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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
Questions
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me waterbury Democrats Der.
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sive research. Write your ques-
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bury Democrats Washington Ser
Vice Bureau, 1913 TkiFteenth
Etreet, Washington, D. @.
O. what time Of day were the
declarations Of war made by the
United states against Japan, Ger
many, and Italy?
Al Japan, Dec. 8, 1871, 4:10 p. m;
Germany, Dec. II, 104l, S;O5 p. M;
and Italy Dec. II 1871, 500 p. m,
q. Why are modern nations rep
resented in cartoons, by animol fig-
lres, as the bear for Russia, leopard
for Japan?
A. It is probably hangover
from the totemisn1 OF primitive
times, when each tribe had its
sacred animal, regarded as Q pro-
tective spirit, and worshipped with
rigid tabooS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
Daily Almanac

Moon sets 10:49 p. m. (war time)
Sun rises at 6:57 a. m; sets T:03 p m.
(war time)
after sunset.
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in the
after
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20

TODAYS COMMON ERROR
One feels something, he does
mot feel Of it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20

pAKe tOE bnS S1ASWGEDs
I. The United States Secret Ser
vice is a part Of the Department OF
Justice, the Treasury Department.
or the Department Of Slater
2. What is the odlcial name Of the
Dutch island possessions which in
clude Java, Sumatra, and other
islands?
3. On what day Of the month IN
1882 was George washington born
under the Old style calendar then
in use?
4. A truffle is a choice table deli
cacy; true or false?
S. For what country was Muscoyy|
the ancient name?
9. What does the surname Smith
mean?
Z. What was the affliction Of Bari
timaeus?
8. Batik Is a rare mineral, wood
or method Of executing coloree
designs on fabrics?
8. How many men have served e
encouragement under Presiden
Roosevelt?
10. What is the second line Of tn
nursery rhyme MARY, Mary, quilt
contrary?
plan bring into action capital noI
idle?
The long messages that the Japa
nese are now dropping in the Philip
pines show clearly how well the
generals and heads Of government
understand the value Of leafid
dropping. Are we going to allol
the Japanese to defeat US at OF
own game?
RUTH DYER,
Portland, Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
Washington Merry-Go- Round

Among Merchont Soo with Mounting UBo0t TOLL
Navy Forbds Fishing Croft Cory Radios and Thus Aid Pctro
Aout" Officials Of WPB Are Pleased with Guthes BIowUP;
They Hope Will Bright Spotlight Hedges and Scfies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
A Thought for Today

He delivereth me from mine enemies: yea
thou lftest me up above those that rise up
against me: thou hast delivered me from the
violent man.-Psalms 1S:48.
In mans most dark extremity oft succor dawns
from heaven.-Scott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
What's Your /. O.?

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions? Turn to back
mage for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20

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Evening star., 1942-02-11

For men only. Double rooms, plenty OF
baths, switchboard; S27.50 ca. Also single
and double rooms for girls.
CHEVY CHASE-Master bedroom with pri-
vate bath. in new home, for l or 2 en-
ployed persons. 2836 Rittenhouse st. NV.
For Particulars Call WO. 7342.
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6-BEDRooM DETACHED HOME, CHEVY
CHASE, D. C-Most desirably located,
" square west of Connecticut ave- near
grade and high schools, in the finest
residential section Of Chevy Chase; 3
rooms. THREE BATHS. hot-water heat
slate roof, garage, splendid lot. l00-ft.
front: vacant: price only S13,500.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1505 ST wv National o345
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-DE-
tached 2-story brick, ) rooms and recre-
ation room. full basement, oil heat; lot
4lxl 10. 1920 Alton pl. NV. Price.
Sa.250. WO S616
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEARBY MD.-2nd AND 3rd FLOORS. 3
rooms, kitchen and bath each; new BLDG.
10; $65 mo-. including heat and elec !:
close to bus and streetcar. Box 7l-J Star.
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RLINGTON-Attractive front room in
c.h.w. l blk. bus. Chestnut 8154 after 6.
HYATTSVILLE-Double or single room.
also garage. Call WA. 7106 after pm.
AVAILABLE in new private home, large.
nicely furn. room, h.-wh., uniim. phone:
with or without meals: empl. couple, 2
girls or men. Call after pm, CHI. 1924.
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SlZ,SOU.
PICTURESQUE SPANISH DESIGN.


