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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
|J.V.C. TO START NEW DIVISION
Debating and Round Table Discussions on New
 Fall Program

The Junior Victory Corp will christen @ new activity tonight when the first meeting of the Debating Division gets under way. This di- vision will be presided over by AL fred Clemente with Herbert Taller taking over the duties of vice presi- dent. This division will participate in many current debates and Round Table discussions on subjects prom inent in the news. The procedure at the firts meeting will be as fol- lows:
 Introductory speech by Howard Didsbury-Secretary General.
 Speech by Herbert Faller-vice president.
 welcome Speech by Alfred Cle- mente-president.
 Discussion and submission of all Ideas, appointment of temporary ot- ficers In debating.
 The assignments being given out by vice president. Questions.
 Ending Adjournment.
 Howard Didsbury will be repre- senting Vincent Maloney, who t the president. This meeting will be held at the Art Room of tho Silas Bronson library at 2 p. m And ell who are interested in thii sort of work are invited to attend and sign up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

A few years ago name bands were something to sandwich in between films in the larger picture houses. Today they are credited with good proportion of the patronage. and the thTongs Of young autograph hunters around stage doors seems to bear out this contention.
 JitteFbugs. as q potent force tn making or breaking e band. began to be recognized couple of years ago when Artie Shaw who seotfed at the elan. was toppled from the heights and had to fight his way back with plaeating statements.
 This vas the tipo6 to Robert K, ChFistenbeFEy, enc of the most astute band experts in the hotel business. Accordingly he compiled . list of about 1000 young fellows and girls in the band crazy eate- goFy and encouraged them to write him comment and advice on CUTS rent and coming bands.
 They've been right, tn the cons sensls. every shot" ChFlstenberFy said. Long before Harry James band began 70 make itself felt shees kids were writing me about hiEn They suggested l watch him gf and, of course. he's the hottest band ln the country right nowP
 Every time ChristenbeTry con templates changing a band he aendl cut a questionnasre to his core spondents. The last such poll show ed that the lltleEbugs were inclined toward softer mume than the blaF' lng brasses 60 much tn favor oniy few seasons ago.
 'sT'he kids want slrings in Q bans now" CiHE4asenheFry aasd. ''wheTeal they used so plump for saxes anG truInpets. I noticed they reaetes fav0rMhiy when Tommy pofse. added a string section. had Jame auRmenk his string unit when hl came into the Aning."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
FIRST AIR-RAID
 TEST OF ITS KIND

Boston, Sept. l-CuPl - n the nations first test of ite kind. air raid wardeng wiii be summoned to their posts by audible signals f0F \ surprise blackout next week affect ing 2.e00.000 persons in greater Boston, it was announced today.
 civilian Defense Director Michael q. KelleheF og Region 5 nald the biackcnt to be held between sunset of Sept. 6 and sunrise Of Sept. i5 actually would begin when highway lights were exslneulahed - ssoSne time before the audible alarm"
 Kellsher saia pedestrians would he allowed on the streets after the liebl1 were out and until the alEsnl sounded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
O'CORMAN GIVEN
 PIN BY EAGLES

Brass City Aerle. FgateFnal Order Of Eagles. presented a diamond lapel pin to Francis O'doFIiiaEi. past president at . meeting last night Tor his wOEk last year when the or ganization wnn the Diamond Derby ln filling new membership quotas. lle also was named to i'll the posi- ton Of trustee, vacated by Frank rayton who has entered Army seTv. tee.
 6ix candidates were initiated at last nights meeting. Plans were made to raise funds for Christmas gifts to members in the armed forces. Election of oGneeFs viii be conducted Sept. iT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
WILLIAM CROUDEN
 PRESENTED PURSE
Veteran Fireman, Now Re- tired, Also Gets Gold
 Badge at Testimonial

