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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-18

(Continued from Page D some distance from one train to the next. Other travellers report that they had to change more than a dozen times on what previously had been straightforward trip and even then there were long delays outside some stations.
 Transport on German waterways, too, has been dislocated. Some traffic, for instance, on the Mitse- land canal was interrupted for five days after the destruction of two sluice gates"
 The ministry said serious damage also had been reported to the im- portant Dortmund-E Ems canal.
 Great industrial plants over @ wide area in Germany have been severely punished as we'll" the air ministry said. "A large aluminium works at Bitterfield, it is stated, closed for some weeks after a heavy raid and according to another neu- tral in the Rhineland the Vest phalia Electricity Works has been so badly damaged that it will be some time before it comes into full operation again.
 Continuation of damage done to petrol and synthetic oil plants at Politiz, near Stetttin, also has been received together with news regard ing a tanker whcih had to postpone visit to Stettin as the petrol load it was to have shipped was not the forces supporting Bridgeports Socialist Mayor Jasper McLevy.
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Ex-Senator

I,onergan, director of the speakers bureau at Democratic state head quarters, Hartford.
 MI. Lonergan will speak at the Greek Orthodox church in Hart ford at Greek rally on Sunday October 27. On the same program will be U. s. Senator Francis T. Ma loney and Robert A. Hurley, Demo cratic candidate for governor.
 It is expected that other speak ing engagements will be filled by MT L.onergan during the closing stages of the state campaign.
 John P. Cudahy, U. $. Ambas' sador to Belgium, will be the prin- cipal speaker at a Democratic rally at Buckingham hall in this city Oc' tober 26. Senator Maloney anc members of the state ticket will alst speak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-18
Neglect Of Accident HGSGrds Claims
 52,OOO LiUes Annually in .. s. Homes
Falls and Burns Leading Causes, ] Red Cross Warns in Safety Appeal

washington D. CThe Home-radionay the symbol of security aevas the highway as the scene or the naons greatest of accident fatalities.
 issued here by the Home and Farm Accident lion Service pointed out that accidents
 home including a burns and other common mishaps claimed the number of motor vehicle deaths Farm accidents additional 42OO deaths
 Statistics deaths last increased 300 over the preceding year and accidents increased 300.
 In addition mounting death @ home and farm accidents last which resulted economic losses running millions of dollars
 To and urban accidents in and about naugated it's accident ton program as project First Aid and Life Saving
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 The Labor Party has endorsed Devere Allen, Wilton, for governor; Philip c. Brainard, Waterbury, for U. s. Senator, and Jack Bergin, Bridgeport, for Congressman-at large.
 Mrs. Crawford also announced that the attorney general had ap- proved all nominating petitions filed by the Socialist party I Hartford County. They had been questioned because all were signed by the Hart ford town chairman, instead of chairmen of the individual town committees.
 Attorney General Francis A. Pal lotti said that party rules apparently allowed this procedure and that 'there was no apparent violation of the statutes"
 Attorney Howard Strauch, Hart ford, counsel for the Norman Thom- as Socialist group, however, said he would challenge the right of county nominations to appear on the bal lot. The nominations were made by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-18
RY LYLE 0. WILSON
fUnited Press Staff Correspondent

Limited Press Staff COrrespOndent)
 New York, Oct. 1s-CUP) = The presidential campaign goes into the stretch next week with both candi- dates pounding at the electorate.
 President Roosevelt's campaign plans were abruptly revised and ex- tended. There has been pressure from party workers fc- MT. Roose- veit.s more active participation in the campaign.
 Explaining that the president had promised the Democratic national convention to speak as often as necessary to keep the campaign record straight, Democratic Nation- al Chairman Edward J. Flynn said he would make five speeches between Oct. g and Nov 4, which is election eve.
 President Roosevelt gave furth- CT explanation last night. He sent telegram to Mayor F. H, LaGuar- dia of New York who read it at a
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CContinued from Page D was kiIled I1y a bomb Which struck a garage. s
 Liverpool was bomped heavily but there were only minor casualties. One patient was killed when a bomb struck a Liverpool hospital annex. Incendiary bombs fell in the grounds of hosital and q nursing home in another northwest town, and two houses were demolished by explosive bombs.
 The air ministry -home security ministry conmunique said that houses in many parts of London and its suburbs and on the Mersey- side, the Liverpool area, were hit during the, night but that damage was not severe and casualties were not large.
 Four German planes were de- stroyed yesterday and three British planes were lost, it was said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-18

for hundreds of years. Most of these he said, had become Catholic or had inter-married with Catholics and so would not come under the statutes. For such old families as had remained purely Jewish, he said, there would be individual ex- animation of their cases.
 It was emphasized that the con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-18
PATROL STATION IS FORTRESS

