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The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29
Boy Scout Director TO
Visit Mound Bayou

Mr.. A. ]. Taylor, Negro Scout
Director of the National Council,
of New York City will speak to the
Scout Leaders and other interested
persons, at Mound Bayou,
Sunday afternoon, June 80.
M. Taylor will lead in discuss
ing the methods and fundamentals
of the Scout Program. Mayor B. A.
Green will serve as chairman Of
this meeting.
The Negro Boy Scouts of Mound
Bayou, Greenville, Shelby and
Hollandale will meet, Tuesday,
July 2, at Hollandale, for an over
night camp, under the supervision
of Mr.. Walter Lynch of Hollan.
dale and Mr.. Taylor.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29

Miss Miranda Nails enter
tanned her little daughter,
Gloria Blondine on her Ind
birthday, Wednesday, by
having some of her lit | e
friends for tea. Among those
present we're: Matte B. Dor.
sey, Pearline Nash, Laronzo
and Norvel Powell, Jr., Otto
wiess Thomas, Hilda Myers,
w. c. Myers, Charles w.
Harvey, Eugene P. Jones,
Charles H. Coleman, Char
line and Charles Terrell, Ed
die Lee Colbert, Queenola
Ward, Janet Johnson and
Leila Bell Mitchell. Many lit
tie gifts were presented. Re.
freshments we're served.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29
News ABOUT TOWN
BY T. P. Fielder

Little Craven L. Cooper Jr., of
Chicago, ILL.,, the grandson of MIR.
and Mrs. Cox. was entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c.
Mormon. About 40 Riddles enjoyed
the games and refreshments.
The N Y. A. faculty and stu
dents enjoyed a picnic out at Mes
DANES Pearl Davis and Mary Swan
agen's homes.
Mr.. Willie L. Thomas of Jackson
visited our city to attend the fun.
eral of his grandmother, Mrs.
Maggie Thomas who was buried at
the White Zion M. B. Church.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29

An inspirational program
for Sunday School and B. Y.
P. u. workers in District No. will
held at Pleasant Valley Church,
Alligator, Miss, Sunday, June 30,
under the supervision of VIM.
Brown A. w. Marshall and B. A.
Wade, District Directors. While
the meeting is being held especially
for Sunday School and B. Y. P U.
Workers. Everybody is invited.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29
IN MEMORY

Dear Ann: 1t has been 3
years since you left (July 4,
81 but we still think of you
as our own little girl.
Signed,
Ernest Cammack, husband
Mary E. Slate, sister
Gertrude Slate Stringer, sister
Wesley Slate, brother
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29
Founders Day To Be
Celebrated July II

Mayor B. A. Green and
the General Committee on
arrangements for the 53rd
Founders Day celebration
are asking the CO operation of
every citizen in getting ready
for the events which will be
held Friday, July IL.
An attempt is being made
to make this the best celebra-
ton of it's kind ever held and
every one is asked to join in
a town-wide cleanup, fix
up, paint-up" campaign.
Mrs. Antionett Petit made a
trip to Memphis, this week.
It is reported that Eugene Price
has been called so preach.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29
Local News


In last weeks papers we stated
that it was reported that Mrs. c.
L Keys had p uchased the house
which formerly belonged to Mrs
Ellis. This report was false. The
house was bought by Mrs. Charlie
(Nan) Harvey. The Southern AID
vocate regrets this error.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29

