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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

The condition Of Hugh W. Burns of 6l Pleasant avenue. Naugatuck, inspector for the state labor depart ment. was reported as poor" toe day at [. Mary's hospital, where he is a patient. He is a former regis trar of voters here and for years was active in borough politics
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
War Casualties

EEE@8F"
 Three more lccal men are re" ported to have been injured ID ac- ton recently. o
 SIegt. Edward J. Dillon, 20. son of MT. and Mrs. David Dillon ol 57l Rubber avenue, received sllgnl wound in action in France June 70, the War Department informed ms parents,
 Pic. Marion chnielewski vas sliehtly wounded tn Italy July ls, . cousin. Mrs. Regina tsozum o1 oV Bridge street, vas informed
 s/sgl. George Mlkelskas. 2s. ol u Myrtle avenue, suffered \ nesll wound iD the leg iD Italy July Iv, his wife, 'TnelDla Mikelskas, was Informed. He is the son 0I MFs' Sophie {. Alikelskas N0f 60 VFapclh street, Waterbury.
 Sgt. Dillon wrote his mother Jnly l4 that he was well and tlgI ms outfit had been ln action ana was doing "a good job" He has been in the Army three years and mas been Oyerseas since last December, He was stationed in North Ireland until shortly after D-day, when he went to F9anee. He was employed as Q Realesman at the Chase Mela' Works, Waterbury, pglog to ehlfF' ing the service,
 agt, Mlkelskas wired his wife that his wourd Is healing and lle expects t0 rei0ln his unit soon, HIS injury va caused by fDaeblne'gpD pu1' let. He told hls wife not to worry,
 fle has been overseas bblce December, 1928, and has been Np tDe Army slase May, le42, He has peeIl awarded the Order 0f The PhFple Heart and the medal ts p0y CD route to his wife by mall. -
 EIe formerly worked at Joe's i've Shop, NOrlgl street, WafeFpbfy,. neL Mlkelskag has a nVesin0DlhTole s0lll George, wh0nl Ae has not yet seen,
 Pfe. chmlelewskl has been D t1e Army about tg0 years and mas pteIl |Ovarsaaa more than a year, Die, Edward 6Ovla, son of Mgs' Anna soVla Of el 0liinn street, WHO had previously been reported wounded in Italy, recently wF0le hls mother that ne had suffered shFannel wounds but was setting along well. Ite was wounded near Myllkyina, which feli last week to the Allies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

The condition Of William Kelly. 5S. of ie6 South Main street. who was injured July g in an accident, was reported fair today at the New Haven hospital His name is still on the danger list but consid- crable improvement is shown in hsi condition, an official said
 Police are continuing their invcs- tigation Of the accident but are in clined to return to their original theory that Mir. Kelly suffered his injuries in a fall on the stairway of his home. They had been check irg to sce whether or not he was the victim of a hit-and-run auto mobile. He suffered fractured skull.
 Peter Moruska, ol Cherry street extension, will known local truck man and employe Of the Naugatuck post office. is conyalescing at his home following an operation some days ago at St. MaryS hospital in Waterbury.
 MT. Moruska. two years ago fraac- tured his skull in a fall from his truck at the Naugatuck railroad statioln where he was loading mail, ubt made a very rapid recovery.
 Reports are that the local bGsi- nesSman is making excellent oCn- valescnece and soon will be able to be up and about again.
 The regular rubbish collection took place today on the east side Of town and will be conducted on the west side Wednesday.
 Residents are asked to place deb- ris in containers at the curb m front of their homes. and 10 have the ac- cumu,ations ready on time 50 that it will not be necessary 10 make two trips to any neighborhood
 This collection is for rubbish only The tin collection will be made at a latter Gatc.
 The Church Board Of the Hlll- side Congregational church will meet fonioht at A o'clock at the church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
SWIMMING CLASS
 AWARDS POSTED
Course of Instruction at Hitchcock Lake Is
 Completed
W0lcOTT Correspondent: Alma ?. Gets
 Tel 3-280s

