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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
DRIVER INVOLVED IN'CRASH FINED
Country Club Resident As- sessed $1OO on Drunken
 Driving Charge

Ralph Leavenworth, 27, of 500 Country Club road, was fined 4iOC and costs on Q drunken driving count this morning in municipal court before Judge John |. 0a1ney
 Leave1worth was arrested by Mo- tor Patrolman James Sweeney on January Q, following an accident at the junction of South Main and Washington streets, in which his car collided with Q truck owned by the Laskas Motor Lines, Inc.
 Michael Rinaldi, driver of the truck, testified in court that he had brought his vehicle to e full stop be- fore turning into Washington street, and that Leavenworth's car crashed into his right side. The rin- ming board and body of. the truck on that side weer extensively dat11- aged. Lieutenant John Dunphy who booked Leavenworth at police head quarters, told the court that the man was under the influence of liquor at the time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23

turned Oct. 6, 1889. On July 17, the superior court upheld the plain tiff who claimed the municipal court judgment was 8 money judg- ment and foreclosing of the property was invalid. The jurist ordered the plaintiff to pay $125 to Mrs. Luddy stating the foreclosure papers would be ii1validated. When the court was informed that the defendant again refused to accept payment, Judge Daly returned judgment for the plaintiff vesting the property rights in him and calcelling obligation to pay the original judgment.
 The Magaraci case, which was heard a second time after the first common pleas court jury failed to agree, resulted in a $12500 award for the 14-year old plaintiff. He sued as the result of injuries to his hands sustained Sept. 16, l040 when dynamite cap he picked up in the yard of the defendant exploded after he pricked 1t with pin. The judg- ment was for one of the largest amounts returned in the court in many years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
BUY WAR BONDS, STAMPS

73 motor trucks laden with supplies, . grand depot and 1000 head of cattle which the Germans had loot cd from the civil population.
 The Russians in taking BAlsk be. low the Don and Mikoyan GhekhaF in the Calicaslis mountains had won two Of theiF big victories.
 Gaisk was tho second blg German cir hase the Ruenlans had snkega re- eentIy. The first et TatElnskaya, west og stallaeyod, where 300 planes e the alFnFoliae and De ol relireed fIat cars were captured intact.
 me plishlng back of oeIInsn aig bases e lne vest was regarded an Of naost important effect en IllIs- dan offensive operations aIl n1e HaT irem tha north caueo1uG lo i1a umnta Maeln
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
-U. 8. Marine Corps Photo.

The fact that Romfnel had sllc- ceeded in withdrawing the bulk of his forces took a bit of the frosting from Montgomery's victory cake, But three times he had been threat ened with envelopment and destruc- ton, twice in the opening phase and once at the Wadi Matratirl west of BenghaN.
 Weather Helps Naxls
 Only highly developed road min- ing, bad weather and the increasing length of Montgomery's supply line enabled the Germans to escape.
 Since his Alamein line was broken, Romrnel had never been able to try more than delaying action. With most of his armor lost, with his ex- pected endorsements diverted to Tunisia, the would-be conqueror of Egypt got the secondary role of de- laying Montgomery's advance into Tut1isia.
 Montgomery's route to Tripoll was estimated here at more than 1,500 miles, made in 90 days-sorne sort of a record for an overland supply route for a fighting army, 8 route which sometimes had to be cleared foot by foot of the most elaborate system yet devised.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23

 TESTIMONY TODAY
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an indictment. Herlands replied that the issue had been confused by testimony of Paul J. Kern, busted as City Commissioner of Civil Service by LaGrhrdia after the inc qliIy was underway.
 "The grand jury had not only the Flynn paving block case," Herlands said. "It also had before 1t Kern'S charges of widespread political cor- ruption in the Bronx, which was disproved, and of political collision between Flynn mad LaGuardia, which also was diSproved.
 "The jurors were just as cons fused about this Vendetta between Kern and the mayor and Kern and me as the average newspaper read- CT. The case suffered the Kern kiss of death."
 As a result of Kern's intervention, he added, "the jury was buried un" der a mass of material totally uI1. related to the narrow facts Of this simple larceny case. ..
 T think that If this case had been handled professionally, 1mpassion- ately and thoroughly, an indictment would have been presented"
 Flynn has testified that Moran made the arrangements for paving the courtyard of his home and that he made full restitution when he found that city material and labor were used.
 Kern told the committe that Hymns New York law firm ar- ranged what amounted to fraud- ulent deal in representing Serge Rubinstein, who, he said, had en- tered the United States on Q fraud ulent passport, and, he alleged do- mated 50,000 yen to Japanese army and navy relief. t.
 He said Rubinstein was associated with a British firm accused by the British government of exporting $500, ,000 illegally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
BARONIAN SELLS
 BANK PROPERTIES

