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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Renew Grand
Jury Demand
Group Investigates
Von Wagner Cose

Esne~ink requests for a county
grand jury herr. officials - TIE
wsEwsm club today made pubic
n. following statement
Pres anncuncements reveal
that federal authorities rnay - -
ths verge cf . rroe< which you'd
sxrose raconss organised under
vorls ard its political protectors
Tho wigwsm clue. Inc. ~as
hopeful the four superior eonrt
judges would sense the sxiseney -
. grand jury rrces and thus CD
vists the necessity 81 federal an-
thorstiss performing . duty which
dsvclvvs upon the Judges and lccai
sathorsties When collapse - az
enforcement becomes . national
offense and Issue. u 10 high time
= grand jury IL called.
-Our erganisssses -
wealth az evidence 10 submit
IA . grand jury. whss caited-
Following tire August 10 ~
quest fev . grasa Jury. eur
investigating COMMITTEES eea-
tisued iss probe ~ ~ strasge
circumstances surrounding ths
release Of the notorious bunce
artist. John n. Van Wagnes.
and also assembled sueh IN
fermasica - would - seees-
gary for . grand Jury probe Of
this and other lccai GRIMES.
On the dates Of August 20 ard
September . our committee called
~ the office ~ Governor Arthur
n Lsngiis. with . view n pointing
out that both the city Of Tacoma
and the state ~ Washington would
suffer shameful. undesirable ma
tionsi publicity N federal suthori-
ties were compelled 10 take over
the Investigation of the disEraeefui
collapse Of law enforcement In the
Tacoma area. However. We we're
unable 10 see the governor.
We well know that even II .
federal probe IL employed here the
need for q grand jury becomes
greater than ever. for. with .
grand jury questioning key under
world witnesses and the federal
probers questioning the sans wit
nesses. little doubt remains the
source ~ crime would be pens-
trated and the criminals press-
euted
THE wrcwAM CLUE. INC.
w. y. Gsiiiven. state president
Pat Wright, chairman. invesu-
rating COMMITTEES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Death Takes
A. P. Moline
Funerul Services
To Be Held Friday

Private funeral services for
August p. Moline. 90. Of 2<17 So.
10Th St. viii be held Friday at
ii5o q m. from Tuell chapel
with Rev. n. o. Perry officiating
Burial will he in the Tacoma
cemetery. The family has re
oueSted that no flowers be sent
Moline died Thursday At his
home. He was a native Of Sweden.
and had been a resident Of Ia
coma - years He was . mem
her Of the Swedish Methodist
church and the Sswrnill and TIM
berworkers union. He had been
. millwrsht for many years
Besides his wife. Emma. he
leaves four daughters. Mrs. Mil
dred wilbert, Mrs. Helen Carlson.
Mrs. Naomi Warren and Miss Ruth
Moline: one son. Leonard. two
grandchildren. Bill Wilbert and
Janet Carlson. all of Tacoma, and
. brother. Carl Moline. and a
sister. Mrs. Ida Swsnbeck, both Of
Minneapolis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
3 Contracts
Let by City

Western Ornamental Iron Works.
Of Tseoms, has been awarded .
si,TIToi contract for fabrication
Of steel extensions for the Tacoma
tideflats sub-station Of the city
light system, II was announced
Thursday by A. N. Angove. chief
clerk OF the the board Of contracts
and awards.
In the same board session the
Pennsylvania Transformer Co. was
given the contract to supply the
department with sin i<-Ooo-kilo-
watt transformers NJ q cost Of
s12e. 800. Delivery was promised In
z7o days. The bid was submitted
by Fred w. Carlson Co. Seattle
agent for the Penn. Co. successful
bidder TO supply two 10 0oo-kvA
condsnssrs was the Allis j. chsl-
mers Manufacturing Co. which bid
1921. 900 and promised delivery
from ass 70 tes days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Gun Victim
Sues Speak"

