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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
BISHOP MAKARY
 PRESIDES HERE
New York City Prelate At tends Russian Church
 Anniversary Services

Most Rev. Bishop Makary of New York City presided at the observance of the 35th anniversary of the founding of St. Mary's Russian Or- thodox Greek Catholic church at a special service at the church yester- day with other clergy from other cities attending. Bishop Makary was assisted by Rev. Peter DZubay, pas. tor, who has served with the Crown street edifice for the past 25 years.
 Bishop Makary was also assisted by other clergy of the churches in the state with Rev. Nikita Benda- koff of New York City as deacon. Following the service. blessing of the church and the ikons was per- formed. Among those who partici- 'pated at the divine liturgy were Very Rev. Alexander Kukulevsky of Bridgeport, Very Rev. Jacob Grigor- jeff, dean Of the church in Connec- ticut. who is with the Ansonia church, Rev. Alexander Pogrebniak of Meriden and Rev. Daniel Gelevich of Danbury.
 Valery s. 1vanotS, choir director, conducted both the church choir and the Terryville church choir sang at the special service.
 Yesterday afternoon a dance fol- lowed the blessing ceremonies at the Turner's hall.
 The clergy and representatives from church societies and clubs ste tended s banquet held later at Adams restaurant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Hitler Regarded As
 Symptom Of Disease
Rev. Dr. Walker Declares World Needs Sense of COnl-
 mon Guilt Responsibility Must Be Shared

of brotherhood in terms Of collective responsibility and collective guilt America will never be led to give the proper support and leadership in world affairs until we realize that far from having been uniformly and invariably.
 I am not prepared to discuss with any great competence the various plans for world government which are being projected in these days, ] am prepared to maintain some such form of world government which we must have If we are to avoid the tragedy of third world war. "Hu- manity must learn the way Of broth- erhood or perish" The anarchical methods by which international re. lations have been conducted In the last twenty and more particularly the last ten years, lead straight to chaos and chaos in Q world as close- ly related and as interdependent as the modern world means the des- truction over wide areas of the world and in many phases of life of 0AA tAbV0G AAdAAA&AA N6AuS0 WkAtSAk AkkAAG up the best part of modern civilized life.
 The Church of Christ, the Uni. versal Church, must take the lead in pointing the suffering people of the world toward a more Just order of society, toward sane reorganiZa- ton of international affairs to rec place the system of anarchy now In vogue where every individual na- tion judges its own cause and eYl- deavoTs to enforce It's own decisions regardless of the rights and privi- leges of other nations. As God lives there must be just and enduring peace available if we can prepare 1t. And don't let us imagine that to talk in terms of justice and fair dealing for the supposed enemies of freedom is folly. Nothing could serve as better propaganda, nothing could serve to more quickly under mine the morale Of the Fascist and NaN regime, than a proclamation by Great Britain and America of just and generous terms. At long last brotherhood, justice and mercy must prevail and 1t is the business of the churches to see to 1t that the day may come soon and not late.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
NEW FIRE BUMPER EXPECTED SHORTLY

Fire Chief Thomas F. Cavanaugh announced this morning that the newly purchased 75-gallon fire p6mper Is expected to arrive in Wa terbury this week. Chief cayan- augh said the Buffalo Fire Appli- ance Corp. which was awarded the contract for the fire apparatus in May. notified him several days ago that the bumper would be deliver cd Saturday, but later Capt. George L.. Holmes, master mechanic of the flre department, received word from the company 1t would make deltv- cry sometime this week.
 The fire board ordered the engine to replace s bumper which was damaged beyond repair in a coll. sion with the e5-foot ladder truck at the intersection of Baldwin and Washington avenue last February. Delay in receiving the new appara. tlis was caused by defense orders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
ALPHA HEY
 DANCE PLANNED
l7th Annual Event for Vic. tor of Crosby.Wilby
 Game on Nov. P

