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Evening star., 1937-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ACCOUNTING CLIENTELE; wanted By
established D. c. public accountant, we'll
sauipped; purchase or manage. Box $50,
BABY CRIB; maple nnish preferred. CaI
Lincoln 8693-J.
BED ROOM, dining room, living room fur
nlture wanted at once: contents apts. or
BOOKS BOUGHT all kinds, any quantity
Bring them or phone G. David Pearlman,
1907 G st. NV. Met. 5415.
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
pfsd pSone e'0thna neTman S %I h St n"
DEEP SEA REEL; must be in good condi-
price. Box 320M, Star
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DIRECTORY,
Star.
FILE CABINET for drawings, steel or
wo9d WOO ,r,ss State @ size and IN number OF drawers
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware, rugs Silverware, paintings. highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray, Adams 5l33
FURNITURE.carved Chinese teakwood
pieces. Adams 4Sy2.
FURNITURE-Would like to purchase some
good used household goods; also elec re-
refrigerator. Call after = pm. Met. 27S6.
FURNITURE. rugs stoves household goods
etc; positively highest cash prices. For
best results call any time. Dist. 1924.
HOUSEWIVES are paying 40 .cwt
for newspapers delivered. Equivalent high
prices for all other Junk. Federal Junk
Co. l12o LIST st. NV. District 1894.
OLD FOUNTAIN PENS-I buy discarded
or broken pens of known make. regardless
OF age, E. McCord I704 @ st. NV
PIANO-Will pay cash for reliable made
baby grand or small modern upright.
Phone Adams 049l.
room house, also loft, extension lad
der, both good condition Randolph 2G49
GoID-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, Sill,
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A KAHN
PIANO, good upright; state make and price
Tor cash Box .y93-M. Star
PIANO, baby grand or small upright: must
be cheap for cash North St02
TYPEWRITERS. adding machines. calcu-
latorS, stenotypeS any models any con-
dition; highest cash prices paid. Call
Col. 4f"5.
WARDROBE TRUNK, in good condition
at reasonable pr4ee. Box 534, Benjamin
Franklin Post Office.
WHITING an equal coal Stoker wanted,
give particulars. Box .,24-J, Star
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNSTINE S 93l G ST NV
Since 1865.
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7l2 FARRAGUT ST NW.-Large cool
'front.' room, twin BEDS; private home. Near
transportation
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Mr. ROCK CREEK PARK - Cool from.
soom, ~, tWln beds half block 18th st bus.
30 week for . empl. persons. Adams 37sa
1885 18th ST. NW-Bach.Ior's bon,.
oonn!e and single rooms, for gentlemen
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1853 QUE ST NW-Furnished room,
lor lsht housekeeping. also basement
apartment.
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ELECTRIC RANCE: cost Saoo; " ovens,
oone extra larse: very economical: , to. top
S65. Ordinary s.Ie domestic range: white
enamel: 3 burner. oven and broiier. $50.
NG1 Carroll TaL-En,i Par. CiPN. RRnn
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NEAR CAPTrOL-PleaSant lge double rn,
adj seml-prV. bath, comfort; twin beds,
crosS-ventiation; CHI also single rm
reAS lD5N MARYLAND ave u
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65l ST. N.E.-Large, clean, nicely fur
nlshed twin bed room, large closets, D win
COWS. facing small park Near 3 car
INES. Walking distance Congressional Ii
brdry. each
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800! PORTER ST. Conn ave bus
Attractive single or double room modern
detached private home meals optional
Emerson :,O1,
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- TAYLOR ST. NW-NewIy furn mas
tsI peu r, semi priv. b, c h W. cony trans
tomioft OF home with modern Hebr.v
lamlIy Board optional Col III
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143n DECATUR ST. NW-Larse front
room very nicely furnished; twin beds.
sem mf-Or1NatP bd h cloSe car
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2o3n ST. Nv, The Connor-Single and
Saouple ms; cont, hot water; unlim. phone.
