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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

Seen in passing Joe Barnes of the Fox Street Barnes is resting comfortably at St. Marys Hospital after an appendectOmy which was performed last Thursday Here's to a speedy recovery, Joe -. Bobby McGrath of the Rocky Hill Veterans Home is enjoying few days furlough at his home on Spencer Avenue Pete COyle than whom there is no more loyal Notre Damer in the whole wide countryside, dropped In from New Haven yesterday to say hello to John Cuney and some of the other boys in The Democrat office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

Del Knox, LitchfieId High School basketball coach and former City Amateur Baseball League first base man, recently fOrsOOk the bachelor ranks when he ana the lovely daughter of Dr. and Mrs Howard Allen of WOOdbury decided two could live as cheaply as one Since the rice tossing the Army has assigned Del to tiOned there indefinitely he's sending up here for his wife. She's planning to leave very shortly in company with Florence Stadalink of Congress Avenue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

smashing story, in technicolor, of the U., s. Marine Corps and what 1t takes to turn out a fighting leatherneck. This production is made to order for every patriotic American, and is credit to those men who fought their way to glor- ious posterity at Wake Island. Most of the action takes place at the San Diege marine base, and 1t is there that John Payne, 8 raw recruit, is turned into a first class fighting man by Sergeant Randolph Scott. For the domantic interest, which no marine would be without, Maureen O,Hara has been placed in the role of a lovely navy nurse. Naturally, John succumbs to her charms and Irish temper. Every American should see this stirring film. See ITO The Shores of Tripoli," and you'll realize why you should Remember Wake Island"
 By way of perfect balance, the second feature, on the same pro- gram, is mystery plus, titled "Who Is Hope Schuyler" the prin- copalS in this murder mystery are Joseph Allen Jr., Mary Howard, Sheila Ryan and Ricardo CorteZ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
Q ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ
QuestIons on Woman's Page

Questions on Wonaan'S Page
 1. American soldier wearing this insignia is a warrant ofiicer and non-commissioned.
 2. Germany conquered Denmark and Norway in April, i94O, and Jugoslavia and Greece in April, le4l.
 3. M0sIens are second largest religious group in India.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

Mrs. Alfred Mueller of 215 Lincoln Street was hap py yesterday she made her debut in the Tower sanctum for 30 years ago that morning she and Al list ened to the tune of Lohengrn being played for them Mrs Mueller brought in several pounds of tno for the Tower cause her initial contribution done up only she does all things of that nature very neatly was most elated to learn my most welcome visitor the mother of pal of long standing Max Mueller, now happily married man in Thomaston. The Tower is deeply in- debed to Mrs Mueller for her generous contribution and hopes she'll make herself more frequent visitor The welcome mat will always be out for her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

Kenny Malsch of Grandview Avenue has only been in the U S. Marines nine months but is sporting ser geant's uniform. Ken home from his station New River South Carolina the past weekend. Becoming sergeant in such short time Kenny has plenty on the ball .. Rev Thomas F. Lynch of Montvie, local na tive, attended the banquet and reception to Lynn V Stambaugh national commander of the American Le- gion Saturday in Norwich Father Lynch chaplain of the Montvle Legionnaires, offered prayer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

Mrs. Barbara ShaughneSSy of Amityville, Long IsIand is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MOrthrOp of Wood Street Fifteen LeavenwOrth Nigh School girls, members of the Senior class, studying tracing and will be placed in defense indus tries after graduation Pvt. Albert E. Jones' Mid dIebury Road WatertOwn, has started his basic train ing course at the ArmOred Force Training Center in Fort Knox, Ky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

leg toward what we know uarned well is civilization. Few would care to repeat this unromantically un- pleasant Odyssey, which began last Dec. 10 when the Wilhemstrasses mouthpiece ordered us American newspapermen from conference to our homes.
 Due to an of1lcal oversight, had six hours of extra freedom, but was picked up in my room after midnight. With other newspapermen, was guarded in Alexanderplatz Prison without food or bed until the afternoon of December 11th when we were allowed 8 meager lunch-provided we paid As Adolf Hitler opened his speech, we marched out to be trans- ported by truck to the Berlin suburb of Grunau. BROWNSHIRT LAYS DOWN THE LAW
 There, a minor Brownshirt ofacial issued iastruc- ttons: Keep your rooms clean keep feet off the beds, watch your conduct, in order to avoid bad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
DIES TO FAME

