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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
Demonstration To
 Be Held Monday

Mrs. George Musser, war emer- gency food preservation assistant. will demonstrate the canning of to- matoes by the water bath method and the way in which to make to- mato juice, at a canning demon- stration at Merriman school at 2 o'clock on Monday. Canning of corn by the pressure cooker method wtll also be shown.
 The demonstration is one of a series sponsored by the Waterbury Nutrition Council and the new Ha- ven county extension service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
Anne SkeehGn
 Guest Al ShoGOev

Miss Anne McDonough of Bald- win street. was hostess at a miscel- laneous shower Thursday evening given in honor of Miss Anne Ehee- han. South street. who will become the bride of Sergt. Charles Martin. U. s. Army, on Tuesday.
 Guests included Mrs. Raymond Wrenn, Mrs. Louis Nadeau, Mrs, Donald Prey. Mrs. FUancis Phelan, Mrs. James Mccormack. Misses Florence OiConnell, Loretta Pelie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05

It's no ] ok c. Such a thing actually happen. ed the other day.
 4 woman mo- t0rist stopped ard picked up another W om an waiting for a bus. 4 few questions led to the information that her passen- ger was Q maid on her way to work.
 The V o n 6 D motorist dld some faak. falkina and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05

hls hand to take the popsyllpeT- able sacrifice Of six spades, which you'd have paid rich dividends, The opening lead was Fuffed by Warner (south) with the three Of hearts, Although he saw that hls contract gag by no means . layd0wn, bs vent about the task 0f making t lp wogkmanllks fashion, The ace of hearts was led, and when both Ops p0pents followed, Werner Jed 2 club to dummy end Tnsfed out duDgS my's last spade. Then four more rounds Of clubs followed, which West refused to ruff, Nov Werner led g trump, west gas forced 10 win and lead q diamond, which Warner peg- Inltted to run to the queen iD bis oWn hand. You wtll note tbet tf dummy had not been Velded Of spades. West would hsye held . safe egiE. Others wi1o took the trump llliasse fsiled to fulGil the contract, losing one diamond and the king 0f tFamps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05

9@AH s8sRsee8 Ntf@ NE@N@s ~1HEgEHN persuaded the maid that she should ehaneg jobs. She did, going home with the woman nnotorist and tele. phoning her former employer that sch had another job with better pay and shorter hours,
 So. you see, it's 6 real problem. getting a maid safely to and from work,
 TAXI Is ONE SOLUTION
 There are several ways you could solve 1t. You could save all of your gas FatlOng to take your maid to and from work each day,
 You could pay your maids taxi fare to and from work - # you could be sure the taxi drivers wife wasn't Q war worker in desperate need of household help,
 You could give up your house or apartment and move to one next door to your maid SO that she wouldn't have to brave the dangers every morning and every night 0t being shanghaied by q desperate housewife,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05

ing for the Red c T gs Couries some time ago,
 The war vet. eran h0 has been permanently injured has the biggest fight ot his life in cons batting the en0' tional despRtI khat comes over him W hen hl thinks Of facing life without slghl or hearing, with out legs or arms
 NAA An.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
. MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM D, MCKINNEY AmeFiea's Card Authority

Tn winning the mixed pair event at Reading, Pa. and finishing sec- ond in the team -of-four David Warner of Philadelphia has cons Armed his opinion Of Philadelphia experts that this young man is one of our future stars,
 Here is an example Of Warmers ability. West thought too well Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
MONDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST. Melon, ready, t0-eat cereal, scrambled eggs with fried tomatoes, enriched toast, butter 0T fortified maTs gaTlne. coffee, milk,
 LUNCH, GFeamed leftover vegetables an toast, crisp bacon, celery, left-0VeT cake wlth fruit sauce, ieed tee. milk,
 DINhERi Clear tomato bouil, Ion tn cups, soye crackers, shrimp and vegetable salad, melha toast, ah0e-stving fried potatoes, fresh llgs, almond cup cakes, coffee, milk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
Be0uties' Hints Missing Teeth
 May Cause Your Chin To Slip
sx !AHI.c!. I.c!. wW!AE.TI

Many . chin loses ils grip on youth because 6 ge wseeth have moved out aHd vacancies haven't been filled,
 What happens. according 70 den' tlsts, s that wlleE 0Ilo tooth h missing. the whole remaining TOW Is apt t0 drift, and evantually--il more teeth decide to move out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
WE. THE WOMEN
Miss MilIett, Tongue-In-C Cheek, Offers Ideas For Keeping a Maid

