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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

Naugatuck, May 1.-AbOut 150 attended a meeting of Crusader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Saturday night at the post home, Rubber avenue.
 Martin Lucas, a vetter of the present World War, was installed as junior vice-commander of the post. OfiicarS of the post and auxiliary were inducted. Fred Burke of Naugatuck, past state department commander, was in charge of the installation of the post offices and he was assisted by JOsOph Dempsey and Paul Reed.
 Mrs. May Dempsey of Derby, state axuiliary officer, had charg' of the installation of the auxiliary officers.
 Officers of the past inducted in- eluded Commander. GaStOn Adams; senior vice-c0mmander, John MarianO; junior vxicet-cOm- mander, Mir. Lucas! quartermas- ter, Edgar BicgfOrd; chaplain, Oscar SandelI; officer of the day, Herbert Frey, also a veteran of the present war; surgeon, judge ad- vocate, color guard, Charles Aspln; adjutant. Fred SutOr.
 Mrss Anne LeOnhardt was in- stalled as president of the local auxiliary and others inducted were SeniOra vice president, Mrs. Mary Poulin; junior vice-president, Mrs. Rosen Bontempo; secretary, Hazel Bickford; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Burke.
 A supper was served at the cOl- cIusiOn of the business session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
COLASZ, CEMENY
 RECEIVE NOLLE

Naugatuck, May 1s-Breacia Of peace charges against Joseph Golasz, 26, of 24 Greenwood street, and Jihn Gemeny, %, of 0o Bridge Street, were nolled on payment Of SIS each, in oBrough court this morning. They were arrested last night by Patrolman Harold Lewis during a flight at the corner of Bridge and Spring streets, with Joseph Marcias, 32, of ATS North Main street. A breach of peace count against Marcias was nolled. Judge Thomas Nearly presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

no such attempt will be made for the borough board would not neces- sarily have to grant the increases, even though the freemen approved them.
 The courtroom is expected to be filled for the session. The proposed budget of $579. 267 is the largest ever recommended by the borough board and is made up of the following de- partmental appropriations:
 General administration, $119,442; public safety, $So,457; education, SPAS, SIS; health and sanitation, $ll,- 500: public welfare, $33,850; public works, $68, 1000; special appropria- tions, $2o5o0.
 Plans for Anniversary night will be discussed by the Past Masters and Lecturers association of Beacon Valley grange Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Folwer, Straitsville.
 Miss Rita OBrien, a student at Bay Path institute, Springfield, Mass, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Mildred O'Brien, Woodbine street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 RESUME SESSIONS

Naugatuck, May 1. Public schools here reopened here today after a weeks vacation. Teachers who were out of town returned over the weekend. The pupils started the final session of the present school years which is expected to be shorter than usual because grad- uation dates will be few days earlier than is customary this spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
REV. P. E. PETERSON
 GOING TO HARTFORD

Naugatuck, May i.-Rev. Paul E. Peterson. pastor att he Hillside Con- gregational church will give the message at a devotional meeting at the annual session Of the. Second District Conyenant Women's aux. Hilary of Connecticut at the Gov enant Congregational church in Hartford Saturday starting at 2:30 D. m.
 The board of the local church will meet at 6 o'clock tonight and a inid- week service will be held at 6 ?. m. Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
100 DOGS STILL
 WITHOUT LICENSES

Naugatuck. May 1. - Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John announced to- day about 800 dog owners here have secured licenses for their canine pets this month. He estimated day about 800 dog owners here have have not yet secured tags.
 MF. st. John reminded that to- day Is the final day for payment before an additional charge of q Is added.
 MF. and kIrs. Morris M. P0IIett, former local residents, have moved from WlliiamspoFt, Pa, to yolIet, IIL
 Twins. a boy and girl, were born Saturday morning at st. MaFy's hos pitai. Waterbury, to Mrs. Judy Crighton. A2i Spring street. Their father, Capt. David crlghton. is stationed in Kansas with an Army Air Forces unit. Mrs. Crighton Is the former Judy Dillon. daughter Of AgE. and Mra. John '. Dillon. 42l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
Permanent Head
 Will Be Chosen
 Wednesday Night
High School Auditorium Farley to Start at p. n.; Applications for Membership to Be Accepted; Legion
 and V. F. w. Cooperating in Forming Program
CAT
Correspondent Larry shspley-PhOne Naugatuck SOAS

