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OFFICES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

IN WOODWARD BLDG.-FURNISHED
cluding locked filing cabinet, secreta
service; reasonable DI 65O5.
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SUBURBAN ROOM AND BOARD.

DOUBLE ROOM, gentlemen preferred;
private home. good meals: convenient to
Port Belvoir and Alexandria. TIE. 2791.
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PONTIAC 1912 4-door s-cyI; radio. heater;
SI.l99; Immaculate. Pontiac 1892 stream
line sedan coupe, S-cyI: S1.199. Flood
Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. WO s401.
PONTIAC 1887 2-door sedan: S42O; single
owner; immaculate. Flood Pontiac, 1921
Connecticut WO. S40l.
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AUL P. STONE, REALTOR,
5000 Conn. Ave. Ordway 2244
BARNABY WOODS.

Colonial brick first floor contains large
living room with beamed ceiling, center hail.
large dining room on rear Of house large
dry room adjoining: lovely den and p bath
also on first floor: 3 large bedrooms AMI
> baths on second floor rear screened porch
overlooking beautiful garden. large recre-
alton room with wood.burniinIg flreplace;
basement lot so ft. wide 40 #. deep with
babbling brook and oak trees. This is en-
unusually good buy. Call Mr.. JOHN:ON.
EN-. S1SO: ewes, RA. 5121. 1904 Conn
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PONTIAC l941 super streamline sedan
coupe, 10000 miles. single owner: 1915.
Pontiac 194l super streamline 4-door: ra-
dio. heater; 5000 miles, single owner;
SI.O7O. Pontiac 1871 convertible coupe:
81 .O75. Pontiac 1941 club coupe: 1900
miles; $3.50. Flood Pontiac. 4221 Con-
necticut WO S40l
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM for gentleman in pri-
Vste home in VirGina suburbs; spacious
grounds; IL mi. from GOVT. deots.: S2o
mo. with garage. Falls Church S69-J-1
SUITABLE for gentlemen of high position;
larcs bricht room. Sirgle or double: -
Vate bath; hRifwav WASHINGTON or A.
endria: prefer non-smOker ref eXch For
appointme1t coll Jac son 20l4.
Alb HOPKINS AVE, Coral Hill. Md.-Eur
20 min. to Ca~isOl. Hillside 1850.
LARGE RCCM. sunny twin beds or douhls
bed; suitable two; pvt. home; express bus
service. Sligo 1855.
ROOM NEXT BATH. or . men; ch:w.
oil heat. uni. phone; / blk. 10c bus. III
N. Lincoln St. Arlington. GIL. 07l5.
ARLINGTON-Lovely bright front rm., so.
expos. windows, pvt. entr., LIST f.: So.
Home ewes. 1927 N. Utah.
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STUDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-door sedan:
exceptionally good condition throushout:
S545. Village Motors. 2611 Lee highway.
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The WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th NV
attractive rooms, newly furnished, running
water. lnner-spring mattress; double rm
showers: 24-hr. elevator service
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

> BEDROOMS. KITCHEN. DINING RIM
living rm. (unfurnl, garage; available jar
1st. Chestnut 1929.
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S,7.650.

s-rm brick home in excellent condition.
oil heat good location, near Roosevelt
High School exceptional value. Can be
seen today by calling Mr.. Perkins at the
9!hSe PSII Fl D cTONE PEAITOR
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ApARTAENIs FURNISHED

ROOM, private bath preferred, board; mid
dle-a a.ed lady: within , blccks Tilden st.
and Fo-dN"m rd. NV. MA. S451.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODSIDE FOREST

Convenient transportation. Is minutes
downtown Solid brick, semi detached
ultramodern. new Bryant NV. heating
plant priced for quick sale F A. TWEED
co. EN-; $3.50. Evenings Mr. Boynton
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CONSULT A REALTOR.