The Waterbury Savings bank sold property on W. Main and on Union streets this week for proximately $80,000, 1t was indicated by papers filed in the town clerks odice. Mal- coltn w. Starr Corp. of this city was purchaser of premises at S96 and 407~11-10 West Main street, while Domenic Margiotta bought property at 19-21 and 23-25 Union street. George A. Baronian, realtor, transacted the sales.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
SEVEN.MILE HIKE PLANNED TOMORROW

David Thompson will conduct a neyen.mile hike of the Waterbury Naturalist club tomorrow afternoon. Starting from the New Haven reser- wcir of Prospect road, the group will take the Lone Pine trail to East Mountain. Members of the club
 making the trip will leave from Lewis end west Main streets at 1 R:SO in the afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
POLKCRRNAN DmOPPRD

New Britain, conn, Jan. a. (UP) -PoliceInau Edward c. saplta' si, Sentenced earlier tn the week @ 0lx months in jail on ehagges oi breach Of peace and assault on . young woman, wss dropped from the police ioToo laet nlent.
 Baplta vas dlDcharged after q public hearing by the police board, which refused to accept his Fenlgs aalion haioro tsa hssxlne epene4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23


 other amusement centers.
 A unanimous vote favoring cllr- tainment of evening visiting hours at local funeral homes was passed Thursday evening by members Of the Waterbury Funeral Directors association. The new schedule which provides for the closing of the homes at 10 o'clock evenings becomes effective next Monday, January 25.
 The association in c public state- tnent today announces that the de- cision was made mandatory owing to conditions arising out og the present national emergency. Due also to dlinout regulations and the restrictions on gasoline late hours was held iiaadvisable. ..,.4
 Ail members of the aesociallon were in accord with the decision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23

Americans and French would soon essay a drive to the coast, catch ing the Afrika KorpS in a narrow pocket, hard to supply and hemmed in by American, French and Brit ish troops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23

day at 8:16 Q. m. from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, to the Immaculate Conception church at 9. Burial was in new St. Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Louise c. (proyost) Class, 300 West Main street, was held today at 2 p. m. at the Alderson funeral home, 70 Gen. tral avenue. Burial was in new Pine Grove cemetery.
 Funeral services for Mrs, Frances Augusta Abbott, 106 Manor avenue, were held today at il a. m. ct the Alderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, with Rev. pr. John J. Snavely, pastor of First Methodist church, offlciating. Burial was in Oak Cliff cemetery, Derby, ct the convenience oS the family.
 The fuenral of Mrs. Catherine B. Ryan, 24 Orange street, was held this morning at 0:l6 a. m. from the Bergiu Funeral Home. 200 East Main street, to the Church of the immaculate Conception at 9:46. Burial was in old st. Josephs cenle' tery.
 The funeral of Joseph A. Sharpe, S27 East Main street, was held to-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
DIED

.t DIED LONG-In this city, Jan. 21st, 1898, John Long, of Wolcott, Conn. Fu" neral this morning, at 500 o'clock, from Bergin Funeral Home, 29O East Main St., to sS.. Peter and Paul Church, at 9:00 o'clock. Bur- ial in Calvary cemetery.
 TYLER In this city, Jan. 2Srd, 1943, Winfred L. Tyler, of 31 Yale -St., Watervilie. Funeral Monday afternoon, at BOO o'clock, from Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Cen tral Ave-, at convenience of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
AUSTRALIANS HIT
 JAP FUCITIVES

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
POLI'S TO CLOSE TUESDAY NIGHTS
other amusement centers.

tcOntinued from Page I,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23
AFRIKAKORPS
 QUIT AFRICA

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-23

The funeral of Joseph A. Sharpe, S27 East Main street, was held to-
Evening star., 1943-07-17
STAR, WASHINGTON D. G., SATURDAY. JULY H. 1e
HOUSES FURNISHED tcant.