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1000 MASS. AVE.-Laree. double room
with private bath, for or 3 persons, =
exposures. maid service reasonable. 23'
5425 :SIrd ST. NW-Nlcely furnished
room new house. private bath; garage,
gentleman. Emerson nNlS
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 134l New Hamp. ay.
room with large closet
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~ ST. N,E-Nicely furn bed rm
moor Nb Wk.; clean, homelike quiet
~. nth, ST NV. near Wardman-
front, slnglc, de luxe bed semi bath with
shower. Lady; refined: SIS month
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43 HAMILTON ST. W.-Master b.d nm
new nome, private bath with shower. eonv.
EfdnSp., so. GeorCIs
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DUPONT CIRCLE, sO1 18th St NV
Bed-livng; maple furniture, 3 large win
doWS. running water "a
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1909 LIST ST. S SW-FurniShed room. con
VenieGt TO Navy Yard or Boiling Field. Ap-
ply all Gay Sunday or any evening
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WNIOWN-UnuSual: large studio rms
wen iurn, for refined business people: com
LOTT: LOTT: courteous service. phone. I1l7 Ds
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EYE BEAM (onel o1 inches 81 #. in
long. weishs so pounds TO foot. George B.
Stevens. ~ 81 Nichols ave Sc. Line. 1877
FAN, IO-m. oScilating, new. 2o33 st.
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SHERMAN l. AND 18th N Nv. Apt 70l--
Extra large room suitable for two per-
sons: unlimited phone.
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11f3 QUE ST NW.-Large. cool barment
room room win kltchenette; private entrance,
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1867 IRVING ST. NV. No 34-Attrar-
lily. Adams 52b4-W -A
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IROQUOIS, Apt. 500, 1910 M st.-NevIy
decorated nicely furnished room next to
bath: employed person
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o'll KANSAS AVE. NW-Double room
IN new home, next bath: private home of
adlltS' near bus; gentlemen preferred
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DOWNTOWN Near

f,EioNT1NG 1885 CONN AVE.-Large ven.
other gentleman on Aoor. Inquire POI kAss
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1908 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Large front room
tpln bedS. next bath. newly furnished
c-h.W.: very reasonable
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ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATOR. must sell
tmmediate,y: cheap; also new saS range.
Adams $500. ADJ. l01. ="
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LII RHODE ISLAND AVE. Apt 5o2-
front, newly furnished large closet, near
oath. shower. Potomac 0356-J
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BR1GHTWOOD- det single or
double rm.; Seml-priV. bath. screened
porch; reasonable. Randolph 5I41.
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NICE w. location, nr. l4th ST cars, 18th
bus. Clean cool, south. expos. Excellent
meals; S3N mo. double, $40 single All
cony. Small adult family. Adams a71I.
1924 ST. NV Apt G2-Large, cool
front room. Convenient walking distance
of business district
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DINING ROOM SUITE, bed room suite.
inner spring mattress and springs; pur-
chased new in March: also | new inner
spring mattress. not unpacked; will sacri-
Ace, owner transferred from city; no
dealers Randolph 0111.
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900 c ST N NE,-Cool, quiet front room
rooh, t,m N SlhK' ! windows. SO so, smaller
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Apt 25, 2I14 N st. NV, or Sc. Isnitar
VERY DESIRABLE ROOM one or ,vo
people: use OF kitchen, close to Treasury
Box 4OS-M Star ''''
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1885 COLUMBIA RD.-Rooms. very rea-
sonable; single and double 81 TO 80 so
weekly; unlimited phone. Col. 1905.
319 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Large front
room; 50 single, Sc double. Good board
ing house across street. Col. 1905.
single: 1St A. 'front.' employed adults,
81 and Si.25 week; near cars, buses.