SEATTLE Carl johnson. IS,
Thursday sued q speakeasy for
ISL. 900. contending he was per-
nsnently disabled from gun
wound suffered during a shooting
spree Aug. 3 when he was unable
TO open the clubs barred door and
escape.
Three persons died in the shoot
ing. for which Edward l.. wager.
i7-year-old carpenter, is awaiting
trial on murder charges. Seven
men, including wager and john
son and two policemen, were
wounded.
Johnson's complaint said wager
approached him when he was
seeking desperately to open the
front door to escape" and that
wager shot him through the right
chest and right lung.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

apparently Nv, hhfsr studious-
ly avoided answering the question
of mandate in the proposed leEis-
lstion to condemn Tacomap long
successful power generating sys.
tenn. He specifically mentioned
only the distribution system.
To the Bonneville admins
traitor in Portland, Mayor Cain
wired:
Some authorities hold the
opinion that proposed federal
power legislation provides for
condemnation proces dings
against municipality owned
power facilities. In view Of
existing differences Of opinion
would appreciate . comment
covering your interpretation
Or. Raver answered in . page
and 4 half letter.
Il am advised by my general
counsel that the authorization 10
c on d 70 m n distribution facilities
contained In both the Bone and
Hill bills" his letter stated. In
part. might be so interpreted. If
the bills did not require that such
facilities be sold or otherwise dis
posed Of to public bodies or CO.
operatives as soon as such sales
or dispositions can reasonably be
contaminated.
The mandate for sale. however,
shows that the power 10 condemn
was not intended to apply to pub
lie systems.
In addition, the Hill bill pro-
hibits condemnation of distribu-
ton facilities unless the governing
officials of public bodies and CO.
operatives qualified to serve a
majority of the area and popula-
ton affected consent to such con-
domination. This would prevent
condemnation Of a municipal sys-
tenn against the wishes of the
municipality.
ut Ii certainly not my de-
sire that such authority hs
granted. In order 20 remove
any ambiguity In the bills. I
shall recommend 10 congress
at the first available oppor-
tunity that both bills be
amended by the inclusion Of y
specific provision to prohibit
condemnation Of distribution
facilities owned by public
bodies"
The question in the minds of
Tacoma city officials was What
about power generating facilities >"
Mayor Cain said he was not in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
3 More Officers in lld Divisieu
Ordered 10 Attend Serves Sehools

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Auiomoiive Engineer
Praises U. S. Industry

sEATTIE-A. T. Colwsii. pren-
dent Of the American Society Of
Automotive Engineers, said Thurs
day that American industry II
dong a magnificent job" in the
defense program and will produce
ample material Of q quality su-
perior 10 that Of any armed force"
II there Ia criticism that the
national defense program 10 be-
hind schedule. II must be rsmem-
bered that we started only a little
over year ago" Coiwell said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

KOwJ txWu4 - THlf&f z9<0Nf
siss psuaes csfsssss wsrs detail
- THE ~~ss h sttead service
schools lccassd u vsrfrsn places
throughout the nation. nEn<e tsp
siss. . National Guard dIvsslcn.
vas lnauesed into active Service
sept IA. is<o. . total ~ aie -.
fsevrs havs been ssns h esvvses
schools
Officers named. snssthev With
their home towns. arvl
Ch~uu1ral warfare srhcni. Edge
WOOD Arsenal. Nd IL Cal nny
n knoa. Portland. fst L. rsrry
] iones. Great Fails. Mont
r1es1 sssslsesy school. Fort III.
Okla ---ist "a 0rfnsh c. Murray.
seattle: ist "a Neil a. MepossGaii.
seattle. LIST Ia JasspA = Harvs-
con. Seattle, Let "a. Msuvscs ~
Fletcher. Lewiston. ida Ia L.
Edward q Ayers. Portland. ise n.
Marsh y purkir. Olympia. ~ ~.
William v Psulson. poiss. Ida
isfasssy sshool. Fart Raining.
Ca -is IL Jack r Mssris. Port.
land: Capt. Ronald W. Huss. TIM
cum: let IL. shsid.n y. johnson
and Capt Paul A. c4~lfleld. hath
~ Tacoma. iss "a, Thomas 4.
Ward. The nsiiss. Ore ist L.
Villa v. Hsnss. Forrest Grove.
Ore let L. Ralph a. Phelps IA
Col. Kenneth &. Downing. and ID
n. Edward ~ poheissssn. al ~
Spokane; let Il. Martin ~ ntsu-
dachsr. Yakima. Capt Edwin L
sunds. kaiispsii. Mont LIST IA.
Edgar 3. kstehum. IiIarhfoot.
Mont. ~ L. q. Clare Thomas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Clsmency Denied.
Slayer Of Farmer
To Hang Tonight


