
NAUGATUCK
Correspondent. Larry shepey-PhOne Naugatuck ssAS

Naugatuck January 49, = statewide air raid drlll
will be held Sunday between 1870 and p m, Commander
Harold r. Perry of Naugatuck War Council announced 70
dav mock bombing practice will feature the drill with
efmee 90 and Isl nanes unloading about Is 900 bombs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13

To slide some new ships safely
dowsa the ways into the water. As
tons Of launching gzeases are need
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13

An average of $4,000 homes. each
valued at more than $4,000. Is built
every year in the United States in
normal times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Jan. 13.-Miss Flor
ence A. O'Loughlin, principal Of the
Hop Brook school, was awarded an
M. A. degree by Columbia University
Dec. 20. She also received a bach
elor Of science degree from Colum-
bia in October Of 1884.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13

Marriage intentions have been
filed at the office Of town clerk,
Raymond st. John, by Orlando
Peter Giraldi, "A, U. s. Army, and
Zina Rose Fabrisi, 10, 88 High street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-13

Pfc. James BraxieI, stationed at
Camp Swift, Texas, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James BrazieI
Of High street.
Evening star., 1944-09-24

NOTHING in this wor swift evolution Of technioue hos
outmoded the voue Of smoke hide operations
Bigger and better smoke ond ond
ond the and probably ooto has held down
greet Allied victories thon the smoke picture obove
two pones oyn9 down which
ond drop heoy curtoin vide
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DOCTOR. wife. 3-year girl want or q
oneoroom UNI house Va. or NV. sec, by
Meyer N3y; RE. 74O0. Ext 1865, CoMDR
. MOS. RENT in advance-Naval ofrcer.
wife children and nurse, urgently de
room, furn. house, in GOOD NV " section ien
lease approx. 500 DE. s463. 49, -
house ms'0r Dr simS at cs ssis
Park section; references excellent care OF
property assured. Phone ordway 1890
MobERS Ivy sB e fs5 PIC House or s Ga
ment, furnished or unfinished, convenient
: Or BRDR oe5sh H io1 unturnished
cioSe 10 Transportation, in nearby Vir-
gina Boy 35K.. Star. "a.
SsERviCEMAN and family desperately need.
furnished preferred. house or apt, NV or
SUBURBAN; best references: not exceed 81 so
Telephone Chestnut 1900, Ext 494. before
small furnished house or 6edrm Wi spt
t un to 80 BY Oct Is, or will buy furni-
tsgfcd nj Gieb chsy ss Chase Bethesda pre-
ARMY OFFICER desires small. furnished
or unfinished; house in city or suburbs;
S NA "A 5 iced Of Ext s9
or Alexandria; sraduate of St. Johns and md
sEMIFURNIsHED or fGrnished AZ or a's bed.
S SSnn nous. mouse, Tor responsible family OF 4
nov OR T EAR sfI1GR md aG hoSse with
outdoor Enclosure; small child by re-
S pS bsit couple accustomed Gracious ly-
! BEDROOM furnished house in good n W.
section or nearby Md; $3.50. Emerson
WANTED unfurnisbed 5-s-room house or
apt, vicinity Friendship Heights Respon-
T Sle,e party VII sign lease. no 1855 So
turnished or unfurnished NV. nearby Md
or Va; excellent references: will pay $50
Can MA. 1920, Ext. 22?5, bet. / and m
SMALL HOUSE with some grounds nv
settled chlldless couple: keenly appreciate
quiet ana pleasant surroundings: by Nov
HOUSE, unfurnished, minimum iiihT bed
rooms, dry basement: large lot or acre or
more nf,n OF ground' District or within 10
Eves or re sre Soupis: no children; lease.
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR, now Army ma
lor, neeos nome desperately for family in
cIuoi1s two small children and baby, be-
owner; Arlington area preferred. but viii
S oe ioeHshted to have anything anywhere
CoLoNEL's family urgently require fur
Chevy Chase; up 10 sI75. OR. 4s74' -.
esponsiSIe eo house nrgenty wanted by
SIX TO EIGHT-RooM HOUSE in in good
ec9hdltion: would also consider buying
YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE offered bv
major nrs for 31hedroom house, Arlington
FAMILY OF THREE wants ola-3 bedroom
unlufh. mouse in NV. Wash. or Mont
eomery Co. area; near kInderga rten: I'M
meolate, 20 Nov. LIST occupancy ST. a46l
OFFICER, separated from family
eight months, needs unfinished . or !,
hedrm. apt. or house: prefer nv. Md or
nearby Va; excellent refs. DE 45lS. a.
otfIlER, Netherlands desires for wife
ard : children, furnished home sos a
mo Please cell DE- 200. Fxt o6
ARMY MAJOR wants >, 3 or 4 bedroom,
,lniurnlShed house, any time before
OCTOBER p; references. Glebe 4361 3Sa
IN NORTHWEST DISTRICT - -Four bed
rooms, furnished: UP TO S250 Call De-
catur 1Oll. Extension l16 o3s
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HOUSES wAhreo 70 suy.