Toccoa, Ga, (UP9 The Georgia State Patrols new sub station here wasn't built for fort ress but it could serve as one if the occasion arose. The five-room build- ing is built in one piece and made entirely of steel. u was constructed ln the nearby R. G. LeTourneau road machinery plant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-18
FORMER SENATOR
 TO GIVE ADDRESS
Augustine LOnergan to Aid Party Leaders in State
 Campaign

Former U. S. Senator Augustine Lonergan, now living in Washing ton, will return to Connecticut to aid the Democratic campaign, it was announced today by Edward J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-18

available.
 Prom the same source it was un- derstood that on the night of Oct. 2 a large ship fully loaded with grain received a direct hit and caught fire and still was burning two days later.
 'aThere is evidence too of the value of the RATS determined att tacks on invasion ports. One report states that on Sept. 16 many Ger man troops were embarked but later were taken off their ships. Invasion plans were not adopted because of the sustained offensive of the RAF."
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Government Decrees
 Published Today
tcontinued From rags D

centration camps might remain empty, as they were designed only for such foreign Jews whose activity mighty be held prejudicial to the national security or welfare.
 Destitute or jobless Jews may be put into work camps as paid workers, it was said, but only Jews whose ac- tivity was considered anti-Frencb would be put in the concentration camps.
 These Jews, it was said, may be given a chance to leave the country.
 The new statutes, it was explained were intended to eliminate Jews from any activity in which they could have voice in French gov ernment or the slightest influence in forming public opinion through the press, the radio or the theater.
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|NAZIS RESUME
 DAYLIGHT RAIDS

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M'LEVY ATTACKS
 2 MAJOR PARTIES

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MAYOR EXPRESSES
 HIS GRATITUDE

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PARTY HAS
 FAILED IN PLACE

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INVASION OF
 ENGLAND STOPPED

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the forces supporting Bridgeport's Socialist Mayor Jasper McLevy.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL
"THE MAURY. :"
THE ANCHOR INN.
tContinued.)

IG1 10th st n.w.-100 beautifully furn.
rooms with running water innfr-Spr' ns
mattresses. many showers and tub baths:
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture
wanted: contents Of aptS. or homes; also
odd pieces WE DO MOVING CAREFULLY
AND REASONABLY Georgis 1416.
BEDROOM. dining. living room. elec refer
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modern heat. bedrooms, closets. tiled
bath, kitchen. FriRidaire blocks bus and
car lines. Columbia t662.
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TRUMPETS-Sale of reconditioned instru-
ments; $3.50 Sargent brass trumpet, gold
lacquered, Sl6.50, S41.50 Victory brass
trumpet. gold lacQuered $3.50; S13O
Bach brass trumpet; gold lacauered. $50:
al completely overhauled and steriized;
Of The block. betMeen l:tth and 18th SIS :.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

WANTED for ladies room and board in
quiet country house or farm Fully so
miles from Wash Write giving price and
details. DeMaZz7n. 1921 10Th ST. NV
Washington. D. C
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

REASONABLE CASH S37 Al A MO.
all costs: corner bedrm, living rm.
dlnetfe, kit. rec. hall. bath Beau
tiful HAMPSHIRE Gardens. cross
shaped bldgs. covering whole city
block: large private park See at
once. Eyes. ADJ. 103. 225 Emer-
son st NV. GE. 514l. EDMUND
J FLYNN. Woodward BLDG. RE.
1918.
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LYON VILLAGE

New apartments now renting for October
occupancy. Eight minutes from War and
Navy Dept; the address you are pleased 10
have on your calling card. Rent in
cludes gas. electricity and refrigeration.
> and 3 rms, kitchen dlnette and bath
n and Lee hwy CH 1n1n.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
HIGHT ANnc

