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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-14
Football Wars Can't Hurt Us!
By DAN PARKER

PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL WAR s upon us which is much more pleasant to contemplate than the kind of poec they're thing, public competition There have been football The New Americans competition Giants last the grid Yankees suddenly backing and two name players team in the National would glad to have
 Tommy Harmon Kmbrough be the headEnes fin the Yankee Stadium Sunday in the New York Inc Grounds While the Giants n-KimbrOugh combination that laughed
 The Giants themselves got their first big impetus N the John Kmbrough pig enough of them in the field rival leagues conditions een anove complaint are bound to improve S it, boys the fan win for
 CALIFORNIA BOXING REFEREES gone sou sud- den On top of the recent draw decision Referee Abe saved Billy technical Garcia Referee Benny whitman handed down that ngny from Gogonzoa This verdict
 
 256-pound Abe Simon from defeat the 86pound Referee Whitman tabbed six Abe though Abe also ahead points his Tor the police to provide for who saw Thompsons victory triumph yet drawl " " v : OVER THE PROTEST Jerry Giese chairman of the Cali. 1ornia State Athletic Commission the other members sion voted recently wrestling promoters license to Ray
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-14

Schedule This Week Aces vs. Jokers, Alleys ] and 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-14
POKER PIN PICKUPS

Diamonds vs. Deuces, Alleys 3-3. Spades vs. Jacks, Alleys 5.6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-14

High gingle-I Roberts. ChMa@. k4z. High Threo--Adamf A&HrNEs E&4. HlMh 0nme~C&&@ NNaN. 4N# EfGh X1aip rhNNt. *AH#
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-14
Standing

Attendance: 90 per cent.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
Asthma Mu(us
Coughing, Gasping

Thanks to Q Doctors prescTiption called
Mendaco, thousands now palliate terrible re-
hurring attacks OF choking, gasping, cough
nature remove thick excess mucus. No dopes,
no smokes, no injections. Just tasteless,
pleasant tablets, The rapid, delightful pal
welcome sicep--a .cod-sendo a printed
snafantee wrapped around each package OF
aIendac0 insnres an Immediate refund of
isficd You have everything TO gain and
notfing to lose under this positive money
back guarantee so get Mendaco from y0nr
druggist today for only SOC. X
THE PEOPLES DRUG CO.
Cincinnati and Washington Sta
csrmantowa S.. and Bro@dwAy
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
GOVERNORS
WIFE VISITS
w. VA. COLLEGE

INSTITUTE, w. Va, June Is.
Mrs. M. M. Nicely, wife OF his
Excellency, M. M. Nicely, Cover
nor Of the State of West Virginia
and their daughter, Miss Corinn
Nicely, visited the West Virginia
State college Thursday, June s,
after having attended the annua
exhibit of the School Tor til,
Deaf and Blind at Institalte. n.
A. Boiling, principal.
They were escorted through
the division OF vocational eduea
ton by President John w. Davis
and r. ]. Lacy, arting director
of the Trade and Technical de-
partment. Mrs. Nicely was espe-
cially impressed by the work IN
brick-masonry, ornamental con-
crete and painting. She praised
the achievement Of President
Davis and his staff in building
an institution that provides for
the needs and development of the
Negro youth Of the state and
nation.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

fine services have become an an.
nual event and is worthy
emulation by all,
The "Airplane Trip to the
Bahama Islands comes to an end
Monday evening followed by a
dinner honoring the winner on
Friday evening". All are invited
To be present. A special invitation
issexiended to all Missionary so
eieties in the city to be present,
Dinner tickets are 25c.
Last Monday eveninp Rev. j,
Melbw Hroaddus and Deacon VII
liam Parks went to Cincinnati to
be guests at The banquet III hon.
Or Of Dir. w. II, Williams, pastor
Of the Great Antioch Baptist
church. DR.. Williams was the
worthy recipient Of many yalua-
Ablo gifts amounting to more than
ST 600.
THE center Of all activities ut
Tabernacle is the unit prayer
services conducted each Wednes-
day evening by individual fc-
males. Won't you come next
week?
Mrs. J. w, Broaddus, wife Of
the pastor, witnessed the com.
mencement exercises at State
Norman college, Frankfort, Ky,
last week.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
L.ouis-Conn Fight
Films Are Here