Woicott, Aug. ! -- The swimming classes conducted at Hitchcock Lake by Mrs. Howard Kraft and Mrs. Alfred Nj. Winchell have been com pletcd. Twenly-scyen children were registered with an average attend ance of eighteen. Winners of the rcd band were Paul Silliman, Billy Thurman, Francis Kelly. Rosannc. Barbara Mary Jane and Thomas Costello. 1rma and John Putnam. Dorothy. Caroline. Mary Lou and John Philips. Theresa Plantier Rodney Gibson. Miles Booth and Rohc Winchell. Winners of the blue hand yere: Francis Kelly. Rosanne. Mary Jane and Barbara Costello. Irma Putnam. Dorothy. Caroline, Mary Lou and John Phillips and Rohe Winchell. Those winning the American Red Cross beginners certi- flcate were Miles Booth, John Phil lips. Irma Putnam. Rohe Winchell, Mary Jane. Barbara and Rosanne Costello.
 Mrs. Charles Mott of Maple ave- nue entertained the members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Wolcott Volunteerd Fire Department at her home for the August meeting Mrs. Joseph Winkler. presided at the business meeting and gave a re- port on dances held since the last meeting. A basket a gladiola pre- sented to the auxiliary by Mrs. Bi- agro Nigro was sent to a shut-in. Mrs. Kenneth Tooker was appoint cd to get the names of the five men in the service and Mrs Frederick Megin was appointed to get the ad- ditional stars for the service flag. The refreshment committee for the next meeting was named as follows Mrs. Kenneth Tooker. Mrs. Charles Tyrrell and Mrs. Joseph Winkler.
 The annual meeting and election of officers will be held at the next meeting. Mrs. Mott, Mrs. Jack Sath- ory and Mrs. Edward Theriault served refreshments after the bus mess meeting.
 The Wolcott Congregational church council will give a supper "Wednesday night in Beeeher Mem orial Hall at 6:30 o'clock. 10 whish ev ryone is invited. The supper is in charge of Walter Wilson, Howard Lynch and Frank Lcckhart
 After the supper Mrs John Curry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

The Army ordnance SO.eallbeF earhlne Is nog being supplied 70 naval officers and chief petty ofl' eers and chief petty officers ln place ol the lh-eallber automatic pistol
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
SATURDAY, Aug, istbi-

T'he Sunday school of the Ad. gent chVistian church will hold e picnic at Lake Quassapaug, 4 picnic dinner Is scheduled for e,30 D, %,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

The British government printed 3b .Oc0. 600 documents in connection with iis Pay As You Earn system ol Income Tax.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

"A feller used tuh pass by here every day 'till ! let him borrow 3 dollar rum me. Now ] never see him. Funny part uy it. I'm more int'rested ip seein' him than in gettln' tn money right st tn moment, guess lendin' money is a good way nv ehasin' friends away"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Bremen were summoned Co Duff fy's tavern Saturday where the proprietor. Jere Duffy, was slightly overcome after inhaling gas from q leaky range while at work. The firemcn used their inhalator on Mir Duffy and Dr. Victor Casclla also treated him. He was soon in good condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
SUNDAY. ABg, sethi--

Brass City lodge, FrateTDal Or, der 0f Eagles, will hold lts ans nual outing at Rehlldgen's grove. East Waterbury road, Those attending will leave the eluhrooms at e,20 Q, m,i break fast will be served at 70 and dinner Rt 2 D, m,
 sCsshlnis Dairy Products make new friends ail tb' time an never lose them GashlD's Dairy Products gre just plain appeallD', They're good an pnFew-An' eyeFys body likes them because uv their rich, wholesome and delicious llaV0v, YAn kin make sum mighty swell hot weather dishes Eiih them, too,
 Yap, Cashln's Dairy Products got Whnl ll takes tuh satisfy even th' most ekaetin'."
 ZEKE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

KnapI. Victor N. Peterson and Ri. hael san Angelo.
 A great deal of enthusiasm and interest has been aroused around the plant due to the bevy of pretty girls who are employed in the local footwear plant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
DOIK'G ROUND TOWN ,
THURSDAY. Aug. IOth'-

Army Air Force exhibit eShOt From the Skies" Library Park PIP. M, to 70 ?, NJ, Free 10 the public, Also Friday and satuT, day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Club Plans Outing

The first outing and clambake of the Reagan A. C.. will be held on Sunday. September 3, at Kelly's Farm in Prospect. John Reagan, president of the club. stated today.
 accommodations will be ready sor at least 100. with breakfast to be served from 10 to 1 o'clock, while the bake. featuring chicken, will be served at o'clock in the after noon.
 The catering for the event will be done by Dick" Parkinson.
 Thomas Nash is chairman of the committee for the bake, assisted py Edward Jackson, Joseph Nash, An thony AQuayia, Andrew o"roole. James Pistarelli and Francis Gal- vim.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Miss Gnnn Graduates

