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Evening star., 1941-11-22
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.

TODAY.
HOCKEY.
Washington Eagles vs.. Allan
tic City Sea Gulls, Atlantic City.
Washington Lions VS.. Hershey
Bears, Hershey, Pa.
Football.
Woodberry Forest VS.. Episco-
pal (home-coming), Alexandria,
2:30.
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Three years ago-Jim Crowley
signed new five-year contract as
Fordham football coach at esti-
mated $4,000 annually.
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Keen Tutor Gave Grid
Technique, Art, Fun
Over y Years
Grange, HoIos Head List
Of Sturs Turned Out
BY Little Dutchmun
BY GRANTLAND RICE,

SPECIAL Correspondent OF The Star.
Hail and farewell to Robert c.
Zuppke of Illinois For after 29
years as head coach for the Orange
and the Blue, Bob zuppe sent his
last team into action today against
Northwestern.
After today's game at Evanston
the little DutChman. who brought
coaching technique. philosophy. art,
OratOry and laughter to the game as
far back as 1912. will fall back or
his painting. on his love of philos-
ophy and little gardening on the
side
In those 90 years Zuppke won five
Big Ten championships outright and
tied for two nfore. a remarkable
record in ONE of the greatest of all
football /1eagues. 1t was under
Zup S|hidance that Red Grange,
the 3alloping Ghost, came TO fame.
Also, George Halas of the Chicago
Bears and many others beyond the
limits of present space.
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Spares. NlnRIOn-MCLenaha Alien,
Mccormack, COurteau. Durno. Hall0well,
Thompson, Bleau. Johnstown-Bol,
Coombs Galbraith Vitarelli. Kowalski
Mario. Anderson. Wyck Referee-Fred
Stevenson. Linesman-Pat Reilly.
First period: No scoring. Penalties-Gal-
brsith interferencel. Burrage tclippine).
CoombS lashingl
Second period scoring: l. Johnstown.
Dyck tBoln, 1:32. . Washington. Halo
well CBurrage), l0:23 g. Washington,
Hallowell tCourteau, Weaver, 11.0S.
Penalty-AnderSon Gripping
Third period scoring: T. Johnstown.
Kowalski Dytel. 4:4S Penalties-Gal-
braith (slashinsl. Mccormack - minutes.
two many men on ice,. Lessard, Vitarelli
troushinRp.
Overtime scoring: D Johnstown. Dyck
tCoombs Ga albraithb, 3:@1 g. Washing
ton. Allen Mccormack Courteaup. sos.
Penalties-Courteau Gouehing), Galbraith
thigh stickingl
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THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 200: claiming
2-year colds and npMard: furlOnEs.
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Bowie Entries
For Monday

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 200: claiming
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FIFTH RACE-PurSe. $1,000 added:
graded handicap Glass c; 3-year-olds and
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AMERICAN ASSOC1ATION.
st. Louis. 4. Port Worth, O.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances: all ages: l mile and 20 yards.

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 200; claim
-yea -nldS and INWARD. l !. miles
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing 3-year-oldS | " miles
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A room to live in and sleep n The blue, green or
wine figured cotton tapestry davenport opens into
bed. There's chair to match it, Two mahogany
finished maple lamp tobIes to put on either side Of
it, coffee table to put in front of it . even
mahogany finished maple gloss door bookcase, z
lamps and picture to complete the room.
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1926 BLAINE ST. NE-NICELY FUR
nished, semi detached, living room, dining
only / year old; months lease to re-
sponsible party, SO per month AT. 42o4.
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HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A MODERATE
priced home with 2 master bedrooms7 I
have one Of the best values ever offered
room. 2Iz baths gas heat Gear bult-in
GARAGE; all improvements this Is one NJ
the finest values offered this year. prlcs
onlv SIO45O: inspect BY appointment
Cal Mr.. Parker, DI. 1890 WAPLE 4
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. D C RMS. BA. OIL
heat: new condition: Sa2 so; or better yet
buy detached homes, Chevy Chase. D. C.
that were b.ilt at depres sion values and
save S2 600 to %5.O06; prices, $3.50 70
SIS 92O; also bungalows. Va. and Md.
FULTON R GORDON owner, 1877 Eve
St d. $3.50. Office also open am. tc
q pm.
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OFF 10th ST. Mr.. WALTER REED HOS
pital-New house. nicely furn., Tor July
and August. refs TAYLOR 1393.
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HOUSES FUR OR UkFUR.

