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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14
Meat Dearth Worst m Modern History

buyers rush preceding price con- trol exhausted retail stocks so that by mid-afternoon of first day of price control most markets were completely sold out. Some stores plan to close.
 That is the retail picture. The slaughtering and wholesale situa- tions are no brighter as reported from centers of such activity:
 Chicago-Packers and wholesal- CTS practically shut down. Before ceilings when choice hogs brought occasionally up to $23.50 hundred pounds, from $500 to as much as 5000 hogs a day were coming in. With top steers commanding up to $30 hundred, five to nine thousand head of cattle, many good, were ar- irving.
 MEAT ON THE HOOP
 STAYS THAT WAY
 But with a ceiling of $16.25 on hogs the daily take fell to four, five or six hundred. A $20.25 ceiling on top steers brought in only 300 head one day, and a maximum in the first week of 5000 day.
 San Francisco-Packers getting fractional" receipts of poor quail ity cattle, sheep and hogs. Whole salers refuse to commit themselves on future deliveries. Some whole salers expected to close doors in few days.
 Boston Slaughterers now re- ceiving only poorest grade of anil mals, as raiserS decline to sell at OPA ceilings One Worcester, Mass, slaughterer closed for lack of animals.
 Dallas-Packers' production down 50 percent when wholesale ceilings went on and down 20 percent as retail price control was re-estab- lished.
 New Situation beclouded by local strikes but established slaughterers say they can't get enough cattle to make dent in de- mand.
 The flat statement that we're out of the meat business" came from spokesman for the Great At lantic and Pacific Tea Company, who explained he did not mean the meat counters In the chains mar kets were closing formally, but that they had nothing to sell.
 We can't buy at legal prices" he said, and we won't deal in the black market. So for practical pur- poses, with exceptions from time to time here and there. we're out of the business until we can get legal meat of standard quality at ceiling prices"
 For the moment, trade sources report that poultry and fish are in fair supply, with rather satisfactory backlogs in storage. That is be- cause demand for them languished while meat was available during the Summer. Such rush for them, as substitutes, as developed prior to this Summer, would push them hard.
 Fish is less plentiful than 1t oth- erwise would be because of a four month f1shermen's strike in the Boston and New Bedford areas which supply most of the East. And the backlog will be difficult to main tain because the flag end of the fishing season is approaching, with gales due over the Grand Banks probably next month and the Great Lakes freezing perhaps in October.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14
FAYETTEVILLE

Waterville, Sept. 14-Word has been received, here of the death in Sweden, Sept. 1, of Mrs. Ira Fors- berg, sister of Mrs. Ann Mattson of Yale Street.
 Mrs. Mattson is seriously i'll and at a convalescent home. Anyone wishing to send card may send one to her in care of Mrs. Rodman's Convalescent Home, Meadow Street, Naugatuck.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Egan, Faber Avenue. are entertaining their son. in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Adam Tupko. Mrs. Tupko is the former Mrs. Charlotte Egan Byrnes of Savannah, Ga. MT. Tupko is leaving Monday for service in the Panama Canal Zone.
 Clarence DiBlasi, son of MT and Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi of Cooke Street, entered the freshman class of Wittenberg College, Springfield, Ohio, yesterday. He served with the Army Air Forces for three years and spent 20 months in the Pacific Theater.
 Hobo Convention
 The Young adult of Grace Meth odist Church are reminded of the Hobo Convention" being held in the Church Parlors tonight at 8:15. MT. and Mrs. Everett Sears, and Emery Sears are in Orono, Maine, where they were called by the death of their maternal grandmother, Mrs. Myers.
 The Viewers Club of St. Paul's Church will hold their Fall outing and picnic tomorrow afternoon at the Vacation House, Lake Quassa- paug. Any men of St. Paul's parish who would like to join the choir are asked to get in touch with Charles Rasmussen or Miss Alice Lorensen. Choir practice will be held Fridays at ' P. M.
 Following are the church services tomorrow:
 Gospel Hall: Breaking of Bread at 10:30 A. M; Sunday School at 6:30 and evening Gospel service at 7:30.
 Union Church: Morning Worship service at 10 A. M: Sunday School at II o'clock. At 6 P. M the Mis- sionary Prayer Fellowship will have as its speaker, Mrs. Paul Barnet, African missionary. At the 7:SC Evangelistic service, Mrs. Barnet will show pictures of their work.
 Congratulations!
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Tata of Hill Street are parents of a daughter, Sherrie Louise, born Sept. l2 at the Waterbury Hosiptal.
 George and Julie Ann Lane of Fort Hill Avenue, recently attended a birthday party in honor of Ralph Tedesco. ct his home in Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14

was running for mayor and the Park City Republicans called in Mir. Haddon to do some campaigning for them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14

