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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14

will be completed for the commun- ion breakfast which will take place Sunday, March l6.
 Anne Raimo and Mary Ranaudo are in charge of the mission work which includes the collection of old clothes, tinfoil, stamps, the making of holy pictures and medical sup plies. A penny drive has been start ed by the group among the various organizations of the church for the purpose of aiding missionary work.
 The newly elected officers of the club will be installed at the com- munion breakfast Sunday. John Rossi, the outgoing president, will be in charge of the installation cere- monies, plans for which will be completed tonight.
 Mrs. Otto Sibold was chairman of the committee in charge of the dessert bridge held yesterday after noon at the Third Congregational church hall by the Ladies Aid So- ciety of the church. Others on the committee were Mrs. Hermance Valentine, Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Harry Roden and Mrs. George Callan.
 Those present included: Mrs. AL bert Harris, Mrs. George Moeller, Mrs. Charles Petitjean, Mrs. Eugene Doherty, Mrs. William Petitjean, Mrs. William Wood, Mrs. A. w. ichols, Mrs. Clifton Turney, Mrs. Fred Jackson, Mrs. John Coolidge, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs. Arthur Warfel, Mrs. Abner Schofield, Mrs. Andrew Rodia, Mrs. Edwin H.. Glover, Mrs. David MacConnell, Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Silas Holland, Mrs. Edward H. Chapel, Mrs. Edwin Pierce, Mrs Irwin E. Smith, Mrs. William Corners, Mrs. George Ro- main, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. R. Ring. enberg, Mrs. B. W. Erk, Mrs. Daniel A. Hine, Mrs. Henry l.. Tooker, Mrs. Hermance Valentine, Mrs. Otto Sibold, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. George H. Mclean, Mrs. Frank Hal lock, Mrs. Louis von Lott, Mrs. Jo- seph Mackie, Mrs. Harry Pritchard, Mrs. Gilbert M. Henderson.
 The next major social function of the society will be a luncheon bridge which will take place on April F at the Third Congregational church hall.
 Members of the Moteru Sajunga society of St. JoSeph's church will meet tonight at 7:3O at the Knights of Lithuania clubhouse on Green street. Mrs. Marcelle Digimas will preside.
 The members of St. Jcseph's junior choir will meet for re- hearsal tonight at 7:45 at the re- hearsal room in the old St. Josephs school.
 Recitation of the Stations of the Cross will be held in Italian tonight at 7:30 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church
 Miss Margaret Kilmartin will pre-. side at the story telling hour which will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Brooklyn branch of the SilaS Bronson Library for chil- dren of the Brooklyn section.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
Marriage Intentions

The following marriage lnten. tions were filed this morning with Town Clerk Mrs. Mary 0. Kil- martin:
 John Strickland, 283 Pratt street, Meriden and Clara Thumb. ley, 2S3 Pdatt street, Meriden.
 Alfred Mancino, IA East Main street, T0rrlngton, and Edith M. Rinaldi, 90 Oak street.
 Leland Hryniewiclsi, 1S Dixie street, and Cecelia M. Norman. dine, 15 Dixie srteet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
BLACK CAT BRINGS LUCK

Trinidad, Colo.-UP)--A Trinidad woman wondered If she would have bad luck after black cat adopted" her and persisted in living at her residence. Now, she says, the cats assured of a home as long as it wants to stay. for she has won a contest prize.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14

evacuation and that attempt was made to continue their education.
 To avoid similar conditions when and if New York is bombed, the New York group bought 12S-acre wooded tract here at Bucks Rock, contributed $75000 for construction of modern school building and three model dormitories and hired Donald Deskey who designed the interior of New Yorks Radio City Music Hall, architect.
 Modern in every detail the fat-topped plant is so designed as not to be r3ibe from the air To keep up morale no bomb-shelters were built
 To test the evacuation camp under wartime con- 'itions" it decided to send three groups of 100 students with their teachers to spend month at Bucks Rock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
CHILDREN STAGE
 PATRIOTIC PLAY
Abbott School Youngsters Presented in Three En-
 tertaining Playlets