II you have been looking for the un-
usual-something different with great ap-
peal-we urge you to see this house i'm
mediately, beautifully built: it contains
living room with arched doors opening
brary. 2 bedrooms and bath on first floor
also a large glassed-in sun porch. At
tractive bedroom with private bath on 2nd
rage. The lot is well Handicapped with
considerable privacy: located "a bloc: block
to the country clubs. The price is RI
diculousdlyy low; sOlo For details call Mr..
fSHes' ERANK X 8 so'p 'PpHuJJps DI 1411
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SILVER SPRING-Attractive room in pri-
vate home of Army ofdcer. Can pool trans
portation to War Dept, 20 min. By car.
also bus service: breakfast available. Phone
Shepherd 1877.
ARLINGTON, 1922 9th st. so.-Double
front furn. room, next bath, double or twin
beds, c.h.w., showers: Is min. D. c., near
restaurant: S35 for 2: privileges. Glebe
299S after 4 pm.
s44 9. HIGHLAND ST. Arl.. va.-Nicely
furn. rm.. private family, a.m.i.j sonv.
transp. Chestnut S643.
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and sitting room for employed couple in
nearby suburbs: Use Of garage II desired.
Call SH hQ53.W
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| 1904 4th ST. NW.-Nicely furn. front
rm. suitable for 2; conv to bus; gentiles
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90 CONN. AVE. NW-Studio rm. and
:. dress. rm.. semi-pvt. bath, kit. priv.
lirlS Ant
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FURNISHED: FOR NAVAL OFFICER:
convenient Navy BLDG: twin beds, pantry
Address Box 5l4. Army Navy Club. City.
OFFICER AND MOTHER. 2-RM. FURN.
apt. mo-: or 2 sgle. rms. and board: give
address and price. GL. 1888 after z p.m.
FURN. OR UNFURNISHED. ! OR ROOM
kitchen, dinette. private bath, NV. or Ar
lngton. Feb l5 or % Box 64-J 8tar .
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OWNER WILL SELL.

| recreation room. deep lot, at only $3.50
Must have $4,000 cash. Could be rented
| for 500 Call between 9-l2 Wisconsin 2432.
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$11,450-Mount Pleasant
Home and Income.

3-story brick residence. well situated and
overlooking q. s. park: / rooms. baths;
2 lavatories. attractively modernized
AUTO. HEAT: garage. Present income.
$40 monthly. exclusive Of owners guar
shown by appointment. THOS. j. FISHER
CO, INC. REALTORS DI. $3.50. or
evenings call Mr.. SmaltZ ia. 1896.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

PORTER ST. NV. WEST OF CONN. AVE
Cor. bedroom, liv. r., kit. dinette, rec.
hall and bath. EQUITY at reduced price.
Mo. payment, all inclusive, $50 .6S.
NEAR 18th ST. AND COLUMBIA RD. N w.
Modern apt. Of bedrms., baths, liv.
Big reduction on original price for cash
deal Mo. payments about Is Of rental
value.
Buy your own apt home in one Of more
than 50 cooperative apartment buildings
in successful operation.
EDMUND j. FLYNN,
Authority on Cooperative Plan.
Woodward Bldg RE. 1918.
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1899 LAMONT ST NV gentlemen
twin beds: blk. from cars; phone: So ca
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LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. also small studio
room overlooking garden. in lovely home
gentle gentlemen. CHI. S1S3.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Single room. next
bath: unlim. phone: near bus stop. Ord
Way 165b
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Immediate Possession.