Miss Evelyn Gum was graduated from the School of Executive Secre- tary Science in Bryant College Providence, R. l., Friday morning August 4th, receiving the degree oi Bachelor of Secretartae Science tD s. S.
 It was the 8ist Commencement of Bryant College and Miss Gum was one of 200 young men and wo. men who received their degrees and diplomas from President Henry L' Jacobs. The Hon. Alben w. Bark ley, majority leader of the United States Senate, was the guest speak CT making the address to ulf graduates. Class day exercises were held Thursday morning In Fry ant auditorium and the commence" ment festivities came to a climax riday night with the Senior Prom held in the ballroom of the Provi- dence BiltmOre hotel.
 Miss Gum is the daughter ot MT and Mrs. Lester J. Gum of @ Moore avenue. She has been an outstana- ing student at Bryant college both enthusiastically and in extra-eurrlcu- lar activities. and was secretary ol Sigma Lembda Theta sorority, 4 member of the Bryant Service cluD and of the badnipton team,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

The Church Board Of the Hlll- side Congregational church will mecu tonight at 8 o'clock at the church
Evening star., 1944-02-21

strong. The head works with the
precision of a trip hammer as it
pounds against the wood in order
to reach the entombed grub. The
bark has a chisel-shaped point
which acts as an excellent wood
cutting instrument. The tongue is
the most efficient harpooner of it's
kind in the world.
White woodpeckers follow
the yellow pine timber from the
mountains of Southern British Col
umbia through Oregon and Idaho
and along the eastern slopes OF the
Cascades and Sierra Nevadas.
This woodpecker is not a noisy
worker because the food is OBJ
tanned by prying off the scales or
layers of the bark, rather than by
excavating. Clad in a handsome
uniform of glossy black and gleam-
ing white, with brownish red eyes,
the malehas a poppy red band on
the back of his head.
Evening star., 1944-02-21
|'NEyER THOUGHT I'd
Be REGULAR AGAIN."
Cereal Brings Relief After
Years of Dosing

Even if you have suffered for
years don't lose hope. Read this
happy experience!
'I'd had common constipation so bad, I
knew something just had to be done,
Finally. l tried KELLOGG'S ALI-RRAN,
and l was never so happy in my life as
when l found was joining the regulars
again. Because that was one club l never
dreamed I'd be able to join Mrs. Daisy
Dean. Columbia. Tennessee.
How can ALL-BRAN'S amaz-
ing results be explained-when so.
many other methods fail? Scieh1
lists say it's because ALL-BRAN
is a rich source of cellulosic ele-
ments-lack of which is a COM
mon cause of constipation. These
special cellulosic elements help the
intestinal flora fluff up and tighten
the contents of the colon for easy,
natural evacuation! KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN does not "sweep you
out" Not a purgative! It's a
gentle-acting, natural ''regulat-
ing" food!
If this is your trouble eat
KELLOGGS ALL-BRAN regu-
larly! Drink plenty of water!
See if you, too, aren't amazed at
the results! Insist on genuine
ALB RAN, made only by
kellogg's in Battle Creek!
Evening star., 1944-02-21

Young in Design for Scandal"
VOL, t0:i5-John R. Tunis speaks on the
History II an Unedutdfed Man.
WRC, i0:30-Auihon John Roy Carlson and
Elizabeth Janeway. guest experts.
VOL, .10:30-MisheI Piastro conducts the
Overture 10 VerdTs Il Vespri sieiliani' and
6otferman's "Andante."
Evening star., 1944-02-21

silent "g" sanctioned by any re-
liable authority. All dictionaries
agree on REK-ug- g-nize.
The g" should be pronounced,
too, in RECOGNIzANCE, thus:
.ree-KOG-ni-z'nss. However. a few
dictionaries sanction a second choice
with the e. silent, as: reckon
i-Zness.
The word COMELY, good look
ing, pleasing" is usually rhymed
with land probably because of as
sociation With its antonym home
ly." But the words have altogether
Evening star., 1944-02-21
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.