Naugatuck, May 1. - In compliance with resolution unanimously adopted at recent meeting of representa- tives of organizations of Naugatuck interested in the establishment and maintenance of Veterans Service Center here organization meeting will be held at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening at o'clock at which time permanent chairman will be elected it was announced this morning by George B. Lewis chairman of the Veterans Committee of the American Legion Post Mo- IT, The adopted resolution follows
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
ELKS TO OBSERVE
 BOTH ANNIVERSARY

Naugatuck, May 1. - Preliminary plans for the 39th anniversary of the organization of Naugatuck Lodge of Elks will be made tomorrow night at 8 by the committee in charge, Louis Triano, past exalted ruler and chairman of the anniversary com- mittee, announced today.
 The committee will meet in the lodge rooms. An elaborate cere- mony will be- arranged for the cell ebration, MT. Triano said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
Luneheon Wednesday

The monthly meeting of the Aid society of the Congregational church will be held Wednesday at 8 D, m. and a covered dish luncheon will be served in the parish house. The beginner and primary departments of the church school will hold a party in the parish house Thursday sf s:30 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
MANY METHODIST
 PUPILS ELEVATED
Church School Promotions Feature Service YeSter-
 day Morning

Naugatuck. May l-Promotion of pupils took place at church school servlce at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Advanced into the junior class were Shirley and John Miller. Lorraine Woodside, Dorothy Barker. Barbara Umlauf. Dorothy Streaman. Leona Dunlap, George and John Muffat. Adyanc- ed from the beginners class were Charlotte Floyd. Roberta Moffatt. Ann Matchett and Ira Valentine. Marshall Long. Sunday school su- perihtendent, awarded promotion certificates.
 The John Wesley class will elect officers Saturday night and a pot- luck supper at 6 D. m. will precede the business session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

wrist watch. 1ni- tials "J. T. S." Near Naugatuck Lumber Co. Reward. Call Nauga- tuck POST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

Spring street, Capt. Crighton is the son Of Mrs William crighton of Woodhury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
Church Dedicates
 Honor Roll Plaque
Congregational Pastor Prays for New Birth of Free
 dom for All People

Lewis c. Warner, 2nd, Lucian D. Warner, Harris whittemore, Sd, J. Howard Whittemore, Robert N. whittemore, Roger H. Williams, Joseph w. Wuleck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

Women in Dublin are demanding more effective price control.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Moryland and Virainio.

DO YOU LIKE cheerful surroundings
trees, fresh air and quiet nights? Biz
room in our bungalow and use CT den for
entertaining Will seem like home. break
Soecial price to Christian WAVES or WACS
ALEXaNDRIA, % min downtown, heautl-
tul bedroom. "@xl5 cross ventilation:
share bath With one Temple 5s91.
ARLINGTON. 1?@7 No. Utah-Attract
front I'm bright. clean; 1Oc fare; near
bus $50 Any time Sun, weekdays after
ARLINGTON. ia" No. Columbus-Atlrac-
i've front rm. for gentleman. Block from
SINGLE, semlnrivate bath: ArlinRton, with
Or without kitchen privileges. convenient
Navy buildings. Constitution ave. and Of
srRyIctM.>s sfi, Te!s wrFf fH xisb.; s consenj,
cirl have clean. modern; gentle home
ARLINGTON. 45I5 18Th st No.-Gent!r-
man: laree front room, new furniture
unlm, phone. sem8pr!vate bath: Ia biks.
from Glebe I'd bus. gentle home. CHI
95nl
3!3 WILLOW. AVE. Takoma Park, Md
Eitchenettc ard bath SLIGO 733,
ONE DOUBLE ROOM twin beos, one sim
gle room, suitable three girls private
nome; nome iarndFy ~ privile7es uni phone conv
FRONT BEDROOM, twin beds, inner spring
mattresses. semprlvste bath and shower
! , block TO bus; l0-mn. ride to Pentsson
or Navy Annex S35 mo. TEMPLE l432.
GENTLEMEN desiring nice, home: entire
house, laree screened porch, Quiet neigh
borhood " huSllNeS Gil, SS"l
Evening star., 1944-09-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ONE GIRL to share duplex apt. with an
other working girl, Sc section. Tel FIR.
81 SHARE Ii sui NicE ArR, Rm with ladies or &c eou-
bus, Apply Sun: and Mon, MRS. WYNN,
:4o3 Arundel I'd, Apt. >, HAYWOOD Apts.,
ARLINGTON. VA-3 rooms, clean. furn.
apt, pvt. bath with shower. pvt. entrance;
no children or pets, restricted; SO; cou-
pie preferred, OK. 0lS3.
Level: heat. gas, eIec. furn no dishes.
cooking utensils or linens furn; employed
couple: $40.
REFINED working couple will share e-bed
room apt, cooking, privileges. unlimited
Cal after $40 and Sunday. RE. GAGS.
REFINED GIRL wanted to share modern
apartment with another, reasonable. Call
RE T40O, Ext. 1923. between 8 am and
s6s' R. I. AVE. NE. large room in
basement. private shower suitable for 2
6NE 61ys RooM Rr5sldai1e sed t11nan DU 5374
slnb ark; eompietsly . s urn. except linen: Sly Sly
SHARE APARTMENT, another sentieman:
reasonable; new, convenient; cooking and
other facilities Call after 4, FIR. 200.
81. KENNEDY ST. N.w.-4-room apt
available; share with another employed
{. pnua lady private, bedroom. A.
ried couple, no children 1865 Belmont
YOUNG LADY to share apt. with . South
ern Ina Girls gond locaton II blk 14th st.
WOULD LIKE 10 share NV apt. with an
other young married woman; iv; rm bed
io, rm;: kitchenette e e,, and bath; all conven-
sTUDIo Room. Kitchen. bath, newly dec
sdas y47s ess aomesd .a1p p rsasd nv '0uDs
Evening star., 1944-09-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD

SLAUGHTER'S GuESTHOUSE, 1877 10Th
s.. NV. tat Dupont Circle)-Several choice
vacancies Immediately. We serve " we'll
planned meals daily, including SUNDAY.
WILL BOARD a child, any age and work
re mother. MRS. oUINTANo, 10 eth
SOL, 18th ST. NV girls TO snare
laundry and telephone privileges. conven-
lent transportation. excellent food Also
single room; Garage in rear. Adams 81 l3.
ROOMS for 2 or girls eood meals; un-
limited phone; laundry rrlvileses IA block
Gailatin st. NV. GE. 5a7e.
I3"5 10Th ST NV Nicely furnished
single and double rooms for young men
and ladies, excellent board g.
?lIi 18th ST. N.W.-Singles doubles. twin
xed Seds; 3 meals a,.s exe Sunday eve. SasS to
1893 PARK RID, NV lovely double
rms, twin beds, laundry privileges. excel
lent horne cooked meals HO. SS4"
l;.6 MASS. AVE. Nw-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable
DUPONT CIRCLE-Trple room double
room and ! share room for girl wholesome
2013 MASS AyE.-Rcom and board in re-
fined home for Jewish young people ex-
cellent food, pleasant environment. Din
ners served to outside guests. DISSINS
LARGE FRONT ROOM for Protestant
refined girls. Conv transp. TO all sections
OF town. Laundry pIiyileges Sunday
DOWNTOWN-iiOs 18th ST. nw-Double
room. excellent food -
,.:6 TENN. AVE. N.E.-Nicely furn. double
bedroom for one or > men. FIR. 1921.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BUNGALOW IN SILVER SPRING-Imme-
diate cccupancy you'll want this cozy home
ed ed wnite l.i with @ green en- and While a awninos. @
End practically new Large living room with
fireplace; E; dining room; spa SPACIOUS bedroom,
full basement and nice yard. Immaculate
condition. See this at 1905 Moves dr.. and
buy direct from owner. Open l to m.
SEVERAL DETACHED HOMES in Silver
Spring priced S10,.50 to S11 800. Built
about years. Close to stores. schools
fna Happ pTsnSeS5!atS9 FqF 9f9Ema'on s19S call
COLLEGE PARK-Frame, arm., o-hath
s oocd %1SnF ioT esr to or Md
eq ea NoKPHwEsT 5FSpE REALTS SE f sS51sn S5 Wis
a G: i:th AND MASS; AVE. S.w:-l2
t%HI1y Gs, foArsI gAY2sN ma node
and bath, oil heat. side porch. insulated
PSane Mr. Coca eH R9s:fSSsn SSsoS
GEokGEfowNMs.rme ~ brick, Enslisf
mod. baths. double living room overlooking
earden; ) fireplaces; immediate poss. DE
SILVER SPRING Practically new, 5-rm
Venetian blinds, new Gu. it.. GE re-
ment original owner; 1914 Noyes Drive.
Open ! to pm. sunday. 81. ,5l97. .
rms. and bath. INV. oil heat; all large
rms: 2-car garage; open Saturday and
SUNDAY from to + pm; immediate pos
session; price reduced to Si1 $50 for
quick sale. terms: out Conn. ave. to Ma
comb st. NV, west ! nlk. to Ross ol:,
right to home. LARRY o. STEELE, RE.
0493. DI. 1916.
EXCHANGE modern press-brick detached
eight room home oil heat: full base
side in Denver, Colo for Washington de-
tached. Box 4C4-Y. Star A.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH@2-acre, s-room
electric refriseratoI, barn, aox5o; 3
nsId road at bus; price, $3.50. GL
Evening star., 1944-09-02
ApTs. WANTED (cert1