WE HAVE CASH BUYER for your D
c. property II the price is right Frame or
brick. large or small. condition immaterial
r A HUMPHREYS.
sos No Cap. Realtor- MA. OS1s.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HCME OWNERS!
Second trust loans on D. C. nearby Nd
and Va. property made by reliable COM
pany without excessive title charges or
appraisal fees. Low rate. Easy terms.
No DELAY. Also signature loans
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION,
S3S Investment Building. District S672
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s,JBiyRRAh PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EXTRA SPECIAL-NEW WHITE 5-ROOMA
brick BUNGALOW. painted walls. colored ~, tiIe
bath: readv for occupancy; good !ocatlon.
Arlington. Va. Cal TYNER. CH. 5602. 30'
NICE 5-R. HOUSE, ATTIC IS NICELY
finished, makes 3rd bedroom; good loca-
ton POS N. Barton st. walking distance
center Clarendon. Owner glad e show.
Priced less than 5000 for quick sale:
JUDSON REAMY, agent. 1922 n. irving
s. ArI Va CH. O22O.
ARLINGTON-HANDSO BRICK HOME.
bedrms 2 baths, den. maids rm., Ice
attic. gar, oil heat; beautiful new secuon5;
Grand value at only S10.250: 81. 5nO
cash. balance less than rent. GRAIN. CH.
1859. OK. 2191.
SPACIOUS LAWNS. 6 LOTS: BRICK CO
lonial; 20 min. TO Govt. depts- on BUS
line near streetcars: ond floor, 3 bedrms,
. tiled baths; 3rd floor. two maids or
extra bedrms., tiled bath; 1st floor. living
rn. library. sunrn.. dining room, kltcAen'
Q open fireOlaCeS; two-car built-1n garage
See OWNER on premises Wed. and Thur
or YOUR own broker. SIS Wash.-Balt. b!Vd'
University Park, Nd. IL
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ROOMS WANTED
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

WANTED single room, by January 7;
vicinity G. w. u; $50 month BOX
S9S-D Star. 3l'
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DOWNTOWN CORNER.
LOTS FOR SALE.

30.500 LoW-cosT APT. UNITS AND
houses needed by June !. AZ. We have
3-Story walk-uo aDts. estimated annual
rental, S5,iO0 900. VIII accept stock in
CORPORATION to be formed 10 build these
apts. for the major cost OF the land
Ground located within 25 min. OF Govt.
Offices; Federal financing available. Full
TON R. GORDON, 1877 Eye ST. NV.
DI. 523O.
CORNER FLAT SITESl 200
Only . blocks from Mlnn. ave. not far
from Lyndale subdivision. Water ana sew
find Cali Sc. ONCE, 32i1 Penn. ave, Ii
1000.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H St NV DI 1900
COLORED-ROLAND PARK-BEAUTIFUL
homesites. 1895 and UP, easy terms
DAVID COOPER. 500 2 81 NV
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MONEY WANTED.

BUILDER. REPUTABLE, WHO OWNS so
lots on improved streets IN Nd, adjoining
D. c. line, wants S10000-S 81 ;. 900 to erect
loU-cost homes: 5l2'r interest and bonus:
money will be secured by first and second
trusts Box 2ll-D, Star.
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CHEVROLET 1941 2-door sedan,
$500 miles. Al condition; will
sell reasonably. 1892 Girard st.
NV, Apt. 104, MI. 1867.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

where n~eded.
The heass nsy ~ lnspeete1 ~
members of th> family owning Or
occupying n. wnc ere ofsen nwors
- >c<ne q - 4<fee1a aa4 znnrn-
s<Hi<re<=. - ~ - experienced
workman vhn<r tnnwie64e snd
ssiIi shcuid enHtss MIN - Anrcver
defects not .ppsreat - - aver
s9~ hcas>hot1vr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

