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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
|FILIPINOS DESIRE
 AMERICAN PRIESTS
Formal Request Sent for Aid By Waterbury Priest,
 Rev. Wm. Mccarthy

Manila, P. I. - A strong plea that more American priests be sent to the Philippine Islands was received here from Rev. William Mccarthy, a Maryknoll Missioner from Water bury. Conn, now stationed on Cebu Island Father Mccarthy also re- veals that ninety per cent of Cebu Island was destroyed in the fight ing.
 Father Mccarthy, who was in- termed on Luzon during the war, re- turned to Cebu as soon as he was liberated only to find the diocese al- most completely destroyed. In a let ter to Rev. Robert Sheridan, Maryknoller in Manila, he says, Only ten per cent of Cebu City is standing. The Cathedral of Cebu, the seminary, the archbishops house and the Maryknoll house are among the buildings destroyed. Twenty-two priests died during the hostilities."
 A temporary chapel which serves both the residents of Cebu and American soldiers hae been set up in a tent in the Cathedral Plaza. Father Mccarthy says that he is gathering nipa and suali to build native house which will serve as a chapel until permanent buildings can be erected.
 Archbishop Reyes of Cebu has forwarded a request for more Amer ican priests to help out until Cebu gets back on its feet With the Seminary gone and only one or two being ordained a year, things look dark now Father Mccarthy says. We must have more American priests to fill in the gaps. We owe this to the F1lipinos."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
OFFICERS ELECTED
 BY JEWISH GROUPS

At joint meeting of the Wa terbury Chapters of the American Jewish Congress and the Zionist District held last night at Beth Fl Synagogue. Atty. A. Henry Weis- man and Samuel Fishman were elected respective presidents of the organizations.
 The principal speaker was Morris Margulies of New York city, execu- tive director of the American Jewish Congress.
 Other Congress officers elected were:
 president, Atty. Lawrence Matzkin; secretary, Samuel Cilkins; treasurer, Aaron H. Solomon. They were installed by Atty. Perry Graf cerstein.
 Other Zionist District officers are: Vice-president, Hyman Aaronson; recording secretary, Max Kringle; financial secretary, Saul Fishman; treasurer, Clarence Freedman. Mey CT Erlanger installed the group. of $2oo 900 has been authorized for the state department for mainten- ance.
 It Is not yet known just when the new courses will get underway here as plans and sketches of pro- posed improvements at Mulcahy l must be drawn up and prepared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
ALLEN COMPLETES
 TERM OF OFFICE

Charles J. Allen public relations director for the Connecticut Light & Power Co.,, yesterday addressed members of the Rotary club thus marking the close of his term as president of the local civic society. MT. Allen was presented the Past Presidents pin by Oscar Warner who succeeds him in office.
 Reports were made at yesterdays meeting held at the Elton by var ious committee members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27

big urban area with sufficient &C., curacy.
 Over the targets the RAF let 'em go, great 5000 and 12,000 pound bombs. The blasts were terrific. Germany's cities died that way.
 USSTAF bombed by day. British flyers scoffed when Spaatz arrived in England in June of 1942 to set up the first American Air Force to strike at Germany. The British had tried daylight bombing at the outset of the war. Complacent Germans told me about that when I visited Germany in 1941. The British came over on few daylight raids and were murderously turned back by 8 combination of fighter opposition and great concentration of fax.
 By the time Spaatz and his first bombers arrived the RAF was on an exclusively night time schedule.
 Even Prime Minister Winston Churchill opposed the Americans daylight, pinpoint, precision bomb ing program. The American air. men would not be talked out Of their confidence in the great four motored Flying Forts. Those planes now becoming obsolete-were de- signed for day bombing and that is what they did, flying high and dropping their bombs with aston ishing accuracy.
 Spaatz' bombers rarely attacked cities. They were assigned specific plants-a refinery, a steel works or plants turning out parts for planes and submarines. The Forts cut Germany,s battle power down by destroying the plants which sup ported her armies. RAF by night, USSTAF by day. It was discour- aging to the enemy.
 But Spaatz and many other top officers here know that the Ger mans showed us thing or two in the way of opposing or avoiding bomb attacks on industry. Ameri- can and British flyers broke the back of the LutWaffe. But the Ger mans dispersed their plants. Some of them went underground. Some went into the woods. Some oper- ations were carried on in thousands of private homes. If victory had depended on putting permanent stop to the manufacture of German airplares, the Allies probably would have lost the war The alternative was to wreck Germany's industrial plants so that she could not wage war. Best bet was to smash her oil refining facilities.
 That is what USSTAF actually accomplished More than 11,000 USSTAF planes were thrown at a single oil target over a period of a months. That was the Merseburg- Leuna synthetic oil plant. In the Language of fascinated c. I. who surveyed the damage:
 They busted 1t all to hell"
 without that kind of long dis tance, daylight. precision bombing, Spaatz said, T don't think we would have won the war. We might not have lost it. But the German; could have gotten a draw bet" Rainbow, . town in Texas, go
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
CIVILIAN PILOTS
 RENEW CONTESTS
Outing to Be Held at Wa terbury Airport Sunday,
 July 8; Events Listed