TO LEASE. FURNISHED OR UNFURN, g.
room house. 3 bedrooms: pa acres; beau
tiful Shrubbery and garden; rent reason
able 10 Locust ave, Hyattsyllle, Nd.
Warfpld 1914
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME - SEMI-DE-
fached 3 bedrooms. porches; convenient 10
bus lines: adults only; available about June
26 to Sept. 20; S65 mo. Tel. IA tl1s. -
ARLINGTON, NEAR WASH. GOLF CLUB
Il bedrms > baths, lSt-foor Law. ana
screened porch, basement maid rm;, oath;
double garage, shade trees; July-AuguSt;
500 per month. Chestnut 4o'o.&
I3I1 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-COMPLETE-
iy and beautifully furn., 4 rooms, sleeping
nnrch racrration room; garage. 10 Sept.
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6301 10th ST. NV.

O0Ul 1OIll O1. IN. w.
New bldg, Carpeted halls, slst doors;
2 beautiful rooms. kitchen dinette bath
paneled walls; all utilities incl; S65
Resident manager, GE s633.
COLORED- ARMSTRONG HIGH
bath apt strictly private. Call North 6l0I.
COLORED-2l15 l4th ST. NW-3 RMS.
kitchen, bath, porch refined middle-aged.
no children; very quiet: S55 mo.
COLORED-1%l6 4th n. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE.
alre: mi. So 80 mo URCIOLO REAL
TY co, Me 494l
COLORED-11l7 G ST NE R.K.. B,
h W h $3.50. THOMAS P. BROWN,
fl5 4th 81 "
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JULY = LARGE, COOL 4 BEDROOM
house, Chevy Chase, Md; screened porch;
shady lawn; completely furnished. Wis
cnnSin I'll hR
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1905 N. FREDERICK. .ARL.. VA.--ss, $50,
beaut brick Cape Cod s rms, comp.
baths, rec rrn., o.-i. gar.; desigped l or
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HERE'S ONE-S65.5O.

. bedrooms. living room, dining room,
large hall, kitchen. pantry, bath with
showeg, screened porch ample closets all
outside rooms; refrigeration free. Summit,
1915 Euclid St n W
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c. 3617 JOCELYN ST
--6 rooms. > baths; attractive, cool conv.
very reasonable for summer
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$40-COLORED.
1107 HOWARD pm CE

New building. each ant. contains living
room, bedroom. dlne'te. kitchen, bath,
porch: private parking space
VIM. H SAUNDERS CO. INC
1919 K St. N w DI lOl5
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CHI CHI, MD-JULY-AUG MODERN.
quiet air-cond, & rms 2Is baths: nicely
furn.; bargain to desirable adults OIL.
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119 GRAFTON ST, CHI. CHI, MD.-ATIR.
home. excel. furn., grand piano, radlo'
Frigidaire; will rent for 3 months; Sl25
mo; possession Immediately. Adams 0514.
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I VICINITY WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
SIX rooms. comfortably furnished; screened
/ sleeping and breakfast porches, garage.
Hobart 6GSG. ~
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BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS . BEDROOMS
secluded cool: Ia min. Silver Spring: {:
ly-September; no children. SH. 46So-W
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5OO2 N. 10Th ST, ARL. VA.-FURN. LIV.
nm. kit. bedrm.. ! st A elec range. Frig-
ldaire, sink, INV. unllm. phone. porches,
shade. Si5. CHI 1377
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FURN- APT . ROOMS. KITCHEN. S47 50:
utlllues included. Arlington, Va. Bus.
phone, RE 1929 CHI 1865
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S55 MO. LIST FL, ROOMS. BATH. Q
incl. porches, basement. gar. lge lot: furn,
until Juiv l lmc bus CH 5anm
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HAVE CLIENTS FOR HOUSES TO RENT
in any good section OF D. c., particularly
in Cleveland Park or near Cathedral CALL
MR. RABY, WITH BETHEL, DISTRICT
300. AFTER 6 PM. CALL WOODLEY
$500.
37I2 FULTON ST. N.W-s ROOMS AND
bath, maids quarters. NE. 1900, DU.
1900.
WANTED TO RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE OR
bungalow. not more than S62 per month,
in nearby Maryland. Box 439-D, Star.
NEARBY MD.-3 OR 4 ROOM HOUSE OR
apt UP 10 S33 Responsible tenants: refer
enCeS BOX 3S1-G. Star. o."
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CONV. LOCATED: I BEDROOMS. NICELY
furn.; beautiful, large garden; until Octo-
ber Wisconsin 3l25.
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APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp.