This one unit does q complete
heating job. No other equipment
Ia needed" SIZZLING explains.
Tho stoker. especially designed
for Use In this unit, carries coal
directly from bin TO furnace. II 10
built with q cold-rolled steel con-
veyor, drop-foreed gears and many
other features that insure long.
trouble-free operation.
The humidifier has q large
water capacity TO provide ample
naturalization and can be equip
ped with an automatic water feed
er. The air ciroulstor Ia driven by
seperste motor 10 enable the
home -owner 10 enjoy refreshing air
circulation even though the stoker
IN shut down.
Two large filters. impregnated
with oil. remove the dust. lint pol.
len from the air Ia II Is circulated
They are located In the cold air
return chamber 50 that only clean
air will pass through the unit"
The new winter sir-conditions
In now on display at Western
Furnaces showrooms al $50 Com
msrcs 81. where a model 10 in oper-
alton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

II you're not using II, sell II with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Soil Important
To Good Garden

Pierce county residents who en-
ter the Rural Family Garden con-
test with the hope of winning one
OF the awards viii need TO pay
particular attention TO soil man.
agement. Successfully growing a
vegetable garden requires more
than burying few seeds in the
ground and letting nature do the
rest. Soil IL a complex mixture OF
minerals. organix chemicals and
microscopic life that must be skill
fully managed II the best results
are 10 he obtained A properly
prepared seed bed 10 an important
beginning.
There are hundreds Of variations
In soil types in this area. Roughly
the loamy. mellow soils are best
for gardening. Heavy clays. wet.
sour soils and light. sandy soils
should be avoided II better soil IL
conveniently located. Drainage will
improve wet, sour soils Adding
organic material will help both
heavy and sandy soils. Irrigation
will overcome the low moisture
holding capacity Of grayelly and
sandy soils.
Animal manures and green
manure crops are the great organ
io fertilizer. These fertilizers
should be plowed into the soil 80
that they will rot releasing their
plant food and building humus
Chemical or commercial fertilizers
are useful for quick results and for
correcting soil difficiences. The
nitrites, nitrate Of soda and sulfats
Of ammonia. Will stimulate green
leafy growth. superphosphsts 10
needed on most soils and should
supplement the manurss Potash
~ less apt 10 be efficient but Will
often improve the quality Of yege-
tables
A good seedbsd 10 necessary.
Flowing or spading 10 a depth Of
s 10 inches comes first HAr-
rowing or raking should be used
to reduce clods TO fine particles
and produce a firm but not packed
soil. A considerable period Of eulti-
walton after blowing and before
planting Will kill many weeds
Entrants in the contest Will he
furnished more detailed informs-
ton on soil management or re-
quest Inquiries should be sent 10
the county agents office. sol
court house. Tacoma. Entries
should bs filed Al the same office
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

private industry Or private capt
tai In fact It's function Is en-
tirely opposite.
The Federal Housing Admins
trstion is dedicated, first 70 the
service Of the public by making
debt-free home ownership conve-
nienuy available 10 families OF
modest income through an in
expensive. safe and sound system
OF financing.
Second, 10 the service Of the
building industry. by unleashing
credits and putting INTO oonstrue-
tive enterprise through home build
ing. modernizstion and repair, pri-
vste capital which too long has
been gathering dust in safe de-
posit vaults.
Third. TO the service OF FLA
approved financial institutions
through government insurance Of
loans making II possible and prof
table for them to negotiate long
term loans at smaller rates of
interest than ever before were
tsinable for this type of
financing"
In outlining this three-fold pur-
pose Of FLA, Mr.. jackson said
proof Of the success of this pro-
gram is found in the fact that
since inception of the plan little
more than six years ago. loans
amounting TO s4.345.5 74. o65 had
been insured. 10 the first of the
current month.
Not one penny Of this vast
fortune represents government
money said the housing director.
ut is private capital withdrawn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Prompt Repairs
Lessen DAMAGE