The spelling of RAPINE is re-
sponsible for the widespread mis-
pronunciations "RAY-pine' and
"RAY-peen," to rhyme with day
line" and hay green"
Rapine is a French loan word
and in that language it is pro-
nounced ra-PEEN. But when the
word entered English the accent
was shifted to the first syllable and
the second syllable was rhymed with
din, pin," thus: RAP-in.
1t is not uncommon to hear
RECOGNIZE pronounced REX
uh- h-nize." have failed to find the
Evening star., 1944-02-21

on the AIR TODAY.
WT0P. 7:t5-6uy Lombardo interviewed.
W0P, 7:30-" "Blondis Demands . Rsfund." "
WRC. 8:00-Dik Foran and Guy kibbss in
the story Of the Purple hsat Decoration.
WNDc, 9:00-The Twelve Desperate Miles. ="
W0P. 9:00-frank 5Inaira in Wake Up and
i've
Evening star., 1944-02-21

would have revealed unmistakable
evidence of the presence of foes that
had been removed by the birds.
With but few exceptions, woodpeck-
ers do not mutilate healthy trees.
All members of this clan have
been fashioned by the Creator for
the important work they are to
do for mankind. They have short.
sturdy legs equipped with short,
strong toes armed with especially
sharp claws, so that their hold
upon the bark may be firm while
steady hammering is in progress
the stiff feathers of the tail terni-
nate in sharp spines When pressed
hard against the bark, these serve
as a prop and assist in holding the
bird in an upright position.
Ihe neck muscles are exceedingly
Evening star., 1944-02-21

I have been requested to reoffer
my pamphlet on Basic English. This
pamphlet reproduces to S5O-word
vocabulary, explains how Basic Eng
lish IS 10 be used as universal Ian
guage and shows how Lincoln S
Gettysburg address would appear if
Worded in Basic English. 1t will be
sent you free if you send a stamped
l3-cent), self-addressed envelope to
Frank Colby. in care of this paper
Evening star., 1944-02-21
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

WHITE HEADED WOODPECKER
(XenopicuS dIbolarDatuSJ.
Woodpeckers are about equally
represented in the western and
eastern hemispheres. They play an
important role in our lives. Their
mission in life is to police the trees
OF their range, and this work is
faithfully done. Many fine trees
would be destroyed if woodpeckers
did not free them from injurious
insects. Fruit trees are often the
homestead of destruction grubs
which are routed from their hidden
'foxholes' under the bark.
Woodpeckers have been unjustly
criticized. Reliable investiga ton
Evening star., 1944-02-21
Short of Glass

The Germans in occupied Belgium
are communicating almost the en-
tire output of the glass industry.
The factories are now unable to meet
the demands of the home market.
Evening star., 1944-02-21

different origins. "Homely' is SIM
ply home" plus "-ly." "Comely''
is from the Middle English cum
Itch, beautiful" The first SYLLABLE
should rhyme with gum, hum"
Say KUH-lee.
Evening star., 1944-02-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Worry Of
I FALSE Teeth
Slipping or Irritoting?

Don't be embarrassed by loose false
teeth slipping. dropping or wabbling
when you eat. talk or laugh. Just sprin-
kle little FASTEETH on your plates.
This pleasant powder gives a remark
able sense Of added comfort and secu-
rlty by holding plates more firmly. No
gummy. gooey, pasty taste or feeling
It's alkaline (non-acid), Get FAS-
TEETH at any drug store.
Evening star., 1944-02-21

wRC, 9:00-Gust singer. Helen TrsubIe,
features "voi 10 Npsts," from "cayaIHis
Rusiitana.''
WMA, 9:30-les Browns Orchestra from
University Of Wisconsin.
VOL, 9:30-"Ths Adventure Of Dr.. Moore
Agar"
WI0p. t0:00-rarols Iandis and. pnheh
Evening star., 1944-10-01