An opportunity to see the only
authentic fight pictures Of the
Louis-Conn ring battle, will be at
forded local sports fans, as the
pictures is to be presented by the
Chassis theatre for three days,
starting Sunday. The blow-by-
blow account, shows the light
weighing Irish Billy Conn, build
ing up substantial point advan-
tage, and finally the unlucky
thirteenth round in which Louis
forced the Knockout blow that
kept the championship title fol
the Detroit heavy. The pictures
will. be shown in addition to tho
other program.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
Shiloh, Baptist

Church on sprague ST.
ALL ARE WELCOME
Order Of Services
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
DAYTON
L 0 c A L 5

Mrs. Halle Douglas Wright
and Lieut.. Wright send greet
ings to all their friends. Mrs.
Wright states she is enjoying
ing Boston because there are so
many interesting things to scs.
She has met Rev, Thompson and
he too sends best regards to all
Dayton friends. The Wrights are
residing at SO Harold street,
Boston, Mass.
Sponsors Resign.
At the last monthly business
meeting of the Junior League
Mrs. Marian Anderson and Mrs.
n anche Parsons tended their
designations as sponsors Of the
Dayton chapter :
Finds Son Better.
Mrs. Ophal Flynn of 63 Meai
street. who was called 10 Chica-
go last week on account of the
illness of her son, Harry Hunt,
found him much better. He is
out of the hospital and recover
ing fine. Mrs. Flynn returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Alice Barlow Of Denni-
son avenue is confined to her
J home on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreland Forte
and daughter left Sunday for
Boston, Mass, whore Mr.. Forte
win have charge Of Camp At
water. He is coach at Dunbar
high school.
County Missionary Meeting.
The Montgomery Country Mis-
sionary Union will meet at st.
John Baptist church, cor. Summit
and West Fifth streets, Sunday
at 3 p. M, in joint meeting
with st. John missionary society.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
2-3 Saturday, girls.

The Linden Center Neighbor-
hood group with Mrs. Stella
Thomas president, is fostering
neighborhood Improvement pro
gram. The next meeting will be
held Monday evening, June %,
most interesting program will
be given by the Goodwill Indus
tries, with lecture and motion
picture at p. m.
All baseball teams. junior, in
termediate and senior boys wish
ing TO play IN the Linden Center
league, will please get in touch
with the boys work director 1T
once.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
THEATRICALS
CIO PUSHES DRIVE TO
PLACE 1000 NEGROES IN BUICK
STUDEBAKER CHICAGO PLANTS

CHICAGO, June 18. (By
Robert A. Davis for AMP
Three hundred delegates to the
Clio Industrial Union council rep
rssenting 100000 Clio workers
in the Chicago area, Monday sup
ported unanimously a resolution
to fight discrimination against
Negro workers in industries hold
ind defense contracts. The Buick
xnd Studebaker corporations
have plants under construction in
Chicago which, when completed,
will employ 10000 workers. The
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
7 abernacle Baptist !

Sunday is Kentucky Day al
Tabernacle Baptist church, Rev
r. E, S, Utterabck, youthful,
pastor Of First Baptist c'lursl Of
Frankfort, KY, his lhoirs ara
Congregation will arrive Sunday
morning to sondult all day ser
viles for Rev. ] Welby Broaddus
The fine spirit of cooperation
which exists between the two
churches led to he beginning Of
these services last year. These
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

'CIO set up q committee Of dis
elimination composed Of Albert
Glenn, United Automobile Work
ers organizer; Pleass Kellogg,
Farm Equipment Workers Orga-
nizing committee; John David
son, United Construction Work
ers; Joe Paskonka. Packinghouse
Workers Organizing committee;
Ernie De Maio, Electrical, Ra-
dio and Machine Workers Union
and John Smeiss, United Cam
nery, Agriculture, Packing and
Allied Workers.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
LINDEN CENTER
N @ 7 E S