OLYMPIA - Ge.. Arshas n
tAaglse Thursday ssiesnecn ~.
fusd elem~ncs 10 J.ks nvnce
Asderscu. seh~dalsd IN ~ hang
81 tonight ~ sks state pesises-
tiary.
wAlI.A wAI.i.A John nrass
Anderson. a.. convicted Of frat
degree murder for shooting and
killing David johnson. -. . nsish-
boring chicken rsneher near apo-
kane 10 months ago when caught
trying 10 steal eggs. viii BE- hanged
81 the state psnitentisry . few
minutes after midnight Thursady.
Anderson has been calm In his
death row cell, according 10 Warden
Patrick Y. Mshonsy. and has cen
tinued 10 maintain he WAS inno-
cent. Tho state supreme court.
however. recently upheld his con
yiction and sentences.
~ F8&t WV @INfE s8HYA=
ing Jaknsoa. Andersen tr,sssea
the bsdy and ssesed u In .
collar. preparatory N hauling
" away In m ausossshsie the
nest Night, preciadss IN, In
ference that the hifiirr ~as
spontaneous and without pre-
redisssioa.- the high esass
said
Anderson wss arrested In Top.
psnish Aus. "a. 1910. ~hsrs he
had been posing a. HE victim. lie
had Transferred money from john
sons bank account IN SPOKANE 10
seiah. bought . new automobsis
and was trying 20 seli Johnson's
property a. Marshall.
BODY Yeuad u nAaet
Johnson's body was found IN .
burned shack near Athol. Ida.
although Anderson said h threw
the body In the pvnd orsills river
near Newport. wash.
AWdessoa's msthes, Mn.
Matte aeea II Fort Ds1se.
ksn.. eamss u spsksse inse
fall Ia ~ ths dessnse's ssiy
witness % his trial The IS
yssr-eid woman testified thst
her sss had b~essps nsssess
sod snIIe~ .. . child after ~
suffered . Nod isIssy N .
fan benessh . farm wagon.
Anderson has communicated re-
Gently with his sister In ksnsas
but had no visitors IN the p~nl-
tsntisry.
Johnson. former Montana
rsncher, has a 500. Ted. IN Martin
dale. Mont. and . daughter. Mrs..
William Lambert Of Roundup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14


or write Or. Raver Immediately
for q olarifiestion Of his exrlana.
ton. with specific mention Of
power producing plants.
racoma 10 vitality concerned
when its own system generates
power and brings II to the city
limits NJ q cost Of about IL mills
per kiiowstt hour. That rate IL
set on . basis Of paying off the
entire cost Of the system. includ-
Ing the second Nisqusily power
development. in 20 years.
n forced 20 buy nj the Bon
neville rstes now In effect.
Tacoma would have Ia pay IS
mills for power delivered Al
the city iimits. light depart
ment statisticians aid.
At present Tacoma IL buying
no power from Bonneville. partly
because the us-in line IL not avail
able. The city 10 purchasing about
$40. 900 worth Of power . month
from Seattle 20 meet the huge new
demand Of Tacoma industry, hut
the cost from Seattle 10 about 2
mills per kilowatt hour.
The status Of the two opposing
bills relating TO the Columbia
river power still In . matter for
worry, too.
Utilities Commissioner r. d.
ONeil. recently returned from
Washington, remarked that since
Ickes' address in Tacoma when he
declared himself fatty for the ons-
man administration plan Of the
Hill bill, President Roosevelt has
approved establishment Of the
Arkansas Valley Authority. .
huffman board system OF admin
istrstion similar TO iva. the model
for the Columbia Power Authority
bill introduced by Senator Homer
It. Bone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
chss. Perry rsYIsr
Funeral o. Friday