Many II The lncrnveHl<nee= ard
sisscomforts experiences IN Inc
household may - svrsa>f u hrrs
owners would shsp<fnn the relicy
81 rivinf their hrsnes attention.
eaiy when acute truuhl<. aeh - .
i~ahy Fpcf 80 bruss r,p>s 30
msnds i.
Spring 1. ore Il The nsass rrscfi-
e.i ssa.aas ef ~ y<sr q nahs
repairs
Builders dsetsrs hat u "
neither ~t.< ~ <&s< n ~sif until
sonethinf breaks ~ ntvss ~sv
cnnrs<t<ls sef that troahl~ sncus1
~ snsielr~sea ~ rsshius regular
snsr~csssns and applying r~m~ss~s
ter cannot b. r~fsns.h>s IN scms
esh<r manner esc~rt ~ . great
expense
Wallpaper affess N Unlimited
range 81 ~sli-llnssh poa~sh6ists>a
Wallpaper funs from farmsi hand
printed .esnic type. To the small
figure papers suitable N = cottage
hedruom There are NJ hard and
fss, rules Tor chpnssnu papers. and
aa<s interesting effects are en-
tanned through esss.nss ases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Inside Finish
Sets Scheme
Texture. Color. Tone
Chief Elements


The FINISHING 81 the interior
walls ~ th< house more 81 ls-s s<ss
the decorative scheme Zoe zach
rcom. Three elements shcaki -
considered IN the planning a these
ftntshes-leStufe. color. ard taas
Al nave asfees o~-Fshk - the
etieet nessfea -Nne,nsf " " y !"
'efsn" " 'h'essa.1 wa ~ 49,
amfss " fNtsn.h'es the'ss'
N enoossns . van sshsns one
sneu'a NY 70 Ns">"se Inc ee'"'
fiesea fesm
raseisss Essecssse
wocd rsnelsnf - usually 49,.
clatea with stately aixnlfi~a raons
The type u psnenns which gave
- much charm u Tudor house. Il.
expensive ard require. The wofs ~
an expert cabinet maker How.
ever. other tyre. ~ wesa rsnessnx
are more adaptable ana effes inter.
estins wail.finish possibilities in
various typ<s AZ houses riy~cpi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

Completely procticoi, becouse il con be ex-
ponded from four rooms with both TO SIX
rooms with two boths, the Baltimore on All
American Home, con be built in or obout this
city Of totol cost OF obout Sd 300
Simple in terror. spociously plonned inte-
rior ond OF Colonial inspiration. the ofehi-
tecturol design for the BoItin'ore IS most typ
icol OF the homes throughout Maryland. por-
tiol brick construction odds note OF fornol-
lily to the Baltimore, while the ottoehed aoroos
enhances its octuol SIZE.
Complete blue prints ond Specifications for
building the Boltin,ore ore offered by This
newspaper for 1915. The sooner you ovoil
yourself of the opportunity, the sooner you
con live in this beautiful honnel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

from idleness and poured into the
channels Of local retail trade
through the facilities OF FILA.
Most OF II went into the purchase
OF building materials and the Gre
alton Of substantial payrolls in
the building trades and allied
industries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Paint on Color Card
Differs When on Wall

Offering a word of caution about
selecting colors from a color card
for painting in the home, FILA Off
Gals say that the paint selected
may look much darker on the wall
than on the color card. II should
be borne in mind that four large
wall surfaces of a room rejecting
each other may greatly intensity
the color.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Western Furnaces. lnc.. Displays
New Winter Coal Air-Condiiioner

Latest achievement of coal heating engineers is winter
air-conditioner that combines bneed stoker furnace
filter circulator and humidfer into automatic firing
unit reports H. j. SIZZLING of Western Furnaces lnc $50
Commerce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
FILA State Director, Clark
Jackson. Explains Mission
SoYs Government Not In Competition
With Privote Industry or Copitol