A contest for civilian rilots, the first of its kind to be staged at the Waterbury Airport, Plymouth, since the beginning of the war. will take place Sunday, July 8. Prizes will be awarded in series of contests, which will test the skill of the competitors. A spot land- ing contest, in which the f1iers aim to set his plane down on white mark on the field, or as close to it as possible. will begin the event. A takeoff contest will then be staged. Flying vii continue until dark.
 Announcements have been sent to all surrounding airports. and it Is expected that there will be a large gathering of friends to witt ness the event. An old fashioned clambake will take place at II a. m and chicken dinner will be served at 2:30 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-28
Casualties
"A pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointn. emit"

Michigan personnel wounded in
action in the European area are:
? Abel. Pvt. Joseph c., Detroit
Adler. Tk5 Edward j., Saginaw.
Alexander, Pfc. r. D.. Lincoln PIX
Allen. Pfc Calvin L., Byron Center
Anderson, Sgt. Wendell c., Ypsi
lanti.
Arpianen. Sgt. Arthur P. Cham
pion.
Bird Sgt. Willis O., Holly.
Blymeir, Pvt. James L., Grand Rap.
ids.
Bright, Pvt. Leroy j.. Niles.
Britton, S/Sgt. Robert c.. Detroit.
Bush, LIST 1t. Milo f., Kalamazoo.
Callahan. Pfc. Arthur p. Detroit.
Caltabiano. Pvt Frank A., Detroit.
Campbell, Sgt. Albert L.. Munising.
Carrier. Pfc. Sidney S, Detroit,
Cary, Pvt. Paul T.. Otsego.
Chamberlin, Sgt. John C., Carson
City.
Champion, s SGT. George B, De.
troit.
Chapman, Pvt. William w, Hubbell
Chechlowski, Pvt. Joseph T., Ham
tramck.
Clock. Pfc. Ebert r., Sidney.
Corey, T/5 Orris W, Evart.
Ehinser Pfc. Delbert L., West
Branch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-28