A program of three plays was pre- scented yesterday by pupils of the s and 6 grades in Abbott school. in the school gymnasium. Miss Eliza beth M. Carroll, principal, an- ,nounces the following students talk ing part in the plays yesterday:
 Grade 5 Flag Ritual.:-
 Director, Richard Daddona Our Flag"
 Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag" Your Flag and My Flag" My Own United States" Star Spangled Banner Boys - Vincent D'Aversa, David
 Hauk, Joseph Neres, Peter Or
 satti, Leo Buoncore, Nicholas
 Macri, Anthony Christophono,
 Thomas Gugliotti Health Tn Toyland'
 Characters:
 Lizbeth ....... Evelyn Schmollinger Raggedy Ann ...... Nancy Bellini Marcelle ........... Patricia Porto Mo'J OoAAS '''''''' OlBd hlTlleIlkO Big Chief Brown Near ..........
 ................ Mary Daddona Jack-in-the-Box .. Marie Accousti BoSsy .......... Barbara Carosello Bunny and Teddy ..............
 Marie Valerio-Marie De Nigris Tin Soldier: Angeline zurlo, Vir-
 ginia Longo, Beatrice Accousti.
 Grade Six
 I. "1nky Winky," the story of a lazy boys shadow.
 Characters:
 Tom ............ Harry Filippone Betsy .............. Jean Brickner George .......... John Buonocore Nancy ............ Shirley Wennin2 Jane .......... Marie Christofano Ruth ............... Agatha Bosco Ethellnay ...... Flomena Mordino Jimmy ........... Arthur Munter Inky Winky ........ Laura Gargari II. America for Me-" ........
 Shirley Petke-Lois Wangemann Announcer - Dolores Karvelis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14

can Federation of Labor, and Dr. stephen s. Wise, he was able to get an American visa, and thus equipped succeeded in reaching Vladivostok on the far eastern end of Siberia. From there he entered Japan, where fresh difficulties confronted him. Several of his companions are still held up at Kobe, Japan, for lack of proper credentials, while Figenbaum, after much difficulty, finally suc- ceeded in reaching seattle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14

cat. No sooner did the alert game protector arrive in Prov idence W i | h t at liter than the Rhode Island newspa- pers set up a great c g. { e r. waling over the fact that Rhode Island q idn't have any wild- cats and that ti,a aAtN.n1 tSt11
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
CRUELTY ALLEGED
 IN DIVORCE CASE

Frances Holley of Waterbury seeks a divorce from Matthey Hol- ley, also of this clay, in a civil ac- ton filed this morning in superior court.
 Mrs. Holley. in asking for the dechee, charges her husband with extreme cruelty. The couple were married March 28, 1885. Attorney A. Henry Weisman represents the plaintiff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
CREEDON ENLISTS
 IN NAVAL SERVICE

William F. Creedon. U. s. Navy. son of Mir. and Mrs. William Cree don of l9 Albert place. recently re- enlisted in the Naval Service and is now stationed temporarily at the Receiving Ship, Brooklyn, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14

Albany. N. Y. (UP)-Congregation Beth Fl Jacob, considered the oldest orthodox synagogue in America, has celebrated its tooth anniversary. Several patriarchs who have been connected with the temple more than 50 years attended recent an- fliversarv observance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
AGED SISTERS DIE TOGETHER

Norristown. Pa. (UP)-Mrs. Eliza Fitzpatrick. 30. and her sister. Mrs. Sally Goodwin. 78, died within a few minutes of each other on the first anniversary of their only brothers death.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
Late Realty NetUs

Quit Claim Deed Waterbury Savings Bank to Georgiana Goudrealt, Hamilton avenue property.
 Mortgage Deed Ge0rgiana Goudreault to Water- bury Savings Bank, Hamilton avenue property.
 Release of Mortgage Chase Brass and Copper COm- pany to Michele Nacleri0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
SOUTH
 BRITAIN BRIEFS
BY BILL GARRIGUS

Just over the State line, in Rhode Island, a game warden laid off chasing deer hunters long enough to shoot a 34 pound wild
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
Drab Assay Office Lives,
 Institution Of Old West
BY RICHARD w. JOHNSTON limited Press Staff COrresDOndentl

Uah(UP)No motion picture the wild unamed complete little that the soil of the mortgaged homestead literally packed with gold.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14

If this column had been in a Rhode Island paper, we suppose 1t would have been necessary to ex- plain that partners aren't native to Connecticut, and that the beast killed on Raggie was just a pas serby, or a drifter-over from some other State.
Evening star., 1941-09-13