DUPLEX,
404s 9TH ST NE
Apt. Living room. bedrooms, d.
nette. kitchen, screened pch., bath, elec
refg.. heat and hot water included. Dust
SILVER SPRING, MD
Apt. 3-Lving rooms, bedrooms, d.
nette, kitchen, screened pch., bath; elec
refs, heat and hot water included (Ons
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST. Realtor. Ma O753.
THE MARCHETA,
1921 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV.
room, kitchenette. bath. Murphy bed.
refg;; 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service; $40 and up.
RES MGR, RE O63O
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO,
Real Estate Dent. MA. $3.50.
IN BROOKLAND,
THE KEARNEY APT.
322n 18TH St ne, corner BLDG, all outside
rooms cool for summer: . large rooms,
kitchen. tiled bath and shower: rents, S45
month refrigeration on house current:
adults only: open and lighted ewes. See
ianitor
PIG T ST. NE.
% ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
REFG ON HOUSE CURRENT.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.
9lS 18th St NV MA T15T.
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CHEVY CHASE-1-RM HOUSE. ATTRAC-
lively furnished; excellent location. Cal
Emerson 6323.
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; ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING, FURN.. SUIT.
4 ladies or gentlemen; less than 81 per wk.
ca fare zone NIL III U46R-W
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/ ATTRACTIVE BACHELOR APT LARGE
hVing bedroom. small study, private bath,
private home. plenty OF closet suace. Suit =
able : or 3 men. furn. unfurn. Call
SH. aLlA. As D n Sat or SIN
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DOUBLE-QU

1915 eth ST. N.w-sIx LARGE ROOMS,
built-in ssrase, inclosed rear porches;
immediate OCCUPANCY. Price $500 90.
MAURICE FITZGERALD.
1911 G St. NV. National S5ss.
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GA ELLIOTT ST. NE.
. rooms, kitchen. bath. porch. S27 so;
tenant furnishes heat
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 II St NV MA 2345
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APT.
Living room, > bedrms, kitchen bath: IN
private home on > bus lines. within Is
minutes Of downtown Washington everv-
thing furnished, no extras, reasonable. CHI.
6O14
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BETHESDA, MD MD-BEAUTIFUL DETACH
home with all modern improvements. First
floor, living rm. with fireplace, dining rn q,
kit. complete tile lsvstory ScTeened-i1
porch. Second floor, . large bedrmS. and
tile bath Large lot. Property being sold
10 close an estate. Price. - 500; terms.
F NJ. PRATT CO, INC. exclusive agent.
Ma $3.50
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FIRST

FIRST
Line defense begins AZ home;
you can be prepared by buy
ing this 3-family home; 3
complete kitchens and bath.
A very pleasing brick Co.
lonial; can easily be con-
verted back to one FAM
lily. Open Sunday only. Out
! 13th st. to Piney Branch I'd
extended. to Flower. left
streets, left on SSOS Reading
I'd. HELEN H. VET, SH.
2l7l. Sun, ewes, SH. S52o.
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431s 36th ST. N.W-COMPL. FURN.
Fenced yard 8 rooms baths. screened
porch EN- S351
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ARLINGTON. VA.-LIVING ROOM, BED
rooL,. dlnette kitchen and bath New
building $50 70 $50 80
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. CHI. 1341.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued.)
TRACY PL. NV.
COOL. ATTRACTIVE-S250

