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Evening star., 1941-07-09

6USINeSS OPPOkIUNIIIES.
WANTED TO BUILD BUILDING FOR
lsundry plant in expensive End COM
rooms: good fixtures, small stock: $3.50
cash takes it. Must sell. GE. s513.
WANTED-Restaurant. APARTMENT house
dining room; in good location. win pay
PARTNER for beauty shoppe wanted. One
OF the best located and paying shoppes in
Town S5O and up per week possible on
Union Station ard Post once. viii make
an attractive lease proposition recurring
food business is necessary. Box 4:l-J.
CANDY. SODA FIT. SANDWICHES, school
supplies etc; corner store; low rent lease;
81 800; terms. Box 4s"-J. Star.
LUNCH. across street from Government
building; close 3 pm. and Sundays: low
rent: price. $3.50. Box 4s1-J Star,
CAFETERIA, excellent location, near Gov
Weefy mSst ae
cordingly. Box 472-J, Star. IL
DESIRABLE LOCATION for drugstore
horhodd IN 5hfSy f5 ybs pepTsted nsgh
a nigh school with l 900 students 5o3
Lfl Dale Or. This modern daylight store is
ample pIh psTki1F IFon5ase fsr,s on streets With
with basement. available with an apt. or
without. which is directly above Heat and
moderate rental to responsible party. Cali
Mr. Carliner. Sligo 352a, for Inspection
RESTAURANT with beer and wine license,
mess Ssern e9uiPmsnt in fast-srowins bust
eAtra GOOD business. Terms. Call CHI l345.
RADIO AND RECORD STORE-In an sc-
I've I've NorthWest section: low rent with long
iease' isFs "a o5%n eood fast cash business: viii
d1a
urn investment in much less than A year.
Box 45-J, Star.
RESTAURANT-Acros from Ige, hospital:
Eqod business: owner has other interest
GROCERY AND DELICATEssEN-No rea-
sonable offer refused Living uuarters.
800 will handle, Phone Alexandra a3s8
- l3s
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, corner
3rd and Concord ave NV: over S5000
monthly business: :! trucks. wine and beer
license Price. $1,000 for quick sale. is.
GROCERY and delicatessen. loo1 L ST. NV,
q I51eer 1@ ano VINE. D apis upstairs. Rent,
si'o month Tor whole building store free.
BOOMING HOUSE. reasonably priced, good
iocatlon; no brokers. Phone Dupont 5I36
for appointment. TO-
NEED CASH. must sell gas station. leased
investment; no brokers. Box 4a9-J, Star.
lU-
WANT PARTY with $4,000 to ioin me- in
a deal where the investment is absolutely
Sa1e and large profit should be quickly
MADE Don't answer unless you mean
business: Box 456-J. Star.
APIS. AND ROOMS. near Dupont Circle
Income, S1S5; rent. S16.
JAY REALTY CO. RE. 1850.
THIS WEEKS BEST BUYS
BOARDING HOUSE, right al Dupont
Circle: II rms, all single beds and unusu-
ally Wen furnished. Rent SIOU Only - 300
BOARDING HOUSE. Conn. ave: /. rms
HeasS rent Good furniture 50 500
ROOMING HOUSE. Dupont Circle: II r
La5ge aE ,I4 meome ; Rent sl05. Only So 900.
Sl"5 weekly bus Only 81 900
=, All on Reasonable Terms
X NJ DE SHAZO l1?3 l4th. MA, $500
ROOMS AND BOARDS RMS
Conn. Ave. Near Dupont Circle
Very nice furn. Income, $3.50.
oargaln-ony 5000 down.
JAY REALTY co. RE $3.50
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1915 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Largs 3rd-
l. floor front, for gentlemen. also base
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LINCOLN PARK-Delightfu!. coo! front
room . gentlemen: separate beds chw
breakfast OPT. 1914 F. Capitol II 1853.
5"-7 NEBRASKA AVE NW-NevIy fur
nlshed room, cool and brigrr pIt. bath;
reasonable After 3 IN 80"
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172S 18th ST. NW-Nice clean roor-.
single. double. inner--pr!nR mattress On
bus line. ~ week I'd To-
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re- ISIS 18th ST. NV large rooms, pvt.
ms shower bath, Frigidaire: adults I4th Ct.
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"017 KALORAMA RD NW-Lovelv cool
room with screen porch. single or double
- block Conn ave. Convenient cars snd
bucP North -1tA 10.
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no. one. tables ,sr fsssonssi. M .ssi,
rSns,sr,sos. psns ~ s..,i. r''r ',sS..n S..G asS,'
Eat. sac, after 4 sn
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STUDIO ROOM with grill: also room with
private bath. by day; unllm. phone. MI.
Pleasant cars 1894 Iauier pl NV
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SILVER sPRING-Employed lady. gentle,
wishes to share new home with another
emplnved lady SH 6.lhO-J
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK-Large double
room: also single, next to bath: reasonable.
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OVERLOOKING SHOREHAM HOTEL
Large double rm.. new twin beds, break
fast if desired AID 3l2u. To-
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CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER dALBERT INC.
SIS 10th st. NV Phone National A711.
Evening star., 1941-07-09