Want to swim Want to learn
to swim? Come to Linden Center
and enjoy the newly renovated
pool. Mr.. Ernest Westbrook has
been secured as swimming IN
structor. Clip the following sched
ule and put it in your home as a
reminder:
Swimming Schedule
11-l2, Daily, boys.
3-4 Tuesday and Thursday,
Adult women.
So Daily, boys.
4-5 Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday, girls.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

Virginia Bruce, pictured here in the title role Of
'fThe Invisible Woman, appears and disappears in
mantle sequences is co-starred with John Howard cap
ably supported by brilliant cast including John Barry
more Charlie Rugges and Oscar Homoka at the Palace
Theatre Sunday only, June 22nd.
Boss of Bullion City, Starring Johnny Mack
Brown also THE Troopers Take A Bow" and Chapter
No of the thrilling serial Sky Raiders" complete
program Of entertainment we'll worth the 1Oc admission
price.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
The public is invited.
Mrs. Anna Moore, Pres,

Elder and Mrs. Johnnie Bean
of Petersburg, Va, made a hur-
ried trip to Dayton Tuesday
The Elder and wife visited Mr..
N. A. Anderson Of West Fifth
street and called at the Forum
Office. They called to Columbus
to attend the funeral cf Mrs
Beans brother-in-law, and re-
turned home by Columbus.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

Hereph Jack Beaags replacement troops he 'Reafar
Fellers program replaces AS WV ard AbC af
Lett Raymond I1ea 81, herd 6 ~
Duff: Dlckie putteu lnp DNga Idaa S-
lips Dickie Aonahas Dakg Dagaf ffa-
gram aae s SUNDAYS at 9 Est
FOUR ASPIRING YOUNG THESpIANs, ranging IN
from to II, have been selected to fill Jack Ben
nys shoes to say nothing Of Rochesters brogans when
Reg lar Fellers'' take the comedians Sunday
night spot at D. nj, EST Over WIW and NRC which
began June 8.
Wash Jones' Orvle got distinguished start III the
theatre in Green Pastures, and already seems vel
on his way to achieving his ambition to act like Bill
Robinson.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