The Alpha Hi-Y of the Central Y. M, 0. A. will present the seven- teenth Annual Victory Dance in honor of the victor of the Crosby. Wilby football game Saturday, No- vember 22, at the Central Y. M. c. A. ballroom at 500 p. m.
 Music for this gala affair will be supplied by cliff slator and his or chestra.
 The patrons and patroEesses fol- low: Mrs. Mary H. Linehan, J, Warren Grifftths; MT. and Mrs, Peter B. McSherry; MT. and Mrs. Edward Fl. Barlow: MT. and Mrs, William D. Butler: MT. and Mrs, Homer R. Bernier; MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Ehinehart; MT. and Mrs, John T. Brophy; Mir. ard Mrs, Christopher B. Fitzpatrick; MT. and Mrs. Daniel J. Griffin; MT. and Mrs. Raymond Fl. Cruess; MT. and Mrs. Lambert O'Neill; Mir. and Mrs, J. Francis Roland; MT, and Mrs. Joseph R. Rimany, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Robert N. Parmelee; MT. and Mrs. Calvin J. Martin and Mir. and Mrs. Walter D. Malirs.
 Committee chairmen in charge of the dance are: General chairman, Patrick McSherry: publicty, John Griffin; decorations, James Me- Carthy; programs, Homer Bernier orchestra, Thomas Rush; refresh nlents, William Butler.
 Coaches Bill Schofleld of Crosby and James Lee of Wilby will be in attendance to congratulate the TWO teams and also to present the Game Ball" to the victorious team captain.
 The victory march will be led by Patrick McSherry, president of :ha Alpha Hi-Y club.
 Last year the dance was attend. ed by 40 couples.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
LOCAL CATS WIN
 SEVERAL HONORS
Carry Off Coveted Ribbons in Quaker City Persian
 Cat Exhibit

4 quintet of Persian cats, ariSto- cratS of their kind, captured honors at the 14th annual Quaker City Persian cat show, held at the Ho- tel Essex, Philadelphia. Friday and Saturday. The prize winners belong to Mir. and Mrs. Robert B. Treat, Jr., of 57 Nelson avenue.
 Winner of a blue ribbon as the best senior blue kitten, best blue kitten, and the best female in the show was Callavorn Moonlight Son. ata. Ovid Window Shopper, cham- pion, won red ribbon for finishing second in the red tab3y open class. A blue ribbon was also won by Poly chrome Pineland Demijohn, first in the class of full grown red tabbies.
 Callavorn Sunny Serenader was selected as the exemplary senior blue male kitten, and 8 second prize red ribbon went to Callavorn Sunny Blueskies as the best senior blue male kitten. A son of the Treats. Robert, 3d, received a blue ribbon for his entry, Callavor7l Christopher Robin, best senior red tabby kitten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
REV. WILLIAM DARBY GIVES SERMONS HERE

Speaker on two occasions ak st Paul's Episcopal church in Water. town yesterday was Rev. William s. Darby of Reading, England. The clergyman presided ct a morning service at i0:30, and addressed the Young Peoples Fellowship at o'clock. MT. Darby Is . veteran oi the first World War, and served in the pay corps during the pres. ent conflict. He has had parislaes In London and Vancouver Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17

sachusetss cstiea. including GHe m course ct M. | T. Sm C
 which serves the entire Greater g ton area. Tomorrow night. 8eNloH University will open its third &ueiS course and during this next week the state Of ConneCticut's extensive program will get underway to pr3@ pare young unmarried citizens be- tween the ages of 20 and %, inelsx~ i've, for the next Army Aviation Cadet examination which will ho held on the second Tuesday 0k February.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Compensation Agreements

Compensation ConasnKssionee 70. ssph E. Tablet today approved She following agremeenss;
 Norman Weissmaam, Waterbury, against 0elasssln ard Cehen, New. Haven. &3a.e9 per week begin- ming OcseAer 22i deep iaeeratlon at the tip eg the right listie fin. ger followed by an Infection.
 Alexander xA Jemneweln, Ca. maaxi, against Exxn winter, Ca- maaM. sae.&6 NNE weak for IS weeks Q account eg specific imlmEyi dls- Gal thFee~feuFths ea tho terminal phalanx ne Che mEaale fingew ef aha lsat hand mmaRHlasea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
40 CONNECTICUT
 YOUTHS QUALIFY
Value of Refresher Course Shown By Latest Air
 Corps Acceptances

The important part played in tho Army Air Corps expansion program by the many 'refresher" courses being held throughout New England has been demonstrated by the re- suits of the August Aviation Cadet written examination, according to the figures announced last night by It. Col. John L. Rice, Corps Area Recruiting Officer. A new record was set for the First Corps Area when 2S0 of the e03 men who took that last examination were suc- cessful. Several have already begun
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
BOUGHT STREET

So that his cook might not lose his way going for groceries. Prince Charles Radxlwell, polish nohleman living ln pagls, bought in a7T2 tho entire street between his home and the maket. The name of Rue Dadxi. wall sksAl is bogne by the street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17