VACUUM CLEANERS-Gala reopenine sale.
rebuilt cleaners as low as S6.95 We are
one Of the oldest and most reliable vacuum
cleaner parts and service companies in
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/ NEAR lith ST, 45l5 Arkansas ave NV
men only: Sl4 month GE lAaA
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1406 35th ST NW-Larae rm. VIII
porch, suitable ! or . gentlemen, S"5.
MI 0661
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523s NEBRASKA AVE. N.W.-Lsrss rrn
rm. gentlemen. OR. O19S, 5-S I'm.
2OIO WYOMING AVE. N.W.-2nd floor
double room with porch. twin beds unllm
nhOTe
Evening star., 1941-07-09

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, corner
3rd and Concord ave. NV: over S5000
monthly business: . trucks, wine and beer
incense Price, $500 for quick sale. I3s
1HSOCERY and delicatessen. l001 L ST. NV.
month uh
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3911 18Th NW-Double room. lst-tloor
front twin beds. nicely furn good trans
portation. l blk. Tlvoh Theater and shop
ping center. y
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E-ROOM SUITE. twin beds, Tor LADIES
or gentlemen; garage. Woodlev los
1857 PARK ROAD NW-SmaN front
room clean, refined home. for young lsdv.
employed every convenience AID. 1851.
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1926 SHERIDAN W.-Large room. south
ern exposure, semi-pvt. bath. LARGE closet.
z windows. gentle: SH5-S:bN
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1925 CHAPLIN ST NV. Apt. 3I-Nev.v
furnished room. . windows, single or
double: cow tranSp AID I42l
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a2S NJ ST NV. The Aristocrar "-Loyely
front Ink room. Frigldalre, Ss.25, siSO
basement l. h k. - 50
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1876 18th ST NV, cor Studio room,
Pullman kitchen. phone. suitable one or
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1928 CHURCH ST. N.W.-Gentile gentle
man: > rooms. $50 and SIS. Hobart on I,
between } and y nm To-
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and used sold. rented. repaired Terms.
Open evenings. American Typewriter Co.
Eoet CT 0nSp
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CHAIR CANEING.