AO0oS was OOO6ol ny wis., SHotIIN
(Nan) Harvey. The Southern AID
vocate regrets this error.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Fl. Howard
Motored to Hollandale, Monday.
Mrs. P, J. Smith. Mrs. Nj. A Ed
wards, Mr.. Willie =. Anderson and
Mr.. Walter D. Anderson, received
word Friday that their brother
Houston (Jack) Anderson had been
shot to death. The body arrived
here Thursday.
The A. K. A. health clinic will
again be held in Bolivar County
this year. beginning at Cleveland,
July 8. The group will be headed
by DR.. Dorthy Boulding Ferebee,
and will be in Mound Bayou, Tues
day, July 9.
Miss Vera Fields has returned
from Memphis, to spend the sum
mer with Miss Eolis Anderson.
Mrs. Catherine Irvine of Mem.
phis. is here visiting Mrs. T. 3.
Walker.
Mrs. A. r. Presley was called
to Yazoo City last week because of
the illness of her father. She was
accompanied by her son Greenlee.
Mr.. J. E. Mitchell has returned
home after spending several days
in Memphis.
MIR. 6. M. Rogers died Tuesday.
He was Deputy Organizer for the
Afro American Sons and Daughters
His wife. Mrs. Lillian P. Rogers is
also widely known for her services
as supervisor of Negro Schools in
Sunfower County. and President
of the State Teachers Association.
Funeral services were set for Thurs.
day afternoon.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29

Rev. and Mrs. A. Fl. Howard
Motored to Hollandale, Monday.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29

Mr.. ]. E. Mitchell has returned
home after spending several day
in Memphis.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29

Mrs. A. r. Presley was called
to Yazoo City last week because oil
the illness of her father. She was
accompanied by her son Greenlee
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29

Mrs. Catherine Irvine of Mem
phis, is here visiting Mrs. 7. B.
Walker.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-29

It is reported that Eugene Price
has been called so preach.
Evening star., 1940-05-03

PIANOS-Apt size Arthur Jordan player,
S65; old Chickering grand $50 Uprights-
port, S25: 3 pianos. in good condition. SO
each. Smiths Storage Co., 1913 You.
NO 3343
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MUSIC MACHINES rented for parties
O. nceS. etc. Your choice of records. Free
delivery. Just phone District O50O
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(CpntiunedN

THE VIVIAN 1928 @ 81 n w.. offers lovely
rms, eu with running water: newly deco.
rated ard furn inner-sprinR mattresses.
venetian blinds showers switchbd.. elev .
single. SO so wkly up: dbles. $3.50 up
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL, 20tn
and sts nw.--1 room. kit. dinette. pvt
bath; day S3 ! or persons: week, Sls;
month. $50 Full service Frigidaire:
nicely furn Natl 5425
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account can be taken over, you pay only
SIS monthly. This fine bargain can be
seen at 1231 G ST. NV, DI. 1924.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

| SEWING MACHINES-Sineer. cleo con-
| sole: round hobbin, cost Slso, sac. S55.
chaps e. cRestnut Sesn sSs 4s14 Sis Lee hwy
$50. Call NE. o540, Ext. $50, evenings, 4.
STONE SLABS. hard, red 3xSx6 in thick;
also broken stone. H. Eerfulth. Inc. 10th
and B sts. sc. Salesman at job size.
COINS y Yohs rhs esno oa esa sno?
phrN 1R; The TerPIMe pisno Shop. lol5 7th st NV.
TYPEWRITER. standard or portable. sl5.
I'd, Apt. Z co. 1925 Blaustein's
anIcKS ssps!f sEKHIcE mrsss; aSe ssas s"p;
fi SHNrss kaaaec ls ssas 18th Branch at BOND &
Eureka, soa5 Eieetrolux with att, sie.S5;
sos 11th st eASt NV nfANRs Natosai f2ii 277a. 3.
VACUUM ''ia CLEANERS, rebuilt and floor sam
pies pies one,yr n guar: all popular makes; as
514 10th fIsGlS1SAl St. NV. ofMfaR National ss7a.
$3.50 installed Al fs sizes, St' SIS mo ]. S.
LeFevre, Inc, .007 x st, NV. RE. O017
WAsaERsmspesia Wash clearance Of diseon-
oRpes With hiFT fT s al hose Sew asS fnd bsr ssd
Pf IN cy HheF @afss Bays he Ra sEzfst 'sStsp pss 81
1o15 9TH st. NV. OPEN EVENINGS.
WASHERS. rebuilt and reposs Tyr. guar.
M T AIEs Me Is AND asa srFHE
the NEW BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY. MAY
TAG, THOR, G. E. AND APEX WASHERS.
h6eral I;nSt Iii f}rade-n allowance. Pay with your
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
514 10th St. NV. National ss72.
wATEH f0z csFb HEATER 5 b. EveThO 20 gal; cheap
Hyattsyile Me E!eS CO. aoS BALTIC. blvd
$1,000 completely installed; nothing
mnyab a9Wp NO & payments until fall then S.
savnss up to ss6 and ianS fhe nest
j S, IE FEyRfEs. A'ie'
aoo7 K Sc sa'iSfS NV Distributor RE oo17
WASHERS we Sacrificing brand-new wash
Fssy Eore than aoes c of list prices, ugsed
as low as S. No money do down. anu Liberal ftra
trade ALIAS II rfT%a. APpL1sNcT ss Teek5y COMPANY
WaaHshesisns aH g Sf L2rsest ADPIianse House
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till . pm.
WHEEL CHAIR; will sell cheap Phone
MaItham, in yellow and white gold at
>. 20. SD and $3.50 ca; guar; look
ana run like new. Dixie Pawnbrokers Exch.,
liz St ne. Open to pm.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Three piece living suite upholstered for
SO; covering and new inside material in
cluded: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING co.
2509 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1OI72
LUMBER.
Ike T and G roofers ers----------- $50
ks sheathing So
2x4 up to S2S
Sxb and ks S32
2Aln -----.-- S33
Also good prices on cinder blocks. brick.
mortar and plastering materials. Lumber
subiee. to 81 discount for cash
ARLINGTON COAL a. LUMBER CO.,
JACKSON 1880.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
APARTMENTS UNFuRhIsHsp.