A gold badge and Q purse were presented veteran fireman William F. Grouden of 136 Chestnut avenue, who until his retirement from the fire department last week was the number one private in years of service, at a testimonial last night at McGrath,s restaurant on Bald win street.
 Private Grouden was 8 member of the fire department for 30 years and worked for a number of years as a dispatcher in the bureau of fire alarms.
 Marshal Dennis J. Lahey was master of ceremonies. Entertain ment was offered by stephen O. Brien and Private William Clasby. Guests included Chief Thomas F. Cavanaugh, Commissioner Patrick F. Shea, Capt. Robert c. Schlosser, superintendent of fire alarms and his predecessor, retired Supt Charles K. Ahearn, and Attorney Frank Healey, former chairman oi the fire board.
 Attending were Deputy Chief Mar tin J. Champion, Capts. Stephen J. Bloomfield, William J. Fitzgerald, J. J. Corcoran, Hugh Cunningham, Walter H. Lanoue, John Ahearn, Joseph Kelly, Richard Sheehan, Charles Booth, Andrew Leary, James Mcdonald and Michael Cavanaugh; Lieuts. Hiram Smith, James Barry, Timothy Horigan, Maurice Noonar1. James A. Moran, Walter Joy, Eugene Legge, James Mccoy, William G. Hogan, Michael Sullivan, and Ed ward Ryan.
 Privates and friends of MT. Crouden present and flremen on duty, who sent messages, included: John E. Graham, Dona Bironr Michael F. McKenna, John Mo- Evoy, Eugene Reigner, Raymond Gordon, Cyril Gordon, Henry Mel lon, Joseph Degnan, D. Donald Zappone, E. J. Gagain, James Caya- naugh, John Ray, Thomas Reilly Robert Cosgriff, James ODonnell William Henderson, Morris Hub bard, Fred Chesson, John Delaney Frank Day, John Mulville, Robert Kirschbaum, Arthur Wengetsman John Murphy, Harold Parker. Rob- ert Holmes.
 John Lynch, George Conlon Edward Sheehan. Alphonse Fer. raro, Roy Hamilton, Arthur La chance, William Clasby, Thomas McGrath, Joseph Olson, Dennil Sugrue, Charles K. Ahearn, Franl Moore, Bernard Dressell, Georg' Phelan, Joseph Kenny, Edwars Carmody. Jeremiah Grimm, Johi Ennis, Finton Delaney, John Hart nett, stephen O'Brien. ST., Stephel OBrien, Jr., James Campbell. Jo seph Maloney, Arthur Schiavone James Slayin, John Burns, Thoma Dougherty, John Fitzmaurice Maurice Altman, Daniel Sullivan Prank Carroll, Joseph McKenns Thomas O'Dea, Thomas Reidy, JohI Nolan, Clifford McPhee. Patricl Lynch, John OLeaTy, BernaTI Coyle, Francis Bouley, Mauric Shea, Anthony Eveikas, Ernes Therianlt, Percy Hartung, Michae Lawl0r, Edward 6roody, Thoma Mcdonald. James Delaney, Johl Lawlor.
 George Carroll. John Kimmes Joseph Sullivan, Peter Emmonl Richard Stafford, James Salvatol Daniel Klnnane. Albert PeFrsells Henry Fitzgerald, John Crowles Leo Burlington, Raymond hrodetli George smith. Walter Clifford. Joh Mitchell.
 The testimonial was arranged D . committee from the bureau fire alarms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

City employees today were practice lily assured of pay increase for I04S, while property owners can look forward to another reduction in taxes. Both steps can be accomplish ed, Mayor Vincent A. Scully told the board of finance yesterday as he urged an early start of work on next years budget.
 Capital improvements are almost out Of the question, the mayor said because of wartime restrictions This win mean less expenditures by tho city. Furthermore, he expects 9 Mnall increase in the grand list
 Municipal workers last year sought Yainly for raises to be effective this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

including e light cruiser - probably sinking another and damaging two. This raised the submarines totals from the Aleutians to the Indian Ocean, to 70 ships sunk, 8 probably sunk and 19 damaged
 All other offensive branches oi the service - naval surface vessels and Army and Navy aircraft . have accounted for 109 ships sunk 27 probably sunk and 106 damaged
 The Navy's announcement of sub. marine operations yesterday sait the light cruiser, two small freight CTS, a medium sized tanker and 2 small steamer were sent to the bot tom recently. Tn addition, a medi- um sized cargo ship was probably sunk and two large tankers were damaged.
 This was the first word on sub-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

Christenberry, who calls his kids the Advisory Musical Board. said 1t also developed that the parents of his correspondents liked about the same kind of music their chil- dren did.
 "They don't do those semi-acrO- batic dances" he added, but you'll find there's quite q bit of unanim- fly Of opinion on bands between parents and children"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

m.--TypewTitins A 3 c, Mias canty, 2i2.
 All examinations must be sent Co MT. Kennedy before the seventh period on tho day examinations will be given.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