homes; prompt personal .pprai.als Ct To-
a aey fuil ma assa value. Mr. QUICK; RA
" c a III Sell 'Yfou. house At IT. s ssiu.
az fG5 nv " s5o .sTIp:.a wv
w FAY ALL Casa ier me- n,s ana ... prop.
VILE ]. e s. sSo se :. ma e a. r es; s,sS
mean b. Sas,ns: 'Iseo SAR svESYai 81 a5os
cxsa P6s su Any * ksS s q l.a s: c p1
s 81 RlREame MS s0ls scsb or white DAVID z
YOU cash .on SGut ..Es euss ons pTome'
SIS Ne c.p Il M HVsNs5p d Realtors
baths: BIishtwood, marietta Park. section;
e siaa sSss
i sIss sss.s from
fsT ScnR 1Sf to5 o ss
IT.. e. eS:SS 5as;. a..isss
aoMh ur m ny nssasd ;n Chew
Bethesda. Silver sprins. Takoma, Ariins
ton and other refined residential sections.
critics showing moderate returns An e eS-
perienced sales organization is ready TO
render you prompt. efficient and courteous
service and get you the best market price
GRAvATTE. 729 18th St, Realtor, MA.
TAKOMA PARK, or nearby, 4 to 8 room
house house in GOOD condition. am not a
ATTENTION.! Owners desiring cash deal
in D. c. Immediate cash. E. w BAILEY.
AID. 47s6. Mail, l435 Meridian pl. NV.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, 8 to rm house.
In ne; or AT: 1888 for quick ofYer.
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
homes In Arlington or Falls Church c. s.
SCHILLINGBURG, 46l5 Lee hwy. OK.
1924; after pm. CHI 45i2
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| APARTMENTS WANTED tcens.). !

APARTMENTS WANTED tcent.).
RESPONSIBLE CANADIAN GIRL desires
sublet small furnished apartment. NV,
for self and visiting tSdh mother months or
THREE THREE kE si NED YOUNG LADIES are
Please cali Ex; 545s after $50 pm. ASK
On N BESR aaNi1 APARTMENT with kitchen
and bath, furnished or unfurnished; college
graduates; prefer location convenient to
American University. NJ bus. Cali Wood
EXCELLENT CARE. substantial rent offered
BY Government secretary for ] OF. room
furnished or unfurn; apt. DI. 5644. "a
small furnished apt in quiet nondrinking
bone near school and church Immediately
WIFE of Army colonel desires small furn
sp se soe best ss Of
MAJOR, wife and child desire 2-bedroom
apt. or house. furn. or unfurn. Deca-
THREE SETTLED ADULTS desire one or
two bedroom apt, furnished. Call between
TM sod wav fv fNsSNss "a n.s ssas f:n
sn; bath dgTniShed In nv section. Cal
a siI "a SHuLTZ' RE. 7400' Ext. 7s46
c essS ELS FAMILY urgently REQUIRES
ipT i bedroom apartment, prefer
ABLY nv section. OR. 4274. "a.
81. Elk. 96l4, Room 307 MISS GALLO.
FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED for 3
Can DE Eee Xxi NY W. or Arlington preferred
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE, sls-room un-
furnished 1n apt: no children. Phone RIA
COLoRED WOMAN with a child would like
small S % apt. or liRht housekeeping room.
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APrs. FURNISHED. tcess. }.