RIVER TERRAcE-ATTRAcTIvELY FUR
corner house. including piano ' and I'D radio.
RsFs s 10th o4 Ms so
AVAILABLE BUYER OF. FURNISHINGS
2-bedroom, semidetached house for rent
Nayy bus esss seTvds se d iP s
BIG oPPoRTUNITY-Hous FOR RENT
sa;v ssoS5 snd tsRs sars Of End With sosTasEs
e1s hears aDa ans a0Dars em 6 8xLANo AR efH is
SILVER sPRING--EMPL. COUPLE OR !.
young ladies, to share buncslow with l per-
son. sE san1 AVAIL ~ august L. conv. trans. Call
SILVER 81 M sPRINdEcooL; } BEDRooMs,
rd y'sss Psone sly sH 7as ssh 1917
Der NaM: month Cali Hystss1iIs HG2sH' e24o $40
home: bedrooms. living room, kitchen.
per month. shepherd 257s
FURNISHED GROOM AND. BATH COT
be used for ? small families; ss5, per
1923 after pm
2 ARMY OFFICERS. WISH TO SHARE
furnished home in Arlington, miles from
sema with other sodgsnia f single
ilgton. Call GIL. 1858 after 6 pm. Sunday.
BUNGALOW. SS5: IMMEDIATE POSSES
sion: bedrms., auto. ht. refg.. screened
porch: nearby Md. ROGER MOSS, no.
5000, GE. 64S3
KENSINGTON - 9 ROOMS. SPACIOUS
yard, garden; all utilities: S1OO If owner
5eta retains n7As one room. For summer. shep-
CHEVERLY, MD. = NEW BUNGALOW,
completely furnished; three bedrooms. 2K2
baths unusually large basement; large
ysrd: chicken house, laying chickens:
S175: good transportation; available Oc-
tober no small children. Box 3O3-R, Star.
AVONDALE, MD.
:. e0o1 Wardaen rd,. Just over p. c.
line-Pstached dwelling rooms bath;
FREDERICK A. BLUMER
SIT Penna. Ave. Sc. Phone TR. 10Ss.
37O5 QUINCY ST, BRENTWOOD. MD
den foom
on first floor. oil heat. full basement;
WALKER u DUNLOP.
200 10Th st. NV. District 022@.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

NE IN SSs
NIcELY FURNISHED. 8 Or 4 ROOM
toned to own fine home. National $40.
Extension 419. between and pm. 49,
BRITISH GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL, FAM
bedroom unf. apartment or small house.
1st September; Northwest. Box s45-R. Star.
GENTLGMAN 81 daS.1n WILL Sdl,R PAY ss5 MONTHLY
August Ist. Box a7S-R. star Is.
modern. II good location. BY renned couple
mtted s75-slo0 Write Box 5s-s, Star.
FURN. APT, WANTED, 2 BEDRMs, KIT.
gll gill; fprn dishes ss and linen; ADULTS.
APT. OR BUNGALOW, NV; LOCATION,
for private family Immediately or by Sept.
|: 2 or bedrooms: S135 maximum rent.
CAL Ho. 0s72 all day Sat. or Sun. after
ANY ONE HAVING AN APT. OR SMALL
house to rent or sublet in Washington.
Alexandria, Arlington or other outlying
IT Is seessd to teephone the housing
Hotel Burlington 1870 Vermont ave. Ex
2h42, listing same. to be rented to officers
Of s Sno %he duy in In
supply This is a patriotic request, which
with a generous response. The club well
comes working through all reputable real
estate ohices, II the owner prefers. We
bath furn: girls. INE can Miss sAssssEETT. sAssETT.
Adams s013. after 7:3O pm.
ONE Q aItus1 OR TWO ROOM FURNIsHEp
snd Rsehen SCI Box or Is STAR private bath
2 BEDROOMS, LIv. RIM. KIT. PVT. BATH
and entrance wanted by 3 or 4 emrloyed
girls, NV. section: MISS N. L. JACKSON
CO. 0l94 after $40 or all day Sun. 19'
G1H 2n v EmplpxED mp 5saD f1UPbs f sIg 1.S
or ne, close in. Box 307-R. Star. 1a'
NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES oNE-RM. FUR
nished apt. in apt; bldg. lower NV sec
stoo, !'GH fat! esll 4iGs = BARON after pm RE
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE, EMPLOYED.
wants, ! or . rooms. furn. or unfurn., in
sp'. bldg. NV. section. Dupont Circle pre-
ferred. Ludlow 3l95 evenings and Sunday
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES s-RooM
apartment. furnished or unfurnished. NV
no re no pets
YOUNG LADY, GENTLE, DESIRES ONE
or two room furnished apartment, NV.
ise.ISa; srsnsh s71s Phone TR' eses or Elk. 1890
WASTEP XysS.t I,t RE K.5s.5. cogPLE FOR
eIee retg NS ca WI shref ssis rooms BATH ki''
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-FUR-
nished apartment for l or persons WO
l720. Ext. $50. before 5 pm. 1s'
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE WANT FUR
nished APARTMENT in Northwest section;
no children. pets. Box 244-R, Star. 17s
l-RooM EFFICIENCY KITCHENETTE,
bath apt. (or bachelor apt.), furn or un-
furn., In apt. bldg, wanted by August Ist.
APT AT. PREFERAsLY FuRN:: SUIT Ia
utilities. RE 600. Ext. 5OOs, bet. a,5.
IT,
1 OR 2 ROOMS, KIT. AND BATH IN
northwest apt. bldg, unfurnished or will
buy furniture. RE. 4142, Ext. 44O7 week
CoLoRED-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
private bath: prefer nv; have own furn.
Adams 9646, MRS. DANCY.
COLORED COUPLE AND SISTER WANT
Groom, kitchen and bath apartment. re-
1ned people: DU. 4993.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-MODERN, RMS,
fully furnished: good transportat ton: avail
h61A .HN1Y RT. 0RAl
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE d G