"What we need in the world to- day Is Q sense of common guilt" stated Rev. pr. John c. Walker, Sec- ond Congregational church pastor, yesterday morning in his sermon, Post Armistice Day Reflections.
 pr. Walker said in part: It Ia high time that we gave up the Idea that one nation or one man Is the root Of all the worlds ills. I hold no brief for Hitler but l am all too certain that he Is more the symptom than the cause of the deadly disease which takes its tolls Of millions Of lives across the world. I believe, and I am sure that most thoughtful people believe, that we must have some form of collective security for the nations If we are to have any individual security. But l also be- lieve that we are not likely to get that collective security unless and until the people of the world think
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Battles Of Russia To Beat Hitler Are Told
Wallace Carol, Manager of United Press London Bureau, Travels Half Way Round World to Cable

EDETORS NOTEscre She first oe notable series Of dls- Sssches WaaCe Carroll of he United Press London nue who has traved haR Che world to reach cnsFee cbhad from which to As he report Of veteran oOseEver on Ruaias light against AdcK Misers armies
Evening star., 1941-07-25

1000 N ST. NV or = business women,
private. Reason able Music practice
allowed. SIS and S25. ME. 1919.
110 C ST NE.-Room. pvt bath. tel;
other rooms, double and single. Tel FIR.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITERs, ADDING MACHINES. new
and used sold. rented, repaired Terms.
1RsP ksst csso ST f Co.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 671o 18th
mos. in adv. S6.55: no del. 81 addl dep.
VACUUM CLEANERS, ALL Makes, new
prices pa1sf REsF sPd BRRsDs TsRsFIs CO..
sos 11th st. NV. Ma. 7773. go
VACUUM CLEANERS reopening sale,
rebuilt cleaners as low as Se,95, We are
one of the Oldest and most reliable vacuum
cleaner parts and service companies in
5l4 10th st. NV National ss7o.
WASHERS sale. Bendix. reduced to S999
installed; full line of 1871 Bendix washers
on display; NorRe. Thor A B c washers
..' Lux APPL1ANcE CO,
"@shnst9n stb 3, laTEsSt RefrEeEaor House.
WASHERS standard makes of
nTces IN S6 crates al dnwp
weekly rIAs tself AspIiHScR I1fdsR co%pHNS sSHanss
WaShingtons LARGEST Appliance House,
District Hsl s s. NwnnttEs Open E1e1 BUlfns 4 PM
WASHERS Bendix, 80 days free trial;
easy terms: extra allowance for old washer.
Md. EIee. Co.. 106 Md. ave. Hyattsville.
WASHERS AND IRONERs, gala reopeninE
sale all standarG 1ioa makes as low as sl@ 25
may pay with your light biz WE ARE
AETBGRzER hT& M29fad ShH5s eND sERT1sE EoR
HOUSE. A. B. c AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
5l4 10th St NV National SS72.
WASHERS-Sale of discontinued models:
Maytag. SS44: Apex $50; A: B. G, s37:
CroSley, S35; Thor. $40; price INCLUDES
TRIAL Call Republic 1890. The Piano
Shop. 1918 9TH st. NV.
WASHERS-Bendix. teposs de luxe model
formerly Sl7950 now S99.95: also brand
new 1910 Thor washers with pump in the
crates; S39.95: easy terms: pay with your
ELEcTRIcAL CENTER. 5l4 10th ST NV
WASHING MACHINES = Bendix brand
new, 1910, fully automatic; Sl24 30, terms;
line 1914 EaSys, A. B c, Thor and G. e
Hotpoint. Ward Radio g. Appliances,
S535 Ga, ave. Sill Spr SH 2299
GENUINE BIB BUFFET CLARINET-Chro-
mlum-plated keys: IN excellent condition;
very reasonable. Box 4S9-K, Star. 26'
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS two bedroom
apartment, including crib and junior chair:
reasonable. S4:2 Piney Branch Ct. Silver
Spring. Sligo 3394 29'
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
play equipment and window display acces-
,.rles Sorles must be sold much below cost.
Telephone ME. S74S
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HOTEL HAWTHORNE.