HIGHLANDS,
Conn ave and Calf. st. w.-South,
north and east fronts: 4 bedrooms. baths,
foyer, double living room. library. dining
room kitchen and pantry: hotel service
dining room in building; roof gardens;
1918
LINKINS CO.,
1922 St NV. DI. 1922.
EASY WALK DOWNTOWN.
1913 21St ST. NV.
tBetween r st. and Mass. AveD
One Block From Conn. Ave. Shoppes
and Transportation.
One Room, Kitchen, Dinette
and Bath With Shower.
Brand-new furniture. Very comforts ably
furnished to accommodate two adults:
Gas electricity and refrigeration included
in rent. Ample private parking space
Immediate occupancy.
1913 21st ST. NV.
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THE ABBEY,

1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Studio furnished rooms. spacious closets
club lounge. phone every room selective
menus, hotel chef.
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o131 MASS. AVE. NV.
Beautiful large room with private bath
for !, :! or 3 young ladies. Also lovely
share room for young man. Why not enjoy
the winter in this cheerful eX-embasSy
home with 40 other young ladies and
young men They say the food is excellent
1t Will be a pleasure to invite your friends
10 visit you al the Chancellor Club Costs
no more to live right Our prices Will
haDp!Iy slrprlSe Ynu DlnnuI A4n4
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ELDERLY COUPLE HUSBAND GOVERN
ment employed. desires small. completely
furnished, modern Housekeeping apart
ment Preferably frSt floor with use OF
inclosed yard fo- pet dog First zone or
good communication TO Census Building
preferred State all particulars. Box
413-N. S,ar
BACHELOR WRITER 33l WISHES TO
share furn. APT. or room, immediate
vicinity @ w U; will pay SIS mo. Write
Box 471-V, Star.
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ROOMS uNEuRNIShEp.

1898 B ST Sc rooms. kitchenette. ad-
joining bath, 2nd floor; utilities furnished.
Adults 1S'
COLORED-3O26 Sherman ave. NV
Front room, privilege of cooking; quiet,
respectable home. IL
COLORED-loO5 s St nw-Large unfurn.
front room for refined couple. Phone
MirhipaD 0O-o
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. VA, 2121 N. Military I'd
Comfortably furn. rm., adj. bath: PVT. en-
trance, unlim. phone. CHI. O630.
BETHESDA comfortably furnished rooms
in new home: conv. trans; board optional.
reasonable Oliver 1869.
ARLINGTON. VA-FurnShed room, single.
for employed person; breakfast: private
home: oil heat, garage: transp most con-
yenient CHI 1896 L.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
bofhood. some furnished Car available on
appt MPS. GREEN Shepherd 512S
3525 o ST NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath, heat, light and gas. $50 mo.
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1894 LAMONT ST. NW-Double room
English basement; fresh vegeta bles home
| cooking: S35 each. Garage. Adams 32:3
JEWISH HOME. Petworth sec.-7Corner;
homelike atmosphere: reas. ia 1897.
2715 CONNECTICUT AVE. opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-Singe and double rooms:
delicious meals: reasonable. CO 9400. 1S.
2932 UPTON ST Nw-Nr. Bureau of
thing first class: meals meals opt .-- EN- a975
UNUSUAL ,oPPoRTUN1TY- boarding
nome in lovely ne section @ Newly fur5 d
nlfhsd cony obsI trsnsp Home cooking ana
1901 FAIRMoNT ST Nw-Larse front
heat: fine food: unlimited phone.
1852 PARK RID. NV. Oct. 16-Attractive
single for young business woman; excellent
meals: unlim phone: reasonable.
s9sa ST do5S s1e
ceilent meals; Protestant. EN-. 377s.
A MOST desirable room with board pri-
Xate lavstory and real meals for a re.
fined lady or gentleman who appreciates
a quiet, conservative home: no litter
bugs need apply. Box 4s3-V. Star.
:3422 GARFIELD ST. N .W-Large corner
aetsehad eSfsfP home most for or o II %
1924 LAMONT ST. .N.W.--Large, pleasant
rm.. twin beds. excel. meals; unlim. phone:
reas Hobart 3S2S
ployed adults only; conv. trans; garage;
avail. about Oct. Is WO. 0442. 1s.
MT. PLEASANT SECTIoN-Laree double
and single room. nicely furnished excel
lent meals. 1906 Lamont st. AID. O212.
1921 QUE ST. NV vacancies for, gen.
uni phone; walking dist. Govt. depts.
412 ONEIDA PL NW-Large double room.
private lavatory; employed couple or 2
girls. A real home. RA. 1896.
AL !, KENNEDY ST; N;WmNieeIy W fur
cellent board; private detached home 49,
1S41 KALORAMA RD NW-Refined home.
Attr rooms: studio basement for 3 men,
delicious meals Mchigan 517s,
oFT CONN; opp; Wardman Park, SI ssl5
home cooking: very reas. CO. 1881.
1888 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-sunny, In
closed porch, connecting oath, reasonable;
attractive double front room, semi-bath;
2619 WooDIEY PL; NV, NJ; Wardman nnn,
also single; fne food: Dupont e762.
1920 18th, ST N:W;;--Attractiye rooms,
1915 BEAUTIFUL 18th sT.--Rooms for
iine food South, hostess RX 771s. '
RRooKLAND. 1910 PERRY ST. NE
room and board in cheerful sunny apt.
436 DELAFIELD PL NV young
men. Jewish adult family. Meals opt.
Conv bus transp. Georgia 257S.
1856 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. near Conn
ave-Beautiful front room facing park,
for / or >; reasonable. Adams 1897.
NV. SECTICN-Nicely furnished room,
twin beds, in new detached home Reas.
Board opt. Bus and car. WO. 3009.
sI2 D ST NE.-Single and double rooms;
excellent meals; convenient to Navy Yard
and transportation. Lincoln 9053
5000 ILLINOIS AVE. NW-Jewish home;
single or double room. newly furn.; Pet
worth bus Georgia 0333
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE HOME.
Double room; excellent meals
DUPONT 1929.
WEApON ARMS. 1914 18TH NV.
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ROOMS WANTED,