Automobiles Spray Painted, $40
up. Call for estimate. DU. 1850.
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I7Os NEWTON ST. NV, Apt. 2l--Lisht
cool corner room. phone. Kitchen PRIVILEGES.
Call after pm. weekdays
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54o7 KANSAS AVE. N.W-Back room.
connecting screened porch for l man. s.
mo- Call TAYLOR 1925
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LOOK WASH NEWCOMERS cool.
lovely. quiet res section: trarsp. oreCI 10
Govt. deptS: Sl1.5O. I;I:eS FarraEut y.
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1l9 4th ST. NE.-Large, nicely furnished
front rm for gentlemen, private home. Sl5
monthly each Franklin Oa9.a
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2I2O ST NW-Nlcely furnished SINGLE
sleeping room, walking distance Govern
mP0t bldpS 81 81
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MODERN MAIDENS

5 weeks old. Ii. 4lO1-J. 1905 Morse n e.
Evening star., 1941-07-09

CAFETERIA, excellent location, near Gov
ernment buildings; nicely equipped: average
$500 weekly: must sell quickly; priced ac-
cordingy Box 472-J, Star. lls
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SINK 3 compartments and sterilizer.
standard restaurant size; good new:
S3b 1874 Connecticut ave
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SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

NAN, 80. for temporary lob summer
months: hard worker neat. accurate. well
educated; knowledge typing. Box 42l j,
Star To-
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ELECTRICAL CENTER,
h14 10Th SA NV National

VICTROLA, large, mahogany; $40. 4l27
New Hampshire ave. NV. Taylor O2oS
WASHERS-Sale of discontinued models;
lev S35: Thor SEQ price includes fller
hose pump. Pay 81 weekly. 10 DAYS
TRIAL. Republic 1890. The Plsno Snop.
&. "
Evening star., 1941-07-09

CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK.
WORK HORSE. 5-year-o -old sorren. perfect
for truck gardening: low priced saddle
horse: 8 ewes and lambs: Toggenburg milk
goats; miscellaneous horse-drawn and
other tools: trailer. bicycles: owner beins
transferred Hyattsville 0221.
GRAY WORK MARES. one thoroughbred
SorreD mare: very reasonable. Oxford
1906.
Evening star., 1941-07-09

RADiO AND RECORD STORE-In an ac-
i've Northwest section: low rent with long
tease. good fast cash business Will
taKe S5,oOo.OO cash TO handle Will re-
Iuin p investment in much less than a year
Evening star., 1941-07-09

RESTAURANT with beer and wine license
modern equipment; in fast-growing busi-
ness community in Arlington Co: doing
eAtra GOOD business. Terms. Call CHI l345
Evening star., 1941-07-09

1925 EYE ST NW.-Front room, newly
decorated twin beds, nicely furnished;
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1910 COLUMBIA RD n W.-3Id floor
very large rooms, connecting or sep. bath
adults only ref: permanent. co. DBL.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. high school, colored, wants lob as
mothers helper; full or part time Michi-
o.
Evening star., 1941-07-09

CHAUFFEUR. coIored, experienced. 36 yrs.
OF age, very neat: best OF city references.
ME c.ou
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MAN. 80. for temporary lob summer
months: hard worker. neat, accura te. well
educated knowledge tipping. Box 43l j.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(COntlnued

NEARBY MD-Cool. modern, furn. room,
pvt. bath; for .; single beds, new home.
| unlm. phone: $40: refs. oliver 120O-
Evening star., 1941-07-09

WASHERS-Bendix. reposs. de luxe model.
formerly SI1a 80 now S99 95: also brand
new $40 Thor washers. with pump in the
crates $50 90: easy terms: pay with YOUR
light bill
Evening star., 1941-07-09

HIGH-TYPE MAN. 50, desires any posi-
tlon where endeavor. good appearance and
honesty are essential salary basis. Box
462-J. Star IA
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supplies, etc; corner store; low rent: lease;
nne money-maker. reason for selling; price,
81 900; terms Box 4So-I Star
Evening star., 1941-07-09

RESTAURANT IN small hotel close TO the
Union Station ard Post Once. VIII make
an attractive lease proposition recurring
very little capital. knowledge of the
Star J3-
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BOY colored, 20, h. $ erad. wishes Job
as porter. helper or anything honest. Call
Warren. NOrth 81
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3I5q 18th st. NV
m. 3 windows, semI-pyt,
nen lad{aa nnly
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MAINTENANCE MAN. IA years expert
ence; do anything: references; want steady
employment. Chestnut k3ll after D l.
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PERSONAL.