WILL EXCHANGE exclusive East 10th St.
n. K, fuEn. apt, bedrms., baths, 4 u
rooms, re- ms for furn: .- house or 3-bedrm. apt.
imi1s i 18th Ave-. hillside Md apts.,
floors Of .s.family home; heat, elec. all ali
R21afEni R1sKmESsSS So asT each ,sIa. ao 7257
reasonable rent for service; S25 mo-: no
sss.nfins SCI II cAFopsA PbDns re Evf e7I4 ona
saaiss !sssI; stssn eng saas
private home; prefer Catholic; convenient
, tS bus Cail to 9 Pm; WA. 1887.
Apt. 2O3. OR. 1859 ewes. and Sundays
TWO ROOMS with kitchen. dinette and
bath. . nrst floor. downtown apartment bldg
tan women. Box sob-K. Star. i.
GIRL, share attr. Groom apart. with
another: near Dupont Circle; November /;
extremely desirable; $50. Box 301 x, Star
WANT PROTESTANT GIRL, between 81.
10. to share newly furnished apartment
iscsGa FIR 4Ss5
nicely. furnished apartment with quiet
Cal Atlantis 9065, after $50 D.m. i.
kEElNbD a Jewish lady to share apt. with
ady adj 81 e. e. sos osyssss p
government workers. IA. ss25. 0'nsf sif'
3a l3ERkOOM. sitting room combined, two
hoysekeeping. 66l K st. ne Il. 2sis.
TakEE large rooms, with private bath, for
rrSnned Christian couple. FR.. 3849.
sdts IL III Ap. hooMS n:ts fshsp H. .1d IA bath
:sSl .Ss; s.s s.ia .s H III t. attractive;
Evening star., 1944-10-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO WOMEN Red Gross workers desire
rooms, d Kit. AN and I bath. tn Box Box s5s-R. star
FOR oCcUPANcY Oct. 10th to 18th. wil
sRd and social ssas sssf's5 so
FURNISHED or nnfurnished, {. bedrooms:
sys ri asai bs.
tai desires nearby apartment, unfur-
Planfn Pishsd s5 Hns 4s asehsa sser and pm bath
FRENCH OFFICIAL, permanently located,
l3 adults, wishes apt. or house. n.w.. fur
e Dssh 4phon. Be- s1oo 1ns
81 B cxfTxlN in IN navy 3 and wife, no chill;
TWO REFINED GIRLS ye desire j or 2 rm.
apt, kitchen and bath. AID. 212s after
raw Wy WOMAN PHYSICIAN desires one
room furnished apt, Kitchen. bath, by
Oct. IS; Northwest preferred. OR. 2o57
MiNIsrEk Min j En- AND WIFE want furnished
apartment, living room. bedroom, kitchen
and bath; NV; s70-sb. BOX 324-K, Star
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE desire furn
or unfurn. apartment or house, immediate
sssSpaesy. ssao' Hsi, 5,s 80 children or pets Ma
ADULTS urgently need furnished or un-
furn. apt: prefer vic. Calvin Coolidge II. g.
DisCRIMINATiNG BUSINESS LADY wants
switchboard apt: best references and care,
MISS BOUCHER, Ma 4420, Ext. 319. Il
QUIET FAMILY DESIRES unfurnished apt
or house. snburbsn; willing to cara fol
SNAIL APT. by quiet. settled man. BOX
WANTED sHlh 5'ato To RxNr-a-room. kitchen and
bath apt, fur. or unfur., for light house
keepinG:. state rent. BOX 316-K. Star. II
COMBINATION bed-living rm. apt, turn,
couple; references furntshed. Dk 61Ol. q
1-BEDkOOM furnished apartment down.
town wanted ~ Army omcer returning
Evening star., 1944-10-01

ENFURN. in home or apt; BY cultured mid
T ROOM eSS M4a4H n 1Ivss star home
isisrsSsss, St Rsz $as stss :ss'
ployed gentleman; quiet, temperate habits;
good sized furnished room. large box spring
ped, desk, plenty closet space, connecting
trunk: sole guest In private house; quiet
.seas Can kspsbd sss q wesley
n;y family, BY lady who will sit" most eve
Mass or conn. DI. 30 5000 fiss Ext. $40. 80 hea! I!
hhnM1 hsstsa sla, Glrr,icER desires com; fur, well,
Ex * SS RSRSni Es a'sls sss si
town, Oct: Is. By mature. nondrinkins "o or
Wnkng WSmnSkking Coy: employed lady; Ho; 1904, :
desires single furnished room; breakfast
Hriyileses EI 3tpreferIsd in APARTMENT house
WOMAN. Gues doSersmsnt..nployed Se sasK sSaE de-
sires room; large closet preferably in
BeR ss9k s9use STAY sx section about
LADY, young. from embassy, wants bed
room roc or studio with private shower, yicin-
MY mdde Repea Srce !S sh9ssham 4a HOTEL
LADY, young, wants pleasant single room
ond taxi zone, % nW conmbia 5Ss. Seyosa Sunday sse
after IL am, Monday after pm
LADY, refined. wishes a room for 3 or 4
weeks; generous pay for nice room. Box
MAN desires room, vicinity Of F-4 bus line,
over D. c. line, in Md. tnear Queens Chap
e. rd( can pay $50 per month. Write
5TwisR Hgv 81 sERvIcEMANs s'aEc wife and child
want room In private home; Ink. priv
Evening star., 1944-10-01
MoVsEs FVRNlSHEp lcoei. j