Although the Federal Housing Administration is extend
ing every possible cooperation the national defense pro
and under recently enacted legislation authorized
to insure home loans in certain defense industrial
FLA not building ow-prced houses either for sale
it announced by Clark R. Jackson director
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

because tnefe appears u ~
come confusion as 70 the purpose
q new Title VI. I wish 70 stress
the fact that II is not the in
tent OF the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration ever to enter into the
building business. jackson said
This governmental agency is not
In any Was in competition with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

VVLA N4CAkNOs
 President Manuel Avila Camacho of Mexico recently warned the Sinarquistas to watch their step.
 The word Sinarquista means without anarchy" an end to right ists and leftists and in-between fac- tions and united front" of the Mexican family" In other words; One party-and one leader. ALL TRAPPINGS OF
 FASCIST MOVEMENT
 The Union has its feuhrer, a law yer named Salvador Abascal, who demands and apparently receives blind obedience. The Union has its own banner-a silhouette of Mexico in & circle oh a dark field. It has its salute-right hand across the heart. And its martyrs.
 Last summer two Sinarquistas were shot to death by police in cemetery in the town of Purunadiro, Michoacan, where members had gathered for memorial services. The police ordered them to disband be- cause they had met without a per- init, and the shooting followed.
 Here enters a feature that puzzles the -toting Mexican politico. The Sir1arquistas refuse to carry arms; they believe in non-violence and even court rnartyrdon. Hate an easy and comfortable 1ife," says one of their Rules of Synarchist Life" we have no right to 1t as long as Mexico is unhappy. Love discomfort, danger and death" NATIONALTSTS AND
 ANTI COMMUNISTS
 Just what are the Sinarquistas driving at? They have promulgated sixteen basic principles, the more important of which are:
 We proclaim the real union of the Mexican family ..
 We condemn the Comnunistic tendenciy to unify all countries into a sole universal republic .. and will defend the independence of Mexico.
 we repudiate the anti-patriotic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
Perriello Assumes
 Credit For Budget
Tells Party Workers His Administration Effected
 Economies; Unfit Employees Needed Out

Many of the accomplishments for which the present city adtninistra- ton is receiving credit can be traced back to he period when he was in office, ex-Mayor Patrick M. Perriello told a Republican cam paign meeting at the City Hall. He said that during the four months that he was in office in 1889, econo- mics were effected which have been continued, a sound budget for i940 was prepared, and unfit, employees were weeded out.
 Asked what points should be stressed in the campaign, MT. Per- riello said: es.
 Issues? Go out and find them, the same as I did" There are plenty of them"
 Joseph DeLuca, secretary of the Independent Democratic Town Com mittee and Republican candidate for the board of education, predicted that many Democrats would vote
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

against Mayor Vincent A. scully. He said that this would offset reports that Democrats are making inroads in such Republican strong holds as Bunker Hill
 The session at The Elton was at- tended by candidates, town com mittee officers and members, and district leaders.
 At a meeting of the Young Mems Italian Republican Club last night, speakers declared that Republican victory could be won. Attorney George Crocicchia urged that club members carry on the cam paign among their friends and neighbors. Other speakers were Frank Rossi, chairman of the clubs board of directors; Orsete Cam marano, and Albert Dance, club vice-presidert.
 At The Elton meeting, Peter De- Cicco, a candidate for the board of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

The war always adds to mankinds knowledge of the ailments that bese and the proper scientific methods of treatment The present is no exception and over in London where such marvellous work was done by American and British surgeons all during World War
 more of this kind of thing is now going on The latest is method of treating fractures of the jaw enabling 24 hours It may the greatest contribution to dental surgery this will produce In the operation steel pins The two fractured ends put in position and then held there by arrangement of stainless steel bars and ov able nuts There is little pain and the long tedious weeks of imnlobity are eliminated. It is particularly good where the jaw fracture is at the back of the lower jaw where there no teeth to which ordinary splints might be attached Sir Harold Gies plastic surgeon, perfected the new treatment at Rooksdown House, with an unnamed American orthopaedic surgeon contrbut- ing too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