ITh0mas P. Ranney, 21, of Mid. dleOury is learning to distinguish his left foot from his right in drills at the United States Marine Corps recruit depot at Paris Island, s. c.
 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ranney of WhIttemore drive, Mid- dlebury, the new Leatherneck att tended Leavenworth High School where he played baseball. Before signing up with the Marine Corps, Ranney worked for the RisdOn Tool Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
I5O NIGHTHAWKS
 HOVER OVER LAKE

About l60 nighthawks lowered over Hitchcock Lake last night for about an hour, an unusual number, according to Rep. Charles Gibson of Wolcott. Mfr. Gibson said the birds usually fly in pairs or alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

marine acClon since AuguSC z1, WnSn the Navy announced the sinking of two large cargo ships and a large transport. At the same time a destroyer was probably sunk and a medium size cargo vessel damaged by a torpedo hit.
 The Navy specified that the latest submarine successes did not take place in the Solomons engagement Previous announcements have indi. cated the underseas boats are rang ing over a wide stretch of the Pa cific to deliver blows at Japan'' extended supply routes.
 The submarines have sunk ol probably sunk more than four times as many ships as they have dam aged. In comparison, other forces have sunk only three more ships than they have been credited with damaging.
 s to Date
 lte, credited to all Army and Navy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
MRS. GRAY's FIN
 NLPPED BY HAM

Mrs. Augnste A. Gray 0f liiaN was nipped in the fingers h8 A chicken hawk recently ns Bh8 eap tured the bird in the act of 9Iiilhs her chicken coop. The hswk wingspread was 36 inches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
DYNAarITED SECRETS

An eminent New York gsolosist believes that the secrets hidden beneath the waters of the see can bee xposed by dynamlling. and blowing deep eea life and veseta- ton 70 the surface.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
BY ROBERT MUSEL United Press Stan Correspondent

NEW YORK-UP-The djointed kids who used be called ter lN role the entertainment world because the vang biggest nnovia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

Mud thrown up by an exploding bomb stiIl sticks to the spire of g church in BoLrnemouth, England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
AmericanS Submarines Take Toll of Japanese
Making Japs Pay Frightful Price for Pearl Har- Dor Attack; 40 Percent of Enemy Ships Sunk,
 Damaged Since Start
BY WALTER LOGAN United Press Staff CorrespOndent)

Washington September 4. = (UP) = Tabulaton or the latest blows against Japanese shipping in the Pacific showed today that American submarines have accounted for 40 per cent of enemy ships sunk probably sunk since the beginning of the The NavyS recent announce rnent Credited the submarines with sinking five ships
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04

Losses to Date ship losses to da credited all Army and Navy
Evening star., 1942-03-12
HOUSES UhFURkIsHEp.
CONTINUED }

WooDPIDGF-BY OWNER s ROOMS
bath. garage. lnclosed porches. North
bhSa after = pm
MODERN HOME ON PINEHURST CIRCLE,
IN Chevy Chase, detached brCE. lst floor
entrance hall. living room. library, dining
room kitchen, lavatory. @nd floor. 4 large
bedrooms, > large baths abundant closets.
3rd floor. 2 large rooms and storage space
basement, recreation room and bath. oil
burner. | acre OF ground, beautifully
landscaped. Rent TO responsible tenant
$3.50 per month.
?. J. WALSHE.
lIn1 Eve S. w MA GAGS
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ELBOW ROOMi

And fast transportation. Reduced for
oUlCk sale Lot l5OT25O': large shsds
trees on corner; only Sl2.e5n rooms,
] bedroom and bath on first floor, 4
bedTnS and b. m second floor, attic over
entire home House recondltioned With
oil alr-condIttoned neat. Owner has pur-
chased farm and is anxious 20 sell I'M
nediately. Shown bv appointment. call
Mr. Nyce. DI. Gn92, with
VIM M THROCKMORTON.
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DOGS PETS, ETC.

WANT A REAL PAL9 Get a Peke Beau
ties. wonderful dispositions. A. K. c. reg.
ME 7@04. Falls Church S31 -W-3.
sCOTTIE, 3 months old. female, pedigreed.
For sale Call MA. 7116
COCKER SPANIEL. male. brown and white
registered thoroua hhred. Is months old. !.
has been raised with children: $50. EN-
S326
HOLLYWOOD KENNEL EIS-BOARDING.
Cocker spaniel PUPPIES and stud sArv.
Wash .Raltn blvd WA 1924, BerNYn 12Q.
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FARM S GARDEN.