IL rooms. 3 baths, in the vicinity Of
10th and Columbia rd.; modern brick,
o5 IT. wide: garage space for 2 cars; wide
alley Inspection by permit only. Price.
1910 Vermont ave NV. ME. 2713.
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TAKOMA PARK-Double room suitable for
couple: housskeeping PRIVILEGES. semi-pri-
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NEW APARTMENTS.

1928 Franklin St. nr. r. l. ave. ne
l room, kitchen and dinette.
:, rooms. kitchen and dinette
All modern; ready about Feb 90: adults.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
s0S N. Capitol ST. Realtor. MA. $3.50. l3'
6COLoRED)-5 RMS. AND B. 1898 9th
st. ne. $3.50. z 7. and b., 2605 Barry
I'd. se. S75. BEHREND, 719 9TH NV l5'
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JUST OFF 18th ST.
$500 DOWN.

BALANCE LIKE RENT.
In one of the best Sc. locations. Homes
that cannot be matched for price and
quality OF construction: rooms. bath. nm
ished knotty-pine recreation room, auto
oil heat $3.50. Emerson 9551.
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NEW GROOM DETACHED,
ST 600

Situated on large wooded lot this new
home will sell before completion. 3 large
bedrooms, fireplace in living room; close
to grade schools. Call MR.. GRAY, WI.
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NV. SECTION-Large front room, suitable
3; also double room. connecting bath:
bYeakfns ct 10
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CoLoRED-s R., FLOORS: HARDWOOD
floors, oil heat, Colonial porch. full cellar.
garage: long. sodded yard; 634 Columbia
catur 1160.
COLORED-NR. NORTH CAPITOL AND
Fla.-8 large rms, bath; nice condition.
Priced to sell. Mr.. YOUNKIN, MA. 1913.
Frame, r, and b., h.-W.h: 5000 oash,
bal. mo. W. w. BAILEY, MA. 1870.
CONTINUED on Next Psga.l
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EMRASSY SECTION.

Refined corner home of bedrooms and
| 4 baths. priced $4,000 below assessment.
J il. LEO KOLB, INC, MI. 2100.
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3700 MCKINLEY ST. NW-Can accommo-
date two or three young men or employed
girls: with or without private bath.
WO ll63 13s
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN - $3.50. 2 BEDROOMS,
place, dining room; terraced garden. Call
HENRY CLAY, CO. O60O.
FEB. 18th, 2 MONTHS; COM
plete, 2 bedrooms, / N baths, basement.
automatic heat: 20 minutes downtown:
$50. Glebe 2441.
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317 18th PL. N.E.-Neatly furnished front
room for 2 men. Phone Lincoln $3.50.
217 C. ST. NE.-One large front rm with
One Ink. room
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Jig ABBEY PL. NE, bet. 3rd and 4th,
l. and M-Large front sunny bedroom.
nicely nice ey furnished. next bath, private home;
gentileS only: S35 mo TR 2460
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CHEVY CHASE D. C-Attractive room for
gentleman in private home. . exposures
large closet. Woodley Scol
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RADIOS-Bargalns save 2OGo. 800, 4Oe..
Brand-new floor samples, R. C. A. Victor.
zenith, Farnsworth Stromberg Carlson,
Philco. Phono combinations. Washing
toms largest suburban radio store.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES,
1888 Ga Ave, Silver Spring. SH 229a
Evening star., 1942-02-11

1903 N ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished base
| ment room with bath, for gentleman, in
| refined home: cony location
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TWIN-BED ROOM for > Govt. girls, gen.
tiles; laundry and breakfast privileges;
conv. location. ME- 1O49.
II SEATON PL. NW-Front room, new
furniture. $40, or middle room, $40: for
two girls
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1912 MACOMB ST. NW-Double room,
opening onto porch. southern expos: unlim
phone. y block transp EN- 27Q3
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4 BEDROOMS.
$40 $50

Detached brick, months old, on large
lot; close TO schools. stores and transpor-
baths, bedroom and bath on lst floor. rec
reation room and built-in garage Owner
TRANSFERRED. Priced for quick sale Call
Mr.. Clements, WO. 1914 or BErTZEIL
DI. BOO. Eycll l.SiVe
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TRANSFERRED FROM CITY.