NEW BLDG; As CARROLL AVE. TAX. PIX,
lovely as can be. Only 2 left. Cali Geor-
gia 1918.
1912 NORTH CAROLINA AVE NE
auto. oil heat, $50. OWNER, Ii 0463-J.
kitchen RR fsS SaS eee sr rets $40 so RnoMs noHd.
ing gas and cleo; 2 exposures: adults.
DOWNTOWN Toovi pIylSen 21Gl l..5 H ST; NV; .s
Resident manager Me. 1853.
1901 18th ST, NV RMS. SCREENED
porch. kitchenette, dinette and bath. 4
closets; corner apt: newly dec: gentiles.
ROOMS sEMI-PRIVATE BATH. HEAT,
gas. cleo; S36 month AIS Kenyon st. NV
and car: 3 rms, bath. inclosed porch heat:
S35. Phone Hobart O713
ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH: PHONE. GAS.
heat. screened porch, c.h.w 1927 orren
n.e.--3 rooms kitchen. siassed-in porch,
pvt; bath. refg, c.h.w.; adults.
2415 E ST. N.W--DELIGHTFUL CORNER,
3 nos,5Tsf 1o9ms Gdoi kt d din bath s575o; eH-
e' d soe COOL 5 %oern PBoNT SGtn 4SD MP
plenty h. W; carpeted halls: 1878
bath b apt; gas, elec. furnished. s45. 1s43
>>'Aot eiiiiN ) u ii.N Apply hpl. <.
1909 300 WIS VS. AVE NV RMS. KIT. d.
uits: $3.50. WoopfE9 LEY 7saS 1906. iu'n' so-
DUPLEX, 1915 FLOWER AVE, TAKoMA
heat hot water rms furn large din IT. p9fch
HAMILTON COURTS 214O ST NV
nr Govt. depts.; attract. 4-rm., kit. bath
front tsr apt iinfnM Ess sa refs 475o-s5o See
1895 CLIFTON ST, OVERLOOKING CITY
- X, h $40 IN. oil
pch sss so: sen sem-b, oo eIec refs, T.. g. Ai incl e.
5000 1st ST. NV. APT. 80 RMS, d.
hetts' hnts kitchen !, bath screened porch; u
BROOK. NC. Me. s944. wv -'-lA1"
332 2nd ST. NE, APT. 201.-WAIKING
G1E Garphg Sss bed 1 See sap pSon Ss
TAYLOR o015 about 7:30 pm. 'S
2. BEDROOMS, LIVING RIM, DINETTE.
2Iisns,s 5Ts. " ssEz. T; aATos asss Pa ~ ave- Sc
l34l NEWTON ST. N.E.-2nd FLOOR,
bath ga oo porch; utilities furnished. Adults.
43ao 4th N.w--3 ROOMS, KITCHEN. d.
nette, private bath, hall; Electrolux refg,
DOWNTOWN APT. OF ROOMS, KITcR~
en- and path: reasonable rent. PERCY H.
RUSSELL. 1871 K st. NV
WEST VA. AVE. NE, 1119, APT. 1 FAC
ing Gallaudet. ColleRe)-Modern duplex. 2
large rooms, d1nette, kit, bath, scr. porch;
yard; oil heat; h.-w. furn.; very reas.
D1 2434. Other apis: avail.
AGO GEORGIA AVE. = 2 LARGE RMS
1fndoSs avsa SCHOOLS 4A fah4Hashes a4sS
nAkoMh T sedrm: dRK MP FIc6enpfg{.p pgpLEx s,{b LYING
en- fss sssphsrda h5sra 4sa ssc fuFn private
800 9th ST. S.E.-6-ROOM APARTMENT,
an modern improvements. Apply 500 9th
1415 GIRARD ST. NV ROOMS,
Kitchen kana en- and bath: refrigeration " month
plex PIE home express bus at door, bright liv-
screened porch; employed gentle.
DUPLEX-S33.50 AND S345O. APART
ments NO. l and No. 2. 1898 Emerson st.
ne: Lily. rm., bedrm: furn brk. rm.. kit.
eeei refg Nsar aund tubs tile bath. screens
So. from bus line. Ready for occupancy
Nav, ID. Open, lighted, Fri, Sat-. 70;
FIRST FLOOR. 2 RMS. KITCHENETTE
bath, private entrance. 1905 Central ave.
7117 GA; AyE.-2nd FL, 3 OR RMS,
Rsndonb Ks9aen; bath h5Ga across from Walter Reed
g ST 1seH;n rrsas1, 5s.S EAGR
furnished. Call DU. 1855. s.
9th AND EAST. cAPIToI-2 ROOMS,
s4so Pf CO.. pssrcs i51b ett
e04o 18th PL,. NW.--NEW BLDG. 8
met kitchen: $50. HE. sz0o.
Evening star., 1940-05-03