2134 G st. n.w.-Just opened, 40 rooms,
everything new, planned for beauty and
comfort all rooms with running water;
near baths and showers; elevator service;
convenient to Govt. depts. and downtown;
singles, S7.50-S1O wk., and also doubles
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE furnished room. pvt.
lavatory: board optional; convenient TO bus.
CHI. 4l93. Unlimited phone.
rm.. bedrm. and bath.
in light. airy basement, with pvt entr.
(furnD, in beaut. home. for L or gentle
men. CHI. 6726.
FURN ROOM, very reasonable: on bus
line, l0c fare. or will board schoolslrl.
S25 per month. CHI. 4b12.
BETHESDA-New. cool. large. well furn.,
pvt. entr., pvt. porch, pvt bath. phone,
parking board opt: $40. WI. 2546.
FOR GENTLEMAN attract. room. adj.
bath: new, pvt home. can furn. tranSp.
Falls Church 2205-J after 8 pm.
ARLINGTON-New det brick home: 2
furn bedrms, pvt. lay, shower; cool high,
nr. Colonial Vii. l0c bus Gil. 2O30.
ONE FURNISHED ROOM at bus stop.
Suitable l or 2 girls. 1882 Prospect ave.
Warfield 1922.
ARLINGTON, VA. .es55 LIST rd. Mice
large room, sttr. furn.: $50 single, $40
double: near 3 bus lines. CHI. 1901.
1910 NORTH ADAMS ST, All, Va
Double bedrm. with hot and cold run.
water. pvt. bath. CH. 1913.
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GORDON HOTEL.
CLEAN. COOL ROOMS.

On beautiful 18th st. between Eye and K
Single rooms from $3.50 weekly; double
with twin beds and running water from
Sl1 weekly; excellent dining room.
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GRAFTON HOTEL.

Ground floor studio bedroom apt, air.
conditioned; suitable for .; nicely fur
nished: cony. tranSp.: maid service; unllm
phone: SIS each EN-. 9j51.
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ON SOUTH RIVER. 25 miles Washington;
beautiful spot: swimming, boating. fishing;
excellent food; S15-SlS wk., So 50-S3 day.
Gentiles. White House, RIva, Md.
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1889 Conn ave. n.w-Large. comfort
able rooms with Simmons inner-spring
mattresses Singles With running water.
SS75 wk uD; double, $1,000 wk. UP.
With private bath, singles, $3.50 wk. up:
double SIT 80 wk In
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3Os 2nd ST. Sc.
Apt 3-5 rooms and bath. $50 so. Key
at Office, J. c. WELDON CO. 1927 %
ME SOIL.
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nn1niShed. 19c: Winthrop desk. S15.25;
bookcase, 81 9S; ironing board, csc; porce-
pens, carriages, baby furniture spreads,
boudoir chairs $500 each; rockers, 81 %;
desks, sofa bed, S3a.15 wardrobe, 81 .9S;
Ss IS; dressing screens, S395; radios, s
week. step stools. CSC table lamps 81 .35:
kneehole desk, IS %. OUT OF HIGH-RENT
DISTRICT We invite CompariSo THE
FURNITURE MART, 5000 Wilson. Airing
ton Va, 81"
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BRICK. 900 600 hard red brick. l,O0O.-
600 so. fl. of lumber. Sashes, doors,
radiators, pipe, boilers, bathtubs sinks,
basins. fencing, iron steps. etc. Wrecking
90 houses, 400 block of and P Sts. NV.
ACE WRECKING CO.
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BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock OF
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices All our lumber is recon-
ditIoned and free OF nails. Come to our
10 rd fnr SplnpfiOD
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1900 MASS. AVE. NW.-Clean cool room,
in downtown apt, nicely furnished. Apt 4.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BEDROOM SUITE, maple or walnut,
S35. IS: mattresses, inner-spring, Sl1.2O:
coil springs, double or single. - 95; lamps,
pSC: breakfast sets S6 45; Kroehler sofa,
sold mahogany Duncan Phyfc, So 30;
Hoover vacuum cleaner, $3.50, desk chest,
Sl4 IS: table, Duncan Phyfe. mahogany,
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DOWNTOWN, l4lO NJ st. NV, Apt 50B-
Very attractive studio rm, men or couple;
west breeze: large. Call evenings
PETWORTH-Room suitable for gentle
men: twin beds. Sl5 month each Phone
ia 1913 after 6 pm
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l1Ol PARK RID. NW-For = refined gen
tlemen who Will appreciate home atmoS-
phere. large double room with twin beds
hneSt Early American solid maple furni-
ture, Simmons lnner-Sprlng mastTess. de
luxe coil springs roomy chest and desk: :
convenient location; lst-f1oor apt. Apt.
100 EO 4oSS
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RooMs EuRN. & uNEURN.