FRIENDSHIP HElGHlS, u. C.-beduIHul,
clean and bright single room In practically
new semi-det brick home, well located;
reas. WO S504 1904 VeaZey st.
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DRUGSTORE FIXTURES, remodeling,
will sell old fixtures in first-class con-
dition. Can be seen at Shoreham Hotel
DRUGSTORE, Conn. ave and Calvert st.
ELECTRIC WATER HEATER, 6O-gal.. prac-
tically new; reasonable. Call Shepherd
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FLOOR SANDING, 2

PAINTER, paper hanger, 80 years expert
ence. work myself Best work, low
prices. Taylor 065S, Mr.. Bloom.
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heating plants. radiation. plumbinc. DOORS
sash, pipe. AL materials from 200 bids ss
5S NJ ST s.w., and so bldgs. Frederick. Md.
moved 70 cur yard. Hundreds of bargains
Arrow Wrecking Co, 100 South Capitol
St Franklin qSO3
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

very large corner. private bath: fireplace
attractively furnished. double; near trans; (;
annfher smaller. North A22b.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
RESTAURANT MANAGER,
EXECUTIVE

Possessing broad experience in field OF
insurance organiZation and finance desires
to make part-time correction in which
services may be utilized evenings, Saturday
afternoon and Sundays. Box 364-T, Star.
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WASHING MACHINES, Bendix, ABC.
Westinghouse, G. E. Liberal trade-in allow
ance Can be purchased on electric light bill
Spring Valley Electric Shop, 1905 Mass
ave. NV Emerson 1868. Open evenings.
WASHING MACEINES-IO days free
trial popular makes, all with electric
pumps S39.95.. Gem Appliance Co., 500
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BEDROOM SUITE, solid maple (SS9
yy55ueo, S35 q only at price,; walnut
S3'.5O $3.50 value, only); complete Holly
wood bed at S29.95. Buy at wholesale
Compare our prices, Buy where you save
most money. Arlinston's largest furniture
ddbIsgiays; dbGI OPEN b EVENINGS, Si, sen the res;
MARTS., 5000 Wilson Blvd. and 3l5 No
Glebe rd Arlington. Va 49,
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NEAR 10th AND ALORAMA RD. NV
Lovely apt. living bedroom. spacious bed
room, combination dining room and cleo
trio kitchen. tile bath. shower, large
closet; 1st floor; 500. including utilities.
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LIQUOR WHOLESALER

Who wants to better himself. Must be
honest loyal and straight forward.
dare you to have me represent your house.
Box 363-T, Star IA.
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! 23 GIRARD ST. NE-Employed woman
| owner will share attractive Christian home
| or rent front bedroom to employed girl.
/ TII E04o Sunday eVeninpS
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/ DOUBLE RM.. next to bath; women;
room and board. Ivy 1861. Near New
Navy Bldg. Ia"
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YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE BEAUTI-
fully furnished 5-rm. apt. for weeks
nvt hedrn1 Adams HR10
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BABY CHICKS