Modern hospitals and sl5.O00 homes are being built in the new oil boom area near Fl Sombrero, Venezuela.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14

0overnment-controlled cigarette production in Syria and Lebanon in the last year totaled 2.750 tons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14

There were many interesting angles to the Talbot defeat which were irking to Naugatuck Valley adherents of the popular con- gressman. One, of course, was the fact that when J. Kenneth Brad ley was nominating Gov. Ray mand E. Baldwin he spoke about a crown to COP. efforts at the convention. MT. Bradley IS still a law-partner of the gover- nor's, but political reports have had both at opposite ends of the party for many months past. And MT. Bradley was among the first to espOuse the Talbot cause this year, as did also Dr. McConaughy if memory serves aright. All or which simply goes to prove that politics has to be taken as it hap pens and not as you expect 1t to happen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-14
Politics
 -M- Passing

Although Waterbury delegates may be partial to Chester Bowles as the Democratic candidate for governor right at this moment their enthusiasm certainly can't be com pared to that of the Republican cohorts of Rep. Joseph E. Talbot, who went up to Hartford early this week with high hopes and returned home crestfallen. With the Water bury delegation MT. Bowles remains much of a political enigma, but one with great promise as campaigner. In this latter field the former ad- vertising agency executive, eco- homie stabilizer, OPA director, etc, should be supreme. If he can't put on better campaign than all of the Republican candidates indivld- ually and collectively, then the Democrats are certainly much mis- led. Last minute efforts to side track the Essex Democrat are in evidence, but top-flight leaders have gone all out for him and it looks as if they would deliver the delegates just as handily as they were given to Dr. James L. McCon- aughy by the COP. on Tuesday last.
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Candidate

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Waterbury Democrats expressed regrets this week upon learning of the retirement of Mrs. Susan Hoben of Torrington from the State Cen tral Committee. She had repre- sented the 30th District for many years and was probably as well known in this end of the valley as in Torrington. She is the mother of John Hoben, Scovill Company official. The term of County sheriff does not begin until the first of June following election. No jus tice of the peace of probate judge can run for the office of High Sheriff. Mayor Jasper McLevy of Bridgeport can take pot-shots at Attorney General William L. Haddon now. just as the latter did last fall when "the great Jasper"
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cont,

cNiSSe.LANeOOS POk SALk tCont.
TYPEWRiTLRS. Al condition; ns
each and :. i s 1 Sis' r. on ave. ::
USED OIL BukNEH. suitabl. for 4-room
PfsssS , 81 50 each: blower eoIii. ssS
d sSs NJ sfS0 See sas 1tt5s1s Va ssis
VACUUM CLEANERS. new. Eureka. Uni.
f pSuS 6ihsfs Ego ISL 81
s. s!s4e g.. tx .sys ;;
ias FAN ' aals Ps washed. r.p.ins s
S 515ss,S s.. lssS5sss p4 fsas AVE WE'VE
60 1s rAE IS AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND
VIOLIN, has good case, bow and extrs
strings, s35. 1887 Fairmont NV, II
WARDROBE. mirrors, chairs, dres.ins
table, mattress and spring. drop-leaf table
sne china ans to sH.e ov t fsSs
WATER COOLERS. electric. pr.wsr, guar
s? St ss' e ma 1 IHaN W " ~ ssso
WATER HEATERS, 20 and 80 gallon, auto
Tan AZ 5as Sssa5 go 1sa
WATER HEATERS, gas, prewar, all sizes;
immed. installation. JOHN G. WEBSTER.
WHEEL CHAIRS (a). one folding. one
mobile: excellent condition. Call 27O9
a WHITE ROTARY portable sewing ma
chime. electric, all attachments. in excel
lent condition; $50. Call 81. 65S1. 30
PRIVATE ESTATE SALE-Oriental rugs
Oil painting. diving room suite, drawing
room pieces. electric sewing machine
Shown by appointment. Telephone EN-
NOTICE TT CONTRACTORS. builders
200 new sSss blocks, in containers, to-
nee, Cheap. IEpfy LEWIS A. COPSEY,
Charlotte Il Nd 1as
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