ROOM FOR LADY. STAY WITH VERY
deaf lady go out with her: kitchen privi-
legeS; TeaS. Box 4S1-J. Star
MEN, DON'T TAKE UP ALL YOUR ROOM
with clothes you don't use. CALL ME UP,
] will pay good price for them. Becker
1913 11th St nv, phone DU. 1855. Home
1 LII 4 rnrrn .
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WANTED TO BUILD A BUILDING FOR
laundry plant in expensive End COM
mercial. Box 4S5-J, Star. IL
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4SO7 IOWA AVE. NW.-Cool. large, Swim
dow room. large closet. twin beds: private
conv. 14th st. car; S32.50
BROOKLAND. 34O2 18th st. n.e.-Single
and double room. newly decorated and
furn.; - blk. bus: unlim. phone; $500
$3.50
1851 UPSHUR ST NW-Laree front
room with pvt. shower bath: S35.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SCOTTIE PUPS, black. A. K. C. registered
male. female: very good ones; reasonable
Phone hillside OdQo-W 1Is
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PRIVATE FAMILY IN APT, opposite
Shoreham Hotel has bedrooms ana batn
available; breakfast, telephone and maid
service 250I Calvert = Adj 304. Can
be seen eNsnlnEs from q 70 Q D NJ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17
F our Year College
 Courses Being Cut
Harvard Princeton and Yale to Accelerate Training
 of Students Likely to Be Called Into Service

tho traditional four-year college course.
 Tn order to make possible early selecting Of the entering class, 50 that Freshmen who wish to partlci- pate in the accelerated curriculum may be ready to start work in late June or early July" Mir. Moves said, Harvard, Princeton, and Yale an- nounce, for tho duration Of the emergency, a plan by which appli- cantS may Do notified of admission early in May. As before, chief weight will be laid on the applleantS' records in secondary school, AS validating tests, the three univers iStieS will use, for most applicants, the April series provided by the College Entrance Examination Board. These tests consist of the Scholastic Aptitude Test on the morning of Saturday, April Il, and Q series of aehlvement tests in lang. uages, sciences, and social sciences, on that afternoon. Choice among these latter tests will depend upon the students preparatory courses iil his final school year and his plans for college,
 "A June series of College Board examinations will be used (a) for late applicants; (h) for applicants who prefer to make use of this method of admission and who do not plan to utilize the accelerated program; Co for doubtful cases in the earlier group,
 Further details will be announce cd later"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17
vESPER CAROL
 SERVICES SET
Ist Methodist Choir Music to Be Broadcast From
 Tower Sunday

The Christmas season will be ob- served In First Methodist church next Sunday with two services, one at i0;30 o'clock and the other at s o'clock, and by brief periodic pro- grams of chimes from the church tower during the afternoon.
 The church has arranged for the demonstration of 6 system of sound amplification which makes possible, not only clearer hearing within the church, and hearing aids for those who are hard of hearing, but the broadcast from the tower of the church, bells, carillonic chimes, nu- sic of records, and music of the lo- cal church hoir,
 The annual Christmas Gift serve ice Wtl be held at l0:30 o'clock when members of the congregation will bring their gifts of provisions or of money to be used in bringing Christmas cheer to those who might otherwise have a cheerless Christi mas. The committee will distribute the gifts on the day before Christi mas.
 At five o'clock there will be e spec cial Christmas Vesper Carol Serv- Ice, during which the music of the church choir wil be picked up with the mlcrophone, amplified, and broadcast from thee hurch tower for the immediate neighborhood ct the center of the city.
 Both morning and afternoon, Christmas music will be used. The choir Is under the direction of Charles W. Piatt, and consists of Q full chorus and quartet. The mem. beYs of the quartet are, soprano, Miss Margaret Mitchell; contralto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17
Lithuanian Alliance
 To Entertain Students
Christmas Party to Be Held This Evening at Nemunas
 Hall; c. of C. to Purchase Three Defense Bonds
BROOKLYN NEWS