WELI-POTTED COW MANURE and Stable
manure. no straw, and rich black. soil c5
bushels. s.. 80 bushels, SO; delivered.
InSCCe, oxford 9039-W-
WE'LL RoTTED-COW MANURE, ST per
100 lbs; s.. 600 lbs. SIP 80. ton; rich
garden CIR. soc PEI, 100 lbs. 81 81. SEQ
CIienhurst Dalrv. RetheSda. Nd.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Nart
(Continued.)

414. BUCHANAN, ST NW.--Nicely furn
double room with porch for men or
couple; in Jewish private home; unlimited
phone: $40
double Fooms with twin nebS BEDS JeWsR
Telephone District l 341.
6O1O 2nd ST. N.W--Master bedroom. in
private home, suitable for 2 girls l block
bus. Georgia 7ls5.
1928, MASS, AVE. N.w.-For single settled
LARGE FRONT ROOM to share l or
z employed girls: convient locality
Adams lO4l. ID.
BOOB 7th ST. SE.-Front room, twin beds
with board; men only. Franklin 0934. "A.
DOUBLE ROOM; reasonable; gentlemen
preferred. 233 Kentucky ave. Sc. Ant. IL.
S03 EAST CAPITOL ST-Single room with
running water to employed gentleman S5
week.
AT AHD FAFs soR mp hM fa4H AsTya As seaFsd APs
rooms for Eentiie ladies.
400 PEABODY ST NW--LarEe, Nicely
furnished front room. next TO bath; twin
Ses BEDS RS Sloss1$ s7$e 20 mln downtown by exp
MAN AND WIFE have well-appointed apt.
with comforts VIII rent attractive room
to refined gentle gentleman. Hobart 6o53.
DOUBLE RM- IN APT, / or girls, excel
lent n W location, u block exp. bus: S25
one $50 two RA. 30s2.
. SINGLE ROOMS. one not avail. until
April LIST New furniture. Unllm. phone.
Pvt home Transp. conv. FIR. o053.
EVANSVILLE furn. front 1st-f.
room, next 10 bath; transportation IA blk.
Warfleld 500
. FRONT ROOMS, on corner. one with
private bath. Avail March 18TH On
bus lines Phone Randolph 2ls7.
desirable room =, block from trsnsp.
Unllm. phone. $40 mo Emerson 37a3.
7S4 VAN BUREN ST. W-Comfortah bly,
furn rm. in private home. no other
roomers. Conv. tTansp. Unlimited phone.
Lady preferred. TAYLOR $3.50
4@6 10Th ST NE-In new home, large
front master bedroom, newly furnished.
new temporary War bldg. ? Govt girls
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SHEPHERD ST. NJ
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1929 FLOWER AVE, TAKOMA PARK
Large hve-room apt unfurnlshed newly
decorated. kitchen and tile bath; availa ble
the l5th; adults preferred sentIles
ANNAPOLIS PIKE. q MILES FROM WHITE
House; new, rooms, kitchen. bath: unfur.
Country surroundings. All utilities furn.
EmploYed cOnple, $50 WA 1153.
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PAUL P. STONE,
KALORAMA--S27,500.

1t is difficult to find a detched home IN
this exclusive cloSe-In section az the prics
quoted Well arranged for entertaining.
Il Is a typical town house, English base
servants quarters and bath. several Are
places and a two-csr garage BOSS n
PHELPS. MA. 93O0 evenings call Mr.. Leigh.
WI 31Hn
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GOLD, DIAMONDS.
BOATS.
CATTLE G LIVESTOCK.

WORK HORSES AND MARES, IS: s mules,
Cheap: 3 spotted lead ponies. . high-class
jumpers. one thorouEhbred mare, 3 riding
horses. must he as represented. Rear
12S 10Th 81 Sc
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12,950-Chevy Chase, D. G.
OUTSTANDING VAIJEl