Funeral s<rvfsss fnr fhafiee
Ferry Taylor ~iIi - held Friday
~ ana p m from T,setl ehapsl
~rsn rev. =. f'ssfus cnninGNem
cffieisslse, kHsesrhm<as yin -
IN sbs Tsrpgso nsssapgesusH.
raiinoossra IN - mreeo1
pvshss. pwtshs IN v. = n1ss~
shall. ovvsIis Smith. Aim =. 0oo-
soa end ud<Ns t>ynam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

Turkeys that Hssdmsn Lee CRIT,
says have been specially fsttsned
On milk and ~ainuts 30 ~ them
will 10 given sway without
ehsfss 10 lucky Eagles Friday
night
Twice . year. before sseh
Thsnssriyins ard Christmas tbs
Esxiss hold q Turkey Night II
this kind No games ara pIsyed
each member has an equal enanes
N win one II ths toothsons nsrds
A number ~ other prizes. 90
mated ~ individual Members II t.e
ssris. also Gill ~ awarded. AZ
cordlnE 10 President Croft,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Prof. Holt
To Lecture

FORT LEWIS-Prof. w. s. Holt,
dean of the University Of Wash
ington's history department, will
be the first well-knov'n educator
- address officers OF the 4ist di-
vision under a new plan in which
officers will hear q prominent civil
ian speak each week.
The plan, officers said. is de-
signed to keep officers posted on
international, national and local
affairs and thus give the entire
division q better understanding of
the governments detectives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Finnish Minister
Meets With WelIes

WAsHf>sTO~ Hjaimsr J.
pFooop~. ths ylnnish minister paid
a sudden WHIT 70 rndessserefary
~ stats Sumner welles Thursday
70 discuss Fislsr6's repetition Of
the United Etstss rsqnsss that
ana make pssss ~itn ih< Soviet
Unlon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
SUMMIT CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

Women's society of Summit
Methodist church will hold its an
nual Christmas bazaar in the
church hall Friday. Chicken din
ner will be served from $50 until
7:30 D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
u. S. Intentions Toward Tacoma's
City Light Worries Councilmen
Bonneville Administrator Reply to
Coin Avoids Question Of Most Concern

Secretary 1ckes' and the Bonneville administrations
intentions toward the Tacoma public system caused
deep concern in city council session Thursday.
Mayor Harry p. Cain. who wired last Saturday TO Dr.
Paul Raver Bonneville chief asking his version of the
Columbia power bills congress- read the other councmen
letter all agreed ambiguous the question Of most
concern here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Editorial Wins Praise

STA MIS- ON AOS " y
done 10 IN see that say. $500 ~
placed Ia the coronsrs budget
each year tor such work" Toilet.
son continued. That would per-
nit 10 sutopslss q year ~ $50
each very reasonable charge
for the information we would
receive
Only sioo Budxessd
Investigation showed that the
eoronsrs budget has only tlov
regularly set UP IN u for such
suiopsies and laboratory work !.
that 10 the amount tn DIR. Lons .
budget for 1862
County Commissioners Jehn
sehiasb and n. y. Gieasos
said they would he glad ~
discuss fhs suggestions With
the prosecutors office snd
with DR.. Long.
Deputy Prosecutor William y.
Goodwin said The ZINES sugfss-
ton vas sound and ~tll-ssstsd.
ana should 10 foIloNsd through.
II Was 10 who vent into ths Nc
coul case. calling IN Or. Charles
r. Larson. Tscous psfholoztS.
vho made the discovery that Mrs
przt, died of natural esnsss and
not from any blows struck b.
HcColl
AnsIy.s. Imvsr,aaf
Df. Lsrsons sxp@rt Analyses
had been important. Tolisfson said.
IN the Ord murder csss. ana mad
been Fundamental and necessary 70
conviction In the Hsmpson esse
Deputy shsrifss IN aErse1
that The Times proposal s.s
. good ens. and should b
pursued 10 produces expert In
formation In pathology 10
supplement- sork Of the
sherifrs bureau. rapidly being
equipped for other seisstific
work In crime d<teetlsn.
Prosecutor Tollsfson ssid a
pzthobogists work IA specially
needed In detecting evidence Of
poisoning.
There's no way nov n deter
mining whether a p>rson mas been
poL~oned." ne said That -. tbf
vsy 10 mere. but the means are
not set up 10 pay for IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE =


Tss nsv sAs~ss1 p>sr pinss ~ ~ gsL~s
tate rssx kso~s.s every <xr. " tkis 80 =
nes kc~sas ff@siy, yegr fssd slsy -. ~
s~ss. Il nnss las e<<sy Ia tss eessi<- fssss
sxs $3.50 ~ yDaf saonssa. foa ses ses-
sklrst&1. Hss feat sg1r. szA< ss< IA wsrs1
hpp<s pun<.
Il s.sss fAos@ rsa<. - Carers Iistis
Lsssr Piiis - ssa uns<s pissx a sss~ fa~-
"a frssiy - ns<s gess fssi -sp as -
Co q ps<ssE< te1sg. Tsss a. eIfe>ss<
g~s~sfss IL ns<lnx ~ fsw fF><ly A.
fer Csrs<rs Lits.< Liver Pa 10 as zs<.
zas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Only 500 nudEeted

Investigation showed that the
eoronsr's budget has only 800
regularly set UP in !, for such
auiopsies and laboratory work I.
that 10 the amount IN DIR. Longs
budget for 1857
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Its Time Buy Real Estate-Read The Offers Here Today
Real Estate For Sale
Housss Fer Sale

ALBERT PLACE-1hree (S) family houses, to settle afi estate, o7,b0o each. Kramer Agency, ie2 Grand. b.l2D2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
BISHOP ORDAINS
 ROBERT BEECHE
Former St.. Johns Assist. ant Elevated tO Priest.
 hood at Hartford

Hartford, June l9-Three eandi- dates fer the Episcopal ministry were ordained Go the dlaconAte and two dceconS made priests Wednes. day morning at Christ Church Ca~ thedral as Rt Rev, Frederick O, BNdlonR, bishop of Connecticut laid hts hands upon their heads,
 Several Connecticut priests, to. geEher with Rt. Rev, Walter II, 0rNy, SMgfrNgAn Bishop of Connec~ tlcuk, joined with Bishop BWdloNg an the ordination Co the priesthood of Rev. e, Earl Daniels of Collins Ville and Rev, Robert s, Beecher of New York city by laying their hands upon the heads of the or- SllnantS At the same moment aS the bishop,
 Rev, Richard Millard of Danbury, former assistant at st, Johns Epts- copal Church, Waterbury, read the lltany At the service,
 The ordinants, together with the roctors who presented them and their new charges, were as followSs
 Priests: Rev, Robert s, Beecher, native of New Haven, educated in New Haven schools, Amherst Col- lege, Yale Divinity School, and general Theological Seminary, for- merly at st, Johns Church, Water bury as curate, now assistant min- aSter Nt Grace Church, New York City: presented by Rev, Dr, Louis w, Pitt, rector of Grace Church, New York,
 Rev, O, Earl Daniels of Collins villN, native of Indianapolis, Indo educated at Butler University, Yale Divinity School, and Berkeley Dt- vinity school, married with one son now vicar of Trinity Church, Col- llnsville, and Christ Church, union- vllle; presented by Rev. Charles Q, Rundell, retired, of Hartford,
 DeAoons; Rev. Clinton R, Jones, IT,, Of Brookfield, educated in Rroolfeld and panbury schools, Bard College, and General Theolo. glcal Seminary, will become assist. ant to Rev. Frank s, Morehouse at St, Jamess Church, New London, and vicar of st, Jamess Church, poQuetanuek, on June l6, presented by Rev. Charles B. Carpenter, rector emeritus of St, Paul's Church, nroo(fold, in the absence because of sudden Illness of Rev, Robert H. parkNs of Brooktaeld,
 Rev, Loring Lord Emery of Wash- inRton, Conn, educated in Denver, Colorado, Harvard University and General Theological Seminary, for- merly teacher at dunnery School, Washington, will become eurate at Holy Trinity Church, Middletown' and vicar of the Church Of the Epl' phany, Durham, on June lS; pre- sented by Rev, Dr. Floyd w, rom kins of Washington,
 Rev, Charles r, Nugent of 10 Cen ter street, Wetherstleld, and New York city, native of Yonkers,. edu' oatA0 in New York City schools, Trinity college, and General Theo- logical Seminary, taught at Brook lyn, N, Y, Nichols School, BuHalo' snd Williston Academy, Easthamp- ton, Mass, will 70 to St. Andrews Church, Marketable, Ns vicar on .Nno iS; presented by Rev. \, Pal more Harrison, rector ot 1Tinaty Church, Wethersfaeld,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Legal Notices
NOTICE!