11l3 w ST. Sc. Bradbury .Heishts, Nd
b-room house. furnished: share bath with
YARD m satna ana "a camD sDnss ps..r s.sy
TfIY iani Sns EaGiffEp sitl ssE for uvins-s cabin
ton, venetian shades: close In, good dock
ss.'e ssP' Msnsa, sIsa per mR no. sGsH e ~ s "a.
aSioYkD HSi Ssi co6Plk sp6 S @ share s.rm. furn.
R ss s ssa Ssans mssns ne VIII
5 ROOMS, tile bath. oil heat. washing ma
chine, electric refrigerator. telephone;
ocstion UTILITIES 0fk iarnshsd Gds sa 500 men,
sSthD ave, @ coimar MsoM Manor. Nd. WA, 1873. 1Sa
& sG of2reeR II e92p oT ~ to 9. 1 ssaSs
perch, Ell eli heat: rent, siso mo pU. s4sT.
dst brick. lse. fenced I'd: blk SC bus,
War and Navy; about Ss5.
sUITrAND, MD.-Young woman wishes to
share her bedroom house with young
Of telephone and washing machine: house
photographic Once and Census Building;
Sunday or weekdays after 5 pm. sprucs
SSRIISGros: slas N: gairf.x d.
ment apt. rented s45: available Oct. 23,
emo. lease. Seen Sun. after 2 pm.
sa5s4f ssas iRvsiNG GisfiN ST. NE, woodrids.-cor.
sss6sse ssoss DSUaiAsD si3Si De sr' os, Ne. wood,,a,.
SansalGs. : and 5. freplsee, lseei'dfe front
GRIN, HOUSE. eompleteiy furnished; very
Arlington, Va CH 8S46
Evening star., 1944-10-01

WILL EXCHANGE new modern 1-bedroon
apt, NV. Cathedral section for or :
eSa2S1 pSsFa os sdS dh0uss after in SpDs1 NV
desirable neisSborhood for two-bedrooH p
aGais Similar eHRsa4s aR 49s or apt with
3-ROOM and bath unfurnished apt. heat
shsih s hshHssf saHs f1s sT Ttun 9 eG5 IA keSsn eSt
bath bat easd and back porch. Utilities furnished
AZ ss % ses os.s ssEs;E s include,
Will vi q's kxcassGl 9Rss g S.sraS9 SS1 located
tor ses esgsy sa
EASEMENT APT. corner house, sum,
and attractive. private bath, Eiectroiu;;
800 M stan st. NE! map fR' s s1s4. aSnihs "a'n'ne
RM... kitchen, electric refrigerator, larg,
,ncIosed oo porch; semiprivate bath in nrivats
PkIvhrE liaS E. ps nSrurSrsasS tn Safs ROOM with
large ieset share KITCHEN and bath viii
l4th I !, aad Harvard NV. Cali weekdays
change for New York City apt. rooms 70
> RMS: kitchen and bath apt. on std Il
1878 lSSs 4sis' EYE sT. sT. s:E-rhree rooms .nt
bath sisa recently bath gas s9d
closets. Frigidaire: emp couple; gentle
apt. 243s Monroe St. ne. DU. 71S1.
WILL EXCHANGE charming 2-bedroom
bedroom house, nearby NV. EN- 1870
PRIVATE HOME-l12 rooms. kitchen
semiprivate bath near 14th and Taylor
MOVING TO WASH, will exchange Q
bedroom apt. In N. Y. c. for similar apt,
Wash. or Arlington. MA 97l6, Ext So -
WILL EXCHANGE lovely modern b., l., k
apt. at 18th st. NV; prefer Conn. OF
Wis. ave. GE. 4426.