Out-of-t0Wn owner IS offering this IN
usually comfortable individually built hons
at a figure that VIII warrant your I'M
mediate consideration. II is attractive IN
appearance, practical in plan and OF the
highest standard brick construction Cen
ter-enfrance huEe living room. 22xl4, W. n
unusual fireplace and mantel: large din
ing room, pantry, kitchen, 3 splendid bed
rooms. tile baths, stairway TO larse.
bright attic. rockVool insulation, unlous
recreation room, Venetian blinds through
tractivelv land cared lot. trees. shrubs.
etc garage THOS J FISHER &; CO,
INC. REALTORS. DI $3.50. or evenings
cau Nj ODnnneL. Ia hlEc-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
s ROOMS-2 BATHS.
BEST NE. SECTION,

in location with all forms public trans
portation.. 2nd floor could be rented as
sep; apt. II desired. making home pay for
self Must sell quickly. priced at only
$500. Phone Mr.. Burr at Michigan 6015.
or office of
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT UNFURN; = OR 8
garden. ward. shade trees Not too near
other houses. Trinidad 3631.
GROOM. 1-RATH HOUSE OR BUNGALOW
in District or suburbs. Preferably Airing
ton or Bethesda area By responsible
party willing to paw UP 70 500 per month
for right place. Employed in defense work.
Smal. tamilSS lSo Bes, references en .tf Phone
p m, Hobart 2104 Extension 406
COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN WANTS
5-room unfurn. house. Va. or District.
RAY K. DANIEL, RE. 800. Extension $500.
NV VICINITY. NEAR TRANSP.: $40
rooms. finished ba sement. For Govt. er1pls.
RA BOSS, MISS LAURENZ
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67O9 PINEY BRANCH RD. N.W-ABOUT
3 years old, brick S rooms. bedrooms. z
81 900 cash and 500 per month; vacant.
RIA 500.
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BUNGALOW IN Sc.

automatic saS heat. This bungalow is
exactly thirty months old in new house
condition Sltrated on a nice-woodtd lot,
ve1y quiet street. A real bargain a $3.50.
: 900 ash and small monthly payments
Act quickly. To see call Mr.. Lovelcss, with
BEITZELL. DI. 3l00 or Trinidad 1888
afte' d pm.
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Near 5th ard Randolph v. Just 70
decorated New electrical fxtu~e7. rev,v
papered and painted rooms, : bedrooms
. baths. modern kitchen, OIL heat. Owner
rents rooms for over $3.50 nonth.v Priced
for quick sale Fay terms Gail Ny. Psf-
fell -GOLDSTEN BROS, RE. 1885. Eyes,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

81 baths. large library, double garage.
gas heat. CONDITIONED. WO 443a.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G. 5432 32nd ST
E rooms, . baths. hullt-in garage. oil heat.
elec refrigeration. completely furnished
except linens and silver: rent. $3.50. Can
be seen by appointment only. Call OWNER
SH 6lo6.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. CO ROOMS, KITCH-
en-, private bath newly DECORATED, all util-
ittes; SIS per month; sentiles only; couple;
after pm. Emerson 61S2.
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ROOMS WANTED.


desires room with private bath only. no
children. must be quief. state price ioca-
ton and phone number. Box 466-L, Star.
DOUBLE ROOM with twin beds. or furn.
or unfurn. ant. by two employed women
STUDIO 40 FURNISHED ROOM. VICINITY
S25-S30; Young lady; excel. references.
/ OR : ROOM unfurn. apt. 4. and b; M
ba esT a 3g Gnsyg G9sse Box Box 4 MqI
Star.
shaTe room 3lE N apt SouRf Nth 1ee eentleman So
926 G pl. ". Apt. 7, after ! m
YOUNG Latin American LAWYER, Govt.
empl.. desires room in refined private home
m. Nj. 1865 or after m.
EMPLOYED COUPLE, semitic. want rea-
sonable, quiet double room BY the 10Th:
n v. sec. preferred. Box 415-L. Star. a.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
abe AT62 or NavE m ofrs in h2ne T1
use Of phone, recreation room and
screened porch. Call CH. 3o3e.
ARLINGToN-Nlce glrl 70 share ? roegmgS'
766 S Barton s.. cH 72I6
ARLINGTON double room, l share. twin
beds bus l0c; pvt. home: women. GENTLE.
Glebe 545l after pm, Tu, Thurs Sat.
& Sun pm; s..
wEsToVER HILLS. gton.Att1Tgactlye
Phone chestnut s7i4
room with bath, sa-
rage on Lee blvd. 90 min. from cry.
$500. Falls Church 125S-J
Large room with private bath; cory. transp,
$50 month: private home Gleoe o3SU.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

CHILLUI. MARYLAND.
miles from downtown d. c. rooms.
automatic heat; tile bath. modtrn kitchen,
nice yard Owner transferred. Rental,
SO. For appointment call Dupont @2s5.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

400 PEABODY ST. NW-LarRe Nicely
furnished front room, next to bath; twin
beds closets; 90 min. downtown BY exp.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
4-BEDROOM BARGAIN.