TRANSFERRED FROM CITY.
Detached Colonial brick Of six rooms,
bath, garage and fenced yard; only / "a
years old; excellent NV. location; only
S9,250; act now. Mr: Quick. RA. 341S,
or DI. 31O0. BETHEL.
BARNABY'wooDs AREA, CHEVY CHASE.
center hail, 6 splendid rooms. baths,
daylight rec. rm. with fireplace, attic nm.
at only S13,5O0 THO6. L. PHILLIPS WO.
1900 until pm. 351S Conn.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

PIANO latest modeI Weaver vertical used,
but in very good condition: Sl25: has a
very good tone Easy terms. Republic
s212, Kits. 1880 G ST. middle OF the
Evening star., 1942-02-11
ROOMING HOUSE, 18th &
COL RD-. S15.750.

Brick. Q rooms, baths; excellent condi-
ton: automatic heat. garage, deep lot,
quiet street; easy terms. This house will
sell quickly BOSS & PHELPS, MA. $500.
Evenings call M. Stoufier. CO. 2l9O.
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APARTMENT VALUES.

NEW BUILDING.
2315 Lin. I'd. ne. No. 31O-2 rms.
kit. dinette bath. cleo gas all
utilities furnished: vacant Feb.
16th &R-
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PIANO, slightly used, latest model Story &
Clark spinet, S29S; a model that sells
new for 1855: terms. Ma. 1928. Jor-
dams. corner 18th and G. SITS
Evening star., 1942-02-11

| 1923 EASTERN AVE, Takoma, Md.-Em-
ployed ladies, kitchen privileges, ami,
clean. Call 81 pm. Good bus service
and stores
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| $40 INGRAHAM ST. NW-Comfortable
| furn. front rm in Prot family for refined
GENTLE gentleman. Modern bath. Phone
privileges. Near tranSp. RA 6S72
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So, $50.

STONE BUNGALOW.
Located in nearby Md. on a beautiful
wooded lot, is the home you have dreamed
about. 1t contains five large rooms. tile
bath and shower, elaborate kitchen, full
basement, oil burner. hot water heat: won-
derful enviDnment Don't fail to see this
before buying. Call Mr.. Coates. D1.
3lOO BEITZEIL
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
WOODSIDE FOREST
YOUR HOME

Can be one OF these beautiful homes,
located nearby Montgomery County. Wide
me show you these homes Telephone SH
1000. Ewes. WI. 1862 or SH 1ISI
Evening star., 1942-02-11

RADIOS, 81 each. from storage, rebuilt in
our shop. Trades accepted. Let us repair
your set and save 500. 1910 7th ST. NV.
RADIOS-Trade in your old small set on .
new one; S5 to $40 allow. on new r. c. A.,
Emerson and Philco models. Apex Radio
Co, 1O9 9th st NV at G
Evening star., 1942-02-11

DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Platinum, diamond watches and any other
jewelry purchased Highest prices paid.
New York Jewelry Co.. 727 7th st. NV.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

APT. AND FURNITURE WANTED.
,ver apt; Govt. employe. RA. OO4l.
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PIANO-Used plain mahogany case Voll-
ner baby grand. S195; in good condition
and fully guaranteed; easy terms. Re-
public 6212. kits, 1880 G st. tmiddle
of the block
Evening star., 1942-02-11

PIANOS-See US and save from 10 to 259c
on new and used spinets, grands and
small uprights of standard makes. Also
used uprights at $50, S25, $50 and up.
We are exclusive local dealers for the
famous Cable-Nelson and Everett pianos.
Call Republic 1890. The Piano Shop,
l0l5 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1942-02-11