trend to divide the people into left ist, rightist, revolutionary and re- actionary parties {. ..
 We refuse all symbols foreign to our nationality. The Nazi swastika, the Communist Red Star are not
 We affirm the right of private property. To the Communistic cry of All Pedestrians we proclaim All owners
 "Sinarquism condemns race hat reds. We urge close collaboration between labor and capital" MEMBERS REFRAIN
 FROM VOTING
 Salvador Abascal quit his law practice four years ago to organize the Union in the Mexican city of Leon, Guanajuato, with a nucleus of 400 humble followers. The Union undoubtedly has grown. At a com- rnand from Abascal 30,o00 Sinar- quistas marched in parade in Morelia when President Avila Cam acho visited there-despite an order from the military commander to disband.
 Abascal is 8 quiet, slender, studi- ous man who apparently tries to avoid any resemblance to dictators. Just how the Sinarquistas expect to gain control of Mexico is not clear, since they refrain from voting in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
|4-CLUB GROUP
 VISITS MEMPHIS
Second Longest Trip in History of State Organ
 izatiOn; Contests

Storrs
 Two groups of Connecticut All club members are out of the state this week on trips awarded them for outstanding work in dairy and poultry projects. Seven club mem bers and two leaders are attending the National Dairy Show at Mem- phis, Tenn. Five club members and one leader are taking part in the annual exposition of the Northeast ern Poultry Producers Council at Harrisburg, Pa.
 The trip to Memphis is one of the longest ever awarded to Con" necticut club members. A trip tc San Francisco, taken by two dairy club members two years ago is the only trip to a more distant point. On the way to Memphis, part of the Connecticut delegation will travel with a New England group that is making sightseeing stops at New York, Washington and Nam mouth Cave, Kentucky. Tn this group will be two demonstration teams, one of girls and one of boys, with Miss, Lois Latimer, home eco- monies club agent in New London County as leader. The girls team consists of Florence Randall and Muriel Singer, both of Lebanon, whose demonstration is Milk in the Daily Menu" The boys team consists of Harold Bunnell and Theodore Litwin, both of Litchfield. Their demonstration is Cleaning a Mechanical Milker."
 Three dairy judges from Connec- ti, will not be able to make the sightseeing stops, as they must be in Memphis before the demonstra- ton teams. The boys are Chester Chappuis of Easton. James Critch- erson of Stonington and Rudolph Hoffman of Ellington, selected on the basis of their judging work at the Eastern States Exposition. They will go direct to Memphis, with AL bert I. Mann, assistant extension dairyman at the University of Con- necticut, their coach.
 The delegation at Harrisburg in- cludes demonstration team, Amy  and JukiuS Yale of Meriden, and judging team, John Savage of Ber- lin, John Foryan of Unionville and Harold Erickson of Collinsville. They will drive to Harrisburg with Owen Trast, assistant extension poultry man at the University of Connecti- cut. The judges will compete with other teams from the northeastern states, and the demonstration team, a brother and sister combination, will present their demonstration on "Tattooing and Vaccinating Poul- try" Both the judging and the demonstration events will take place on Friday, Awards will be announc- ed at banquet Friday evening and the group will come home on Sat- urday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
Good Evening.
FOOTBALL
Crne Season Is On - Block That Kick>

CThe Season Is On - Block That KiclO At the turn of the season there is noted much Interest in football games and such. We leave for the present summer sports To follow the football player who caVorts Across field sometimes paved with mud Where every man is out for blood, Where often it's sort of an even toss, Will 1t be Yale or Holy Cross, Praise given where praise Is due whether you're betting on Tulane or Purdue All the world goes football mad, Cheering favored teams whether good or bad. Cheers and yells will reach a new high With banners furled up to the sky. Fur coats will be out you can bet your hat, Mink or seal or just plain cat, Not so long of the fur store racks With and without the luxury tax. North and south expect fair quota, East and west and as far as Minnesota. Everybody's set and waiting for the call, In the news or on the radio, its all football.
 FEM EM.