one spotted; both busy and saddle Broken.
these before You buy. Can be seen. Ga Ca
ave- ave; Silver Spring; near carnival, ali day
ess 1oE ST. ;s s a's
RIDING HORSES t2,, 5 and g yr. "a old,
Won in the Bis shows: matched nstsf aa teams aas
Ts Sd lbs 'orEs .s.
oysEprieed: 3 imported Enslish jumping
aaai Can f9 TeB nFlees oes Western riding out
WORK vnos HORSES 81: mules, for sale
TW aS R WORK ToF Is &C. .ra Nd ~.
BTckskIN GEL LHGlS oH several eST spotted
horses. several fne bay and sorrel horses;
Used saddles and brides HILLTOP
Earns EARNS; oe5 Fisher I'd. Sc, Temple Hills.
SMALL STOCK SADDLE. GOOD condition
s oSE . SPOTTED M4RE: s.itsd on. s.lt-
double set of coach harness. J. C LEWIS
Ola 10th ave. Hyattsville, Md IN
HORSE. riding or work. very gentle. s1sb:
Westsrn saddle buggy and harness. c.
COW d As to esn. rS WITHIN 49,
days. 2nd calf: T. B. tested, bangs inocu-
lated. Silver Spring O162
PONIES, some spotted horses. I palomino
horse, l mule. $50. Some work horses
harness. saddles. brides and hayrides BY
nour' wagon or truck. Roar. 736 18th st.
BAY GELDING. s yrs. old: black name and
tsn: beautiful conformation; willing jump
er, If schooled regularly. AT Oa2G 10
5-YEAR-OLD MARE, sound, broke. for
child or woman to ride; pony saddles and
English saddles: rubber-tired buggy and
cart brides. Glebe 1910 Ia
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT, located
near the National Airport. very modern
decorated; $40 per month. BOX 1850.
BACHELOR OFFICER musical tastes,
S VII share ,so,, with b. another man t30-35j
bath. phone, refsr; and Victrola. Conn i
s rIR, $50 month. Box 27a-H, Star. 49, :.
nj , TO snars modern apt, with 4 others
Enusss downtown; SIS: nn ss7 D fsss =
JEWISH GIRL will share duplex ant a1 With
or other girls, $50 so each or S4d
Tor L S0ll End st. NV, Apt. ?. IA. 4$I
CONVENIENT NV. LoCATIoN-v.ry lara.
extremely attractive apartment, suitable for
. or men or family; price, 5000: avail.
able June 10 to Sept. is. BOX SIC. star
i 1883 IRVING ST. Nw.-Nicely turn
sess.n ?snas.lnt M s ss5o only single s05
FINELY p FURNISHED 2-bedroom apartment
" Not 1i0yer Park section available May % Ia
I'll nes ana az pbo DsT Wsntn insvd
preference: Boz s54 II. Star. Veterans i gwen
ins room 'a ans list to Oct spacious y
completely conn furnished double bed; vicinity
I nI 500; two people only; refere GS
IousG aiki s' TO SHARE APT. with =
c q w cA rs 5sS s.s4
ment. furnished. from June 10Th TO as sent
ist, Ssh: Box 1850. Star, ~ 30 u
1881 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. 1o3-Girl,
S4127 to share apt. with 4 gentle eiris,
Pa 10 rel. For appt. call DU 5s96 after
MASS. EMBASSY sEcTroN-combinmedl p I,v-
.ns rm -bedrm. for 2 Army or naval ON
SsIs, 70 snare In diplomats excel home
pPr6iaeiooairs, garage, garden. S35 each. Box
ONE ONE ROOM. kitchenette Snd private Bath
I5Ei IIth st. NV. Apt 4 Quiet party
only: 81 week. Call Z to pm. Ho b48S
spt A ar1iMi9.d ST NV girls to share
each. Phone ia. 7790 Tor appointment ,'o
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WESLEY HEIGHTs-July /, to Sept. IL.
bedrooms. 3 baths and maids room with
bath. screened porches; large yard: $3.50
mont m9nth 1926 Garfield st, NV. Call EN-.
AVAILABLE JUNE TO SEPT. a-Beauti-
fully furnished home, exclusive Virginia
suburb; three bedrooms. two baths: how
ever, owner wishes retain one bedrm
SUMNER RENTAL: June is-xus Aus. q o.
Everything furnished. including light gas,
local phone. Rent, $500 for sea son,
payable in advance: ref. required Fine
Tor children or as base to hunt per-
TManent housing. Write Box 236-H,
JUNE II TO SEPT. Large g rooms.
sleeping porch; everything furnished except
linens: large. shaded yard: 10 minutes to
downtown. all util. paid: $500 for period.
IA. 1624-J. 1925 S. 18th St, Arlinston.
LADY WILL SHARE modern suburban
home with employed couple or Q other
ladies; temporary ARRANGEMENTS satisfac-
tori: Box 210-G. Star. 10
Nearby Va. 25 minutes to Key Bridge;
lovely old Colonial house, completely mod
ernized: high elevation; 8 bedrooms. 3
baths; on 125-acre farm Telephone be-
tween IS pm. $3.50 mo- no. 5S7l. l9s
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FARM end GARDEN tces,. f.,