BARRED ROCKS R /, Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feac
Store, 6l9 K ST. NV. METROPOLITAN OOSq
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| 4o07 FESSENDEN ST. N.W.-Large front
room with twin beds; reasonable; breakfast
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1901 QUINCY ST. N.W-STUDIO APT,
private bath, southern expos, twin or
double beds.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SELL INTEREST in established in
cornern to person experienced i'll line
and with good contacts. Can draw good
salary Immediately. Not much cash re-
uuired. No brokers. Box 4O9-T, Star. IA
GROCERY and meat market, doing SIS 900
business monthly; trucks; beer wine
license; price very reasonable on account
of death Inquire Mrs. Swain, 800
Concord NV. II"
ESTABLISHED MUSIC STORE. Northwest
location. SH. 3977-J. Box 255-A, Star.
MODERN RESTAURANT, excellent busi
ness beer and wine. fast growing COM
munity; long lease. Owner. SH. 5492.
GUEST HOUSE, "a r., 7la b.. fine NV. LOG;
down. No agents. Box 2S3-T. Star. 19s
CAFETERIA AND GRILL, containing most
modern equipment available; desirably To-
Gated for colored PATRONAGE. ME. 26lo.
Mr.. Otho D. BranSon. 10
TOURIST CAMP, I2 acres, 900 feet on No.
] highway. between Baltimore and Wash
gas service station. furniture and fixtures.
Quick sale price, S11 500. j.. H; Fetty'
36s Main st, Laurel Md Laurel 162.
VARIETY AND NOTIONS business, 1850 H
ct. n.e-Ideal location; lease may be Sc
cured. Joseph c. Suraci, committee, Union
Trust Building.
pELICATEsSEN STORE reasonable cash
Tor quick sale. Excellent opportunity. 1893
Randolph st. NV. Ia.
RooM1NG HOUSE, IL rooms, all rented,
eouipped for h.k; price Ieasonanie tor
Spence, 43s K st. NV. IA
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I349 KENYON ST. NV, APT. 41---GEN-
tile girl to share 4-room and porch apt.
500 per month Call Hobart $3.50.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2s23 2sth ST. N.W-Single room in pvt.
family. Excellent meals. NO 9l34
Vicinity Wardmsn Park.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM to share with
young lady. Also other double room. In
Jewish home. Fine section. Newly furn
2910 18th st. NV. MI. 349S.
JEWISH, HOME beautiful double rms
for gentlemen or ladies' Ist-class kosher
board. Also table board. 1913 Quincy
ST. NV. ia. 0077.
DOWNTOWN, 1907 18th st. nw-Large
room for . or 3. next bath; . excellent
meals: So so each. Michigan 1916
1862 PARK PL NW-Facing Soldiers
Home: pvt. family offers large End A.,
front room: 2 baths. unlim. phone. plenty
to eat; S45 for /, SO for .; gentlemen
Also single room. S35. RA. 3l39.
1905 18th ST. NW-SingIe room: also
double; good food walking distance
1715 MASS, AVE. NW.-Large master
bedroom, suitable four girls; large closets;
newly decorated.
1854 S. NELSON ST. Arl., Va-Large
room, 3 exposures, mr.. bath. suitable for
3: 50 wk. each. OK. 2741-J.
315O 10th ST Nw-Pleasant basement
rm. for young men; excl. meals. homelike
atmosphere; $50; conv. trans.
ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW has newly dec
GRATED twin-bed room, single room, for
young men: clean home. 1924 18th st. NV,
ROOMMATE WANTED by Southern girl in
lovely private home; twin beds. RA. 7049
after 8. S24 Shepherd st. NV.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

IRI, colored wishes part-time or days
nrk: reference. Decatur 3315.
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BUILDING MATFRIAL-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
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DOWNTOWN, 1143 18th n.w.-Cozy, small
sleeping room, inner-spring ma ttress; maid
service: single, S4.5 so per week. Ia
59lI 18th ST N.W.-Nicely furnished
room. adjoining bath: references required.
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CH. CHI, D. &c RMS. KIT, DIN.
bath; 3rd A.: quiet, empl. couple pref;
perm: $3.50: express bus. WO 2323.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT, dwelling in list commercial
zone, main floor suitable for select shop.
Apartment above; automatic heat. SII5
mo; mo Arendes Realty Co. 1907 Wisconsin
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. in downtown Sec
slon; Established for many years. owner
IeaVlng town. Bargain for right person.
Box 391-T Star. l4s
GROCERY STORE, doing o. hundred cash
business weekly: 1907 location. full mod
ern equipment, long lease. low rent: very
reasonable price. Box 362-T, Star IA"
WILL SHARE STUDIO, classes di.y or eve
ning Ideal location. Columbia S425,
CORNER GROCERY STORE, good cash
business owner drafted, priced very low,
must be sold. 1900 N. Capitol st.
500 DOWN-TODAY'S SPECIAL.
Dellcatessen-grocery living qua rterS Nice
HXtnres, n nn S clean stock A real bargain, Only
SlOO down II sold Saturday or Sunday See
TINS store today. Telephone owner, Alex
andria 95S3. 14s
DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE,
1870 vermont ave.-13 rms, kit, 4 baths,
I laws, laundry, storage rm.: oil heat 3
story orlck, gear gar; completely furn,
EQUIPPED; fully rented; $4,000; 81 800 will
nnanoIe. nan sat lease. Owner H. j. HARTH
9O0 r ST NV Ma. 2066,
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

Bricks. lumber. doors, sash bathtubs,
sinks, tubs. radiators and boilers. all sizes.
from hundreds OF wrecked bldgs.; paint, ST
gallon. General Wrecking Co.. MI. 6177.
Evening star., 1941-09-13

DOWNTOWN. 1143 18th NV RM.'
kitchenette semi-pvt bath: gas, linen, It's.
everything furnished; S45. RE. S544. "a
Evening star., 1941-09-13

LADY. 25 TO 3O TO SHARE 2 RMS,
kit. and bath. with another. 500 3rd n.ws
Ant Ii l4s
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ROOMS WANTED.