BkIGHTWOOD-Row brick, frst Moor;
living room, dining room. kitchen, inclosed
porch mot heated, bath in cellar. GE
5Is TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-Apt. for 8
s slris; everythinE iqrn Also Lovely dbe
LIGHT HoUsEKEEPING ROOM. front: re-
Irigeration, good heat: cow. to bus. and
SIT srUDTo L Tsfs ti aoo s ST. k sS bath
ns fsrn sas e s dish he's
apt: with another. Rhode island ave- Se S near
TW0-SToRY BLDG, rear Of 1850 18th
storage, etc; no living. HY. 0517. cali
GIRL e Share apt. with one other. Call
YOUNG LADY to share lovely furn. apt.
with 2 fun.loving gentle girls: new bldg.
eompetely faTnlshed i'f aniimite s'f ph one,
st RH sFy sSb S XII ,sS sa9 T FAa s BEDS
Frifidaire, large back porch; quiet neigh
sysTythny nir L. cs1 3 eve
s n 9 St TM SGnd and shepherd bus T., u,
1 1ome I'd biz *, from bus lines Arlington
SAILOR would like roommate to share
apartment on ! 9th St, NV. section. Call
Mr. : $ SOLOMON DU. e4a5' bet. $50 and
ONE JEWISH GIRL to share arm apt
with Two others: Sc. Call RE. 1900, Ext.
7264S days. %"
LOVELY, ,pvt,-entrsnce, reimbursement. apt,
llV.-b.f., kit, bath. ami compl. furn,
cleo, gas heat: $3.50. 1900 D st. ne.
81. ALLEGHANY AVE, TAX. Park
room furn. apt, private entrance, semi
bath: S4S
, LARGE RMS. and private bath; suitable
for employed quiet adults modern and
reasonable. DU. al70.
I GIRL to share 7-room house with ) other
Government girl employees. Call Ia. 1854
after 6 pm
215? L ST. NV rooms. kitchen, bath
porch: furnished: Frieidaire: private en-
trance; 500: adults only. RE. O026 be-
tween 10 am. ard pm.
63i EYE ST. N.W.-2-room apt, nicely
turn, semlprivate bath: downtown: new
i honse CONDITION; for couple: Sl2.5o week.
WOMAN, "5-3S, to share apartment with
one other. TR. 4562 after $3.50 pm o4s
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APARTMENTS uhFuRh,sHEp

1855 CRESCENT PLACE NV. = room,
kltchen,. dlnette. bath: rent, $50 las isl
1IW c n. Sc, Apt >, nm. kitchen
cite, retsr.. semipvt. bath, S45. vacant
Key at LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO, us
WILL ST Br.ET or exchange modern ga
nm apt. in Rtverdale, N, Y for apt or
nsnss Y ,r "sss ssFs immediate occu-
RMS, KIT. AND BATH, located at $40
irving 81. NV; newly decorated. Apply
1anltor or call IA. $40.
1929 BARKER ST. Sc, off Alabama ave
: new apis. bedroom, living room, kitchen,
dlnette and bath: all utilities included
5000 per month each. Ii 1913
4Oo9 30th ST. Mt. Rainier-3 rms. and
bath, End floor, in pvt. home; pvt en-
trance, h. VIII; conv. to cars and buses:
$40, WA. 1852 or OWNER, Herndon
4is PARK RID. NV, Ant. e-1 rm.. kitch-
en- semipvt. bath. $3.50 Phone CO.
2b.5 for appointment
NORTHWEST 3 rooms, unfurnished: l. r.
b.r., Kit, semiprivate bath: md floor: pri-
vac home, occupied only by owner and
wife; utilities included want employed
married couple only: no children: very
conv. trans. Phone RIA. 2476 after pm
5 ROOMS AND BATH. S45 a mo; oil heat;
End floor, pvt, 1891 R. l. ave, HyattS-
Vile Md WA 61HS