If you have a maid. you have . new problem on your hands-and you might as well face 1t.
 How are you going to get your maid to and from work without having her shanghaied en route?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
sPIDER WEBS GET AROUND

The mysterious g0ssameF threads uhat float tD the air ip autumn ar lDs work Of spiders, These are OgtsI termed "MaTys threads" and llk, sJled to TayeltDes from Our Lady's veil
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
MONKEYS SAVE AMpLIVTERs

HoyleT monkeys have soundIn( boxes tD tbeiT heads which ampll, fy the voice and send t rolling foI miles through the South AmsrIcai Jllnglss,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
OIL HEAT NEEDS

The average 0iisheated home needs about 4b barrels of fuel of anAnaily. while . single large east coast steel plant requires up to 2,A0D eco barrels . year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
sTRAUss WALTERs

The gay Vtennese waitaes 0f etFauas were not written during happy, Joyous tllaes, but when Avs. sFla vas melancholy from war and a financial depression.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05

same boat with the rest of us maid- less housewives you had better not let your maid go to and from work alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
Mental Adjustment to Injury Is of Great Help to Veterans
By MARY BEARD Director, Nursing Service. American Red Gross

written Tor hEA Service
 Often the deepest wounds are those of the spirit" says Major Walter P. Barton, Director. Recon- ditioning Division, Ofilee Of the Surgeon General, U, 8, Army, WTit-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05

you have distortions and what the profession calls the Host vertical dimension"
 It's sort of senseless, don't you think, to pnlnmsl your skin pink or to chin imaginary bars, cheg invisible gum, make horrible faces for exercise when you could march to oyuF dentist, have needed Fest0ES ati0ng put tp, and recover the sauey uDllft of your ehln9
 Nor should 8 woman mourn the need for having to have . flock of dentures put Into her mOuth-lf they happen t0 be na0esseTy-be- cause the materials used today are 90 much like your Own peaFly teeth ln tganslueenee and texture that you yourself wlll hardly know which is which,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05
nuRANTR HRLl RAlELLpOVND

Jimmy DuFaDEe end June Allys0n ere doing . scene sog MsGsME skglsle FfoE Millions" Jimmy keeps Tor getting his lines. Hepelessly he lIops hls arms and tells Director Henry KosteI.
 SI'm mortified. It's bumaliatin that 1 can't remember dls dialogue, June's perfume hes me sFnellsb0nnd And don't forget, ] have twice ns much nose te smell gtthl"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-09

X2W LA- Isl E##E N~tH AAsG 44A 4AI
| resent the snug and holier-thoa-
thou attitude that prompted such q state
ment, the attitude athnt those per-
sons working to Gust the legal sole Of beer
are one hundred per cent right and those
that are for it's continued legal sale ore
100 percent wrong; the assumption thot
q mon connot be q Christion and vote for
the continued Legal sale Of beer. THIS IS
HYPOCRISY IN ITS WORST FORM.
The church is full of good Christion
people who are not above ticking and en-
joying q drink not only Of beer. but cock
tolls and whiskey. They. too, consider
themselves decent citizens and do not
Imagine they appreciate being put in the
above class by the aforementioned circular.
Beer is q wholesome food and bever-
oge as we'll as being q drink and contains
only q very small percentage Of alcohol.
Beer contains only 4 percent alcohol at
the most. This is q state law and n
strictly observed by all brewers. This rep
resents less thon one-fourth inch in depth
in q l2-oz. size bottle Of beer which is not
enough to make q person drunk certainly.
The beer industry has at oil times
stood for strict cooperation with luw-en-
forcement authorities. For three years
we have had a seIf-poIicing organization
thot hos worked doy and night to see thot
the industry is properly controlled. We
want beer sold only in respectable places.
8 In connection with this we have
coused the Stute Tox Commissioner, the
Hon. All Stone, to revoke the beer
licenses of seven places in Holmes coun-
ty. All Of these persons ore now out OF the
beer business and most Of the places are
still closed. Those thut have opened ore
not selling beer.
In this country we believe in live and
Iet-Iive. We do not believe in the seIt-oP-
pointed mission of some to force their
opinions on Others especially in times Of
notionoI peril when so mony Of our boys
ore owoy in the service.
respectfully ask the citizens OF
Holmes county to give consideration to
ALL sides Of this question before costing
their boIIots in Tuesdays election.
All | am usking for is q square deol.
Sincerely yours
thurman &. AeA1H
Greenwood. Miss.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-09