TLAGsTONE WALKs and tsFraces. IRE
ssi: MAkeTctl1o. On RSo ns is esfeili:
~ Lac: :H; ''S # ssa;
MANURE srREADER. s17b: like new.
9 to s any day except Sunday. 1901
DIRT for sale. FILLER for planting. DE.
L "a ; outdoor plant:
surely than the house itself. The passerby
one on. Stance; not only the exterior surround
cupant as we'll. II YOU ar. on. q tn.
many victims Of cheap overgrown shrub
berry try a planting of the best of the
Of lifetime duration. Specimen yews, holly
box; shade fruit and ornamentals in wide
VARIETY: evergreen ana deciduous material
n %sEt: 81 shsss .ss never ssss
cement and gravel walks: terraces. drive
msnured r0t 9opsoil Wonderer r ths idesl
compost fertilizer. makes poor soils good
and good soils better. $15 ton delivered;
Tor
seedinr and rolling Of lawns: siearine
Drunins and .pTayinx: when you plan ioI
permanent m, improyemsants or renovationa
PETUNIAs AND sNAPDRAGoNs. healthy
BOX u 1 fssd to As has nus ssI 0s
g.: aye NV, at Underwood st. Iis
CANNAs. red and yellow: also blooming
each ysF sse $50
MANURE. topsoil. leaf mold. perennisls.
eyersreens. shrubs. vegetable plants. sod
consin ave IL
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ROOMS WITH soARp.

2o14 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Just Oh
Conn ave. Several vacancies for young
ROOM AND BOARD for men; good
Transportation; 2 meals q day. Call ia.
FEE ROOM AND BOARD to couple if
wife will care for children and apt: 8.
day week. Hilleide 05s5-J. liz
fop men ss4 na ' So. st. quiet.
pleasant, countrylike surrounding; large.
sunny rooms. superior meals, select eli
bus. .carlines. private parking; Martha
Washington Seminary mansEement; rate,
So mo: up: 18th season. CO. 0294. 2a'
furnished: .delikhtful Southern exposure;
maid service; two meals daily; $40
HOME FOR WORKING PARENTs-Wiu
care for child while parents work. GIL
iii MASS. AVE. N.w.-Nicely furn. base
ment double; pvt. bath: S4e ea. month;
vacancy Tor YOUNG lady. 81 mo. Ia
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