Alan Ladd, screen newcomer, dies for the second consecutive time as the climax of the story in Para mounts This Gun for Hire," which stars Veronica Lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
PARK CITY HEARS
 TOAST OF NATION

Rich baritoned voiced Vaughn Monroe will be heard at the Ritz Ballroom in Bridgeport Thursday May q, in 8 brilliant mid-week en- gagement., Currently the toast of the nation, Vaughn has established himself as Americas leading inter- preter of sweet dance rhythms. He's heard on the Camel program every Friday evening. Originally starting out with Jack Marshard's society orchestra of Boston, Vaughn soon, upon the creation of his own band, reached the musical heights that he now enjoys. Such starS as Marily Duke, ziggy Talent, Johnny Turnbull, Ray Coniff and the Vs are featured in his organization. There is dancing Friday, May 9, at the Ritz, with Try Hintz and his orchestra playing Square Sets. Muggsy Spanier on Sunday May 24 and Brunon Fryger on Sunday, May 31, are looked for Ritz dates. Polish dances include Joe Lazarz on Wed. May 20, and Krakowska on We'd nesday, May 27. Reader for Tues- neSday, May 27.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

The article below written Cra France and Germany The Waterbury the GestapO when the U recently under for exchange of terned pO mats and journalists
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

have boosted sales Of the famous gift store to justify this inside slsOw.
 :. Jay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19


 reserved for the guards It icycold in this long the tiny Wateppes burst flooding didn't work and the water for shaving like own Sweat and shi -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
AnSEUers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on edi- tOrial page.
 1. Chungklng. 2. Fala.
 3. April 6.
 1. False. Olympia is the Capital.)
 5. Steel.
 6. Nautical term. ,. Ottawa.
 8. William Allen White. 9. Anat0le France. ' 10. Rugby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
BY JEAN GRAPHS Acme-NEA Correspondent i'm Berlin

Lisbon May 19 CBy CableWith glimpse prachng landing the 9 months Hitler guard
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08
Habson Warns of Initiation
And Suggests Stock Hedges
continued from Page Onc)

H,.', nd which hold large resCYI cs
.. .4W materials and natural re-
0..,s uch ds oil. timber. metal. og,.
..-I... yd,. coal. chemiCai>. etc. My
.a..E.'r OF all natural resources .- .u
honestly acquired good water power.
Even such good companies nave
.uc worry. namely taxes. They are
subject not only 80 income taxes. c.-
cess profits taN"-. and all the other
h.uds Of take, 10 which every CO..
pDrajon is ~uDjcc'. bat 'gcy u.
have big real estate taxes g. pa, r..
addition. The" real csta:. IKE. ,..
20 up as the value %, the dollar 90. .
down.
Chain stores Worth Considering
My CWn policy j. a halfway CONE
2romI.e TO not leave much money
y The bank. but keep il rather CLOSE
~ Invested On the oth". hand /
do not now tr.y 90 beat the initiation
"ace ~ buying StCciS. oils or even
the popular cnemiCdls To- rr. ...
chain .tOreS--cspeciully the geu!
a. 'ih"a. o. market. prices and JI.rI:-
grocery chalnS-lOok best They hu.
- sell al fixed. or market price,
"na.o'cr those prices may DC. Poo
~" must eat and they pay 'nc.,
stores cash. These storcs. morcpvrr.
DO bushes; at such Il small per amt
/ )r'lii no one can complain. Tho,
surely are the friend Of both thr
/ poor end the wcll-to-do.
Many OF my friends arc roofing
! 'pr u" railroads as investments H.
meet infaltion. but don't see il, /.
| we arc IN for Il long war. their nd
. wee Is temporarily good Those VIII
. Buy rails today. however. are
/ gambling on the length Of the tvar
and ] do not believe in gairbIinc
|. had rather buy even the stocks
. Of certain utilities which are now
. beng so numerically pcrvecutcG
Some day they will receive uusiicc.
they are in growing business: and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

v, ~ ~ 49, y ~. ~ "a, VI .,
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Evening star., 1942-01-22
S16,950-Opposite Cathedral.