On Tuesday. March IA. qualified
electors will 90 to the polls and vote on
the question Of whether OF not the legal
sole of beer will be continued in your
county.
| was born in Newton and hove lived
all my life in Mississippi. ! ON 0 living
in Greenwood and am distributor of beers
for Holmes county. Thot is my interest in
the election you ore having next Tuesday
aside from being interested in everything
affecting the general conditions and wei
fare Of this county.
In the interest Of foir pIoy am osk-
ina Holmes county citizens TO give ser'-
Gus consideration to all sides OF this i'm
portont question.
do not feel thot ! need to apologize
for the fact that am q beer distributor.
am port Of on industry thot pays over
400 million doIIors in tex money to the
Federal government. The beer industry
in Mississippi alone paid $1.687, $685. in
state toxes in 1913. This money went into
the general fund Of the stote treasury and
helped poy school teachers salaries and
other expenses Of the Mississippi school
system; helped poy for homestead exemp-
tions, old age pensions. did for the in
diqent and blind and oil other u%pproprio-
tions included in the stote budget and
coming out Of the general fund.
II beer is voted out in the whole
.stote the stute legislature will be compel
led to put neorIy two million dollars more
tax on individuals. property ond business
to offset this loss.
In addition to citizens having neorIy
two million dollars more tex placed upon
them in the event beer is put out the
largest port Of thot money. instead Of be-
ing saved will be spent with the bootleg
ger who poys no taxes.
In addition to paying taxes the beer
industry gives jobs to ground 5000 per-
sons in Mississippi. This is q sizeobIe puy-
roll for an agricultural stote and should
be given consideration.
| feel thot the distribution and sole
Of beer is q decent, respectable business
and do not appreciate any person, regard
less Of his position or title, putting me in
q Gloss with "eomblers, prostitutes, boot
Ieggers, outlaws ond groups working TO
destroy humanity" as wos done in on
anonymous poster circulated here Lost
week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-09

On Tuesday. March IA. qualified
electors will go to the polls and vote on
the question Of whether or not the legal
sole Of beer will be continued in your
county.
Evening star., 1944-01-22
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Maryiond and visqinia. J..

T.s ,w VA n.as sSos S,t snd 8.
h2SEnY 9S SHs R6kN H Gs RooM safsse SsS for or
girls, gentle home private home: IL
SSHGfssxsA shSR UuI sF as room pri
NExR sunRs sasG
private entrance, garage. telephone: neal
siRVFk AhRafK PsPEHsG sPRHa ets ce; TE 14D IN
bSs. . Gs!I shsphs1a ssss. ~ ~. '1D' '''A
Single large closet snsee soaa,e slosa sna &c
bath vel heated: close to transp., stSkes
ARLINGTON. yA.mAttractive room, semi.
Washington and Pentagon Bldg. gentleman
RFfNGIoJh RTsferTea Iho1s 8s4e1 CHI 4a1s he'd.
Foe% deSsis "a ersst. SatR' osS
AiRsLINGIToNmLarse. ar iNII attractive room: out:
sss. @ esa5 eoIuMhM4s AYE Flkf, e. ALL y.slnxle
sHSs ssss 'tsEfetSsy eR 5S5s fuTn next bath large
phone bk bus: a &c taPo acne to qemisen pentasen
or Nfss Phone An1fx 5A aoss s1sS near the new air
81. .Oth ST: s.. ,Arlinston-Master bed
s1fabIe Tth 1or pvt bath Lying room aysabe
ARLfSGToN,% % VA-tarse safas0h room, onn@M Nicely
furn,, next bath; private home: 1Oc zone
sTGny ssTeGskfast :, 4 4, desired CHI 2!76.
| new home: near bus: unlimited phone;
Or g gentlemen. TIE. 67sl.
SILVER SPRING-Servicemans wife will
share house with another, seryiceman's
wife, No objection to small child. Bon
MASTER NJ IS bedroom. twin beds. private
men or empl. couple Jackson lS16-R,
ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hills-2 rooms in
| private home, Semlpriyate shower hath
direct bus to Navy Annex Conven. tc
Airport and Pentagon. TIE. 5736.
ARLINGTON, EA.--;Front room twin beds
adj bath. Gentlemen preferred S25
! each RetWeen . bus lines CD 00o4 -
Evening star., 1944-01-22