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1714 N st. n.w.-Larse
parlor, windows, attract. bed-living rm.
Also English basement rm.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. Apt.
202-Lsrse second floor front room with
deep closet; also small apartment with
Frisidaire. Please call after z pm. 30
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STAKE BODY. practically new. l5xS IT,,
5i2-ft. stake racks. 36-in. drop-tail gate,
side gates. electric welded; exceptional
BARGAIN. Rockville 2-R.
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1884 COLUMBIA RID. Nw-S4 wk. single
rms; dou., So; clean. sool outside; 10 min.
downtown; baths, c.h.w.; men. AID. 1880.
1898 R ST. NV. Apt 3I-Rm in modern
apt, unlimited phone: all new furn. NO.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.

Entire stock of turntables. motion dis
play equipment and window display scces-
Electro Display Sales Co., 404 eth St.
Telephone ME S14S
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Continued on Next Psss.)
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Newly furn..- twin beds, tub and shower
baths; excel. loc., nr. 14th st. car and
single room. Michigan 1852.
1439 CLIFTON ST. NV.
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MODERN APIS. FOR RENT--2 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: mr.. Navy Yard lltn
and M SITS sc Phone Lincoln 33a7.
NO 3-2OOI 18th ST. NW---3 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath; row available C. A.
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3579 WARDER ST. NV. - ROOM,
kitchenette pvt bath. all utilities, elec.
refg; $40 semi-mo.; pvt. ent GE a7O5.
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1864 PARK RID. NW.-Single room near
bath: conveniently located near bus and
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ROOMS WAN1ED.

LADY wants l large or Q small rooms,
unfurnished: state price and particulars.
Box 32-L, Star.
MEDICAL STUDENT (female). desires
quiet room in respectable home convenient
10th or Conn. ave. bus. Box 10-L, Star.
YOUNG MAN, Govt employe, wants room
in quiet Catholic home. Give details. Box
493.K. Star. 20
BY > GOVERNMENT-employ ladies'. 2
single furnished rooms in a reasonably
modern. private home located between
14th and 18th SITS. NV. and between
Euclid St and Colorado ave, or within one
block from 18th and Colorado bus and
streetcar terminal Give price. street and
telephone no. Address Box 25l-M, Star.
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. , ROOMS. KITCHEN
lee. Near tranSp Oh
- O. TIA 100
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1910 QUEEN ST NE ROOMS. XII,
bath PGTSh Dp65s Sldsd ss TIn6Sd f
bus line S45. Adults. AT. sl5H.
RoYALToN, APIS. 9Is NJ ST. N,wMnb
rooms and bath Centrally located. Ele-
vator Representative on premises.
CORNER HOUSE. 4S4@ As r,Stdys KANSAS AVE we
bath: refg.. gas. elec.. heat included.
TAKOMA-&nd FL. , ROOMS. KITCHEN;
bath, Tefg. New dec. Near tranSp o.
heat Adults. Qulet. SO. ia. 1,'3-
THE PARK VIEW. 6lu IRVING ST NV,
rooms, kitchen, bath; reig. N4250
MODERN. . ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bah: md floor front g Il rsiL5Eerssa4r5
SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM.
kitchen. dinette, Chevy Chase. $3.50.
ATTRACTIVE 3 RMS; LARGE KIT PVT,
uf llf onIn furh ShUTeF nC phone Expos suis
4441 18th ST. NE
500 QUINCY ST. NV. APT. sos, CORNER
Georgia and ouincyL,2 cool hedrmS, Iarss
trolley bus and stores. Immed OCCUPANCY
available. Rent. $3.50. GE. 1855. See
manager
S37 .5O-THE FATRLEE, 1921 KENYON
ST. nw.-FirSt floor large living ROOM
dinette. kit tile bath refg MI. 4466.
144o CHAPLIN ST. N.w;-MoDERN- E1E-
WASHINGTON REALTY co, GE. $500.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, UTILI-
ties furnished. ! ,n3 D 81. ne.
htaheR: Rt5f Sa Sath N.Y. p9rea ArI aSsiis6. E
Trust co. 18Th G and Penhs. ave. NV,
1906 GALES ST, NEMG,BEDRQoM t5,:5da ROOM
orator; heat and hot water furnished SAG
per month: conv TO stores schools snd
tFanSPortr'li2nt II Aiishttc : $500 O. D0NNN' o0f
623 ST NE RMS. PVT BATH
and kitchenette; including cleo, gas and
hot water S42 mo.
2414 NORTH CAPITOL ST. ROOMS:
ki2 kitchen snd ,,0Sfp semi-bath inclosed back
MODERN APIS. FOR RENT ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: mr. Navy Yard llth
and NJ SITS sc Phone Lincoln 3227.
NO 3-2OO1. 18th ST. NW13 ROOMS.
sSoW siSeSSp; Co, o'En' 7io sfh siT st aasO'
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
rms, pvt. bath. 521S Kansas ave. n ".
1909 eth ST. N.W.-1st FLOOR, 8 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath NT Grd o0T FqIm gsaf
light and gas furn. Bus within q SQUARE:
OR 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE
bath: gas electricity, refrleeration' ch;w'
ineIuded led i5fnsPeFsafi0n II SSs0tJ adults
533 PEABODY ST. NV BEDROOMS.
living room. din kit, bath; heat and hot
water furn.; $50. Available Aug. 18th.
CONN. AVE, D. C-LARGE ENTRANCE
hall. liv rm, bedrm., kit and bath: huge
closets; balcony: bus at door; one fare;
S47 so. Randolph 1852. "
327 v ST. NE
5 Rooms. Bath, Porch: S37.b0
Mills Bldg Ma 2s55.
THE COTTON,
40 EYE ST. NV.
Very desirable cool, > rooms, kitchen,
hath; cleo refg. on house current. walk
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2414 NORTH CAPITOL ST. ROOMS.
kitchen and Semi-bRth, inclosed back
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FLATS FOR RENT.