BACHELOR. employed. desires bright quiet
room State location, price and particulars
Box 436-T. Star
FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman in v!cin-
ity OF Taylor and Fulton sts., Ch. Ch., Md.
WI. 3236
GOVT. WORKER male, desires private
room, bsth, garage or parking in NV
D. c. Box 372-T. Star. a.
COLORED ROOMING BUREAU. connected
with old reliable real estate firm. List
your rooms with US High-class clientele
solicited Suite 200. 1903 7th ST. ".
North 1927 l4'
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2llO 18th ST. NW.-UNUsUALLY ARTS
tic . rms. kit, bath. NEW BLOND WOOD
FURNITURE: accommodate , or 3; ref.
reouirPd. 81
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GOVT. GIRL Will SHARE ATTRACTIVE
apt with another. 1920 10Th st. n.w'
Apt q0l. Republic 40S5.
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92S NJ ST NV, THE Aristocrat'-CIean
first-floor Ink. rooms. next bath; only
gH SO
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SAG COLORADO AVE. N.W.--ATTRAC-
lively furn., rooms, dinette, kitchen,
bath; utilities included. GE. 4945.
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1873 10th ST. NV, APT. 106-ExTRA
lge studio rm.: l or gentle gentlemen
Fripidaire service. reasonable.
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URNITURE-CompIete household furnish
machine, high chair, lawn mower, etc.
Also approx. $50 ft. wire fencing complete
with metal corner posts, supports and gate.
Wisconsin 299l.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

FALLS CHURCH. VA. lO6 Great Falls st
ATTRACTIVE large front room. accom-. .
or 3. block from bus. Excellent cook
ing. Falls Church 1512-
328 HIGH ST, Friendship Heights-In
a1let adult family large room. semi
private bath and shower. Gentleman.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS corner rm.. new
S. and e. expos. next bath: l blk l0c bus:
gent: 81 wk.. S21 mo. CHI. 9233. l5'
ARLINGTON, vA-Pvt home, single room
with double bed; conv. trans. Glebe 1857.
BRENTWOOD, MD.-Nicelv furnished
room. private family WA 5723
TAKOMA PARK-Newly furnished room.
block from bus; new home. 106 Barron
ST. SH. s0s5.
ARLINGTON, vA-Beautiful master bed
living room In Colonial home; 3 exp. 4
closets twin beds: 10c bus at door: Is
minutes downtown. Mrs. Evans. CHI 9sss.
KENSINGToN, Md.-Large furn room.
semi-pvt. bath: new home; conv. bus.
WI 42l6, eve, Sat. afternoon and Sun.
ARLINGTON. furn. room for l or . girls.
6aun. and kit. priv. Sl5-S25. Uni. phone,
Gil. POSI-. Conv trans.
ARLINGTON. 1927 N Utsh-Attractive
room, windows. modern home private
entrance. porch: near bus. city fare.
35O5 NORTH 22nd ST. Cherrydale ArI.,
Va.-2 large sleeping rms. double and sin
gle: - blkS. l0c bus line FIR. $3.50
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NEWLY FURNISHED large front rm. with
twin beds: ladies. Govt. workers; conv.
trans 1929 Otis st. ne.
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1725 TAYLOR ST. NV single rooms,
| private home: women, Govt. employees,
Protestant; S25. 18th ST. transp.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

ATTORNEY. middle-aged. quiet, single
furnished room. private bath, shower; pri-
vate adult Protestant family. convenient
Transportation, Alexandria or vicinity. Box
44@-T
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GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE FURNISHED
downtown apt, includes maid and cook,
eyeaIlept meals SOR KeyStOne
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FURNISHINGS for 7-rm. house: paper
hangers, washing mach, garden tools. scaf-
fold. 3015 Rodman ST. NV. before . m.
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ROOMS FURk. 6 UkFURN.
ROOMS UkFURktSHED.

2 ROOMS. kitchen screened porch, semi
pvt hath: heat. gas. elec furnished: Tea-
sonable. 70s Jongfellow ST. NV
zoo 10th ST NF-Two front rooms
lhk.: heat, gas and elec. Suitable for an
elderly lady. 15s
s17 INGRAHAM ST NV front rooms.
one large and one small; light housekeep-
ing IL desired
Evening star., 1941-09-13

FUR COAT, Raccoon, size "A, very good
condition. Inquire 2143 Pennsylvania
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DAIRYMEN.