OAA@AocS ~ ~
Semdetached brick, built only yrs;
gas heat: excellent rental investment or
an ideal home 4 bedrooms, baths, end
moor; 1ot attic finished in knotty pine: large
Ist-hoor rooms, also sun parlor. recreation
located ! block to Conn. ave: S12,95O.
It's an exceptional value. See 1t today.
F. A. TWEED CO. $500 Conn ave.
GoL0RED-I10O BLOCK Attn ST. NE
SSemidetached, Sc 5 rooms, and bath: auto.
ffurn.; detached garage. Price, $1,000,
terms. F. M. PRATT CO, Ma S6s2; eve.
nlngs, RA. 4231 or TIA 1884.
Near Kenyon and Georgia aVe.-6 rooms,
h.W.h.; Gear brick garage; porches front
ana rear; long yard, Ss.50O: 81 900 cash.
COLCRED-NEAR GA AVE. AND KEN
yon ST. NV rooms, bath. porches: .
car garage; reasonable price. WALTER
A: BROWN, 1415 Eye st. NV Ma 1862,
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FOR COLORED
COLORED,
1921 MONROE ST. NV.

Corner lth st.-Brick bidg, IA rooms,
baths ca"a-e. ar"anced into 4 apts. all
urn; fire e5ca 7eS sHd FIRE extinguishers,
rent SIf5 pr mn; price, 81 800. H. H.
CARTER. hl3 h st. NV. MA, AIS.
E0me prone AD A339.
AVAILABLE FOR COLORED.
2-FAMILY APARTMENT,
CENTRAL NORTHWEST
rooms ard bath, rooms and bath.
Separatc heating: lot 20x10o. alley: SlO.-
900; will finance. Opportunity for home-
seeker to live in one and rent the other.
MOORE g. HILL CO.,
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$3.50.

q EAST WALNUT ST,
BETWEEN WASH. AND ALEX. VA
Well-plannsd bunesiow on nice lot. with
convenient to stores. bus, schools and
churches. good buy at this flgure. Call
M. Parker, ia. 1868. or RA 1859, j. b.
IlFFEY b Son, 316 Kennedy st, NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-17
ROOMS WANffn.