BRICK BUNGALOW, SILVER SPRING, l
block of Georgia ave-Owner leaving city.
practically new. special built. unusual
large rooms, large attic. ba asement, oil
heat, $1,000. Do not delay for this bar
gain Call Mr.. Filippo. with REALTY AS
SOCIAUES. MA l43S
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512S NORTH CAPITOL ST.-Newly furn -,
18th: gentle gentleman TAYLOR 7671
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN wants nicely furnished room
access to piano; prefer private home. Boz
S6-J, Star
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1924 18th ST. NW-Master bedrms., .
large closets, modern furniture, pvt. bath:
exDr. bus and cars; adults
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1929 ST. SE-SEMI-DETACHED 2
rooms and bath. convenient to Navy Yard;
$500 cash, balance monthly.
2-story brick and stone, good ne. sec
ton; rooms and bath, oil heat newhouse
condition; 3 years old price. 81 1850; terms.
F. M. PRATT CO..
MA. 1852 Ewes. RA 423I.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BROOKLAND.
e ROOMS BATHS.
REDIJCED TO 750

Near 14th and Emerson n.w.-Detached
nome IN NEW CONDrTION-VACAN
MEDIATE POSSESSION Five large bed
rooms. spacious floor plan. parauet floors.
porches 3rd floor equipped as apartment:
most convenient location BOSS & PHELPS.
ma 830G, Evenings Call Mr.. Sh&ckelford.
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TAKOMA PARK. MD.
GEORGETOWN-So OOO

Want a Good Buy in
Woodbridge Brick Bungalow?
rooms, de luxe bath fireplace; only z
years old Call DI 1872
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RADIO-PHONO. COMB. with automatic
record changer, $40 cash; exceptional
value. Apex Radio Co., 709 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

4O1O NO. 2fst. Arlington-Large. comfort.
able rm., pvt. home. new furniture.
min to downtown. Suitable 2 girls. empl.
couple IL
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RADIOS-New 1912 Emersons, S7.95 up;
special 5-tube super with loop aerial
S12.95; 6-tube Emersons super, $685..
Apex Radio CO. T09 9th st. NV. at G
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

SMALL FURNISHED APT. FOR RESPONSE
Bile couple. vicinity upper Connecticut ave
Phone Mr. REID. Woodley 7161.
SMALL. MODERN. FURNISHED APT, CEN
trally located. wanted by couple until end
of June Ma 5425. Ext. 402. bet. $40 m
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CHEVY CHASE-S1O.5OO.

, Semi-det; frame house Of 4 bedrooms Z
baths, fireplace. 3 porches, garage, oil heat.
Ewes, Michigan 2l2I
j. LEO KOLB, INC, MI. 21OO.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

PHONOGRAPHS-See us and save
up to 409o on slightly used and new ma
chimes OF standard makes. Cash or short
Shnn nIs r+h - ~ iooo' Ane 1i"o
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
WORKING MOTHER Of refinement desires
home for child IL, companion child same
age: c. g. preferred. L. O90l.
TWO YOUNG MEN desire double room
and board between Dalecarlia and GEORGE
town. Telephone WO. 27h I3"
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SILVER SPRING. MD.-Wanted. couple to
share furn. house with another, gentiles
and Govt. empl. pref. Sligo 1918
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
Leading Teams TO
Battle On Sunday