MOVING. PACKING g STORAGE.
SUPERIOR FACILITIES for storage, NOV
ing or shipping furniture or merchandise
METROPOLITAN Warehouse Co. Hobart O6s2.
FURS. GARMENTS. RUGS, stored in fire.
proof warehouses; guaranteed mothproof
Store your goods in safety at Merchants,
National 5000
Evening star., 1940-05-03
CCCS NJ ST NJ w

1925 N ST. NV.
Conveniently located: newly papered and
painted: new gas range. sink, cabinets and
linoleum in kitchen: electric refrigeration.
Z rooms KESRY k1tShsn and ahph 6ath INC $4,000
1924 Vermont Ave. NV DI S141.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
GRAFTON uOTEr
ROOMS UNF,JRhIsAen
SUBURBAN RQ0AS

1890 w ST. SEA unfurnished roo
Ink; adults only; private family: hi
elee..- gas -1urnlShed: s.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
MAURY /,

III IWAUh
7O1 18th st. Woo beautifully furn
single and twin bedrooms, running water,
neaI mowers and tub baths. tnner-sprine
MAJ mattresses elevator Nicely furnished recep-
sion ss -; room: single $3.50 wE up: double,
Evening star., 1940-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BRICKS excellent quality of second hand.
handmade brick. Cleaned. for immediate
delivery. H. Herfurth. Jr., Inc. Half and
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.