FURNISHED ROOM desired by " young
men twin beds, private shower: near
Conn ave bus preferred. State rent, fur
nishings. restrictions. Box ns-X Star IL
HOUSEKEEPING. by young couple: down
town, central: S1s-S20 month. Give full
details Box Ak, Star.
ROOM by employed lady: private bath,
not over $40 mo-: convenient location.
Box 417-V. Star.
rwO FURNISHED ROOMS. bath; privi-
leees near Junior h. S.: modern home;
NV Box 45g-V, Star
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FARM AND GARDEN.

RICH TOP SOIL. pulverized leaf mold and
COW manure for broadcasting. The best
and cheapest plant food. Schneider S
Farm. Bowie, Md
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large or
small lot; quality and quantity guaranteed.
Waters. WI. 4195
wELL-ROTTED COW Manure, 75c 100
lb sack 8 sacks S5: SO ton: rich dirt, soc
100 lbs: 500 lbs. So so: $50 ton sod
ding Glen Hurst Dairy. Box 575S. Bethes-
da. Md Wisconsin 1921.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
BOLIVIAN CLUB.
CHANCELLOR CLUB,

1888 18th n.w.-Single rms. also double
rms. with pvt. baths. Immediately clean
beautifully fuTn.; unusual meals
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1401 EMERSON ST. NW.--Room In quiet,
refined hcme, for employed lady.
zR1 13a.,E St iron: seeT
sdults; positively no drtnking. 10s
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.
NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.
LARGE MODERN APTS.
SPECIAL LOW RATES.

Modern. fireproof. elev. switched. bldg;
rooms large, bright, grand views all of
up: save rent by subletting few rooms.
I015 N St NV. Hobart 4116.
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CLOSEST APT. TO D. c.,