PERMANENT D. G. RESIDENTS need
c-bedroom apt. or house: refined couple
sbe GS1pyenien womaN M Ii d.lss sass frp
unfurn. 1-rm.. kitchenette apt. in apt
BLDG. NV section. RA. 4!65 ewes.
BRITISH OFFICIAL desires l or 2 room,
kitchen: bath. turn. apt. in modern block.
SMALL HOUSE or APT.Swith :. or 3 bed
rooms, furn. or unfurn,, up to $50: NV.
or conv. to Pentaeon; local ref. Me. 1910.
Raj OFFICER vents apt. furnished, NV
District. accessible Dupont Circle. DE.
1000. Ext $50. EXCEPT Sun.
WAC OFFICERS go, permanently assign
ed desire 2-bedroom apt. good neishbor-
hood, convenient to Pentagon. Call all
day Sur or evenings. GE. 1i19. -
COUPLE. young. refined, Groom and kit
apt, furn; PVT bath, oSe. occupy 10y, Sept. II
/: YOUNG LADIES want furnished in,e apt apt
DE- SSa4 -
WANTED Immediately. unfurnishAd apart
ment or small house. NV: UP to 500. Ex
600. Ext. 22G4 bet S:45 am. to r "a
pm. weekdays: sunday. OR. n0i j. =
2 YOUNG LADIES, permanent Govern
ment. furnished or unfurnished; kit liv
rm.. bedroom. bath: in NV. or near con-
venient transportation. Box 3s6-Y star
WANTED TO RENT-Canadian naval Of
ficer. wife and l5-month old baby wish
to share house or LARGE apartment ln
n W. district for winter months with occu-
pants who may have such accommodation
owing to absence OF their family: excellen,
| sion ~. on Sunday and Monday between
Evening star., 1944-09-02
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

GRITTY PONIES, !, some spotted. riding
- es. hlgh class jumping mares, ride
or DIVE 3 cheap horses. some mated
'rf ms new and used English and Western
sld1lCS and brides. harness. single and
DO lhlo e'cfyth,ne for horse straw rides
hy holr wicker rubber-tired pony cart.
HfitERS, Guernsey and Holstein: also
COWS that nave recently fre>hencd. price
reasonable GaI'hersburg 2S5-W
THoR0I GHBRFD MARE for sale; ran a.
7urel aS' year has papers SIS c II
HAWKINS, 6H'!o Walker Mil I'd MD
CAPITOL heIrh'S UiS6.
PUBLIC SALE. Tues, Sept. \, l944, 30
m, 40 head saddle and driving horses
meat LIVINGSTON Stables 5S66
Queens Chapel I'd, Hyattsvllle, Md. WA.
HORSE 5,Ga!ed geldns, for sale. j
NORMAN AGER. WA 5139
2-HORSE TRAILER, Al shape. new 'lrrS
Also sleigh and buggy. Phone Rockville
- after s m.
MARE, black, !? yrs. old $40 Kens.nG-
RIACK ANGUS CArTLr-Eish, he.se~s.
reelStered. born ~ and az: : steers On
farm near Largo, ) miles from BladenS-
burS, Md F. G. ADDISON, il, Landover,
Nd Capitol Heights 1855
fONf. ChlnCoteague. 4 years old. See at
- N Thomas st. ArlinGton, Va
Jersey COW and heifer calf Sl"5;
Heltef calf, :! months old, S35. Cal
Evening star., 1944-09-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southeast.