lovely detached home. amid particu-
Iarly attractive properties and where vaues
nave been unusually stable. The location
IS IDEAL and the outlook is especially at
tractlve. There are bright. comforta bic
rooms bedrooms. tile baths. irst-fioor
gen or sunroom. storage attic. maid s room
II is home that will warrant your careful
inspection and, OF course, modern con-
venlenees prevail including autonrs tic heat,
2-car garage, beautifully landsca ped lot.
Immediate possession II can be inspected
any reasonable hour bv appointment
IHOS. j. FISHER & CO, INC. REALTORS,
son .334S
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FARM 8 GARDEN.
DEFENSE

There Is certain TO be not only a short
age Of material and labor. but also a con-
siderable advance in prices. Highest
quality and low prices still prevail on
rhododendron, Scotch pines, flame azaleas,
Norway spruce. hagstone walks, walls,
terraces. rock gardens, pools guard rails
and driveways. tree surgery; pruning and
buildings wrecked msnures, composts.
grading seeding and sodding. Estimst tes
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

SUITCASE PARTIALLY FURNISHED
three-room apartment at Dobbs Ferry,
N Y. Phone Wisconsin 1896 or Dobbs
Ferry 2712. $1,000 monthly. 23'
NEW YORK. ENTIRE FLOOR, EXCLUSIVE
building. East sos, & rooms on river, 3
baths. unusual view, very large living room.
fireplace, Daneling etc, French doors, bal
cony. all day sunshine, cool in summer.
Exceptional value, 1921 monthly. Execu-
tive 0Q22
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

BY YOUNG COUPLE NV. SECTION
pref, conv. to transp.: can ofYer references.
Ma. 1854. Rm. S16. after 6 pm. 22'
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE DE-
sires / or room furn. apt. in n W. section;
maximum rent. S100. Box 354-H, Star.
BY COUPLE. SMALL FURNISHED APT,
private bath. kitchen. garage: vicinity
Chevy Chase Circle. Box 394-M. Star 22'
WANTED. BACHELOR APARTMENT, FUR
nished or unfufnished; will consider 90
day suitcase. furnished. DI. 276O. 22'
WANTED-FURNISHED BEDROOM, LIV-
ing room. kitchen and bath, for 2 months:
NV section: employed Christian couple;
start Immediately. Call Oliver 3713.
WANTED TO SHARE. FURNISHED APT.
with or young men by another, who is
YOUNG CHRISTIAN COUPLE NEED APT.
urgently / T., k. and bath. Suburban,
Si5. Box 409-M.
UNPUBLISHED OR ROOM. KITCHEN.
bath: employed couple: S40-S45; imme-
diately. Box 42s-M. Star.
COUPLE, BEDROOM. BATH, KITCHEN
cite. furn. or unfurnished. NV. section.
Box Ash Star.
BY FEBRUARY lst SMALL UNFUR-
nished apt. NV. section or Arlington pre-
ferred. Call evenings or Sunday WO. O267.
! ROOM. SMALL KITCHEN LH.K.
furn NV. section, not over S6 wk. Young
married couple. HO. 21O2.
REFINED COUPLE WANT one OR TWO
room furn. apt. for month OF February
1912. Box 425-M. Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

1920 RIGGS PL. N.W-s ROOMS, 2Ia
baths. completely furnished; downtown To-
cation; 5000 month 2-car-garage; for pri-
vate family only. Phone North 4S11.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 4-BEDROOM
house; desirable location: 5000 month
Inquire Hobart 6565. Ext. AL.
BETHESDA. MD-5-ROOM BUNGALOW
for month of February: l bedroom reserved:
oil heat: adults only: refs. EXCHANGED; 500.
Wisconsin 710S.
BETHESDA BEDROOMS, / BATH. S95.
Call MRS. WEBB. Oliver 5000.
Near Roosevelt High School,.
6-room brick house. living room. dining
room, kitchen, bedrooms and bath; oil
heat, Gear garage: $50 per month. For
information call Mr.. Perkins. with
Paul P. Stone, Realtor. OR. 2244.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