IL ROOM; POM private bath; single young ,s. lady
TWo ~ IVA, wxyE fHsi oiFFiicERs wish to rent sn
p.T., p {. csII aHrISS rHossrs ri, sss
rent unfurnished 2 bedroom house or apart
ment, NV. NV suburbs or North Arlington
County; must be conv. to transp. and shop
DIPLOMAT is searching for small furnished
fRNEbfxrEB fS1 BSx ScddPxkcSms 1P.k star ant.
slcian; wife and child year old. Phone
coNGRNixI 5eSseis laI LADY. desires to shar: "a apt.
or sT.r room with kit. privileges. Box lss,V
SMALL HOUSE OR APARTMENT, February
and March. for mother. nurse. two small
FURNISHED, in quiet district sti Cite for thorough-
baby; baby; In apartment building or owners
Immediately. References exchanged. TR.
MoIHsk No and an :, employed s & asugh,er dssir.
sERvIcEMAN at at GeorsetoWn ee5 @ VI Univ. Wv Wife
and small child urgently need 3 Or room
EsS s Ho $3.50 9 Ext st z 4os. 1Sr occupancy
COUPLE, home owners, themselves, will
near nneeaar future occlpansg. NE. 5000 Ext.
TECH sERGT. and empi. wife desire nicely
furnished 3-room apt. in Sc. section Call
Michigan 964 l. RIM. 206, after pm. 23'
ground, wants small furnished apt. or room
W With T. separate entrance, downtown. Box
TwO DIPLOMATS want to rent apartment,
living room two bedrooms. kitchen, fur
nshed. vicinity Dupont Circle. Telephone
North 1921 am. to pm. weekdays.
LADY, permanent resident, desires one
TOO. room furn,shed apt, u apt. blds., NV.
DISSEMINATING businessman and wife
want tastefully furnished apt, NV: no
children. no pets; short or long lease.
SENIOR NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire
1-2 bedroom. unfurnished, modern apart
ment in good NV. section. RE. 74O0.
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire 3 or 4
room furnished apartment in Northwest
section, apartment building only; no chill
dren or pets; excellent tenants. appreciate
fine furnishings; price secondary. North
QUIET. Los Angeles couple will paw top
price for air-cond. furn. apt, close in
NV, no children or pets; bank. bus. or
soc, ref Ma: 1910, Room 402. 25'
apt, kitehen, bath; maximum rent. Ss5.
Box 36-V. Star. 81
COLORED-Two mature. refined, employed
ladie> want small comfortable apartment
in good neighborhood, furn. or unfurn.
Box 429-T, Star. 22s
Evening star., 1944-01-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northeost

Of 9oS MaSfan aSh ST. NE Tayor ust
ssos Of sT TphSSn S bus nesr at door,
munity Single. clean, warm room, ST. 50.
EnEgeF Ms arsSer rGs msas snSs So S55 o double ss5
s!E!s: sesR saEy to 81 streeicar asi apt ne'
Erie Il cSE.0Sn AVE. Me- oOS i4oeDouble Foo room
and porch, newly furn.: good transp.
i5o3 MONROE ST. N.E-comfortable sin
gle room, next bath, lge. closet unlim.
ph9ns; 6ls E.paTG2 At e1rpsr M Fentlsman tie H0 2o9e
Comfortable room for refined sentleman aSaHS; or
middle,aged de lady, Sc per week. Phone
IsaI MONROE ST. N.E-Lovely detached
home nicely furn. lge. rm. , closets, twin
beds, inner-spring mattresses: cars, bus,
restaursnt. theater at door: privileges.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. master bedroom for
couple or 2 girls: private phone. laundry
privileges; pTNGs E n6Ssd geoa transp: IA: 5ss2.
mans wife: prefer another Service wife; S.
sfsk sfs Msss nsss AVE SEe Ii 1889
ssaple; sSs7 : pyt; ~; home: Ii: e4ss. eAl''
I dor gentleman. Call after SPIN. LU
3l7 14th ST. N.E-single and double
eiean eaa and warm bI comfortably furnished mr.
IL ST. N.E.-3rd-f single or double bed
rent aduits tsiy ssaf1,sned sntor near BATH
II ST. N;E..Larse. basement Ink
room double bed. Frieidaire, etc; nicely
furnished, fa semibath: available Feb. ; 1st;
S40 @ mo-; adults only. See janitor. 23'
ONE SINGLE and one double sleeping
room with private entrance. MI 74SS.
OEFlCEk, nicely furn., large front room,
PElVaae PR s0sa home; conv. transp.; s25 mo.
1928 18th ST. N.E-serviceman's wife
has attractive, single room for consenial
woman, with phone and laundry privileges
SINGLE ROOM. newly furn.; near Eastern
sHn ssIs sisaGl is}S ana sT WEI Dept AT as55;
private bath, twin beds; private detached
WOODBRIDGE. 1912 jackson st. ne
Large, sunny front room: also single room
WoobRIpEs;TIsm 9saf 5Tansg sen;tlIsmen pw 2i1.,s ,s75s
laundry privileges, unlimited phone: excel
sss snt trsnspN sT s. each GO 5447 roo
in quiet home, no drinking, uniirn. phone.
1921 MONROE ST: N.E.-Lovely detached
home. nicely furn lse rm.; closets, twin
beds, inner-spring mattresses; cars. bus,
restayrsnt, theater At door: privileges.
Evening star., 1944-01-22
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