For sale 80 good grade Holstein and
Guernsey milk cows. 26 now milking All
heavy mixers, oy r half recently fresh 3
with calves at side. Bringing over $500
per month milk check. Buy as many as you
wish. This is an accredited herd Last
test July this year Also milk cans, ster-
l!lzer' Frlgidalre cooler. boiler and wash
tubs. Phone GaitherSburg 22S-W
Evening star., 1941-09-13

ENTIRE Ind FLOOR: OUTSIDE FMS;
suitable for boys; utilities incl, personal
laundry taken care OF. Taylor 23lR.
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2S1S 18th ST. NW.-Large room, house
keeping. Frigidaire, sink; adults; $50.
ct
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CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK.

FOR SALE riding horses. suitable to
become ladies' hunters. Kensington 396-W.
mares. cheap mules. Is ponies large
and small, very gentle: 10 saddles and
brides; ) DAYS guaranteed, will exchange.
Rear l36 10Th st. Sc Trinidad 90l1,
DriScoll lls
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5I4 OGLETHORPE ST. -NW.-Large double
room, nicely furnished: u block express
hnS. unlimited nhnne CE h22o LIZ
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! SINGLE ROOM for gentleman in private
| apt. 1907 Park I'd. NV, Apt. 3. $50
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1924 MASS. AVE. N.W-Downtown. IN
usually large. attractively- furnished front
single rrn., near bath S4 so wkly.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WAkTEl
TABLE BOARD

CHILDREN TO IL YRS; YEAR-RoUNI
home good food supervision: Is children
here now: references; 18th wear. Ask ou
pleased parents. Box So, Clarksville' Mo
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LADY WISHES TO SHARE HER AT
trsctive apartment with another employed
lady. co 1S45
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FLOOR MACHINES RENTED, REPAIRED
ALI types sold, time payments. Shellac,
wakes. sandpaper. all supplies Modern
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KALoRAMA RD.,- HOTEL, 23O5 18th st.
| hat 2 h M single 81 Wk.. double S6.
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FURNACE; will heat 12room house:
perfect condition: S45. 4OlS Georgia ave-,
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home; iiv. rm.. overstuffed suite. bedrm
twin bedsl. kit. bath: util. incl; S55;
enrnl GENTLE couple: avail Sent Is
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ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATOR, mahog-
any china cabinet, dining table, bookcase,
roll-awav bed, kitchen cabinet, roll-top
desk: reasonable. S722 Garfield ST.,
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724 WHITTIER ST. NV ssle.. rms,
| home: GENTLE ladies; 500 GE 0404.
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Continued on Next PaSs.S
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PAPER. HANGING

PAPER HANG1NG
OF the better type. Guaranteed Work
done Immediately. RA. 1859.
PAPER HANGING. this week, only. $3.50
per room; 1941 washable, sunfast papers;
work guaranteed. Michigan 5316.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, iobbing and
femodeling a speciality: 24-hour service
II. E. Williams. North 624S.
Padio Tro11bIeo Free est: work guar
&IdulO 1IOuUlS mos Honest prices
MID-CrTY Radio Shop. 90 pm. Ma. 0777
% BATHS paint. Ss Kitchens; guaranteed
beat and efficient work. SH. 6553-J. IA.
JACK r. TATE-Gen. con. RE. 1924
Painting, papering, plastering, floors sand
Cd. carpentry. roof painting; white mech
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PAINTING, DECORATING int, ext, pure
lead and oil used on ext: DO my own
work: roofs painted. RA. 52S3. after 9.
PAINTING and paper hanging, good work
guaranteed. Reasonable prices. Estimates
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5000 NEWARK ST NW.-Large single
room for gentleman, close to bath with
shower: good transp. S22.50 mo. EN-. 5751.
sos A ST. NE.-Large double room. also
single room; private home: Semi-pvt. bat tn;
chw; near Car line References
Evening star., 1941-09-13

134l l. ST N.W.-Newly decorated and
attractively furnished SINGLE rooms, ad-
Joining hath, So 5O-S5 weekly.
Evening star., 1941-09-13

1881 ST. NV. APT. S07-SUBLET
living room, corner bedroom, kitchen, bath;
very attractive: reasonable. 13'
GENTLEMEN OR LADIES; DISHES
linen. elec.. gas furnished: SIS mo. each.