iIAADE MODERN 3A-rm apt. PITTSBURGH
t to 3-4,rm. apt: or small house washing
WAsHINGTON-CHICAGo. have s-bed.
room MODERN apartment: cool, IiRht: SSs
inEton. to exchange Tor s .bedroom M nari.
meht or house in Chicago Union 3O8S
HAKRIsBURG-wAsHIN trad,
m N 3L2- room apt. for 3 or room apt,
~ nr OsLilet or vicinity. Call Mr. TROUT
DD EE. sIyI, after pm. 81.
DESIRABLE :-B. Z. AFT, Livingston are,
xx;e.' So2, Tor house or 2-b r APT. NV o,
Va va, under $40: HARRIS, Ii 1891. lg.
WILL EACHANGE I-bedroom, liv rm d.
nette, Kit; and bath apt $50 so. moderr
elevator bldg. NV, for 2-bedrm apt, or e.
I'm. mouse In NV, up to $50. WO. 3IIS
WAsHINGToN-LOs ANGELEs-Loye.s g.
room 3-oedroom house. for similar or 2
gaiv 9 On 4 q apt L. A. area sSeu
I HAVE A BEAUTIFUL 2-bedroom apart.
msnt in modern. fully ir-conditioned
northwest apartment house which / car
MAKE ayanable. ] need 3-bedroom. mod
ern mouse with den, maids quarters, rec.
restlon room and some grounds, in non.
restricted section of D c. or suburbs
Free range, 100000 to S25, 900 cash. Bo,
WAsHiSG1ToN -PHnADELpHlA-MMoia Modern
iiylns. bed. dinette. kit and bath. ex.
cnanee similar accommodations Phila
MI WARREN. MA. 5000 Ia
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BLING e ToR9E1 70 M| s from single e
%o aa as'Dt e. ys 9s.d apt or home tHrn
EVICTION: MAY si-oxner returns With
aisab n0uss 9r tss win lease one
OR 3 BEDROOM unfinished house or
.nd in for es II es.sy h
entering MARYLAND University in Sep
ssm6sr Please call Glebe 29l3. MR..
EHffofYf.D COUPLE require. or ? BE- bed
s saaS after or any time saturday = or
WANTED to l.as. for on. year or more.
r.ne. 70 $500 per mohsS
sSHD Il asG
years Excellent references. Box A g,
AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL needs 3.bedgoon
house for 10 months. commencing June;
~ ~ chiSdren. no pets; good, careful tenants.
yErERAN and tiny family want to oi sub
care arx. aaa ref &c S:lI ELLIS EN-: 1881; 10
Semitic sou Bent d.s ssned ant m1a
nSyse se, Wash or vicinity; rent. 500.
on ). 4. HOUSE for Army eoi ~ w..
FAMILY OF ADULTS urgently need 2
s!s 70 $50; VII pa, year. rent i N sd-
) 81 BEDROOM HOUSE. furnished or
oeeupaney jun IT, IT, comma nsd@an snd
tsa KRy Beg Beg 9Th. star. 10:
perateiy needs or 3 bedroom house. fur
nished or unfurnished; must be in NV. or
S6v$ of S hs xs Ell u 4 s:5s
diately or prior to July l. can refurnisi1;
sssS OFT -rs
G owl s.fE ENGINEER, permanent na. .p-
pointment. .-bedroom unfurnished house
Fellow: days Ex $50 Ext x ' iss; nishts.
Ex.MAJoR returned. perm civil service.
vie Slf 1 and son, 49, preferably by July l.
daty desires 70 ZEN. s.seSed room af faTe
wife and 3 children Phone cH. $3.50. il
osE-YkAR IEAsE q given for or i ~ bed
shsRf zss Sdrsr ..a ns''' e'ns''
vie and 1rsK nfeds Germ for ASSN M.
IROIIT. WI. 1886. -lS
A TELEPHONE OFFICIAL desires three
bedroom house: now or within next three
months; UP to 81 30 per month rent: pre.el
9 saa q in a.. suburban area; permanent, 30,
ARMY OFFICER. per. assign. Pentason' de.
| slres bedEms. unfurn, apt or house, after
June l. CAPT. LIBBY, RE 500 Ext
| 1i.42; nights MA 1886 10.
PERMANENTLY stationed. family OF I'VE
want 5-bedrm house. preferably furnished
BY June Is. COMDR. ALLISON, RE. 74O0
Ext 1884 or ma. 5312. 2Os
WISH TO SUBLET or lease for several
years 3 or 4 bedroom unfinished house
| or apt. in n.w. section: must make arrange
ments before July 18th: rear admiral
wife and daughter. Telephone DE. 1914
TWO SISTERS. wives of servicemen, desir,
or 3 bedroom unfurn. house or apt
child, under ! year. GE 1854 10
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ROOMS WANTED.

COUPLE desire room for month Of June.
SS9eastsnisi, reliable good references. Box
WE NEED small unfurnished apartment
or light housekeeping room near 18th and
kE III re- c6 SHE 1s4; III. star ,.t,
S Sa me- 49, eony: transp. Phone DE. 5000,
REFINED YOUNG LADY, accepting EN-
ployment in Washington June Is. desires
p s1raes but n not ssssntisl section
COLLEGE WOMAN. p.rman.nt no.ition
wishes room in apartment, Dupont Circle
area; would like breakfast privileee. BOY
YOUNG BACHELOR, nondrinker. wants
f tyr room with refriserator. vicinity
REFINED GIRL, single room in private
home, on L or 2 lbusline; kit, laundry
SINGLE LADY desires room, vicinity Hy-
attsville or Cottage City. Phone WA. 1897
FURNISHED single room, near bath. With
kitchenette privils., for elderly lady in pvt
home ho',I NV. washington, Georgetown OF
GIRL LAWYER would like quiet NV. room
or apt. Alert, mild, agreeable. AID. 1916.
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ROOMS FVRNISHED-Ne,ehee,t