when he comes to this city early next year for a speaking engage ment under the auspices of the Lithuanian Relief Fund committee. Word of the definite date of the visit is awaited from the national headquarters of the relief fund in Chicago.
 Plans were furthered by the group for the variety program which will be presented jointly with the Lith- uanian Chamber of Commerce Aux Hilary on February 1 at Nemunas hal.
 Ruta Christmas Party
 The Lithuanian Women'S Ruta society will hold a Christmas party Friday night at 8 o'clock at st. Jo- seph'S hall. Members and their friends have been invited. A grah- bag will be 6 feature of the pro- gram. Mrs. Nellie Jenusaitis and Mrs, John zailckas are in charge of arrangements.
 Preparations for the church Christmas program were made by the st, JosephS parish K. of L., choir ct Q rehearsal held last night at the choir room under the direc. ton of Professor Alexander J. Alek- sis, choirmaSter. Plans also were furthered for the annual Christmas party which will be held ct the Chase club on December 27. Mrs. Anthony Mikllnevich Is chairman of arrangements and she will be as- sisted by Aldona Bukauskas, Al Jarus, Joseph Janosh, Marcelle An. drikiS, and Paul Kauneckis.
 Other social activities scheduled
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17

W. N. VandeFbilt'S phrase, "T'he public Do damnedi" has been used
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17

New Haven, Doc. l7-Announee- ment of the procedure to be foilow- cd in the admission of the next freshman classes ct Harvard, Prince ton, and Yale, as the three uniyer- sites move together to c wartime footing, was made here today by Edward 6. Moves, chairman of the Board of Admissions at Yale.
 The three institutions announced separately yesterday plans for year. round Instruction to accelerate training of those students who may be called Into service. All three will use the summer months for 6 third term, beginning in late June or early July. Under tho new program more thar . year will Dc cut from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17

hg the ohnlr incinta
 he he'd on 1anuaf7 t1 a sephs jointly with the A0'S cholr Of Hartford and Nf choir Of Bridgeport, and an dance to ha sponsored NAhKaAK at st. J0seph'B han. Al 1ax in charge of arrangements fcg latter.
 The dance on January ig uI1 held for the heneflk of the IathnaN inn monthly magazine 'A6uEao NeN published in Chicago. The Nutm Swingapaters orchestra Of HaKtfo will furnish music. Arrangement ere being made by the executive board of the Connecticut 1ithuanlen Catholic church choir committee which includes Professor AlekslS Marcelle AndriEis, and Al JarOs, 0t the local choir.
 Federation Meeting
 The monthly meeting of the Fed eratlon of Lithuanian Catholic 50 cietieS, lodge 22, originally scheduled for December 26, w.il be held instead next Sunday, December 2i, at as30 In the old St, JoSepllS school, aev cording to an announcement made by Professor Alexander J. Aleksas, president. Plans will be made at that time for participation in de- fense activities and for the pur- chase of defense bonds.
 Girl Scout Party
 A Christmas party will be held by the Girl Scouts of Troop i2 to- night at the parish hall of the Third Congregational church. In ascord- ance with troop custom the Scouts will 90 Christmas carrolling in the neighborhood before the party. Nel- lie Wisackas, Virginia Adams, and Mary Ann Matusavage are in charge of arrangements, The party pro- gram will include games, songs, Q grabbing and refreshments.
 Student Choir Meeting
 The St, Josephs ehursh student choir will hold Q rehearsal tonight at 7;S0 at the choir room instead Of Friday as originally planned, accord ing to an announcement made by Professor Alexander J. Aleksis. Prep arations will be made for the Christmas church program and plans will be furthered for several social activities,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17
SUPREME COUNCIL
 OF INTER ALLIES
President Roosevelt Res. veaIs That There Is Talk
 of United Fronts
BY JOHN 4. REICHMANN InitNd Press Staff C0FFesnOnden