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DINING ROOM SET. mahogany: o pieces,
good condition; reasonable Randolph O426,
DINING ROOM SUITE, lO-piece, walnut
perfect condition; :, bed room suites; odd
pleces; reaS Cley Ileo
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DINING ROOM SUITE lovely. walnut;
also secretary; both fine condition. Sl4
Marietta pl NV. near Madison
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TOWER ROOM and studio room for
women; $50; convenient TO bus and car
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

926 sth ST N.W-Room for Ink, with
running water. Also sleeping rooms. So up
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ELECTRIC FAN, cheap or give as part
payment on oid glass ceiling or wall light
ing fixtures in anY condition. AdamS
Sn13-W all day Sunday; week days 3
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PlANOS-We have few unusual values
in used baby Rrands that were closing out
al worthwhile savings: used Greely in
splendid condition. 81 ~; De Mol. like new,
S',65. Schubert, like new, $3.50: Marshal a.
Wendell like new. S325: Chickering. art
lists size. in splendid condition, S6s5:
very easy terms. National :S.o,HI:i. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. l2:i9 G. st, corner 18th.
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OFFICE FURNITURE hew, useo aesks.
Co. new location. 80" E NV Natl $3.50
OIL BURNERS new and used; all sizes;
installations optional; terms. :3,@1 9th st.
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223 INGRAHAM ST W-New home at
lractlVe room next shower bath single or
OOnOle: meals optional. Randolph 1l4
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2Sll tth ST. N.W-Large front room
path. fve windows. > large closets nice
~ furnished: u block to bus; family of 3
adultS. 81 per cnunlp
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P1ANOS-Reconditione Weber. S49; re-
conditioned Shaw (made by Stiefp, $50;
81. Arthur Jordan Piano Co., 1893 G
St NV. corner 18th
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CLEVELAND PARK. 3409 Newark St
rooms with lavatory. in small private
home; attractive outlook; S. and ". ex-
posureS: oil heat. inst. h. W; convenient
transportation: suitable for one person;
moderate price. Emerson o225.
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LARGE. light front rm. Ink; sem-priv.
bath; suitable . employed ladies or mar
! | rled couple Adams ln0S1
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DUPONT CIRCLE-LarQe twin bed room.
large single room. nicely furnished; reason
able North 1904
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FURNITURE-Bed room suite. handsome
a-pc. mahoea any like new: cost $3.50; sac
rihce, $40; beautiful ,-pc. living room
suite. used " months, $50; studio couch,
new: cost $50. sell S:iS. l424 K St,
apt. 45. Met. 500. Dealer Home Sun
and Mon until @ n m
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l402 LAWRENCE ST. NE-Comfortable
rm. in priv. home; with running water,
.
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CHICAGO ST. Sc. 112S-Lizht house
Keeping rooms: screened porch; sink.
Adults
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145l PARK RID. n W. Apt lo6-Room in
apartment. private family, twin beds or
single
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PiANO-Late model mahogany case baby
grand, in splendid condition, Sl95; a good
piano and a rea! value; very easy terms.
NaIional 4t3O kits 1890 G. st
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2O1O WYOMING AVE. W.-Large double
room, twin beds: > closets; also single
room, attractIvely furnished; unlimited
nbpne
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926 sth ST. NW.-Room for Ink. with
running water Also sleeping rooms So up.
LARGE MASTER BED ROOM. CONNECTING
transportation: ress. Randolph 1850.
CHEVY Ct TY,S CHASE. p C.; a7i5 Military rd,
sleeping porch; private, detached home
gentleman. Call after pm
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Single front room,
seml-private bath; garage; home of adults;
near bus: gentlemen. Cleveland 633l.
Mr.. BUREAU OF sTANDARDs-Rm.. ad-
block. Cleveland 1904. 'N 'D'eS "
WOODBRIDGE 3l19 Newton st ne
Cne nice large front bed room. suitable
Tor two; corner house. Potomac 2622
ceptional, newly decorated. Venetian blinds,
9nnm. phone; beautiful location. Met.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c--Larse- cool. double
couple preferred: reasonable. Clev. $3.50
commodate 9 or 4; reasonable; close los; in in.