PIANO-Slightly used small size Hunting
ton spnet. $50; very easy terms. Ma
413n kits. 1880 G st. Cn the middle
NJ The hlnckl
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NORTHUMBERLAND, 2039 N. H. AVE.
NV. Apt 5O5-Five rooms. k and b..
large center hall splendid condition: 500.
mr. no gOSn
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1e4O NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
rms kitchen. Semi-prlvate bath, S35 mo-.
utilities included MA 5494.
EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE HOME RMS.
kit and bath. first floor. Complete use Of
base, etc: S35 mo-; references. Warfeld
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1870 CHAPLIN NW-STUDIO LIv; r. AND
kitchen, glassed inclosed porch bath: Inv.
ind Fl S43 so mo- Adults. OWNER,
Woodey 0290.
suitable 3 adults: twin beds; new home;
pvt bath: $50. 1-2 rm. apt, S45.
27OO CONN. AVE, 1O5-ONE LARGE RM.,
large. closet, kit, dinette. pvt BATH refE':
switchboard: reasonable "
1888 HARVARD ST. N.W--DESIRABLE !
large rm. and kitchenette; Frigidaire: Ink;
oil heat; adults; $3.50 week.
141s ST. NV LARGE FRONT
rooms kitchen and bath retg.: janitor
service: adults. INQUIRE 1st floor.
semi-private bath. FrEidaire: $3.50 per
week. incl. gas. cleo, etc. -
14I4 EUCLID ST NV BIG ROOMS,
second f. front, S12 week, incl. Frigidaire'
gas and elec. -
1919 COL. RID. NV ROOM, KIT.
reas; adults
1898 G ST. NE RMS, KITCHEN.
semi-pvt bath: nicely decorated c0zly
furn: . adults only; S45 AT. 321T-R,
yoIJNG NAN, CHRISTIAN. WILL SHARE
attract; apt. with others; walk. DIST
DI G63S, ewes
FIRST FLOOR FRONT, OVERLOOKING
tor Circle eontRH9qS h15 CTee
and Pa. ave: NV. Call evenings. Price
$4,000 month.
WILL SHARE o, WITH ANOTHER TER EMP 2 Af;
Kennedy Esey s5yf Apt r0om aos p' RA. ie s4a 'o'
WANTEDIYoung man to share spartmesnat n2
Ext 30s West. after $50 pm.
1901 NEWTON ST, NW.-Sa2 .5o-oNE
room and kitchen, FIRST floor. front; new
ly decorated; conv. TO bus.
200 WEBSTER ST. Nw-a Ink. RMS.
next bath: pvt. home: nr. stores, transp.;
adults only; S42. RA. 2034.
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE APT: STUDIO
beds pyt entranefe gafa Tlth ni another s25 ca
TAKoMA ,PARK-LARGE, CLEAN RM,.
adults; tiiii so Som mo. sH. :3553. ~
2l6 3rd ST, Sc" RMS, KITCHEN.
mr. Capitol and Library; adults
1927 18Th ST; NV: APT IO2-GIRL TO
with another RA. s76a.
Two ROOMS, BIG KITCHEN BACK
porch; heat; light gas private phone;
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1879 18th NV
Studio rm., LIST fl, use OF kitchen; en-
ployed couple; everything furn.; phone;
BEAUTIFUL. NEWLY DECORATED, FURN
| in mahogany; large sitting room. bedroom
| bath with shower: for or discriminating
gentlemen; SIS. 20l9 o st. NV. DU, 1850.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. 1541 18th ST. s E.
| 3 sunny. outside rms. bath; excel. loca-
/ tion. At bus stop Adults.
| 52l7 CONN AVE- ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath; uties pb6ns 5ppn Wandiev ssrsfie 9r shopping
! 10 ROXBORO PL NV RMS, NEWLY
| decorated and furn.; gentIles. Teas. Call
| after B.
| 18th ST. I9l5-WANTED. GIRL TO
share 2-rm. apt. with another. Phone HO.
| $500, after Is pm.
| 1878 n H AVE NV ROOMS KITCH-
en- and bath, 3rd floor, quiet home. nr.
| trans. and stores, 10 min. Treasury.
| Adults.
| SHOREHAM HOTEL
| Sublet mo 10 ! yr beautifully furn.
| suite, liv rm. bedrm.. bath CO. 2l26.
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51O4 NORTH CAPITOL ST RMS,
kitchen. dinette. bath, screened porch:
heat. light and gas, S52. EMPLOYED
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

BY EMPLOYED COUPLE COMPLETELY
1urnls he'd apartment IN private home. with
care for year-old child during day- Nearby
Maryland preferred. 100 ingalls, ave,
Hyattsylle, Md. b.
WILL RENT ENTIRE APARTMENT HOUSE
or rooming house OF - units or more
owner contact desired. year lease. Box
4Sl-G Star.
FURNISHED. OR " ROOMS, KIT. BATH.
utilities: couple. Govt. emp, o35 TO $40.
Box 4S5-G. Star.
FURN.. l OF RIM APT. KIT. BATH
hea' NV CuNDlc, Govt. employed: rea-
Sonable. Box 79G. Star.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. . BEDROOMS,
bath. kitchen; under 500 month Avail
able at once. Walking distance. DU.
u6i4.
WANTED FEBRUARY LIST TO MAY 1st
completely furn. living room. bedroom
apt, for ; adults; close in, between 18th
and .Oth sts. NV. Call MA. S622, between
and
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. GOVT. EMP. IN
fant; apt, completely furnished. for several
months. State price, location. Box 459-
c. Star 30
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ROOMS FURh. 6 UhFURN

3343 I7th ST. NW-Large front room,
with bath. 3 windows, large closet; attrac.,
modern home CO. 9143.
1343 NEWTON ST. NW-2nd A., lge..
running water in room: pvt. family: unlim.
phone; S1o 80 AID 55g3,
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DESIRE FURNISHED ROOM. downtown
section: pvt bath desired. Call NE. 1888,
ask for John HartSfed.
ROOM WANTED in vicinity OF The Ken
nedyWarren Tor young lady. Call DU.
O'cfOcE
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HOUSES FuRh. OR UNFURh.
HOUSES UNEURNISHED.