July l to Sept. J. Prefers to leave maid.
Drawing rm.. lib, d r, sun porch. 3 bedr.,
3 baths. sleep. porch, md.'s nm. and bath;
Gear gar
LAURA HARLAN L. CO. MA. 403l
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COOL, COMFORTABLE, CONVENIENT.
completely furnished home-:i bedrooms,
large grounds view: lease if desired. WO.
1880. after week days. before sunday.
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:i223 ASH ST. MT RAINIER-Ist FLOOR.
3 rms shower b.. INV h, chW. electric
ity. gas. newly dec 80"
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BROOKLAND - ATTRACTIVE : ROOM
house. nicely furnished. July to October
Phone MI. 363s 22'
EDGEMOOR. MD-DELIGHTFUL FUR
nished suburban home: 4 bedrmS, > baths:
lovely old trees. large lot: garage and
servants quarters, till October lSt: 20
min. downtown. Call Ma $685. from to D
IN NEARBY. MD.-ATTRACTIVE .
bedrm. house, large shade trees; cool and
quiet oil burner. tile bath. elec. kit. =
tlrepaces Nr Univ of Md Long lease
desired; adults preferred. Rent, S75. WI.
S924
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BETHESDA MD-ATTRACTIVE MOD
ern brick bunPalow 5 rooms and bath:
located on nice lot, 5Oxi so fenced-in
ward flowers. trees and shrubs. ssrsTs.
INC. 6s4O Wisconsin ave WI $40
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NEARBY VIRGINIA: UNFURN.: Is MIN.
Christian couple only oxford O4SS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

SOUTHEAST sECTIoN-7-I, HAVE THREE
buys T,tS tGdaE E9T nf6Tmsto9 81
After O'Clock call Franklin s793.
NO DOWN PAYMENT--NEARBY VA.
Modern 5-rm det. brick and frame
home; high; restricted; blk. bus. TIE. 5000.
1423 cRITTENDEN Den ST, N;W1sR ,as &c GAR. AZ.
might exc: open OWNER, North .6l76
5-ROOM BUNGALOW AND GARAGE,
basement laree lot; lao f. % front S BY 100 n T.
deep, deep FoS hIyh;' zppEiE pE5se s4s0O' Call "o'
IF YOU OWN YOUR LOT OUTRIGHT WE
will desisn and build a home for you and
arrange financing Phone NORTH HILLS
CO, Shepherd 75h3.
1915 GLEN ROSS RD, EXCLUSIVE SEC
coFFMAN REALTY Co', sH. 4iS8
ALExANDRIA-REsT BRICK Co
lonial, rms. and bath, oil heat, 81 l'oOO:
terms. c. E. WORTHAM. Alex. 33l1
RARE VALUEs-TWO-FAM HOUSES.
Cash payment as low as 500, Rent up,
stairs apt. for $50 per month. Located
within blocks of school. shopping center
thester. Bus at front door: Beautiful ndnsI
tion heat, two beautiful tile baths, See
these homes today. Call Mr.; Williams
BETHESDA, MD. BATTERY PARK SEC
tion-Modern 7-room home on attractive
corner lot: center-hsll plan; large living
room, dining room and kitchen; 4 nice
bedrooms, 2 baths on End foor; servants
quarters oil heat ssrage; near trans
portstion and schools Sll,150' terms
e M FRY. INC. 6s40 Wisconsin ave.
WI 614o
1905 N. FREDERICK. ARL.. VA.-ss $50
beaut. brick Cape Cod rms. COMP
fam: will pay for itself. GE 5000.
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3 large rooms, d, k. combined bath.
large grounds; no children Chestnut - g.
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r, sol nIrpS, HOME SEMI-DE-

ATTRACTIVE = BEDROOM HOUSE
Large shade trees; cool and quiet: oil heat;
Md: year's lease: available Immediately
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Sl7 BAILEY AVE HYATTSVILLE, MD
Large hying-bedroom kitchen and dinette
All electric. large hall. private bath. pri-
Vate entrance. util furn VA 4J53
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ARLINGTON = NEW 2-BEDRM. HOUSE.
completely furn.. insulated, air-condltioned;
lOc bus: June - to July 25. CHI. 1o9l.
COUPLE EMPLOYED PREFERRED 70
share completely furnished nome Win
couple. utilities included: $50 month.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