About "A teams viii take 20 tho
Palmer Bowls alleys Sunday eve
mig in one OF the o'sges' matchH,
~ the season on neg;ral arcvs T0'
teams will be on hand 10 furnish
the thrills for the hundreds of bow
ing fans throughout the CITY. who
will witness the grand opening o.
the Palmer Bowl.
Among the teams that VII BE-
ready for the friendly battle arc
Porter's Cleaners vs.. Frar's Aie
alleys and 4 alta p NJ; Little Sam :
Bar vs Millers Lunch alley nun
bers and at 7 p m; CONGO IS
F. and 3 alleys and s q; ? pm (.
Pearlman's. Northeast Motors
Schmidts Beer Smit,y's Stars Hires
Root Beer, and four white girls
teams will also take 10 the sllevs
against some Of the best Race
women teams here n the city.
What teams would be selected %
take part in the inter-raeIsl mate6e.
was not known a. press tine bu;
Supreme Linen girls Club Congo
DR. Orr's girls. Gsrvin's Motor
Soles may be the teams 10 take to
the alleys.
The Palmer Bowl is one NJ the
most modern bowling establish
ments in the city. II is the only
-.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
YMCA Beefers
Sharpen For
Bridge Games

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21

took the first game handily but los;
the second and had to do some fancy
tenth frame bowling to take the las,
game bv only SIX pins. The Aces
found their ink s.tll around. when
they dropped two games TO tn.
Blues to fall farther behind &. the
leaders This victory moved the
Blues back into fourth place Wfl
Hank Smith and Lee Shaw showing
the way Grstiot was able 10 ge'
back into the win column by blank
ing the Grays Smith showed a SO
series with a 1888 game and Shaw
sos series
In addition to the outstanding
match Of the season the Jacks meet
ing the Aces. the Blues will meet
the revived Gratiot team and the
Browns will engage the Grsys.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
Forest Club Gives $50
10 Soiourner Truth

The Forest club bowling alley
under the management OF Sidney
Brand, donated $50 to tine SoJuurner
Truth Citizen committee last week
Mr. Brand also suggested to the
representative Of the committee
means Of ots.ning funds to help
their worthy cause.
The Sojourner Truth housing
project as you may know by this
time is the same group Of houses
that according TO the federal gov
eminent was reaffirmed for Negro
occupancy last week,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-10

what happened. He was going
slow. 1t Just caught Drake as he
came to a stop. Mashed him.
Otherwise 1t would have cut him
right in two"
My God, that's awful"
DR.. Gordon looked up from the
table where Drake lay in the freight
office.
"Ill have to have some help"
What you going to do, Doc?"
DR.. Gordon didn't answer.
Someone you, Davis, get sme
some blankets and q half-dozen
sheets anywhere here in the
neighborhood, and be quick"
"I'll help, Doc. Tell me what
you want" Sam Winters stepped
into the cone Of light that fell
from the tin-shaded lamp hanging
over the table.
"All right, Sam. I'll need some
body steady. Everybody else get
out now. Quick"
what you want me to do first?"
Sam took of his coat and turned
up his sleeves.
"Cut these clothes of him"
DR.. Gordon turned towards the
door. "Will somebody stand at this
door and keep everybody out?"
I'll do that, SIR" Monaghan
moved toward the door. "IIl keep
'em out, and when you've finished
we'll take him over to my house.
Just|a few steps"
GOOD. Now, Sam, let me see"
DR.. Gordon proceeded with his
examination.
'Whatll have to be done, Doc2"
"Amputation."
Ellis Lego Which one2"
Both. Close to the hips. There's
a chance"
For nearly three hours both
men worked under the crude light
of the oil lamps. Then DR.. Gordon
folded the blankets about Drake
and stepped to the door.
Ito Be Continued
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him? The service
ribbon is blue at
both ends, with
alternate red and
W hite S Stripe
down the middle.
The rib bon at
tached to tn e
m e dal has the
same pattern, and
so has the service
button at the bot
tom. The medal is
gold, adorned with
an eagle.
2. w hich is
bigger, Australia
or con tinental
United Stat e S?
BY how much?
8. w h at is
Oahu?
! Hack Pare
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SPORTS LOVER

Joe e. Brown, whom sports writ
ers voted Americas No. / Sports
Fan during filming Of Columbia's
SHUT My Big Mouth" has an en-
tire room at his home field with
sports mementoes collected during
the past Is years,