BEAUTIFULLY FURN GROOM. 2-BATH
Chevy Chase Cd c. home; reliable Eenthes'
no young children EN-. 1928 after 8.
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11O4 HOLBROOK ST. NE, APT. }-3
rooms. kitchen. bath. rear porch, base
ment. heat and hot water furnished: Apply
HIMMELFARB PROPERTIES, 414 st.
n " MF lIU1
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PIANo-Slightly used latest model anart-
nent size, full ss-note baby. grand. so;
the orieinal price: walnut finish. MA:
$3.50 kits, 1880 G st. Tin the middle OF
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5741 COLORADO AVE.

1 r9om 4tchen. dinette and bath 81 So 80
blinds. built-in bookcases. carpeted halls
tile bath with shower Gas for cooking
refrigeration and eIec. included in. rent
Very cOnV. 10 stores, churches schools, etc
See manager. Apt. 100.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 VERMONT AVE DI SAL.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
l746 K ST. NV

2Ol9 o ST NW.-Beautifully furn. studio
room for discriminating gentleman in ex-
elusive guest house, hotel service, $40.
DmDOnt EI6U
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

R, OIL HEAT. UTIL. INCL. S3s .50;,
r. lst Il, $50: 5-r. bung.. retg-. NV h,
$500 33rd ne.
WILL SUBLEASE MY NEW UNFURN. 4
rm. apt, . min. TO D, C. and l blk. 10
school, bus and shopping center; >, ~
incl. heat and hot water. Apt. !. 1913 n.
Rofe st. Arl. Va. Chestnut $3.50.
ARLINGTON-MODER GROOM APT,
md fl, unfurn.' oil heat; y block l0c bus.
adults. 1877 North Utah 81.
ARLlNGIQN-StPACloQs 81 -SIORIf' .IcI s5at
refg: pvt. refined adults. CHI. 2269.
. RMS KIT. BATH, ELEC RANGE.
FrisdaIre: modern: oil heat: 10 MN. to
2"2 MAPLE AVE, TAX. PIX 3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath sleepine porch; heat, hot
water FUN; rental $40. SH. 6s20.
NEARBY VA-NEW APT. BLDGS.
ARLINGTON'S MOST DESIRABLE APTs.
b.. d CH. 1900; eve. CHI. 1901.
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