Huskinson Pfc. James r., Fenton.
Lafrate, Pfc. John H., Detroit.
Johnson, Pfc. John r.. Baraga.
Keane. Pvt Bernard p. Detroit.
Kolodziej. Pfc. Michael j.. Detroit.
koob, S Sgt. Charles w, Port Hur.
on.
Koslovich, Sgt. Marion, Ontonagon.
La Nee, Pvt. Vance B., Saginaw.
Lang, Pfc. Kenneth j., Royal Oak.
Leale, Pvt. Anthony Grand Rap
ids.
Lesage, T John D, Lake Linden.
Loyejoy. Sgt. Jesse L., Harbor
Beach.
Lukowiak, S Sgt. Edward A, New
Haven.
Lund. Cpl Harold. Gladstone.
Martineau, Pfc. Joseph W, Owosso.
Mccartney, Sgt William A., East
Lansing.
Mcdonald. S Sgt. Ray c., Escanaba.
McLane. Pvt. Howard A, Flint.
Mcpherson, Pvt Bartus F., SaHlt
Ste. Marie.
Mead, Pvt. Harry L., Merritt.
Moroni, Pvt. Dante, Detroit
Oralewski, S Sgt Leo H., Detroit.
Pelton, Pfc. James r., saginaw.
Rumsey. Pvt. Edward j., Flint
81. John. Pfc. Harvey j., Spalding.
Thousand. Cpl, Leroy Jr, Royal
Oak.
Valleau, Pfc. Harold F., Dearborn.
Vercruysse, Cpl. Rudy F, Crosse
Pointe.
Vilbikaaitis. Pvt. Victor T, Detroit.
Walczak, Pfc. Daniel p. Detroit.
Walker. Pvt Rolly Battle Creek.
Ware. Pfc. Raymond NJ. Dearborn.
Weisburg, Pvt. Mitchell NJ, De-
troit,
Weldon. Sgt Lee F., Bronson
Westgate, S/Sgt. Walter A. Hills
dale.
White, Pvt. Richard W, Howell.
Wiberg. Pfc. AXel r., Detroit.
Wolfe. Pfc. Grover H.. Detroit.
Wondolowski, Pfc. Eugene f., Dear
born.
Wooten. Pvt. Earl b, lnkster.
Wosinski, Sgt. Max a, Jr., De
trOit.
Yeomans Sgt. Bernard, Charlotte.
Young. Pvt. John T., Detroit
Young, Pvt. Neuel o., Lapeer.
Zingery, ia Durward f. Shep-
herd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-28

Frasier. Pvt Darwin L.. Grand Rap
ids.
Frost. PVT Henry + Jr, .FreeIaud.
Galietti Pvt. Alfred X, Detroit
Gapski, Pvt Stanley J, Ham.
tramck.
Giblin. Pfc. James X Detroit.
Goschke. Pvt Russell j.. Saginaw
Gotz. Pvt Walter j., Melvindale.
Gracey, Pvt Joseph f.. Detroit.
Graham, Pvt James J., Detroit.
Grant. Pfc. Robert f., Detroit.
Greene. Pfc. Virgil ". Vandyke
Groeneyeld. Pfc Gustaf j.. Norway
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-28

Groom Cpl Ernest j.. Bedding.
Hamer. Pvt. Robert ". Trenton
Hammond. Pfc. Maxwell l., Ypst
lanu.
Hansen. PIC Lloyd r. Milan.
Hansen, T Sgt. Robert j., Royal
OAK.
Raymond. Pvt, Harold r.. Detroit.
Hardt, Pvt Walter RomuIus
Hatfield. Cpl Harold A, Jr., Gray.
ling
Haysmer. PVT. Lewis p. Cadillac.
Hebeeb. Pvt Abdella. Melyindale.
Hewitt. Pfc. Samuel, lronwood.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-28
10 PLAN CITY

Detroit-Jack NJ. Mosier. Sc, a
member of the city plan commits
sion staff here since June, l943,
will become city planner for Flint
about March IS. To enable him to
accept the Flint job, the civil SER
vice commission Monday released
Mosier as intermediate city plan
uer in Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-28

Eifert, Pfc Alexander J.. Port
Huron.
Fedak. Pfc. Michael. Detroit.
Fensch. Pfc. Ernest H.. Wayne.
Ferguson. T Sgt. Kenneth. Baseline
FinHey, Pvt Paul V, Detroit
Floeter, Pfc Edwin f., Roscommon.
Florkey. PFC. Arthur r., Detroit.
Fockler. Pfc. Jasper f.. Alma.
Foltz. lst 1t. Hildreth b., Port Hur-
on.
Foster, Pfc. William l., Grand Rap
ids.
Fraynack. Sgt. William B., Flint.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-28