900 FLOWER AVE, S53 per month: con-
veniently located to bus and shopping CEN
ter. Call SH. 3473. 25s
45I5 BUCHANAN ST., Hyattsville A
rooms, hath: utilities included, $50 per mo.
Robert s. Davis. WA. 5000.
6319 EDMONSTON AVE-, Riverdale Md
a rooms. kitchen and bath, $50; avail
able Immediately. WA. 3415
3 ROOMS AND BATH, electricity furn.:
garage; no children. Falls Church a05-W-
i BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS, kit. and
Patn and ea ae1f srn and sas rangs 2nd ooT
entrance; bus stop at door. Ais w. Mont
gomery ave-, Rockville, Md. Rockville
347-J
ARLiNGToN-4-room apt, furn, equipped
kitchen. pvt. entrance: SIS mo-; empl
couple pref, Oxford 365e.
Unfurn.. rooms, kitchen, semibath. pri-
vate entrance: I block TO bus line; refg.
Evening star., 1944-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SAFES. money-chest type, round doors
ssssK ssson Several for hodpp sss,
g. ssc5 essss aye ' NV; IN sA ss5sRs''ef' aS7S'
sonnet fnMAsk as osstyS Is ysrds du
s good Condition aE. 54s1 Saturday. ip "SOs; ! t.
dition. Also one National sisss trumpet. Gsai 81
M rSS Il Bd5kcAsHs SH a2s Apply to e: Esa,
sE%iSG S Rse n MAcMisr, CHI treadle model $3.50
aens1rss Maehnss rented aa c1nr by the All makes
SEWING MxcHiShssinsers Hisfs: asH as and nd other
makes, PEI perfect condition; repair special
sause E sSs nT sse-bsarei aA lost sith IS
seq sps%vyi violin; Cali "a: 6ss5:
I oS Iuess Rsnaps ali sizes RS Joseph
Slit sIeNS sGas as1s aatoma ssnnns I'd used ed
SOFA, spring construction, upholstery al
RH5i nsS sae new W s5B Ss5s Suitable for resi-
{as sF T PI sPS;s1 EN- so4P1sss. Can sA
lions; for use the year Around, d.t permanentiy
6ashes removable from inside of" Of buildins
help: Reduces fuel costs 3ols. limited Cd
number of stock-siZe units available for
this seasons use. Deferred payment plan.
up to thirty-six months, to pay. Call 'WO.
$3.50; day or night Including Sundays,
for free estimate and demonstration in
Sn ooyeH ssg eEs 4n,sx excel ID eqna
TaRpXuL1Ss, Tsnday f1fsE ali pm Sizes Joseph Smith
sons. 1919 Benning I'd. ne.
TYPEMRiTER asntai Service. ,571e 10th
mos. In adv. S5: no del. $3.50 add dep
oPA or Iae denn ex MODELS s1ce eseasa s
up; limited quantity. United, S13 14th
q. 9. s. s BREAD sLLiic1NG MACHINE. A-h.p
motor; good condition; $3.50. ME. 02sl
VACUUM CLEANER, practically new,
Eureka streamliner, all attachments; rea-
sonable. WO. $500. %.
VIOLIN. Antoniazz, 1889. strong mellow
tone: must sacrifice, $3.50. Temple 9s95
WASHING MACHINE for sale. s11 Port
WAsH,NG WAS ii q MACHINE, Blackstone double lou
studio bed with mattress. MI. 1855.
WATER PUMP. contractors diaphragm
N.Y. Hog sbds new engine 50 # suction hose
FOR IMMEpIATE ffn iE'is SALE. .oIW owner leaving
town-Twin beds. de luxe Rome coil
springs, White Cloud mattresses, oak chif-
fonier, unpainted kidney shape vanity table,
mirror top: studio couch oak sec. bookcase,
and stand. dog bed. porcelain-top kitchen
table. other misc. items. 3717 Alabama ave
Sc, Apt. A. FIR. $3.50. Ext. 106.
SPANISH LINGUAPHoNE,
Six textbooks, s records, complete course:
almost new only > records used: bargain
Evening star., 1944-01-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