1908 F ST. N.W-Double and singl.
rms; -, IS and S6; close in.
141S CLIFTON ST. NW.-2nd- noor- front,
unlim. phone; completely furnished
1916 L ST. ,NW.--Lovely, large. Ink
room near bath; only S6 weekly.
213o WIS. AVE. N.W.-Very desirable
cool room. next to bath for gentleman;
SlS per month Clev. 3949.
21s JEFFERSON ST. NW-Large front
room, private bath, suitable for two. Ran
dolph 3095.
l402 LAWRENCE ST NE-Comfortabl BILE
rm. in priv. home; with running water;
reasonable.
WOODBRIDGE or 2 nicely furn. rms
PRIV. detached home; quiet; clean. Phone
North 1881.
WOODBRIDGE. 300 Monroe st. ne
Nicely furn. 1st-f. nm. nr. car and bus
lines: reasonable.
LARGE. light. front rm.. Ink; semi-priv.
bath suitable employed ladies or mar
rled couple. Adams lOOs1
BR1GHTWOOD-Corn det single or
double rm.; Seml-priV. bath, screened
porch reasonable. Randolph 5I41.
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| PARK RD.-Lady Will share nicely fur
| nlshed apt, couple or two girls Col.
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EUCLID Mr.. 14th N.W.-Large bay v,n
IL, fm: new. furn.. 2nd A., mr. b.: ehw
S.2; smaller room, Sl5. private home.
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PIANOS-USed uprights, So and SO cash
Delivery extra. or you can haul them your
sei; also slightly used stools and benches
at 81. The Piano Shop ] 33T 4th st. NV.
PIANO, small size John Broadwood e. Son,
walnut case; $50. Columbia 1906.
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WOODRlDGE-Near transportation; nicely
furnished single and double rooms: adult
family: unlimited phone; gentlemen. De-
catur lq44
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WOODBRIDGE or 2 nicely furn. rms;
| priv. detached home; quiet, clean. Phone
| North 75SS-J
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FOR SALE-One kohler hot-Water furnace,
standard 600 # radiation, one gas hot
vater storage tank never been used The
owner has installed an oil burner Can be
seen any time after pm, at l420 18th
~
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43o4 4th ST. NW-Large room newly
IuFnlsheo and dec; also single room
conv. 10 bus and car
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+. ", n
ond floor near bath: phone; S12 month.
5S@l 3rd FL. NW-MaSter bed room.
pvt bath unlimited phone; convenient
Trans: rea sonahle. Randolph 0L4l
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P1ANO-Apartment grand. reliable make.
latest model; sell cheap. Cash or terms at
American STORAGE tdealer)
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PIANO, mahogany baby grand, at very low
price. Kregs Express Storage Co. 6l6
Eye ST. NV "a
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| 2l3O WIS. AVE. NW.-Very desirable
cool room. next to bath. for gentleman;
| SlS DER month Cley 3OdD
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PIANO square. Stcinway; large. dark ma :
hogany; S35; desirable for entertainment
Line. 243l-J. 1901 D st Sc
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WOODBRIDGE 2i09 Monroe st ne
Nicely furn. 1st-f. nm: nr. car and bus
lines reasonable
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PIANOS FOR RENT. 81 per month and
up. Rental paid applies on purchase price
II you decide to buy later. National 1880.
q
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DIAMOND BARGAINS-A very fine COM
plete selection Of unredeemed diamonds,
watches and iewelry for sale at prices
much below their regular values. Save
250e to 40T. All merchandise GUAR
ANTEED as to weight. color and perfec-
tton. Buses leaving 18th and Pa. ave.
south end Highway Bridge. opposite Wash
lngton Airport.