Hippensteel, Pvt. Won j., Grand
Rapids.
Hoffman Pvt. Richard J., New Bal.
timore.
Tampa, S sgt. John, Jr, Highland
Park
( Jarnigan, Pvt. Edwin D., Lansing.
Jenkins, 5 Sgt Willis p. Detroit.
Jurincic. Pfc. Frank. Dearborn.
Kelly, Pfc. Joseph f.. Comstock.
Kish. Pvt. John c., Melvindale.
Klein. Sgt Charles G., Detroit.
Klenke. Sgt. owen E. Detroit
Koyach, Pfc. Joseph c., Flint
Kronk, 1st 1t. Adam b, Detroit.
Kuyava, Pvt. Alexander, Detroit.
KwiatkoNski, Pfc. Victory A, Sagi.
nav.
LaClair Pvt. Raymond G., Stand.
ish.
LaPalme, Pvt. Clarence L., Escana.
ba.
Layman, Pfc. Wilbur NJ. Peters.
burg
Ledyard. Pvt. Harley J, Flint
Io,n% 80 DC. pohort r CaGiIoc
~ - G s'gt I,rarris ~ IaLo
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~ -'liu d.. t,ouo,dr Nortb pro,cb
Mack, Pfc. James S. Dexter.
Mack. Pfc John a, Flint.
McDayid. Pfc. Fred H., Dearborn.
WcTaInev pc WiIliam II Memo
"T miepn &C. " imam - '
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uot.l,a D., norold "a .AIners
I,,Ion D.. CioTa "a Eaton Ranids
MiIIar, pfc Harley : lansing
M f,niaS I pvt GSapIss v y netroif.
.Morri. pfc Rohert / Rochester
MorIey r 'sSsr rsOO George e., Carson.
mi. =
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DIT pvt tohr = Jr De.
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Da,'aIoo o. paymond Morley
~ po.an.oiI De- nnraId q IGsenb
80 a., crt poy net~oit
$500 So chi lanes " Dowariac
SboIdon pc CLANCY Wayne
S ,S,'tiT c,Sgt Wilford From.
a.. -
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Shn,ar pr, Robert Marine
Citv
Siolaw, c SGT 1ohr u Grand Ran.
ids
cianIirga GOT Frank r Muske.
con
smith Pfc Gilbert Y Kalamazoo.
| cn,itb pvt Robert II Vestaburg
/ Stanchina $ Sgt Arthur L.. De.
80.
Storebraker PVT Howard s De.
troit
s.rzoilo pfc rosanb Grand Ran.
= 80 i,e''''0'
cnn,norvi1a pr lack yicksburg
rbanas pyt U.iIliam Lancer
riima pvt Robert L. Grand Rap.
-
,riton Pfc Fdward.y Detroit
r I'Vo pyt George II Lansing
,roo'.;n D.. Hnn NJ Uillsdala
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-28

Beautiful glasses for family or
guest table settings. Eight
ounce size, clear glass flowers
on frosted background, Mod
ern footed base, lovely design
for either guest or family din
ners.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WANTED. home for Swear cocker spaniel
and toy collie. TR. 0342.
SCoTTIE PUPS weeks old Axe. reg.
istered. From champion stock; males anc
| females; $50. Bowie 2747. 1Ss
COCKER SPANIELS t2l, AZ months old;
blsss males I with papers, $40 each or $50
scoTTiE sesSiarf PIP, PH oias AZ. male Axe reg.
gks:; adorable. playful companion; nke
GREAT DANE PUPs. Beautiful fsWn, male.
end females; priced right. r. D. LIND.
SEY, Silver Spring 039S.
Eff sHfTkkSD AkS Fesi saEEP gN DoG es3s months old
AKC registered, S35 and $50: Husky pup,
mos. gid, $50; mixed breed BUDS, pappS
Lee hwy, East Falls CHURCH. Va, RFalls
CANARIEs for SAFE. Hearts Mountain chop
breeding cases Cali Sunday or Monday
aaxvp aSl5 PairmSnt b11Ss St; NV GO, $500: ~,
Sr,n males dTs femsis; ears cropped; all are
sCoTTIE PUPPIEs (2). beautiful scotties,
II weeks old, $50 and $50. 81. 335s..
PIGEONs, White Kings, $3.50 pair. Call
ENGIisH SPRINGER SPANIEL, pedigreed,
2 years old male. liver and white: excel
HAh,h sRf TAsf fhilarf1 PIpprrs caI TIE sSsS
strain. 1925 So. 32nd ST., Arlington. Va.
WANTED-Nice home for long-haired kit
tens; partly Maine-Coon. 81. 26lS.
WILL GIVE 4 beautiful weeks puppies
away; must have good homes. Call DU.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