| GAhpNH AENHB 0bRhk SVhAbBRVhsssSssb
 Washington, Dec. l7-(UP) -Crea- ton of an inter allied supreme council to coordinate the war effort against the Axis was believed . cer- tainty today following President Rooseveit's revelation that talks along that line have been proceed ing for some time.
 Speculation centered immediate iy on the possibility Of British Prime Minister winston Churchill coming to this country to get the council going. Reports from London h@ve emphasized that such matters of high policy could only be properly discussed by statesmen of the most responsible type"
 However, 1t was also believed that some other high cabinet officers might act as the permanent British representative on the council since the heads of states coulA not be in attendance ct all the necessary meetings.
 Administration leaders in Con- gross were generally of the opinion that some such body should be created.
 Discussions on matters of high strategy are reported already url- deFway iil Russia and dispatches from London made clear that more could be expected soon in Washing ton. Diplomatic sources here said c permanent council to meet in the United States might be expected as Illogical" step since, in contrast to the first World war, the present war calls for joint military and Iia- val action in the Pacific as well as the Atlantic.
 Most Accessible Capital
 The Pacific was almost wholly undieturbed in the first World war. Now Washington is not only the most peaceful and most accessible capital. It is also the most central.
 Supporting the belief that some announcement was imminent on the creation of a joint consultative body were simultaneous reports from China and Australia on the pos- sibility of joint command or su- preme council. MT. Roosevelt told his press conference late yesterday that talks about such a plan are coming along well.
 The council, if 1t is created, prob ably will include all the powers fighting the Axis. Emphasis would be the United States, Russia and Great Britain, however, with other countries yielding lesser authority. China and members of the British commonwealth of nations might be expected to have some voice in the proceedings.
 Once the council was established, it was believed that each country would have a representativ of the chief Of state of aach power. Each represents would have q nliii- tary, naval and economic advisor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17

Then there's the story of the Vets eran reporter who died. He had served for many years at the fire headquarterS and was well liked. The men in the fire department de- cided 10 send Q floral piece to the funeral. They told the florist to give tthem something appropriate. .. What they got was piece in the shape Of firemen's badge, with these big red letters across it: "Ad. nit Within Fire Lines"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-17
SOCIETY PLEDGES
 AID IN WAR PLANS
AveIIinO E COnnaziOnaIi Group Also Votes to Pur.
 chase $lOO Bond

The Provlncia di Aveiltno c Con- Tlazionali Society at its meeting elected officers for year Of ie42, voted to buy Sl00 in Defense Bonds and adopted a resolution pledging the Society's support in all out war effort for American victory. The resolution signed by President Vin- cengo SpiotN and Secretary Gio. vanni Cecere, was as follows:
 Tn this amount of grave danger in which our country Is fighting to preserve It's freedom and independ- ence, the members of the Society Provincial al Avellino Connazionali unanimously declare their support Of the National Defense effort of the nation.
 We join the whole of the Ameri. can people in cooperation with the effort which must bring final vic- tory to America and all of human ity. AS an expression of this loy- alty to our adopted country and the country of our children. our or- ganization has unanimously decided to purchase $i0O in Defense Bonds. The society pledges itself to extend at all times fullhearted support of the government and all it's agencies of Civilian Defense for preserving Q free and democratic America"
 The elected officers are:
 vincenzo Spiotti, president: Orazio Di Napoli. vice-president; D'Agos- tino Modestino. orator; Cecere Gio- canni, recording secretary: Benedict Ii Rene. financial secretary; Per- riello Sabino, treasurer; Antonio Galente, past orator; counsellors, Iosa Giovanni, Colasanto Antonio, Lenza Giro, De Vicario Alfonso, Di- Napoli Carmine: social doctor -- Dr.. Saverio Cerullo.