1882 CENTER ST. Nw..ENTIRE 3rd FL.
PVT. bath. completely and nicely furnished.
a1 vsfE dsms dsa s4ia
2 ROOMS KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH,
sentiie Adults. fts 4ss fnsraham st. NV. 81
9 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH ANIL; HEAT.
f fiss efa 4s ST. sha NE is's Atlantic R ss7o5 % A0ul's
CONGRESS HE1GHTs-NEW. MODERN
2-bedroom. 4-family apts, extra large
rSems; re saS0 yard. porch; heat hot water furn'
1918 33rd ST. MT, RAINIER ROOMS.
CIV: % sasbo: ssSi block PAE <. l. nave, sve ~ '~''
snd ssdt beth; sIn RsiIiseratOr. gas electricity
OPP MERIDIAN asa5Las lsth PahsEA1R e: N.Y. COOLED
2 bedrms. lily; rm.. dinette, kit. bath, s76.
vfcTok GsT Eleei e4Hffn: hfis' IA: snalussa ssas.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN, DINETTE, BATH
with shower and solarium with concealed
bed bsdns Ssa nSesTn Sesuy nso @ S
cludes gas san and ! pele,eaSrleity,, as,aaI; $3.50
THE $50 shs9ssSE5k2S so16k2Bo A4seANTTNENrs Ave- T'M:
4-story Fireproof Bldg.
ons room dnstte kitchen bath large
olessas s1SSss CT Ssh aaEDhy ST fed NV
BOND APTs.,. 1890 N H. AVE. NV
Room. Kitchen. Dinette and Bath.
3 Rooms; Kitchen. plnette and Bath Bath.
1712 18th ST NV.
IL r, X, b., refa.. S42 2.50-S57. 80.
314-v ST. NE.
Z-3 r, T., b.. Frieidaire, S37. .60-S47 so.
es05. GEORGIA AVE. NV.
1853 QUE ST. NV.
r. K. din, b., Frigidaire, $50.
81 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
4-6 r., k. b.. Frigidaire. S4O-S47.5o.
INTERSTATE PROPERTIES INC, D1. ose4
=, 1929 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath: $50.
a. D; TORRE REALTY CO.,
1923 North Capitol St. Dupont 1856.
$500 10th ST NV.
bo Ehither or rooms, dinette.. kitchen,
$4,000. Ma. 9"57. -.
BRIGHT CORNER APARTMENT, TWO
rooms, kitchen. dinette and bath featuring
painted walls, custom-built kitchen cabi-
nets, Venetian blinds. Rent includes gas
and electricity. S62 80
See Resident Manager,
NEW, MODERN HIGH ELEVATION.
R.: K. Dinette Bath: $3.50.
Red and White Kitchens, Venetian Blinds
ak ,ThoS. q. p WALSH. INC,
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NEW FURNITURE.

rms. kitchen. bath: linen. gas, elec-
| tricity. refriSeration. etc: S62 so Apply
resident manaaer. The Bordeaux. 1921
Georgia ave. NV. RA ac1l
Evening star., 1940-05-03
1920 18th ST. NV.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED MOTHER DESIRES HOME
FOR SELF AND TWO CHILDREN, PREF
ERABLY NORTHWEST. BOX 26-C, STAR.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
1706 New Hampshire Ave

Large basement, single. $40: double wit
adjoining bath. S42 so: clean, distinctiV
home EXCELLENT MEALS
Evening star., 1940-05-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN.
BABY CHICKS.

ROCKS, r. I. Reds, White Leghorns, ST 80
per 100. Conkey's feeds. James FeedStore,
619 st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
BLOOD-IESTED BABY CHICKS. brooders,
equipment, feed and remedies. F. w.
Bolgiano & Co, All N. Y. ave. ne. AT.
5411. 607 E st NV. MA. O091.
QUALTTY-TESTED white Leghorn cock
erels, So 80 per hundred delivered If cash
with order or So per hundred at Herndon.
Geo. E. Chamberlin, jr., R. F. D. l,
Herndon. Va. Phone Herndon COB. s.
Evening star., 1940-05-03