URGENT NEED, desirable located nv.
brick home, semidetached or detachsd,
egsfsHyeS oSsIgSS from sa 0snss s4fs cash client M
Egssshoass;; Tsansd sIoss-in ,,.E Reish6o.:
sSSsbs e0nT sOt aV ssar must Dc
WANTED, DIRECT FROM OWNER, Q or 8
bedroom home tbrick preferred, in good
section Arlington County u gear bus line;
WE HAVE a CASH PURCHASER for s.
SSeG; tieeT; must Be IN rs good condition. RE.
Any Any NE. e AND T s.E. PRopERTY-ws pay
saSA Soc 5si gssi ssPDsS'',m m 800 siSSSS.
rou a cash cash. tt L Won't taks Us long. Promps
sSs ssssist1n No CAPITOL aA. s7so. EaA0' N'ai'0'
CASH BUYERS foT D nsdIs Sna Nd property t,
" Y sS ssIof: assf p1 Rhods
IsenS WH SaN sye sEhf hf 1S8aT N4 ia2SSusE at its
gatiS1MS ask for M me- SroEnins WI q
oash ssa pT ppuRoHhasfSs sohS fSa9 for st so 10
schools Z; "a, 4 BARRY nF NE NE. .o.o, aos5 ,.
Sic Sic School; Sc d:V rooms. @ hdwd, door, tiis
DIaTsiS51s, S. ss5oS e $500; plenty sash
SMALL BuNGAEoW or house in Sc; or NV,
trust No s,ryy sygsnts 81, .s,.3si, 4issi :. -. :,
brick home or bungalow in Bethesda,
sdsen sHeT sgsp cs & e. aysssys fss N PFcag ss
house today or sen to cash clients waiting
sDprsisais a. M Mitchell au1cK. 81. ssssi.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

90a EAST CAPIToL sT,, near Navy Yard
Furnished light-housekeeping room for
young couple; frst floor, electric refrisers-
tor lanndry; $hG month. After pm.
fully furnished modernistic apt. single
ImY with anothsr girl; S25 mo. AT. 7e47.
and bath: lbssegmaent: heat; gas and light
MODERN 5-RooM furnished apt. North
west, minutes Union Station: rent S110
month, including all utilities, PAYABLE 3
months in advance; reference. Box 476-V
3S17 saith ST. N.E.-Desirable apt. rooms.
dining alcove. kitchen and bathi available
for mos; no objection to young child;
$50 per mo; including gas and electricity.
aoe MISS. AVE. Sc, Apt. e-e girls to
share attr., apt; with l other. .s45 ca.
incl room; board. home privils. Ii. 6767.
LUXURIOUS APT, antiques, Oriental rugs,
silver, rooms. 2 baths, $235 mo. Call
WILL SHARE MY APT. in Sc with /
quiet, eongenial girl, $40. includes utili-
ties. Box 155-V. Star.
private bath; S47.50 1920 Hopkins ST..
NV. Phone ME. 1918.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
SUBURBAN. sALE-vIRGINlA.