GOVT GENTLEMAN desires single room.
about S35 mo-; good transp. Box BAR,
Star. 10.
MATURE, quiet single man wants private
room. connecting bath, with private family.
or beyond Naval Observatory. Call Re-
public $500, Extension 1891. 1S'
WOMAN with baby wants light housekeep-
Ing room. Phone Mrs. Learn, RA. S75S.
NURSE wants second-fioor Furnished room,
NV, not over $40 month. Box 253-R,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-07-17
ROOMY BUNGALOW.

hOOW 7 bUNdALJW,
Close in. Silver Spring. very convenient to
schools. stores churches: on bus line;
rooms and breakfast nook. living room,
extra large, with fireplace; large attic, full
basement built-in garage. h-wh. coal
StoEer: norch across entire front Of ho1se.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave. NV. GE. 1870.
Evening star., 1943-07-17
BRICK COLONIAI-S1O.45O
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,

Corner bayWindow brick home. fine resi-
Dental section near 9Th st. Convenient
10 cars, buses and stores. 1st-foor re-
cention hall. living room, dining room and
kitchen: 2nd floor. 4 bedrooms. | bath,
with running water in ? of the bedrooms:
fun basement with bedroom and shower:
oil NV heat: will make excellent roomins
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TAkoMA PARK. MD.-MoDERN. RMS.
able July IL. 81. O64o.
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American University Park

6-room semidet ached brick. nice corner
lof priced for nulck sale, immediate oCcu-
pancy. new -hcuSe condition. E. R. BOYN-
TON T. CO, 46lS Wisconsin ave. NV
WO 34t1
Evening star., 1943-07-17

VERY LARGE, comfortable. double room:
pvt. home; nr. Wardman Park and Conn
ave: twin Beautyrest double beds, unlim
phone. breakfast: $40. co 3lo1
Evening star., 1943-07-17

Owner Leaving City.
Just few minutes ride from new Army.
Navy and Natl. Airport Bldes Owner will
sell completely furnished really lovely
home with . complete apartments: owner
lives, in one and rents other for S75 a
month Recreation room. automatic heat,
lovely lot. Will be sold soon. BEITZEI1L,
DI. 3lNn
Evening star., 1943-07-17

1854 MASS, AVE. N.W.-vacancies in
oouole and triple for girls; good, whole
some meals DU. 1894
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the conveniences of living in downtown
WASHINGTON, walking distance from shop
ping center. telephone in each room; have
double also triple available at once:
transient accommodations EX 141O.
Evening star., 1943-07-17

NEARLY NEW.
Transfer Of present OCCUPANT makes this
in American. University PARK. near trans rs
4 bath. trst floor: % bath tn and nc :s'i bedrooms e
second floor; gas heat light. airy basement;
dstnehed De- 9sh gsrsse. Built by good builder
caH EpM &G0fey jones' 5SGs gn'l9 60. son NC en-
HOME BUYERS ONLY.
Have 6-rm: Mod, B. houses Vicinity
Woodley e7ss. ~''0 NN quo is: nv
OUT PENNA. AVE. Sc.
6-rm. detached brick: 3 bedrms.. large
basement ,sir-e;onditiones heat fireplace
end 41s st Pena, P m ave- &c as Turn left
nCna''e p:m' Cali NJ. tsxton: Il. 4a5s' ''n'' 80
3211 Penna Ave Sc Ii. 1000
WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL,
ONE-ACRE HOMESITE-$19,9 $50.
Chevy Chase. Md.---owner, leaving city.
soms only ,tsr to ss cd 5a
baths. isrss living: dining rooms; screened
for wo ssei. oe LESLIE s2ms 8. ,0s MEAsEII
SOUTHEAST,
tached ARrtck residence, en- lot 54xl3a
1est s,cs spacious rooms hot
priced. and immediate possession. i"'o"a'S
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
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NEAR NAVY YARD.
New-house cond. throughout, never rent
ed. always owner-occupied. 6-rm and
| bath brick, nice yard. gas heat terms
After hours call Mrs Ramsdell. GE. 1884
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-07-17

CLUB 1920. 1890 18th st. n.w-Sjnele
double: excellent meals; large yard. 1S.
LOS F., /. AVE. N.W.-Sinsle room for
Evening star., 1943-07-17