seMSd ,SS srSpTSais sspSpepyisor " of Purchases, Room 9s2, State Capitol Harttora, Tor furnishing tho foiiowing' ho' ayr n. 'm m, June i7, l94i, bedspreadss to atate institutions for tho period from July to September 3o, lsSi' fcSd and grain for tho N. q, Os" born Prison Farm, shaker StatiSm, Haxardville; moving pitcuro sqnlp;,
 ent for sSstaSIGsS ,ar ara,na"EE .he Eo%n n0 of Nswington; ls4l Packard sedan for fha Department of Motor Vehicles,
 n. m,, Juno IS, l9ti, physics laborntory supplies for the untver- sity of Connecticut; l,60O bu, whole oats in bulk M sS So..r tns s s;ation ii; s9S. aaxs ardviiie; 1000 tons A" trap rock for tho Town of Somers.
 10 a. m, June l9,l94i, meats and provisions to state institutions TOT the month of July. -
 huttons E for the Connecticut State Prison, Wethersiield; auto truck scale for Southbury Training School, uickles to state institutions for the period from July 1, 194l to June 90, l9ls; sugar to state instltus,ons ss 0,lo rs to f December See si, iS4I; vermin ex, Termination service for Fairfield state Hospital. Newtown, for 2 contract period of from July l, lSsi
 p. m., June 20, lStl, Chevrolet bus for Southbury Training School; Ford or Chevrolet platform truck for S0uthbury Training School; lumber for the Connecticut State Hospital, Middletown, head . stones for the Veterans Home Commission for the period from July l, 1s4i to ~ D. % m.. June 2s. 194l, inspection labels for the Department of Motor Vehicles for the second period, i94l; sheeting to Conn. State Prison'
 D. m, June 25, 1941, live pheas- ants to the Department of Fisher les and Game, State Office Build
 Specifications and proposals will be furnished by the Supervisor or Purchases upon request.
 The Supervisor of Purchases re. serves the right to reject any and all bids. Bidders may be present at opening of bids.
 EDWARD c. GEIssLER. 6-l3-lt Supervisor of Purchases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

WANTED Two young men who have had some experience in paint Ing. Apply oll East Main St. after 0 ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale
BUY NOW

232 South Main St., Store and apart. ment building at 0 low price. Small cash payment accepted. 56 Ridgewood St. Good house, brass piping, hot water heat. Price $6,000. Terms.
 Herkimer St. Beautiful one-family house 64 X 200. Hardwood floors, brass piping, fireplace, garage. Price $0,500
 Cooke St. 3-family house, 16 rooms. one hot water heat, new floors, new veranda, 2-car garage. Terms. 38 Eldridge St. 6 rooms, hot water heat, sewers, 2-car garage. Low taxes.
 D. T. HARRINGTON, Inc. Al West Main St. Phone 3-3ll2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

FOR SALE 50 Acres on LitchAeld Read, ih miles from Watertown. Suitable for c fine residential development
 NUHN and NUHN Al Bank St. Dial 4.2I40
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
WHIPPING UP DESSERT

Hollywood, Calif.-YoN'd never Ruess to look at him that "Whippeo Jelio" is Jack Carson's tavori!t slessert, Whats more, he whips il un himself on occasion, AS Jaes nesses 1t on; Add two and one,hall eMns of boiling water to a package os Jeilo, strawberry preferred, ano air in diced fresh apple. When ai, most set, add whipped cream ene M mix thoroughly with an egg beater Ghill again before serving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Employment
Men Wanted

CONN. STATE EMP. SERVICE Young men, press operators; indus trial openlngs: mAchinest; boys, training course,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Bullding Lois For Sale

BUILDING -- Lots for sale. Also
 tract of land. Cali 3.6I6O.