TWO FINE COLONIAL brick homes -
asss Is znaos Enn1S psT dTes s p asa ss ssT. a R
ainlns so9m 6ss'hsp tg Ssss@sns
SSSf SES5FY 81 81 isSS OK 5Iss
fornia brick rambler is a masterpiece Of
fireplaoe, connecting dining room. large
rooms, 2iz baths, full recreation room.
Looks like million, costs. Just Sls,750:
Por %Sre mo- m informa,tSn ten csll ARLINGTON
DOES BEVERLY HILLS AT s1a,5oo sound
worthy of interest? It should, cause It's
sns,pg pd 1s white r SreS Wlismssurg Cole
dining room with view Of wooded back
ben ssssR apsssr, With ta anss sss sS
space c Fun BASEMENT @ WITH oh ff heat W At
piambins iSd slate roof | and wssfhsr-strippsd % Gp
snropNsh9,us; rp,Is , Il you are sra,. Looking for g
out delayl Immediate possession. The
key is al the. ARLINGTON REALTY CO..
RosEMoSf, RI, EMSSSs pa AAIIEExlaNpRrA-stucco bum
galow. vacant; 8 rooms, 2 baths; 1 re.
irigerator. I icebox, LAUNDRY rooms or 2
MARY r. BOARD weekdays can EN-.
oocuaSeY dsa sssyssp iS so6S sSd owners leaving 70,
Europe--Lovely detached tapestry brick on
Russell rd. to Mount Ida. Living room
with large firsplaee and mirror, bed
Ireai-sized den or bedroom: maids room
and bath, l full tank of oil, handicapped
yard, front hagstone terrace, fenced-in
rear yard, terrace. large trees and rock
garden. A complete, we'll appointed home.
priced right for an immediate sale. MARY
vfsGINiA's sHiss s2 snd dBfEsT BuY-Brick coloniss
house on ia acres land, near Fort Hunt.
House has bedrooms, ! bath, full base
ment. 2-car garage. slate roof, elegant
sonditton; shoyn BY appointment. y.
Arl. jackson 1904 and Ivy 1879,
tConttnued on Next PaRe.l
Evening star., 1945-07-16
BOATS.
OITTBOARD


0UTB0ARD MoToRBoAT-Fiye h;p.'
Water Witch. perfect working condition, IA
IT, Canadian made boat, 43-inch beam,
heavy construction, with accessories. Call
Aux. YAwL. So feet overall. l5-foot 2-in.
beam; sleeps 8; large salon; priv double
stateroom; modern equipped galley; pres
sure water system hot ane coiGi O Ssaf Sef!
suitable for year-around living. aboard;
perfect condition throughout; shown by
appt. only. Phone RE. 0751. 19'
$50. new brass. NEW AMsTERDAsf
APTs:,. 27o1 14th st. NV. co. 74oo,
dsaFT. hsI p DAWN CRUISER. twin engines,
Protane gas stove; fully equipped, ready
si-Rr & wesSsnSoS cTsToM cRiscRAffr. twin engine.
1910. Streamlined. Spacious aecommoda-
electric heating system and every modern
SasS ds9S MohsTs SSE Mss Nj PAxssS nTss Ba M
poIsi poDGE EI IRuNABouT, 22-tt., for sale; per-
1sSs Yacht eGnGoG Ysrd Gasecr @ Sd % s See M Ssson Mason
3S-FT. ELCo CRUISER, twin cabin, sleeps
q i in asohs sSgfu sss s1ndan eS Ef Efdy p K e. yl
F;C FoR CAPITALIST ONLY. Do you have
$4,000 t9 throw in the riysE1 Literally @ tl
Potomac but you would extract profits al
once Seagoing yacht for sale, $50 #.
long, old but tried and true. Completely
converted into pvt. club quarters. Idea
7r year-round social club or river-front
supper. club. For water enthusiast who
moulded sid q S9t @ aws mermaid % ThreedecSed m ves
sci, for sun bathing; Packard gas engine
anchors. chains, preservers, ample cargo
hold, electric generator, powerful Goa
heating system, filed water tanks, hot.
water system, attractively furn. lounges. Z
galleys, baths and showers, 4 double
staterooms, 8 single cabins. Private year
round dock and barking snace available,
For terms or yearly lease arrangement
secH6oNER, YACHT es feet water line
beam 1887. draft 5'6|,, sails new 1945
engine new 1914, 2 double, 8 single state
rooms; large main salon sleeps 2, large
galley and engine room, running water ir
all cabins toilets, 32-volt Universe
plant (2 sets Of batteries), electrically
ventilated throughout, radio, 14-ft. dory
Completely equipped ready to sail any.
where Apply ANNAPOLIS YACHT CLUB
slip SO, Annapolis, Nd.
36-FT. CABIN CRUISER, s1,500 sleeps
Cali RE. 74o0. Ext. 1859 or 495S, between
and 4:3O.
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-Northeast.