DUPONT CIRCLE, l775 MASS. AVE. NV.
single. double and share rooms with and
without board. also furn apt
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42nd AVE, HYATTSVnLE, MD.
s-rm house, bath. elec. kitchen. full
basement summer-w winter hookup; two full
size lots; garage: S7,950; terms.
NEAR D. C. LINE.
rms, . baths. h.-w.h., hwd. hoors, 2
hreplaces modern kitchen. screened porch.
basement: Q lots, Handicapped; paved street:
half block bus. $3.50: terms. ERWIN
REALTY CO Call Hyattsville O334: ewes.
Warfeld 1881. ~
lCe,, tin,,ed an Next Para
Evening star., 1943-07-17

The pair for 100000 with $4,000 1st
trust at 81, or separately for $4,000
with $1,000 lst trust at 80. Don't hurry
| investigation and slow, careful considera-
ton: Further information, call Mr.
FOLEY. 81. 1855. THOS. j. FISHER d
Evening star., 1943-07-17

500 CEDAR ST. N.W.-Nlce corner room
next to bath, for one or two gentlemen
close to best transportation in the CITY,
quiet neighhorhood. IA 4lQ3
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1923 CLIFTON ST. NW.-Girl to share
room with quiet. reserved girl. attract.
large room. with plenty light and ventla-
ton, Southern exposure, nicely furn., twin
beds conv. to bath and phone, ~ block
] 4th st. car line, 1 "a blocks 10th st. bus
Evening star., 1943-07-17

Room, double bed, 2 persons, private
bath $40 week
, Room, . double beds. 4 persons. priva te
bath: ST. per week. Located Ia miles
south Pentaeon Bldg. on U. S. No. !. .
Bus stop at door.
Arlinotnn Hotel Ivy 1n46
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140O MASS, AVE. NV.
Choice double, with private bath: aIso
anrle room: for sirls; well-bahnced meals. !
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

c114 18th ST N.W.-Single and double
rooms, So to $40 each man per mo.
North S25S. 1Ss
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BARNABY WOODS.

0If. lou.
Nearly new brick. with large library ard
lavatory first 7oar: ? bedrooms ard " Baths
second floor: roughed-in recreation room,
wooded lot
THIS WILL NOT LAST LONG.
FDW. II JONES & co. nc
Cal Mnodlev oHnN Until 0.Nn 2 M
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.0OO-.Attractive brick home. with g
rooms. bath. 1st-foor lavatory; screened
insula ted and weather-stripped. modern
little home with up-to-date kitchen equip
ment. few doors from the streetcars. Eve.
or Sun, phone Woodley 1885 Mr.. Gordon
L. T GRAVATTE,
80 18th ST Realtor MA O753
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1943.
Slavna KOnvencija

Dosla je i prosla je Trideset-druga Kon-
vencja Jugoslavenske Federacije Socijalistit-
Ike Radncke Partije Amerike. Dosao je pro-
sac je godisnji sastanak klasnosvesnog della
jugoslavenskih radnika II America. Da je to BIZ
la najuspesnija konvencija Jugoslavenske Fe-
deracije S. L. P, tome nema dvojbe, to je
jednoglasan zakljucak svih onih koji su imail
priliku prisustvovati istoj. B da je to
jednoglasan zakljueak prisutnika mi osecamo
Ga je nasa duznost da po mogucnosti rekordu-
jemo postignuea tog velicanstvenog sastanka
tako da bi oni koji nisu bill prisutni, ali ko-
ii su mama idejno, mogli uzivati i veseliti
Sc postignucima nase Trideset-druge Konven-
CHE Pored toga neka rekord sluzi kao opome-
ma neprijateljima radnickog oslobodjenja koji
vole da misle da je S. L. P. mrtva, ali koji zna-
du da i'm je S. L. P. jedina stvarna smetnja,
jedina stvarna opozicija, koja i'm kvari racu-
re sa kojima ciljaju .da sputaju umove jugos-
lavenskih radnika, te da in ucine nesposobnim
da Sc odupru ocevidnom pokusaju potpunog
potcinjavanja nase klase.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
Banket.

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Neumorni rad kome je govorio drug Stefa-
movie pri svrsetku konvencije najbolje je mo-
gao biti cenjen kada su banketski astali bill
napunjeni ukusnom hranom, koju nije tako Ia
ko dobitl. A da su poteskoce oko transporta-
cije bile savladane, to najbolje dokazuje cinje-
MICA da velike prostorije Rumunskog Donna
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