TlO A ST. SE-2 unfurnished rooms fol
Ink. gas. elec, heat. phone furn, s.,
month. Franklin 3519.
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IIo4 HoLgRooK ST. NE, APT APT. 55-s 3ms
HiMMELFARB HMM EEfi Re Pr TPSRsofEKriEs, 474 s.
NV Me l107.
1868 LAMONT ST NV RMS, KITcH-
han bIs41 dnee sores path pere sSny
refg new range: S45. Columbia 1858.
1898 NJ ST. sE- ROOMS. LIGHT,
he t; private entrance, all convenienceS:
to oess des fa foE
Young couple. Ii. 2066. so
4026 BRANDYWINE ST. NV ROOMS.
al modern lmprovements; aut9maTtiiss sM4Tis hea5' Mn
s+4i s+fda'is Ewes. $40 wo 70 e448. NJ '"iiA' w.
NORTHUMBERLAND, 2O3e N, H. AVE.
nv Apt 5o5CFiye Ie,d9 rooms sne o.
51o4 NORTH CAPITOL ST RMS
hfa!' hSheni light aea and Ga' sai' So: EMPLOYED
adults
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
utilities included. MA. 5494.
EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE HOME RMS:
kit. and bath. first floor: Complete use Of
base. etc: S35 mo-; references. Warheld
1921.
| TAKoMA-3 ROOMS BATH. OIL HEAT,
! c.hw.. elec.. .refg.; so, rooms. utilities
| furn.: 50. Adults SH. "7sS.
49, MARYLAND W. AVE We. sWm4 ROOMS ON;
! ga; $50 80.
NEW BLDG, 6o24 sth ST NW.-LovELY
WAsHNGToN fsf 10 d4ssf REAHrY oaf GR sdS 2RS Of
ii3 rm. anu d2'h XII, H. bath SIS: nei atii, mel
VICTOR CAHILL. ast., MA 6313
st FL. PVT, REFRIGERATED: LIv. RIM,
din. nm. kit, bedroom, tile bath; gar.
$50; will Consider only refined, employed
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE 2-RM: APT.
Phons Pfsn Go foe4 alter pm AVE- Apt 'oo
s29 9m ies hS sEehsn sT Das6 sPt
janitor service; S42.50. Decatur 1366-W.
1915 R, ST, s.E.-,5RooM APT. IN
brand new a-famiiy detached house: heat,
hot water furn.; large yard laundry
room. storage room.
292e Pa. AVE. ,sE;-LIvING ROOM, 9
schools and tGTansp.; S55. ,RANDLE &
:. NEW APIS. So7.5 AND S42. so. GAS.
Phone Hillside O24S-J.
SHEPHERD PARK. u BLOCK OFF 18th
n.w.--Entire 1st floor detached home; at
adults sentiles; S75. RA. 6717 after a
NEAR COLUMBIA AND KALORAMA RDS
- TOOUlS hliCucll UdlIl, SletpllS pOICH,
gas, cleo, heat. phone incl: S45 month.
LEO V. CHORUS.
| 1013 18th st. NV. District 1895.
| 4O17 18th ST. NE.
| Two rooms, kitchen, refrigerat ton. .pri-
vate bath. back porch, inclosed; c.h.w.,
oil heat near bus. car. See evenings after
$50 81
| 31O6 CLAIMING ST. NE
| 4 delightful rooms, kitchen and bath;
newly renovated; private entrance front
and rear; heat furnished; S45. AT. 1892.
600 WILL RENT NICE APARTMENT
at 2510 Penna. ave. NV. rooms, kitchen
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
| 723 10th St. NV
| S475O PER MO-ADULTS ONLY
| 2nd-h. front apt; lv. rm., bedroom,
| modern rose-tiled bath, large dinette, kit:
| heat, gas, janitor service furnished
LAVENIA. 61S F ST. NE.
28OO ONTARIO RID.
3 bedrooms, baths. large living room
with wood burning fireplace. large dining
room and kitchen. foyer and porch; ex-
| posures. Sl30.
24-Hour Elevator Service,
BLISS PROPERTIES.
1911 Columbia Rd. AID. $500.
| 1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
3 Rooms. Kitchen. Bath; $50.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SOS s. OREM ST. Arl. Va-Room mex
bath and shower: lOc bus; :! cedar-l
closets: reaS Chestnut GAO.
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WELL-RoTTED COW MANURE and stable
manure, no straw, and rich black soil: p
bushels. So: so bushels. SO; delivered.
Specialize in large quantities. Call John
srne Oxford oO2N-W
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BABY CHICKS.
FARM & GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS, R. Reds; $3.50 pc
Store, GIG K st NV Metropolitan 0OS9
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FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.

1894 IRVING ST. NW-o-APT FLAT
upper fiat; Il r, b.. oil heat furn.; new
mod kit. bath: garage: $50. Ma. a124
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USED WASHER SALE

] Easy vacuum cup spinner, AL cond.,
S24 80: l Universal spinner. good as new.
S34 $50; ! Thor washer and ironer COM
bination. S3995: l Bendix demonstrator.
automatic, Sl24.50. J. L. Bateman a. Son,
Evening star., 1941-01-30

: ROOMS AND > BATHS w; FALLS
Churchill " h, oil burner, This home
must be seen to be appreciated. IA acre OF
shady lawn with = acre for ssrder.
Schools. churches and stores nearby Rent
SS5 per month. on lease. Inspection only
bv appointment Owner. WALTER Won
HEB RILI Is Na.lnnal oa2O
Evening star., 1941-01-30