1513 Rolfe st. Il Blk. so OF Colonial
VillaCei-NeW Arm. apJ. tunfurnl, nr.
schools, bus and shopping center: S55 mo .
mel heat and h. ARLINGTON REAL
ESTATE CO. 1903 Wilson blvd, Arl, Va.
/
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WANTED LHK. ROOM in Arl.. Va NJ
objection to dog. house-broken. S5 wk
Box 419-N. Star.
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WEADoN ARMS. 1914 18th NV.
Double studio bed living room with
private bath, huge closets: exceptional
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FURNITURE-Sidebosr table. armchair.
bench. Jacobean design. $40. Gate-les table
and Windsor chairs. 500 Attractive
walnut corner cupboard, Sl5. Cheslnut
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON. VA, 23O6 LEE HIGHWAY
New, 3-room apt, porch, lanltor service.
CH. 47@H. -
UNFURN. LIVING RM, KIT, DINETTE.
badrm tile bath with shower. screened
porch; oil heat: h water furn.: avail. Oc..
18th: 81 50. ADt. 4, 1884 Wilson blvd
ChneLt1tIf lnlIn-
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MOTORS. a. cd. c., all sizes repaired. new
bearings rewinding. brushes; exch. expert
refrigerator repairs CARTY. 1908 14th.
on. BURNER. Century $50, 1,ooO-gal.
tank; hot-water heater 40-gal tank; laun-
drv traY L. 2rd 81 Sc AT 4oSN
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FURNITURE BARGAINS--Factory close
outs and floor samples: bedroom dining
ings for cash For quality and price, try
Etahler's. 625 ? ST. NV. Open It'll Q.
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BABY CHICKS.

ROCKS, r. / Reds. SIS per 100. Con-
keys Y-O feeds James Feed Store, 6l9 K
st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
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PIANO, cable & Sons. apartment up
right; owner. leaving city. will sacrifice.
Phone RE. 4nS5. Apt. lO1.
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FURNITURE-Used Tor display purposes
modern style burl walnut, 500. Duncan
Phyfe sofa, $50. Lawson sofe, WOO, cover,
S39 French sofa, l-piece down CUSHION,
So apiece dining room suite, $3.50
ehair, sI2 Occasional chair. IS. HnDA
~ Ct
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APARTMENTS UkfuRkIsHED.
Continued.

Mi NH d3Ir rd,@s r. K" M b. Shower: newly dec.
new Frigidaire. See isnitor, or wo. 4729.
2nd FLOoR-4 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
ban 1s oos heat st,en $40 and mSnth Ssb
heat $40. 1903 H st. NV
RANDLE HIGHLANDS, 14o0 29th, ST,
Sc rooms kitchen; dinette, bath;
heat and hot water furnished refs; janitor
service; laundry privileges very convt.;
S46-s47.50; adults only. BUSADA. AT.
1900 POTOMAC AVE. sE-3 ROOMS,
porch; private side ent.; utilities; adults.
apt. 2 rooms; kitchen, dinette, bath; very
0 10th ST. sE.-FIRST FLOOR. A LARGE
rooms, kitchen, bath, heat and hot water
furn.: conv. schools and trans: reas.
3016 TILDEN NV. APT. 5O3-ATrR.
kit. large closets; redec., 3 expos. overlook
Ing gardens. EN-. 9446.
903 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
rooms and bath: S25.
INTERNATIONAL BANK. DI. 0s64
6s05 GA. AVE NV
GNTERNAToSAE anfts k BhNk Rssk ST. D osa4 sf2
17I2 18th ST. NV
IL rms, Kitchen, bath, reig, Si5 UP.
Res. mgr. MI. 5133.
n DIS 81 NE a,o
INTERNATIoNAL BANK DI' ose4.
17I1 35th ST, N,w--s42 so AND s45.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath; electric re-
fTlgeratlon on house current.
1719 K ST. NV MA 1885
24G7 FIFTEENTH ST NV
tacns mGdern Mersan TspTog5
garden. csrpeted corridors, sir-cooling:. all
electric kitchen. parauet flooring. built-in
Kitchen equipment, exhaust fan, ventilating
Now available: Q rooms. Kitchen, oinette.
foyer bath with shower and amD.e closets.
Concealed bed affords additional sleeping
trIclty for lighting. cooking and Tefrigera-
See Resident Msnager.
2407 FIFTEENTH ST NV
1909 n, CAPITOL ST. NV RI,
54i0s Conn, ave NV r. k. b. $500
5406 Conn ave NV r. k b. 4O5O
544 3ld st. n.w.-3 =, k. and b. - 35 80
4524 Iowa ave. n.w.-1 r. k. b. 80 50
NJ Rp 5sh t1S st. pI,gpv3r. \ Tm3 r. and b % 30
Convenient to Roosevelt High School, new
library, stores and transportation. Rea-
sonable rental
-, EDWARD FOWLER & son;
1899 EYE ST NV, ) R, x. AND B.
lt53 Euclid st. NV. FIVE rooms.
1919 A st. ne, > T, x. and b.
1860 Blltrore st. NV, 3 T, kit. and bath
llIf 18TH ST. NV, rooms.
VIM r. ELLIS,
1899 Eye ST. NV. DI 202g
350l 18th ST NV.
Modern Elevator Bldg,
: Rooms Kitchen. Bath,
Dlnette, FREE Retg
Only 81 so to $50
INSPECT Dav or Night.
THE AMERICAN co.
S01 18th St NV
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PIANO-Small plain case apartment size
baby grand, S1S1: mahogany finish very
easy terms MA. 1913. Jordans, cor
ner 18th and G sts.
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pIANOS-We have several used Knabe
and Steinway. grands in practically new
stantislly less than their original prices
new guarantee; very easy terms. Ma.
4130 kits 132O @ ST
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XYLOPHONES-Se our display Of xylo-
phones and marimbas, new and used
prices from $685. up very easy terms
Republic 1870. The Piano Shop, 1O15 eth
81 ~ ~ OPEN EVENINGS
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ORGAN, Hammond electric model A; B-40
cabinet: will sacrifice at S415 less than
cost SH 224S-W.
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DIAMONDS-Buy now in spite Of The ad-
vance in prices We are still Offering
ereat bargains from estates and private
parties. Fine color perfect diamond
! Il 100 carats. in platinum mounting
for $3.50. lz-carat diamond. finest gem
quality. perfect. for Sl35. Fine perfect
diamond weighing l - 100 carats can
be bought for S3S5.0O. | pair antique
diamond earrings for S21 80. Ask Tor MT.
Oppenheimer 903 F St NV.
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1918 L st nw-Sineles twins and triples,
s. up Plenty baths and running water
All new furnishings. Just opened. Maid
service and phone. Walking everywhere.
Refined people
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on BURNER, On-O-Matic; good condi-
ton: with or without tank. cheap. End
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OLYMPIA. 1868 Euclid st. NV. Apt. 40
Studio bedrm. suitable . girls: unllm.
phone elevator: SD mo CO 735s-J
1857 EUCLID ST N.W-Attractive room.
End f.. next bath; ! or .; convenient cars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Rev. Walter Crider
Speaker At Meeting
OF CINE. Laymen