3605 18Th ST NW-SECOND FLOOR
unfurnished. ! rooms, kitchen, porch; furr
own heat, $40 so. NJ. MAY DOUGLASS,
11l2 2Uth 81. NV. MI. 1912.
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2 RMS LARGE KIT PVT.
tile bath, shower. EleCtrOluX. E h VI, ? II
util. furn. incl. phone; expos: Vults.
4i41 14th 81. ne.
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500 QUINCY ST. NV. APT. 500, CORNER
Georgia and Quincy, cool bedrms., lsTEs
ltv rn -SunrOom. kIt.-dInette; rlose -
trolley. bus and stores. Immed. occupancy
available. Rent, $3.50. GE. S955. See
manager.
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FIRST TUNE OFFERED.

BURLINGIUN HOTEL.
Single Rooms. $500 Per Week.
Telephone District SS22
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

18th and Eye SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for 1 person from S16 per
week, by the month; for 2, from 50 per
cnactinn District 4o1n
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- 1905 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E-Attr. nm,
s. next to bath: private home Half block to
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rooms. foyer. bath porch convenient;
we'll furnished; adults only; references;
SluO- Phone EOharf SS4I
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| LING. PARK sgle. rms next to bath,
| new bedding, coil springs and inner-spg.
a.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining room furniture rugs
glassware, china, electric FrigidaireS. ONCE
desks and chairs. DU. 0513 6'
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry's 113S 9TH st. n. W.
DI. 676a. open eve. Will call.
FURNITURE WANTED: will pay cash.
Also 3-burner gas stoves. Atlantic 5613
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE. We buy
all kinds. Also elec. refg.. stoves. tools,
etc. Day or night. Franklin 2S01.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE. We buy
all kinds. Also elec refg.. stoves, tools,
etc. Day or night. Franklin 2S01
FURNITURE-Househo furnishings of ali
kinds; maximum cash prices: bric-a -brac,
china. Call any time. RE. 1904, ME. 5317.
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1910 PARK RID. NV.
NEWLY FURNISHED
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Conn. ave. a. Taft Bridge-Choice 2-rm
k!r apts furn.: S65 Modern freproof
bldg refg. Secretarial phone service.
Refined clientele. 23US Ashmead IL. ".
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Evening star., 1941-07-25

RECORDS-Slghtly used. 1Oc each and up
ThouSan ndS Just received. Used classics
sc and up. Apex Radio Co, 700 9th st.
REFRIGERATORS. new and used: $50 Up;
guaranteed I'D TO 3 years: easy terms
p. o. Smith. 1914 St ne. Lincoln $3.50
REFRIGERATOR. white porcelain enamel,
l00-lb. ice capacity; perfect condition:
res ssonable Emerson 4T17.
REFRIGERATORS, used. Friridaire, Uni
versal for sale. Very low prices.
j C. HARDING & co, INC,