1881 IRVING ST. N.E.-Girl to share at
tractive double room with another girl;
convenient transp.: So week. DE. 1923.
1881 IRVING ST. N.E.-Double room;
convenient transportation: So each weekly.
DE. 1923.
362s 18th ST. .N.E.-Girl to share room
1903 W. VIRGINIA AVE. N.E.-Large
front bedroom for rent; laundry privileges.
unlimited phone: suitable for 2 men or 2
317 18th ST. N.E.-Clean, comfortable
furn; double rm.; cony; bus and carline
empl couple pref; $40 wk. AT. 453e.
private living room, bath, and private
entrance; 20 minutes to town. transpor-
tation at door; S25 month each. Dupont
COLoRED-I3I3 EYE ST. NE fur
rished bedrooms, Q large closets, Kitchen
gu coHpes oIaSesd onIy 5 ora 3sta I'd ho0r So esch
COL0RED-622 G ST. N.E.-Double room,
home privileges; SlI week. Call DU. 1897.
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ROOMS wANrEp.

WOMAN, employed. desires private room
in Catholic home: reasonable rates: con-
slider inexpensive apt. M. J. r., p. O.
Box 1IS4, Zone Is.
2 BEDROOMS. furn. sitting room (prefer-
ably with private BATH or 3-room apt. or
Q superior housekeeping rooms. Chevy
hase-Wisconsin direction. Box 395-A,
REFINED YOUNG LADY wants cool room.
private bath Box 20b-A, Star. 17s
Bx SERyICEWoMAN and son, Az, room
only or kitchene ne oriviieses II possible. or
DOES YOUR CHILD want q companion7 ?
Father and S-year-old son seek double
room Or equivalent. board for son; Jewish.
GOVERNMENT GIRL, gentle. Of profes-
sioral standing, desires attractive single
room in quiet home, NV. section. Box
370-A, Star 16s
Evening star., 1945-07-16
ApARTMENTs WANTED Cont. !.

WANTED--Apt., modern. midway between
Silver Spring and downtown. CAN HAY
DON, DE. 149S,
/ ROOM and kitchenette or fun kitchen
privileges by quiet woman employed eve
ming shift. BOY a5o-A. Star. 2o'
URGENTLY NEEDED. by July %, ] or 2
bedroom furn. or unfurn. apt; quiet eou-
/ GOVERNMENT Girls. nonsmokers,
northwest section. Call after during week
or an day Sunday. MISS MOLINE. DE.
ARMY. SERGEANT and employed wife
urgently need 1 or 2 rm. furn. or unfurn.
apt. Call SGT. ALPERT Elk. 7700, Ext.
"a, days; Sunday and ewes, Ia. 9479.
MAJOR, air forces. Just returned overseas
duty. stationed Boiling Field, desires fur
nished apt. or house for wife and self; no
children or pets; guarantee excellent care.
Ma. APO. Ext. 236. 16.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
ROOMS EURNisHEp-Mp. ond VA,

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Large master bed
room, pvt. shower. SIS: garage: basement
beds sitting Im;. $50; WI; oS4e after !.
apt to couple or Q girls; block from
bus; garage service If needed: telephone
PRIVILEGES; 10 minutes to Pentagop; S45
SELECT SUBURBAN HoME-one room for
couple; available Wednesday. Call OIL
ARLINGTON, $3.50 N 18th ST. Room
with kitchen and living room privileges
No nauor. permitted on premises. s25 each
per moRth.
gentlemen; gentle home CH. 2453.
SILVER SPRING-Cool, quiet room, semi
private bath. breakfast privileges, for 2
girls or employed couple; bus at door
Evening star., 1945-07-16
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING g. STORAGE Co, Ia 1887. 17s
AETNA MOVING q STORAGE Co.-Locai
and lor distance; No Job too large and
10000 SO. FIT. available for storage: clean.
brfght fireproof bldg. complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE. $500
moving done at your convenience. day or
night; reasonable rates. co. 94S3. 16s