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SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 r. Lovely dou-
BILE room. running water, twin beds: single
room, reasonable: transients considered
4726 18th ST. NW.--Ayailable Sept. l :.
furn. rm. with Inclosed sleeping porch.
every conv. home comforts: gentleman.
CLEVELAND PARK - Detached home
Cleveland 1929. Large front room next
bath, quiet, refined lady mon smoker
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'FURNTTURE-Auctio sale of furniture
of every description on the premises of
Acme Moving and STORAGE Co. 1913 l4th
ST NV, on Friday. August 21th, COM
menclng at 10 am. Sale includes bed
room. living room and dining room suites.
odd pieces, electric refrigerator, dishes.
linen and brio -brac
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CHASTLETON. Apt 35O-Delightful, out
side. next bath. porch; reasonable. Call
Sunday or evenings North 10000
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URNITURE-Practically new maple bed
room suite. ) pieces; desk. bed room chairs,
velvet portlereSi very reasonable price.
Adams SQ6S
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LARGE ROOM in attractive apt. one or
two business girls; home prIvlleseS. piano
and porch; see to appreciate. Col. $3.50.
l.2g ORREN ST NE-Cool. bright. at
rractive. corner. front room, 3 windows;
unlim. phone: reaS.; near cars. bus.
lO5 9th ST NE large rooms well
furn., gas and cleo; near park, 50 per
week
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ROOMS FURNISHED

1342 GALLATIN sT. NV. Vicinity ~
Ian, 14.n and Colorado ave. 18th and Rock
rnee nseek parkIDelishtful, cool, lares front
loom IN quiet. refined. detarhed hnua.
| $50 month Grorpia Rkao e"eo home
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| GLOVER PARK-Two single rms. new
| house, new furniture: mr. bus; gentlemen
| only: reas. Cleveland 2S1l.
| VICINITY WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
| 2S:'; nth st. NV, l2 b Cathedral ave.
| and Conn ave. buses. Double nm. priv
screened porch: also single. Large closets,
plenty baths. priv. home. Col 9bl0.
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~ ., ~ az! W1ieIe pSo. WI. 0..'".
MONTGOMERY BUILDING Il LOAN
ASSN, INC. shares; 9l3 18th st. NV;
80 shares for $l25. T. M. Carter. Hueo.
Okla homa
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DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. 55/lOO blue
white, perfect American cut: sacrifice for
cash, 500 Importer. Box 50O-M. Star.
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE, ! ia-kt.. fne color;
must sell at once; sacrifice, Sn25. I'm
porter Roy 45S-M Star
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11IS l7th ST. N.W-LarRe front room,
private oath. first floor, nicely furnished;
also single rooms, "a up
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21s JEFFERSON ST. NW--Larse front
room, private bath, suitable for two Ran
dOlDh 1D4E
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14

With the actual curtailment of the local WPA personnel but a few days of, members of the welfare depart ment staff are anticipating an un- usually high relief load during the next month or two. For as some 100 persons are cut of from small but steady reimbursement from the WPA they will, barring those few ho can be placed immediately in private in- custry, report to the local welfare bureau and have their names placed on the direct relief list.
 Setdown Reported
 The recent report of the Chamber of Commerce for May and June has shown q slight decrease in employ ment and the report of the Connec- ticut state employment office here in Waterbury which was released yesterday also showed drop in the number of persons who have been privately placed. All this indicates beyond doubt that the welfare de. pertinent will have to bear the brunt of the WPA cut.
 The situation is not only con- fined to Waterbury however, for oil cities throughout the state have been forced to face a similar sit-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14
Republican Aldermen
 Slated For Discard"
New Leaders of Local c. o. P. Fusion Movement
 Singled Out Officials for "Axe"; Internal Strife

elections, will mean a further split in the local g.op.