Foriv-Six members were Pee
sonfed ,t The ,'ME I.aymcn's meet
i've hold SUNDAY 40 3 80 pm. At
Grace Chapel CME church
The mcctirE VAS opened WI
prayer hy - r. Nero and soas
hv the Ailcn Temple Church choir.
DR. Cooper introduced tho Roy. ".
\ eridcr. pastor Of Allen Temple
NMt.. who spoke on The ihcme. is
life Worth ld,ng2' The address
was impressive.
The Roy. C. A. Adams spoke
lriehy concerning his TWO weeks
spout ~ the University hospital n
Ann Arbor during his illness Or.
Niams' suggestion OF n round Ia
bl" discussion was accepted
The discussion will take place at
The next meeting 10 he held line
lf az $50 pm al Grace CME The
offering was 81
George W Irwin f. secretary:
NancN Evans. treasurer and G.. a.
Adams. chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Christian Science

Ancient and Modern Nccroman-
cv alias Mcsmerism and Hypnotism
Denounced. will be h g sub
icct OF the Lesson Sermon In al.
Christian Science Churches thro-
uehout the world on Sunday, June
..
The Golden Text Jeremiah 20:
13i IS: "Sing unto the Lord praise
We the Lord for no hath dolisrr-
ed The soul OF the poor from thc
hand of evldoers'
Among the Bible citations IL this
passage Il Samuel a.a): Talk no
more 80 exceeding proudly: let moi
arrogancy come ont OF yoar
mouths for the Lord IT. a God Of
knowledge, and by his actions are
weighed
Correlative passages 20 be ~cad
from the christian Science text
hook Science and llcalth' with
lie, 10 the scriptures hy Mary
Baker Eddy. includes The followin,
tp 1904 MAN is properly SCI
governed only when he Is guido!
rightly and governed by his Max
cr. divine Truth and Love"