NOOWS SSNTNsSS16O"t~Ob
5o17 oUAnLEs ST. NE. Youna man
ass as1esT Z s 1915 h icy
Sc. ie INST ST: E:E:-Tvin beds. large front
cen 81 s4s must furnish reference: So
ststionsclean double room TWIN 1nG beds'
sss 1Sss EN ri 's psp.rtd i fm
ss17 AMEs ST. N.E.NTvine I bed room room 2
men men preferred: convenient to Transports.
1881 1889 aicai "a f. xREa refined sent s
home home .. eonyentsnt trsnsp: semiprivate
bath; 80 and $40 each, Call Du. 1887.
sses 2sth ST. N.E.-Twin bed nm; new
nome; new furniture; inner-sprine mat.
stalled; Empl adults only: ss5 each. 49, H.
t .sn beds for r, sass telephone to
s6os KEARNY ST. N.E.-poubl. room
eeEEi.ysste home; s26 each per mo. DU.
Ioas MICHIGAN AVE N.E-Douole with
1 bat, sar rs.,rdpE. olao. ,.'
eedrn: combined. next 70 bath : men pre-
ferred; $50 each; unlimited telephone
1872 QUINCY sT.-privs,. home; r.f,n.d
s En- ssss couple; near bus; $3.50 sseS'
1864 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Larse from,
soom With double beds, suitable for 4;
e06 ASCOT rL. Ne, near Bird and r. /
ave.--Newly furn. double room, twin beds:
private home 70 vk. each. CO $685..
us 9Th ST. N.E.-Redecorated rooms with
running water, for nice people; nice neigh
borhood. $40 to S45 ia
CoLOKED-4I4 EYE ST. N.E.-Lare.
room, two adults; Govt employee preferred
some PRIVILEGES: $50 mo. no 8323. 49,
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ROOMS FURNisHEo-Mp. and VA.

KOOMS kUkNiSHE0-Mo and VA.
ARLINGTON---Girls only. Ice double rm
IS liz IS -s5s s47s, during d.s' Ate. Fer
ARLINGToN-Furn. rm. for veteran and
wv Mie' Kitchen privileges. $50 monthly
CHEVY CHAsE-Northeas room with pri.
yate bath, large closet, to gentleman abou,
after s. WI. Osas, ~ Jus 1as
HYATTSVTLLE, MD.-Nice room for ouie,
gentleman, private home. Call Fayetteville
ARLINGTON: 1909 18th st. n. Just Of,
gentleman preferred: pvt. home; cony. to
NORTH W0ODSIDE. MD.-I9e. rm, / o,
2 gentlemen: private residence: mr. bath;
short blk. to bus; reasonable. Sligo 1881
1919 so. seth. ARLINGToN-Room with
double bed; on Toe busline. IA. I664-W
4so8 End RD. NO.. Arlington. mr.. Buck.
ineham-Sgle., well-fern. rm.; gentleman
only; $50 mo-: private home. GIL. 1926
BETHEsDA-Well-fu furnished room. dou.
BILE bed. private bath: cool suburban 10.
cation, on busline: phone privileges. OIL
ATTRACTIVE. LARGE SINGLE ROOM 70,
man: cow. restricted section. Silver
Spring; shower and telephone. sH $3.50
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. adjacent t,
Pain n;tv convenient ven na 70 bus. 20 min to hear
PRIVATE FAMILY Of good standing wish
to share quaint country home with refined
from g: G., near Silver Spring Reference.
Box 18TH. Star Ios
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.
VETERANS xEirs WIN move you day or night,
earse. h Nj s aisS hight hauling: insaged
xEfSA MtviGNGS' - = STORAGE co.-Ioe,,
and long distance. No Job too isrre snd
s az 1 you Sm aov1sk /, llop o., III.
LOADS BUREAU Corp AXE 'e es H ~ Sa;,,
moving DAY Problems packing. trapsporta.
. mon ssn n1. storage; many years, OF expert
.,ls i over. Phone II Sas4 or IL Il s 81 y
v VII EaOsiea m sGs RS. Room 81 sIe
~ AZ white bn, veteran help. EDDIE" WHITE,
s YoUk SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
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