Recently built brick IN Chew Chase. M
for S1n.4a0, " bedrooms and bath Up.
bedrooms and hath down Converlen'
t. all faclll'ies Call NJ Treat. ALLIED
REALTY CORP PraSlev 0IoI
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.
DETNHTnpTH pAPEATN

Only five years old and in excellent con-
dltlOn. Six spacious rooms, two complete
baths on second floor. Attractive recrea-
tlon room and complete tile bath in base
ment. Modern kitchen. sarase and fenced
yard Act now. Mr.. QUICK, RA. 341s. or
DI. 81 90. BETHEL,
Evening star., 1942-03-12

l. DOUBLE ROOM, reasonable; gentlemen
preferred 233 Kentucky ave. Sc. Ant, IL.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
MIRACLES HAPPEN

Sometimes We have iust found another
5rCk bungalow for S65On. in restricted
subdivision OF Silver Spring: End floor cal
be finished INTO more rooms: large l't.
schools. SHOPS and buses near.
R. P RIPLEY. SH. 454s. OPEN EYES.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

S03 EAST CAPITOL ST-Single room with
| running water to employed gentleman S5
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1912 WEBSTER ST. NV.

a-rm. home, in one OF citvS loveliest
rms. paths. bullt-ln garage. maid
in basement. large lawn and gardens: rent
al only y 80 per mo, To inspect call MI
Burr. Michigan CO.'S.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
S125OO-DoWntOWn-Vacdnt.

ROOMINC AND BOARDING.
3-Story stone and brick residence
near Dupont Circle and Just north OF
Mass. ave. There are II rooms, > baths.
INV. heating system with oil unit; 2-car
garage with space above Can be seen
any time THOS. j. FISHER & CO. INC,
REALTORS. DI. $3.50. Evenings call Mr..
O'DOnnpll. TIA 51-H
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BABY CHICKS,

BARRED ROCKS, r I Reds. White Leg
horns. ConKeyS Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 6l9 K ST. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
F. w BOLGIANO & co.
Blood-tested chicks. Rocks, Reds and
White Leghorns. Poultry equipment: Full
ne. IF. $500 COZ E St NV Ma. O0Q1.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
NEAR CATHEDRAL.

EXCEPTIONAL BUY.
Semi-detached home, : spacious rooms
baths. recr. rm.. auto. heat, detached ga
rage; S13,950. Emerson 1851.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
AUCTION,
ATTENTION.

Nationel corporation closing local Offices
~ill dispose Of entire Office equipment, in
eluding chairs, desks tables. metal file
cabinets. safe, etc NJ reasonable offers
refused Apply l41o Irving s.. nv.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

CAPITOL HILL, WITHIN A FEW HUN
cation for tourist, guest house, profess
sional use etc) Contains rms. 9 baths;
brick. sll modern. large garage. Renovated
and reconditioned with painstaking care;
Price. S11 800. Property is clear. Good
terms E A. GARVEY. D1. 450s. Eve.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

TWo-FAMILY HOME. s5,e50. LOCATED
near 4th and Fla ave. ne. This lovely g.
room and bath home represents an ex-
cellent investment arranged for 2 families
and in fine condition Reasonable terms
For appointment to inspect, call Mr.
SCHWARTZ, DI p0S0.
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IuST OFF CONN AVE

Mr. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL.
Have YOU been looking for nice 4-bed
room detached brick home IN convenient
and desirable Northwest location? If 81,
IT will pay you to inspect this homo I'M
mediately. Army officer ordered away.
reason for selling Includes spaC .ous lSt-
floor plan with tile lavatoTy. 4 beoroOmS
and baths on md floor. finished 3rd-
floor room Recreation room with fire.
place: 2-car garage. For details call Mr..
Evening star., 1942-03-12

MAN AND WIFE have well-appointed apt
with comforts VIII rent attractive room
to refined sentile gentleman. Hobart 6o53.
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BENDIX
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

EQUIPMENT FOR RENT-Cranes shovels
bulldozer, trench dItCher. compressor. con
crete mixer and paver. Call Emerson 31a3