 Fight Looms
 Part of the town committee is secretly "gunning" for the repub- licans now on the board of alder men. And because the g.o.p. board members have incurred the wrath of this faction, they face the pos- sible prospect of being ignored when the party convention is called for nominations. However, the .g.o.p. aldermen will fightany attempts to oust them and more intra-party strife will resultIs
 The present republican aldermen are Joseph Wilhelm, 0. Arthur Dubois, George L. Kingston, Will liam Kolbeck, William Loeffler, Pa- trick Perriello, Francis T. Phillips.
 The g.o.p. organization may have had this step in mind when 1t of- fered the independent democratic party to give that group several aldermanic posts if Senator George T. Culhane would run for control- Ter on c fusion ticket headed by @ republican.
 Whatever the reason for the planned custer of the g.o.p. alder men, the step has been carefully planned and the faction of the town committee which arranged 1t has every hope of accomplishing 1t successfully. The attempt will set the political pot, on the repub- lican side, into Q real sizzle and will have city-wide repercussions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14

NCCnLlnueu IrOm FuBe U the big carrier for emergency pur- poses.
 The big long range bombers and the lighter fighter class planes were to have resumed the search in the afternoon but after 30 had shot of the broad deck of the Lexington the clouds closed down and 1t be- gan to rain. The remainder of the planes were held aboard and those already in the air were ordered back.
 The pilots were ready to take the air anytime the skies cleared but there was no break in tho clouds and the search by air was aban. doned until dawn today, or about noon eastern daylight time. The planes carry from four to six men.
 First Search of Plan
 The Lexington was about 100 miles north of Rowland Island when her planes first joined the search, which started l2 days ago with the coast guard cutter 1tasca blowing back and forth through the waters around the tiny island, first 10 the north and later to the south.
 The 1tasca and the minesweeper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14
Seth Thomas Clock Conpany's
 Addition To Cost $25O, 900
Work Progressing Rapid ly; Chicago Dept's Work
 Comes to Th0mastOn

Construction of an addition to the Seth Thomas Clock Company's plant at Thomaston will cost an es- timated s250,000 to $300,000 1t was announced by Frederick Keller, gen. eral manager, today.
 Work on excavating for the foundation is under way and ell- gineers are changing the course of the brook which formerly divided the property.
 New Department
 Plans call for the removal of the Stromberg Electric Company, bought recently by the Seth Thomas Clock Company, from the present Chicago factory to the Thomaston addition. Manufacture of all Seth Thomas products thus will be concentrated there.
 Primary purpose of the extension to the present plant is to provide new quarters for the marine shop, now located on the hill above the main plant. About 20 per cent added space for the marine department will result.
 Extension
 The new building will be an ex- tension of the main plant, four stories and basement, for the most part, with some sections of one and two stories. Approximately 76,000 square feet of space will be pro- vided.
 Course Changed
 When plans for the job were out- lined 1t became necessary to decide whether to extend the building along the course of the brook which ran down the middle of the pro- perty or to eliminate basements. Finally, it was agreed to change the course of the brook to run along the edge of the property and to empty into the Naugatuck river.
 The question of how many em- ployes of the Stromberg company will be brought to Waterbury has not been decided definitely, it was said today. But 1t Is expected that only . few will be brought here.
 There will be need for consider able numbers of additionally em- ployes to be recruited locally, 1t was expected.
 The marine shop, building one of the oldest sections of the Seth Thomas plant in It's original form, Is about seventy years old. There have been additions from time to time.
 One aspect of the construction of tho new buildings is the additions of new products to the list of are ticles manufactured in the Water. bury district. The stromberg Elee- trio Companys manufactures in. club in and out recorders and time stamps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14

swan still are in the hunt, the former now working the waters to- ward the Gilbert Islands, a British owned group about 600 miles west of Rowland Island.
 The battleship Colorado, whose three planes covered the Phoenix Island group south of Rowland Island, has dropped out of the hunt and Is returning here.
 Not on Any Island
 The Colorados pilots are certain Miss Earhart and Noonan are not on any of the islands or reefs in the area south of Rowland and