APARTMENTS UkFURkISHEp.
/ ROOM. KITCHEN. FRIG7DAIRE. $3.50
Warder st. NV. RA. $500.
1910 MASS AVE. Sc. w. MINI AVE
and Ranole Circle rooms. dinette,
kltchenette and bath. Rss4 heat, large
closets and porches: new; Sf5 so c. H.
PARKER CO. 435 4th st. s.w. Ma. 2326.
ALEXANDRIA. VA-2-ROOM APT.
kitchen. bath: rooms large. airy, light; 2
fireplaces; S65 mo- Call Temple 1918.
2-BEDROOM APT, S99.50.
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILDING.
66O1 14th ST. NV. Corner Van Buren.
Main Lobby on Luzon Ave)
lst-n apt, corner living room, jr.
dining room. 2 bedrooms. kitchen, larse
UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT.
Switchboard and Elevator Service.
MRS. HYATT, RES. MGR IA. 6601.
GLOVER PARK.
NEW APT; BUILDINGS.
Units consist of . rooms, kitchen and
bath Carpeted halls. incinerators, and
many other modern features. Rentals in
clude heat. hot water, electricity, gas and
ianitor service Adults only.
To reach: West on Calvert ST. from Wis.
ave. to 41st St. NV, left one block to
Open Every Afternoon and Sunday
J. c. WELDON CO..
1927 K St. NV ME-. BOIL.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

HOME WANTED for nice I4-year-old
Catholic school GIRL preferably in g. Mar
tins Parish. Apply Foster Care Services.
472 Indiana ave. NV.
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CATTLE g LIVESTOCK.

RACE HORSE, goes sound: has won 6
races: $780, must sell Immediately. Rock
vile 34S. 2G.
COWS, Guernsey, Q; heavy springers and
heifers: also milking machine; like new.
BOX 40S-M, Star.
* MARES, HORSES AND MULES, 1000
TO 1900 lbs: l pony. 3 cheap mules and
horses, 3 riding horses: gua1 anteed days.
Harness, saddlse hay. Rear 136 18th
St. sc.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL. IA mos. old, black,
male. Call Chestnut 9701.
WANTED for two dogs kind country home
for large, young male collie shepherd.
donation of SIS; also for male spitz, for
adults only, So donation. AT. 7142.
HOLLYWOOD KENNEL@BOARDING
Cocker spaniel puppies and stud serv.
Wash. -Balto. blvd WA 1924. Berwyn 139.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON. va ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. Giebe 2264.
TAKOMA PARK ROOM. KITCHEN
ette; unfurn-; light and gas furnished: / or
ADULTS; Ind floor; S21.5O per month; i'm
mediate possession. Sligo 3OS5.
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NEAR NAVY YARD.

- Ideal home or investment. substantial
3-Story brick. six large rooms. bath. etc:
Teconoltloned like new: priced unusually
iow for only $3.50, on terms. Call till
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO.. ME 54oo.
Evening star., 1942-01-22

PIANOS FOR RENT-New ana used
spinets.. grands and small uprights at
ucl 62l2. Kits. 1880 G st. (middle Of
tn hlock).
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FURNITURE-Cash buyers. here is your
opportunity. We guarantee savings from
20ft to 300 on nationally known makes
of furniture. Open ewes, Alperstein. 1923
ct
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WILL. DRIVE EITHER AUTOMOBILE OR
truck to Miami for expenses. National
4S5S
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HOUSES ukFURhisHEp.