5l76 FULTON ST NV
rms. bath. h.-wh.. semi-det. S45 no
15@ UHLAND TERRACE NE.
rms, bath recondtioned $50 90
IS RANDOLPH PL. NV
Z rms. bath, h.-Vh. -Sb2 so
600 HAMILTON ST. NV.
5 rms, bath h.-wh. gar. --S52 so
1924 PARK PL. NV.
rms, . incl. porches. auto. heat $50. 90
1912 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
8 rms, . baths. oil heat. family $4,000
1903 18th ST. NV.
8 rms, incl porch. auto. heat $3.50
52I5 KANSAS AVE. NV.
rms. bath. h.-w.h.. gar. redec-
GRATED --S65.0 90
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC.
1oo4 14th ST NV DI 334G
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given q sani-
tarv bath. removing all fieas ard returned
FOR 81 Bde-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO O2"4 Bethesda Branch. WI 3045
pERINGESE
Pedigreed stock beauties: very playful;
moders tely priced. 1"l9 Vermont ave.
NV. Me. 12O4. Falls Church s3l-W-3.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS. Bendx Home Laundry. floor
models. tremendous reductions.
j. c HARDING CO.
Electrical Headquarters.
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COTTAGE CITY, l8 CALVIN SIDE
tached Groom house. 3 bedrooms. ami:
conv't bus torres. schools 20 minutes
drive to Capirol. Leaving Washington on
Bladensburg rd. cross Nd. line, Calvin St.
is the 2nd street on the left at the 2nd stop
1iob GATTTtJJrP WA l141
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S15-BETHESDA.
ROOMS e. BATH tBEDRM. ON ! st FL .
Refs. att gar, auto. heat. Ia blks. bus.
3 hlkS school. Al cond
MRS. CHRISTIAN, Allied Realty Corp,
$500 Wisconsin Ave. WI SS4o
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l6 DENWOOD AVE,
Takoma Park. Md.
Bungalow ) rooms, large finished attic,
garage; near schools, stores and transpor-
tation; rent. S55.
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg MA $500
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ATTRACTIVE APTS.. HIGH CLASS NEIGH
borhood; some furnished Car available or
appt MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 5l2S
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DOWNTOWN, 1914 Eve NV. Apt. =
Front room, twin beds also single: S.. 90
weekly; refined home: meals optional. 30
4506 14th ST. NW.-Single room newly
furnished, studio couch; Jewish; excellent
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BETHESDA. 46O2 HIGHLAND AVE.---DE.
tached rooms. Z baths gas heat. large
closet cedar storage room, screened porch,
attic, maids room. garage, good condition.
SS5 Wisconsin 0qg1
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Mt RAINIER-DET. GROOM HOUSE,
newly decorated new auto. alr-condtloned
heating. garage. coav't 10 bus and school;
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GLOVER Park ss1s " st. n.v|sinsle.
warm excel bed. semi-pvt. b., shower; nr.
bus; empl.; feas.; pvt. homo. W0. 262o.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

SHOREHAM HOTEL
Sublet mo. 10 ! yr. beautifully furn.
suite. liv. rm. bedrm.. bath CO. 2126.
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOIEL-BRlCh'
Is rms > incl, porches; oil heat, garage:
$50 Nr Cathedral, semi-det. brick; 4
bedrooms. = baths; oil heat. S1l0.
THOS l. PHILLIPS ISIS Conn WO. 1900.
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1870 CHAPLIN NNW-sTUDIo LIv R. AND
kitchen, glassed inclosed porch, path; c n "
md Fl S43 so mo- Adults. OWNER,
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ARLINGTON VA. 3I25 4th ST. N
Modern. ; rooms. garage. $50. 90 II rented
before Feb J. Call Chestnut 64l5.
& AND ROOM HOMES. SILVER. STRING;
S65-SS5 mo. COFFMAN REALTY CO,