NOSNS FOkNiSHeD.
1884 COLUMBIA RD. NW.-s3 wk., single
ment rm., s. so; men. AD. 1918.
4513 KANSAS AVE. NW.-Large front
twin bedrm., next bath: private home; un-
lin. phone; express bus at corner. RIA.
9052.
GORDON HOTEL, On beautiful 10th st.,
rem oss Sn 0S BATH xffns rom
board service: excellent dining room. ''0l'
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th NV
Lovely rooms, newly decorated. running
water; inner,spring mattresses: singles So
42s TAYLOR N,W.-,Airy, room, adjoining
bath; attractively furnished; reasonable:
conv. trans. Taylor 1856.
ls49 ansv NEWTON ST. NV. ~, ! blk; Of 18th
blk. cars, 18th st. bus. co. 701e.
ALTURAs. 1909 18th st. .w.-Attractively
furnished rooms. near showers; 24-hr.
elevator and hotel service: So week
1928 S, DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Comf.. cheer
phone; ali COW Michisan 1890. 90 D''''l''
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1885 Riggs pl. NV
a1T erg d6e studio m s1uth exp bal
1881 SHERIDAN ST. NW-Master bed
room, private shower BATH also single or
double room. After s. GE. O317.
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double room, run
ming water So: also avail Sat, Ink, run
ming water, elec refg.; 50.
Mr.. MT. ALTO HOSPITAL, 1919 Benton
st.-Large front rm., corner house; twin
beds; $50. Also sgle. rm.. Sl5; near bus.
1407 OAK ST. NV, "a block cars; clean.
comfortable room; next to bath: private
screened porch reasonable.
619 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Cozy single front
room, next to bath: $12 month. Private
Evening star., 1940-05-03

CLOTHING, Mems suits and topcoats, S.,
$3.50 and S9.5 ca. Best bargains in
town. 500 suits to select from, Dixie
Pawnbrokers EXch., Ills H ST. ne. Open
Evening star., 1940-05-03

CbOTHING-Large selection of slightly
used spying suits and topcoats, S5 and
up. Berman's. 1122 9TH st. NV. Open
evenings and Sunday mornings.
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1405 GIRARD ST. NV. Apt 14-Com-
Portable and convenient double and single
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhEuR

children taken. RE. 09lO.
DOWNTOWN FINANCIAL DISTRICT
rooms and bath $40 unfurn: $50 furn K
ST. near 18th. DREYFUSS BROS. Ma, 05s2
2o6 UPSHUR ST. NV, Mr.. SOLDIERS
Home, rms: rent reduced to party to
take care of home Refs
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III L ST. NW.-Pleasant, cool front rm-,
Hex lex, pain. unlIm phone: Protestant gem
tleman; refined neighborhood
2 LARGE OUTSIDE, ROOMS with nriva+a
pain between: or 4 persons at ST each
person weekly.
Large outside rooms. individual lava
torres, adjoining bath. 50 and $40 weekly
Rooms with private bath, S1l and SO
weekly BURLINGTON HOTEL, Vermont
Evening star., 1940-05-03
DOWntOWn-2 Rms, K $40

Modern elev. apt. BLDG; large, bright
charge. ELAIR, 1921 NJ st. NV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-20
BRASS UNIONS ASK INCREASE
Company Notified of Re quest By Union; COl-
 tract Expires Soon

Torrington, Aug. 2O.-Meinbers of the negotiating committees of un- ions at the American Brass Com pany branches in ,AnSonia, Water bury and Torrington have notified company officials in these three cities that they intend to start ne- gotiations for Q 10 cents an hour increase for all hourly employees at the three plants, it was announced at an organizers meeting of Ameri- can Brass unions held Monday afternoon in Ansonia. A notice of this request, the first since union officials reported several weeks ago that they will ask for the wage in- crease, was sent to company heads during the past weekend by regis tered mail.
 The negotiations, union officials pointed out, are expected to start within the next three weeks since @ contract affecting the Waterbury branch will expire next month. The request for a wage increase will be the only major one that will be sought by the three unions in their lnew contracts. A contract, if and when agreed upon in Waterbury, is expected to apply to both the An- sonia and Torrington branches. That was the case year ago when the unions in the three branches were given identical agreements. The local branch which is work ing at nearly top speed in relation
 to the defense program employs about 2l00 persons. Some depart
 ments at the plant are operating two and three shifts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-20
JAMES CACNEY TO
 GIVE TESTIMONY
Movie Actor, With Others Appears Today Before
 Dies Committee