AT, partly furn, kitchen. living room,
assist care care eoIt house At: s54i, ..,
P5g pTtya.s n1iHs,a bath hath 55o5 st. ne-a rooms
aos5 PARK RID. N.w-Lovely furn. studio
apt all Utilities utilities turn new Fr,isidaiys
i1pGo'. Eth AND q G1kARp sTs. N.w.-a-room
suite kltchen no privileges reference; for
EeoUR LARGE RooMs' employed couple;
GIRL to share air-conditioned apt on
Conn. ave. in Cleveland Park; maid serv-
ice, unlimited telephone. $50 to S55 per
mo. Available February l. Box 2t7-X,
GIRL to share Broom. nicely furn. apt.
MSS sT King TTM T. H5a2; 200 st. me-
available, unusually large i-room studio
ssirs. porch: his apt is newly dseorsted
bnds bbhn epace With sasoss
daily. maid service phone; in best NV.
taurants and movies; 10 min. downtown
BY, streetcsaS;, for 4 girls. sa5 each
Portable apt: in NV; Switchboard and
kit, bath. incl porch; refined place for
sened nuk adults; % min downtown under
traase hM kI.fnan Ii pf'va'e 0a'n' private en-
NICELY FURN. APT, 2 rms, kit. bath;
2Sded suabs for Nn ds
FRONT FRO SGRETe BEDRooM w AND sAG KiTcHEN. oat adj
bath. porch gas range Frigidaire' sink
shM sdats ese7yiaf se7 Florida lurn ave- ne e"0'
923 18th ST. NE rooms and kitchen,
Frigidaire. gas. cleo. heat c.h.w.,; newly
iufa Roo%s sHRV 1ahiP asai saTH conv trans
sslfp g fARRAdGT sisa AH IT, f. kitsh
so a 1stS Rtf ST. sn!f NwYouna Ssa Da' lady 30 plus
to share one-room apartment with another:
fenysnient ferTeda transportation; student pre-
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT. i bed
Ds%esn es5sh
pdS PSI: 81 Nv NV 81 roo, rooms oa ard Kitchen no
1iIs 18th pL SCI room. kitchen. semi
sa1y n nens YsrS Or kfhe5 FR 55ss asnss $50 mo-
1s ssAssEMENST APT, s@p!oyea married couple.
sp suitable M FOR or aov sampte' sfs Please isln
soRSeM g % 9hoaf APARTMENT for refined en-
tEfsassec siss coEs: IN: AYE: aVE NV, Apt. so1-Bea-
Can be seen to 5 pm. Sunday. Jan. 2s
Couple only: no pets.
my apartment For further details, call
CO 5SoNtS;iESSisAL ;t;iS GIRL bet; 80 and l., 40 to share share
sao,Gt apt Tith spSthsr sapSthhsMuoAHDa AD ar;n2S 44s5 e., .
tween; restricted: $50 each. HO ITO
GIRL TO SHARE Groom, kitchen, bath
aps' wit with anosher; gentle heme VICINITY
NICELY FURN. APT, rooms, kit and
bath. for employed couple: everything in
| cluded: $50 ia 1861
1896 NEWTON ST. NV room. kitchen
and, .semiprivate bath housekeeping apt,
working counle, $40 mo. See Sun. II to g.
CHI. CHI, MD.-Furn. rm.. 2nd floor. $40
mo; tavern dinette, sround A.: $3.50 mo.
extra ,Is 1-fare zone; adults, WI, a113.
furn;: good for 3 young ladies or empl.
couple. 1923 Oak st. NV.
tween 2 and pm, 24O7 18th st., or
call Ex. 1850, Ext. $50, Raymond. 23'