IsIG ?9th ST. SE.-Laree newly fur
nlShod room in private home; all conven-
fences. FIR a143
iIOI PA. AVE. S.E.-Bright corner front
rm. next to bath. shower; quiet det home:
refned gentleman. See to appreciate. TR
339a
NAVY YARD section: sleeping rooms, next
bath: plenty hot water, reasonable. 232
1881 X ST. sE-3 or 4 large bright
private rooms. st floor; hall entrance;
sink, gas bath and electric.
:l.;S 5TH ST. SE.-Doube room. 2nd
lioor; grill privileges; well furnished SIS
week
CAPITOL HILL Sc. near House ONCE
Library, walking distance Security. WPB-
Large front room. double bed. next to bath:
clean. quiet: $40 a mo. AT. 5000
sgle, dble.. excel. flrn. and bed. plentI hot
water nnlim. phi, conv transp. TR,
S1o5 %
ONE SINGLE ROOM. one larger room:
conv. tranSp women only. FIR 21SO,
I1S KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Room share
with another girl; close to armory: laun
dry PRIVILEGES: Lincoln Park car line. -
az :1"nd ST. S.E.--Doube room next
to bath convenient 10 transp. couple or
gentlemen preferred. TR 1913.
ai5 { ST. Sc, near Navy Yard-For rent,
> rooms for light Housekeeping. Dl,
a4".
CAPITOL HILL. .l5 E. Capitol-sleepine
rooms, lnner-spring mattresses; on car
lines lr.,-
Evening star., 1944-09-02
"SVJEs'
DETACHED. furnished hnnRalOW be-

DETACHED. furnished bungalow. bedroom,
living room, dining room kitchen. bath,
oil heat, electric range, electric refriSera- =
tor. 39I7 Bladensburg rd., Colmar Manor.
CHEVY nc CHASE. l, d. C.-s-room, e-ba tn
and !-lavatory brick gas heat: stmifur-
niShed: 5000 per month. Call Woodiey
ciiE!vY CHASE. d. C.-Modern : rooms,
?ia baths ,3 bedrooms,. with built-in ga
rage: completely furnished except for
must be rented under wear Lease,
1:3s 18th ST. NV. DJ GS1O.
5-ROOM. steam heated house. nicely fur-
nshed, TO share with > other men, pref,
erably Servicemen. phone, shower. Can
s.s s.y 'Te pEcA1GR siSi 81 Nv "I brick,
elderly couple, no children, owner to keep
room and have meals prepared Can
after U:3n pm. RA s435. %
NEAR SUPREME COURT :i-story Groom
brick house Rent. 50 per month. Furni-
ture and business for sale $1,000 cash.
than $40 per mouth For PERM; TO n,
spect call JOHN sCRIVENER d BRO. "a
nth st. NV. DI. l5GU
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE would like 10 share
home, pay additiona. salary to servlceman'S $
wife with child III exchange for care OF
home and 15-mo cid son. TR; e56h,
COUPLE, lady. or mother and daughter
10 share Groom. partly furnished home
references exchanged; reasonable. Box
1905 BRANCH AVE. Employed
couple to share pleasant home With
owner who works evenings. Lincoln $500.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
BOATS