and nearby We; and Md.-5 g rms, to
Psy BSs rent a.I:r to yourself r. rULToS qoR Sas
once open am to 3 pm. I'M "a 'V'
oil heat. 1sth St. NV caIi IA. s53s
25 E. BRADLEY LANE, CHI. CHI, MD.--l2
rms; n : baths, laws, oil heat, Dorches.
vacant. ea t OWNER se WI E[0aRas 4Ssi. ne" coma
DETACHED s-RooM HOUSE. MAIDS
room, hSln, , baths; rec Teom, % laundry room
NV. from to pm.
VIRGINIA EsTATE-ndMEDIATE POS
session. 90 minutes to city; Z rms: ba..
aoRpoN 5s eaneT TO 4sT Eye ST. 81
$3.50. Once open am. to pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D, C.-7-RooM DE-
first-floor lavatory; well located on nice
iot 10 ,r.nsn, aysilabis Pebruary Call wo. 24o7
BETHESDA, 1910 CHASE AyE-E5.RooM
possession; $500 month wi. i6si. -.
CHEVY w. ~, CHASE, D. c;LpET: BRICK,
n ae Sew auto Neat breS saa lay veTy n
large li yard siio. THos' L. PHIILfPs. fFs
351s Conn. Woodley 1000.
s125-cHEvY CHASE D. C.-DETAcHED
screened porch, 2 fireplsces, recreation
room. automatic hot-water hest. garage.
THOS. L. PHILIPS, 351s Conn. WO. 1000.
OWNER WILL LEASE HIS HOME TO RE-
sponsible Government employe. 1919 JET
ferson st; n,wT modern row brick :, con con
churches; 6 rooms, 2 inclosed rear porches.
hardwood floors, oil heat. inst. hot water.
garage; renovated like new; large rear
yard. Possession on or about March l.
Rental. $50 per mo. MR.. SOLDANO,
SILVER sPRINGN4 BEDROOMS. on
heat; lovely home: corner lot; S1O0 mo.
COFFMAN REALTY CO., SH. 4123. Ewes.
Sligo 3346.
BRIGHTWOOD sECTION-s-RM DE-
tached: newly decorated, S65. Apply
593S Georgia ave. NV.
BROOKMONT, MD.-6 ROOMS, INSU-
lated attic. summer and winter air con-
ditioning, oil heat, c.h.w.; D. C. fare; SO.
4O0S 61st st. WI. 21s0
CHEVY CHASE, D; G.; 3235 oUEsADA ST.
n.w.-S rms, 2 baths, garage: available
pointment WALTER M BAUMAN, No. /
Thomas Circle. MA. 1929.
nr0ptrEwT(YyuN
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143I FAIRMONT ST. NW-Nicely fur
nished room, main floor, semi-bath, maid
service: SS.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOM for men;
near North Capitol and r. /. ave. Phone
HO 002S 24s
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1925 DOWNING ST. NE
IT'S A YOUNGSTER
(ContinuM.)

this BUNGALOW Built late in la4O BY the
owner on the prejtieSt wooded lot you ever
saw, 20 #. wide by 100 #. deep: FIVE we'll
pisnned rooms' good attic. garage built
r. P. RIPLEY SH 454S
EVENINGS. Call Mr. Trostle at 81 .l34s
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1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W.-Larse
rooms, single or double: run. water. show
ers: ST 80 day. Hotel service. Family rates.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLESouthern front
room for man: references required; private
home: bath on nr. 1777 Church st. NV.
NO 1895
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| line-Comfortable. furn. rm on street
car line, fare: pvt. residence; all mod
ern improvements WI 5414 after a.
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FURNITURE-Living room. dining room.
bedrm. and miscellaneous articles; leaving
town. Phone Chestnut 1852.
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| URNITURE-Contents of model home az
| sensational savings - Brand-new living
rm., dining rm., 3 bedrm. suites. chairs
| tables. rugs, lamps. etc. Phone Mr. Mad
dox. Dupont 1896 Model home located
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SODA WATER PLANT for sale; bargain,
due to draft. Box 363-M. Star. 22.
FOR RENT. vacant shop. old established
cleaning pressing laundry; doing business
$4,000 yearly: business side street. llOo
18th ST. NV.
RESTAURANT = Lifetime opportunity:
busiest block in Washington: 81 900: only
reliable buyer need apply. Box 416-M
Star. "a
Grocery and Meat Market,
Long established, doing $1,000 weekly
profitable cash business living quarters
above store: terms can be arranged. Call
Ordway Oa54 after ! pm.
GAS STATION, PARKING LOT
And repair garage. Owner called for % mill
tary service: long lease; parking so cars,
nays rent and salaries; 1880 gallons gas
monthly; reasonably priced for quick sale.
See Fred at 122 G st. NV.
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IF YOU ACT QUICKLY,
$3.50.