Arm UNFURN APT GAS. ELECTRIC,
heat incl. Just across Key Bridge. 1851
I9th St. n Arlington. oxford 1873.
NEW 4 -RM- UNF- APT, 5 MIN TO WASH
lnslon; 3 expos, metal kit. cabinets eft
G. F. refg laundry facilities. ! blk bus
schools and excel shopping center: S55 in
cIuoes heat and hot water. CHI. 73l1 bet.
and = pm.
; ROOMS, FURNISHED: MILES FALLS
Church Gf5iT modern conveniences; s35. Phone
Falls Church S29-W2. !2'
EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES COUPLE TO
snare new home; oil heat; insulation.
Hillside 03l5-J
Large hving-bedroom kitchen and dInette
All electric. large hall. private bath. pri-
vate entrance; util turn. WA, 4j53.
ATTRACTIVE BACHELOR APT. LARGE
private home. plenty Of closet snsce. Suit
able :: or 3 men. furn. unfurn. Call
SH. 5@5S, As . m. Sat. or Sun.
MT RAINIER, 1921 34th-2-ROOM FUR
zone; lady or employed couple WA. 1,76.
NEARBY VA. LEE HIGHwAY-UNFURN.
3 large rooms, d, k. combined bath,
large grounds; no children. Chestnut 5Sl6.
FURN, APT i. ROOMS. KITCHEN. 41,5o:
phone, RE 1923 CHI 1868
5002 N. 10Th ST, ARL. VA.-FURN. LIV.
nm. kit. bedrm.. 1st A; elec. range, Frig-
lqaiTe' sink, INV. unllm. phone. porches,
shade. Si5. CHI 1377
NEARBY VIRGINIA: UNFURN-: Is MIN
Gowntown. rms. garage pvt entr.:
Christian couple only oxford 04SS.
S555 MO; lst FL, 4 ROOMS, BATH, 9
ihcl. porcnes' basement. gar, lee. lot: furn.,
until July luc bus, CHI. $500
3 ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING, FURN.. SUIT
4 ladies or gentlemen; less than 81 per wk.
ca l-iare zone. utll HI U463-W
1903 ASH ST. MT RAINIER-lst st FLOOR.
; rms. shower B.. h.-w h, INV, electric
ity. gas. newly dec. 22'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APT.
Living room, > bedrms, kitchen bath: IN
private home on > bus lines. within Is
minutes Of downtown Washington everv-
thing furnished, no extras. reasonable. CHI.
6O14
ARLINGTON. VA.-LIVING ROOM, BED
rooL, dlnette. kitchen and bath New
building $50 70 $50 80
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. CHI. 1341.
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EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES COUPLE TO
share new home; oil heat; insulation
Hillside O3I5-J
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JULY AND UGUST-BEAUTIFUL HOME
in Kenwood oedrms, porches, 3 baths.
Near club and swimming pool WI 6434.
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OhdIUINsI COMpI. IuTN.. . T. : o. UI.'
oil heat gar. = pchS.: lease opt. HO. 1879.
CH CHI. MD.-JULY-AUG. MODERN,
comforts BILE. cool: 3 bedrooms, o. baths,
study near park: references. WI. ~.
CLEVELAND PARK-TO SEPT. Is: COOL,
6-room, semi house, porches,
yaro Emerson 5l45.
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SHEPHERD PARK, 1917 MoRNINosIDs

SHEPHERD PARK, 1917 MoRNINGsIDB
dr.-Beautiful stone home: lovely large
living rm. with fireplace and French doors
opening into garden, dining rm.. kitchen
and buffers pantry; 2 lovely bedrms. Q
baths and studio type den with stone hre-
with maids room and large cedar closet,
full basement. oil burner. Gear attached
garage: beautifully Handicapped corner lot
16x132 ROBERTS z. LATIMER, 1888
Alaska ave. GE. 1865.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME WITH
complete baths, finished attic, beautiful
large lot: located on wide avenue; Saa5o.
For appointment, call S. o. Peck, EA.
65q3. DI 3346. WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
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4-RM UNFURN. APT GAS ELECTRIC.
heat incl: Just across Key Bridge 1881
19th st. n, Arlington. oxford 1873.
N2..1o.
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> ROOMS, FURNISHED, 4 MILES FALLS
Church modern conveniences; S35. Phone
Falls Church Soq-W-2 ,?s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
A Thought for Today
Water Conditions

The fact that Waterbury is able to pass through the drought conditions prevalent in Connecticut and New England general ,ly is sufficient proof that city officials are taking the proper course of action in protecting our water system. Right now a great many communities face a serious shortage in all water supplies. But Wa terbury has sufficient for it's domestic uses and at the same time can continue to supply the factories with all the water they need for defense manufacturing pur- poses.
 All of which is proof that our system has been built up with an eye to future that may find even the present-day con sumption greatly increased. It probably proves, too, that the plans of Mayor Vim cent A. Scully and his administration to finish the Morris reservoirs and the third pipe line was not too far ahead of the times. The majority of people seem to feel that the pipe line is vital necessity It might also be argued that completion of our great water system is just as inn nOrtant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
Murder Most Foul