Is-FT; III PLYWooD BOAT, sturdy constrpc-
GAsIi .aIs Faii CKTsER GhsEfh Xs Sst ,uuv g.
1ips rp,xsYs snEins Ssl,3i5o; FIR. l?46, .
model. equipped with steering wheel Both
II gsrtsct I egSi s9nditien. AT: 5o46.
VS., received as surplus S. KING Full
Sos aoToRs Rs ave Large ES Suanty a4n@
used Evenrude and Johnson, purchased
from rs hp D. G9T KfNo as yuToN f19 1yes INc sd9
NsiRf sss csbiN ckTIsfR. III aoS $500 Call RE
ets coAsoI1BsTE6 sof fnd
4: Criss. Craft motor. this boat was de-
signed for deep-sea fishing. and is Just
it is fully eaupped and = ready ID 10 to- 'pe 90.
Boat No. 13W202, docked at 500 Nam
ave. or call RE. 7400, Ext. el392. IT.
CABIN CRUISER, 4sx1s IT. overall: twin
screw. charging plant new batteries;
Sfb}p edgpDed u.nR ,qE living aboard
saas : ssuiy.lsns to small home Ti9S
1850 GIssS Mss. to ave. se sw
VACATION CRuIsEs-charters arranged
sail and also for yachts with captain and
crew. Minimum period one week. rates
from one hundred dollars up. NORMAN A.
HILL, Yacht Broker Round Bay, Severna
Park, Nd, Telephone Severna l76. q
OrTBOARD MOTOR, johnson. 2-h D.
$50; Evinrude, 9'2-h p. 81 so; Thompson
speedboat, 15la, IT, Sl50: 1S-ft. roWboat,
500, H0-ft. knocka bout sailboat with
sails, $3.50: all perfect condition. Canoe,
fair. $50. Call CHI 3322 weekdays. May
5G seen any day at cottage of DR. H L.
BROOKS. Ownes Beach. Deale, Md 3s
CHRlS-CRAFT l7la-ft. runabout, excellent
condltlon, new Grey 90-h.p. marine engine,
very fast Spotlghts, siren, $685., OK. l342.
FISHING BOAT, :l6 #. with GRAY II h D.
mntoF n,{}n MI HARTGEs BOAT YARD. Gales
CABIN CRUISER. length 1853" beam
JOG, Kermath marine engine, G-cylinder.
Sa-h g. excellent condition sacrifice at
81 800 cash. Call Alex. 1895, f. c. HOL-
LAND. Cru!Ser is located On Herring Bay %
SAILBOAT for sale. salpe class. I5'2 IT,
eood condition. REGISTERED with snipe
rafiHe $50. Best offer. Must sell. Box
Evening star., 1944-09-02
APTs. FURNISHED tcan.. !

1877 IIth N.E.-LIyIn1- bedroom. Kitchen
ony ony:'s s.n'e sht hos nstfi H. siPos'd fdnl'f
housekeepins room: Sd. 4ie 9Th st st. s.w
: GOVERNMENT. GIRLS to share gentle
furnlshea apt. with another. Call Ran
dsipn 1s'a ST sT. sE.-Livins rm.. bedrm.. kit.
BATH utilities included, SB5 a mo: avail.
DoSwNTowN@s rooms, Kitchen and bath:
cleo. gas, phone and heat included. 500.
5 : ROOMS, at private bath. light. heat, ga.
;:!s e.. g. .1sEsase' ATTN 0, rR n.
i isie 's GEokGi% Sla AVE. NV or rms,
c0LoREpsrm. t"'slp apt .0e Nicely h farn 4'i pr-
ya,e bath 5qr os" soung laSes rsterenses
Te1EsT boMNToWS-ror w mos, rooms, K tit.:
also rooms, perm. refined adults; non
ROOM. Kitchen. private bath: gentle
a.3 EUCLID ST.-Attractive . rooms,
iiSI iSI4 qBELMoNT RD. N.w.-Attractive >
room apt completely furn;; includes ,elec- :
and bedroom private bath and entrance;
lh min. from center of city. Phone CO
KAL. RID. OFF CONN AvE.-Partly furn.,
/ rm,, X. b.. range. icebox, shower; cheap
rent in eych, for repairs; Call OR 500.
.tSOH KANSAS AfE.-Bedroom, kitchen.
einette. clean. fully equipped, modern
Improvements; aged couple preferred p
adult family.
:. OR :, GIRLS. preferably college grsdu-
ates. to share well-furn, apt. with another:
:. bedrooms. living room: dinete. kitchen,
bath and terrace nearby Va: conV. to
pentagon; IS min. to downtown Washing
ton. TIE. 615S. ewes. ~Alb day Sunday.
OR :. JEWISH GIRLS to share large
attractive. conveniently located apt. IN
10" North cAkoLiNA AVE; Sc
furnished ant for !? girls walking distance
Of Govt bldgs. FIR. 1923.
FURNISHED 3-room and bath apt, now
vacant, near transp, for > young ladies or
couple; SO per month. IA. 3l7s, 43"3
,OiO 18th ST. N.W--Bedrms for girls
with kitchens. recreation rms. phone
radios, elec. irons. toaSters. vacuum silver
ware. dishes, al furnished RA. 1896.
. ROOMS. kitchen and bath: particula rly
desirable for bachelor 81 is per mo. Key
al liquor store, 925 1ith st. NV. Can
be seen any time.
WANTED--Girl 10 share apt between
ages OF $3.50. Call after q. "032 o ST