Owner transferred Detached brirk
Z bedrooms. Arranged for 3-roorn and
oath apartment on second floor Living
room. dining room. kitchen. bedroom and
path. and. screened porch on first floor.
Garage Well Handicapped. fenced lot Near
puS and stores. northeast. Terms 81 900
SASH Cut your eXpenSe-live better.
Gail MR.. LANE Wisconsin $3.50 or Ma
tiOnal OS56 for appOintment IN ipsnart
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ARLINGTON-Light bright studio room,
20 min. downtown; newly furn., twin beds;
81 each. Glebe 301s.
SOP TAYLOR ST Nw-Large front room
lst a., twin beds: . Govt empI girls,
-Rentiles; breakfast optional
307 ROCK CREEK CHI. RID. NW-Front
room with twin beds for gentlemen. In
Jewish family. Call Taylor OS"9
IA RHODE ISLAND AVE NW.-Single
optional
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213I 4th ST NE.
rooms, Colonial type. oil hot-water
heat. yard, garage; complete basement.
laundry trays: convenient: owner has left
city: only S6.250. Call MR.. PECK. RA.
6593, d. 3346.
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DINETTE, 1-pc. S45; old NAH daybed
$40; lge. Oriental rug Sl75: val $500
Lge. nah. bookcase, $50: kneehole desk,
$50: teakwood coffee table. $50. Lorraine
Studios. $500 Conn, Apt. 21. WO. 1850.
DINING ROOM SET, 1O-pc., good condi-
ticn; $50. Columbia 1868
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PRO sSR'0okLAND: s505 10Th sT-petached
and shower; / or .; gentlemen preferred;
very cnnY to all tranSn Dill h1QQ
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BOATS.

CRUISER, 4O-ft; beautiful condition; many
new accessories, sleeps 5. galley, toilet
shower 2 lavatories all new canvas. 175-
new batteries, 12-volt. large forward cock
pit. spacious after-deck will accommodate
for dock water: must see to appreciate.
Owner will sacrifice for sale within 8
weeks. Call Woodley S201 evenings.
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DESKS; bedroom and dining ,rm. furni-
odd peeei Gte cs a sno Shs q
Chevy Chase. Nd. bet 1 am and pm
beginning Monday, January 10. Oliver
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144S MONROE ST. N.W-Large front
room, pvt. bath; well furn.: pvt. home;
gentleman. Adams $500.
1907 N ST. N.w-Nicely furn., 2nd floor.
large closet, next bath, c.h.w.; walking
distance gentlemen pref
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REFGS.. g., apt. surplus, $3.50 up; floor
scruboers. a. hair dryer, vac. cleaner: S5-
sI2: furn. controls Jan, 1873 Col I'd
RUGS-We invite you to inspect our i'm
ported rugs. Oriental. Chinese designs; 9Xl2
Or sx10. S24.75. Linen Mart, 1925 g st. n W
SAFES-New and reconditioned safes and
money chests: prompt delivery. Diebold
Saie ana Lock Co.. 1925 H 81. NV.
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LADY. 20, desires conf room, quiet home
Of owner, grill priv; care furn., own linen;
NE, Sc. Hedrick. s1S 9Th st. ne.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

Silver Spring. Md-New brick home;
first floor, large living. dining rooms, dc
luxe kitchen. a bath, porch; second floor,
3 bedrooms, tile bath with shower; air.
conditioned. insulated: large lot LESLIE
D. MEASELL. WO. 1921. 1877 Eye.
CONTINUED on Next PssAI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-24
Roosevelt High Cagers Continue Championship March
Lincoln High School Teams
Suffer Double Cage Defeat

Lincoln High School suffered a
twin cage defeat Friday night with
both varsity and reserve teams
bowins before the Flat Rock aggre-
cations.
In the first string game the boys
from Flat Rock Immediately grab.
bed the lead, and by the time the
horn had sounded on the first quar-
ter Flat Rock had scored Ave points
10 Lincoln's four. In the second
period. free throws by Captain
Danny BohicK and BeNere gave
Lincoln its only points for that per-
iod. while field goals by Oostrike
and Clegg accounted for four points
for Flat Rock.
The third and fourth quarters
also found Flat Rock outscoring
the Railsplitters, 6-5 and i-S re-
spectively. making the final score
Flat Rock 10. Lincoln IA.
Scoring honors for the locals
were shared four ways. between
Bobicz. Breining, Mueller and
Bevier. who scored a field goal
and free throw apiece.
Flat Rock high point honors
were claimed by Oestrike whose
Two field goals and two free losses
gave him six points