San Francisco, Aug. 20 = (UP0 Movie Actor James Cagney, who has been accused of being a Com munist, appears today before the Dies committee.
 The red-haired portrayer of tough guy" roles, arrives here by airplane from New York today.
 Francis Lederer, Franchot Tone and Melvyn Douglas-other lead ing men who have been accused of being, or having been members of the Communist party-may also appear before the committee, Rep resentative Martin Dies, chairman, announced.
 He said Tone would testify here or in New York. Lederer telegraph ed Dies yesterday that he was ready to testify at any time.
 William L. Wilson, past com- mander of the California Veterans of Foreign Wars, thought the charges against Cagney absurd and said that 40 or 50 members of the organization would meet him to show their faith in his innocence.
 Cagney's alleged connections with the party were described to Dies during a two-day, secret hear ing in Los Angeles. He declined to say who had made the accusation. But John L. Leech, former Com munist party official in Los An- geles, had given him a list of 40 Hollywood celebrities. Leech had testified before the Los Angeles county grand jury that Cagney was a Communist.
 Dies questioned six witnesses secretly yesterday - the third day of his west coast investigation. He would identify none of the witt nesses, but said that one had told him 10 per cent of the Italians in San Francisco were definitely Fascist" and had raised $40.000 to help Italy in the war with Eng. land.
 Dies said the witnesses also had told him that Germany has 20 leaders in the San Francisco Bay district responsible to one person. whose name has ben sent to the state department in Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-20
Mrs. Arthur Twelves
 Lawn Party Hostess
Receipts of Event Used for Bundles For Britain
 Pride of Welch Circle to Convene This Evening
WATERVILLE
Correspondent-Mrs. R. W. Henion Telephone 3-S46S

Thomas, Bunny and James of Ard more, Penn. Kay Dadario has re- turned with them, for a two weeks vacation.
 Miss Dorothy Breheny, of Faber avenue has been visiting with her uncle, William Breheny, in New Jersey.
 MT. and Mrs. James McArdle, and sons, Bobby and William, of Lin- den, N. J., spent the past week with MT. and Mrs. William Smith, Of Thomaston avenue.
 Miss Mary Callan and her broth CT, James, of Homer street, recent ly visited the Worlds Fair, in New York,
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Dadario of Thomaston avenue are entertaining their daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Andrew Sorvillo and Christine, of Brooklyn, N. Y, for the next two weeks. Miss Margaret Breslin, has re- turned to her home n Pernsyvania after spending a week with Mrs Mary Toner of Thomaston avenue. Farley Tonight A monthly meeting of the Pride of Welch Circle will be held tonight at 8 o'clock, at Foresters' hall, on Hanover street. Mrs. May Dunlavey, chief companion will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-20
MICHAEL DOLAN
 GIVEN FREEDOM
Chauffeur Has Drunken Driving Charge Dropped
 After Taking Pledge
(NEA Photo)

Michael J. Dolan, 32, of g Colley street, 8 chauffeur charged with drunken driving, was discharged by Judge John L. Gaffney in city court today. Exacting a pledge from the accused, Judge Gaffney said he would give him one more chance and also requested him to take an additional pledge with his parish priest.
 Dolan was arrested July 19 on Meadow street by Officers Mecca and Carmody, who testified he told them he had had several beers. De- Ian was not involved in an acci- dent, but was charged with disre- garding a police whistle.
 Defense Attorney Fred Bauby brought before the court the fact that Dolan Is the support of his aged father who was said to be go- ing blind.