Assassination at ar.- time is hideous crime that must be condemnedby all crime that must be condemned by all women who grieve over the fate of France can understand the provocation, but cannot condone the killing of German army officers by desperate Frenchmen, driven to frenzy by their Nazi conquerors:; But the Hitler gangsters have committed a crime that is even greater than those committed against them. Every time German army officer is asSassinated, the Germans shoot at least 50 hostages. The victims of their firing squads have noth- ing to do with the crime that is being avenged They are guilty only of being Frenchmen.
 The death that is meted out to them is cold-blooded, deliberate murder. It IS without sanction of law or justice as civ ilized men understand it. It is under code that dates back to the era of the Huns = term the followers of Hitler bitterily hate, but which they are doing their utmost fully to earn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
Mild by Comparison

Although the New York newspapers refuse to become parties to the name singing contest now going on in New York City under the guise of municipal election, the reporters of the various metropolitan dailies are nothing if not accurate in covering the various candi- dates and their public spokesmen As a result New Workers are being treated to as interesting campaign as has ever been waged in that city where hectic contests are the rule rather than the exception.
 Mayor La Guardia got in few "hot shots" himself by referring to- District Attorney ODwyer as a cabbage-head, the allusion coming at dedication ceremony for some public market. He casually lifted a head of cabbage off counter and for the benefit of the attending press photographers and reporters held it up and remarked: My opponents head!" However, that's nothing to what the mayor himself has been termed in the last few days, with personages like Gov ernor H. H. Lehman and former Po6t- master General James A. Farley on the delivery end of the compliments.
 Farley, for example, called him cad and liar, while the governor with more though for the harshness of the word re- ferred to His Honor as a vilifier and possessor of an unbridled tongue. The Democratic National Chairman, Edward J. Flynn, got off fancy phrase by term ing La Guardia 'vain popinjay". And judging by the sound and fury it's only the beginning. It's all destined to bring out the votes, for New York political leaders are probably somewhat afraid of the light registration figures. As for the voting public, they like this name calling just as much as the politicians.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
Cheers for Cucuji

It's nuisance for many of us Every month we get one of those pesky bills for electric current Almost makes fellow want to move down to the balmy shores of Mexico facing the big gulf. For we are reliably informed that electric light bills are totally unknown down there. All the lucky folks have to do is go out in their garden and capture handful of cicuji. Never heard of them? Well, they are a sort of greeniShAblack beetle that produces a phosphorescent light Put half a dozen of them in little bamboo cage and they will give as much light as a 15-watt electric bulb. Ho, hum, let's turn out the cucuji beetles and go to sleep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30

when Pepper jumped him, de- manding that Reed cite one in- stance in which he had urged U. s. entry into the war. Reed had to admit he couldn't.
 'If you had listened to my re- cent radio debate with John Cudahy," Pepper said icily, you could have learned my position on war. | hate war and want to keep the United States out of war. That's why favor re- peal of the Neutrality Act. It is inimical to the defense of the United States"
 With this rebuke off his chest, Pepper subsided, but Reeds pum- melling wasn't over. Sen. James Murray of Montana, a two-fisted : supporter of Roosevelt's domestic and foreign policies, swung into the fray with, "I'd like to ask the witness to name one instance in wEich he has supported the Preai- dent on any issue, domestic or foreign"
 Reed again defaulted. "I didn't think you could answer that One," said Murray. You've been against the President on every thing and it is only natural for you to oppose him on this issue. You're just a Roosevelt hater, regardless of what he stands for"
 MERRY -GO-ROUND
 A sports commentator, spon- sored by a shaving cream, called the Duke of Windsor in Baltimore, inviting him to appear as guest star on the radio program, the money to be paid to British char ity. The Duke declined even before he was told the offer was only $100 .. Bill Bullitt, former Ambassador to France, was asked by photographers to pose with strip-tease queen Ann Corio, as the two happened to board the game plane in Hartford, Conn. Bullitt declined. Commented La Corio, He'd better never run for office my fans will snub him at the pollsi"
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