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GIRL. coNGENIAI. TO SHARE RIM
with another in apt: use of kit, semi-pyt
bath, pvt; phone: gentle only: ref Cali
NE. 3042.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT. CALL
Sunday until 5 or after 5 weekdays. LU.
50S5
BETHESDA = LARGE LIVING ROOM.
fireplace. porch, din. rm., kit, bedrms
beautiful surroundings; S150. Phone WI.
7547.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS, TO SHARE. GIRLS
conV: loc., conf. apt, sep. beds; $50 and
s22 30 .oe 145s Columbia I'd, Apt. 410.
TAX. PIX, MD-S1O0-ATTR. WELL
furn; 1st-noor. front. lge. liv. rm.. bedrm..
tile bath shwr.. din. rm., elec. kit; 3 pvt
entr, ldry; rm.; mr.. bus, stores: two gentle
adults only. Inquire Apt 3, 719 Erie
ave. Shepherd 7447
WANTED: YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
other; %h a7as l71s Eye st. NV. Price. $3.50.
ls r ST. NE.-ATTRAcTiVKL FURN.
bedrooms living room, kitchen, rec. hall,
bath. refg., c-h.w,. 3rd a.: adults.
TWO GENTLE GIRLS 10 SHARE NICELY
furnished apt; phone. shower: all prtvi-
le9oe; modefate rent; husband eotn9 In
service. n. 11z1.
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MISCELLANEOUS PoR SALE.

ssy. snsers Wsiss ss snd pomessis fea ssse' m. se
s. and sa.eFs III" msae, e u p
desk, console and table styles. II you
can pay cash, We can save you money on =
,o,s zsTbTs as5 j. y1NSDAS yNNS PLANO E. CO 9asss
SEWING MACHINES SINGER, console cleo
evsninss. lcti sios is i4th St. no NV. t GO sss4
SEWING MACH; Singer; 10 treadles, 4
anteed; saa up. a41s 18Th s.. NV
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. electric, used.
Call EN-. 3047 after 6 pm.
condition; sa5 each. columbias esss be.
tween Z and 10 pm. Tuesday
Call TAYLOR 4oo4. 6l4 Somerset pl. nv
sTovAmest Soo E.. new new, elTsulsslns heater. A.
so1 s1 1nee msa snsf dark s via Al e xH so s
32 Jefferson st. ne. RA. 1898
TRACTORS and all farm equipment. and
tractor woodsaws. Falls Church 2190.
TRoMBoIN.Ess-olds, gold LACQUER 500 SO
kitts 1896 st middle Of ftPao's the Block. pSiN
TRuMPETs-Conn, reconditioned. $40 SO
Beuscher, like new, S64 80 terms Re
PUBLIC Pun 62l2' Kits. 1880 G ST. tmiddle of
= LfSS4nIEA, R01E All eXCclenL COnClElOl.
For full particulars call GE. $500.
TYPEWRITER, Remington de luxe port
able, like new, $50. Phone Atlantic 1907.
be sold: 9. 4: Lael. 4eos 9th St. NV.
VACUUM CLEANER, Rexair, all attach
nents Will dsmonstrate. Also Westins-
house upright cleaner. Taylor 9792
YLOPHoNES-Deasan, S44 80. Leedy
5E2-octave, S165; terms. Republic 6212,
Kits, 1880 G st. middle of the block
LEAVING CITY, must sacrifice complete
furnishings Groom house, including rugs.
dishes, radio, childs bicycle. SO Crit
tenden st. ne.
FINE FURNITURE FOR sALE-Antioue
card table, chest of drawers, large walnut
bed. chairs. Haviland china. Irish Balleek
tea set, etc; valuable Oriental rugs. etc.
NO dealers. am. to pm. 3715 Liv-
ingston st. NV.
DRUGSTORE FIXTURES.
prescription desk complete outft OF
wall cases and showcases; store closed last
week; bargain for quick buyer:
THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY,
Martinsburg. West Virginia.
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KITCHEN
Cabinet
Display Samples
I724 H ST. NV,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FURNITURE FOR RENT.
Will rent for 6 months
complete furniture for living,
bedroom apt, including rugs,
drapes, lamps, etc. No linen,
silverware or dishes. Prac-
tically new. Twin beds. Avail
able at once. $25 month. Box
Dob, Star.
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USED CAMERAS BOUGHT.
We Pay Highest Cash Prices.
SOmmers Camera Exchange,
141O New York Ave.
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We have numerous requests for furnished
section Of the city and near suburbs. we
can hnd you responsible tenant II you
will list your house with US. n,
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO.. Inc:
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $500
Evening star., 1942-09-29

For prompt responses
and better seru4ce, aduer-
Users are requested to In
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

3T2S ALTON pL. NV, near Albemar'e
and Reno rd,-Master bedroom, private
bath. twin beds. private phone: for gen.
tlenlen EN- nlSG
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VENETIAN BLINDS.

Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
Southern Venetian Blind Co,
.005 New York Ave. Phone EX. 1888.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

EXCLUSIVE UNIVERSITY PARK, MD,
closer to town than Chevy Chase-Delight-
ful, small, handicapped estate: detached.
modern. T-rm.. brick, open fireplace. tiled
BREAKFAST rm., SIT. Frigd.. auto. heat,
3-car brick gara&e; furnished in the grand
manner. Straight out Rhode Island ave.
ne. to 6400. at Sheridan street.
AVAILABLE OCT. MODERN DET..
insul. br. bung, 5 lge. rms, beautifully
restricted; S13O per mo. WI. 5344.
5409 7th ST. N.W-BACHEOR APART
ment, near streetcar and bus transporta-
tion; prefer man or employed settled
woman Of fns character. In private home.
62OS DVNROBBN DRIVE PARKWAY
HIS, Nd. on Cabin John ear Nne-6
Ssnss. sSs% 0ese & f.rcea cz cn xa. as.si sisS ''r
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WANTED, table board. weekday dinners fol
8: vicinity 18th and Michigan ave. ne
Decatur OS41
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STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL
Requires furnished house, ] double ted-
room. l single bedroom, within SOC taxi
zone Of State Debt: 8 adults, no children
or pets. Hobart 9120. 2.
APT. OR HOUSE.
Duration; 2 or 3 bedrooms no children
or pets; rep. large mfg: bank and social
refs.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER GC..
Shoreham Bldg, 18th and H Sts. NV,
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
ARLINGTON COAL co.
POULTRY 6 EGGS.
BABY CHICKS.

go WHITE LEGHORN HENS, Tyr. .-old,
laying must sell at once, sacrifice. Ber-
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1850 QUE ST. N.W.--JarFe room, private
bath. suitable for . or 3 gentlemen.
COL POwHAThN PL NW.--Nevly furn.
room, suitable for or 2; private home,
unlini. phone. gentlemen pref. RA. f552.
2o1s T ST. NW-Youns lady to share
comfortable rm.. 2nd A.. twin beds, ample
closet; no smoking. ME. 5S23: call after
Evening star., 1942-09-29

CHEVY CHASE. MD, block on Conn. ave.
Lovely large room. twin beds. next to
bath: gentlemen preferred: gas heat. OIL.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

LARGE CORNER BEDROOMS In newly
decorated home; quiet gentle men, bus at
door. GLA 1857.
LARGE ROOM. newly furnished. in private
home: twin beds, for g women, Government
workers preferred; cony, transp. MI. l641.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BETHESDA, MD. 1905 RADNoR RD|
bedrooms. 2 baths. large wooded lot: bus
ct door. Wisconsin 4725.
Pleasant bedrns.. Ia baths on end
e., extra rm. and bath In basement, oil
receives over Zoo per mo o"hi rom ocGon. Toons
A splendid investment. REALTY ASSO-
GATES, 1922 18th st. NV. Executive
1922 till m
Evening star., 1942-09-29

BARRED ROCKS, R.. 1. Reds. White Leg.
norns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
store. 619 st. NV. Metropolitan O089.
F. w. BOLGIANO a. CO.
Headquarters for poultry equipment and
full line Eshelman's feeds. Ali New York
ave. ne; FIR. 1900. 607 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

IN BEAUTIFUL WOODED SECTION OF
type home, conY. all schools Five bed
rooms, baths. library, butlerS pantry;
Oil heat. Price, S15,960. THOS Z,
PHILLIPS, Wo. 1900 until pm, 3518
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APARTMEhTs SUBURBAN.

TAKOMA PARK-VERY DESIRABLE UN-
furnished 2 rooms, bath, dinette. kitch-
enette; no children: references. SH. 1904.
LEESBURG. VA, 329 NORTH KING ST,
on Greyhound bus line-Furnished apart
ment in. refined modern home. utilities
furnished; ideal for middle-aged couple;
rates reasonable
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.l

1923 32nd ST. Nw-Master bedroom, at
tractively furnished. private bath, 3 closets;
unlimited phone; gentleman. Emerson
TCS0
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PERMANENT Washington resident desires
room, private bath, with congenial family;
references gladly given. Box 352-M. Star.
MEDIUM SINGLE FURN. ROOM, NV. sec
tion, with or without private bath. State
particulars. Box 25-R. Star.
SETTLED LADY Of refinement wants a
large unfurnished room in quiet home
Box 16-R, Star.
CAPTAIN "a A. F) AND WIFE desire 2
rms, furnished. with bath: private home;
immediate vicinity of Maynower; price,
S75. Write Irvine, 1887 K st. NV.
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IDEAL rooms for 2 working women. share
kitchen and bath with another. NO. 9235.
31OO N ST. SE-Unfurnished lse. Ink.
room and kit, sink. stove, S35 small child
considered: in old countrylike home. well
heated. Trinidad O9S5
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LARGE FRONT RIM, smaller back rm.,
private home. pleasant surroundings eS-
cellent transp.: men only, no other ROOM
Adat,n
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S!hIESi Sia5 ~, oi022 l7th st. NV. Executive
IN BEAUTIFUL WOODED SECTION OF
type home; eonS NV al scheols: noSss- Five Sed-
sea Oafhi price 0saFy sieto sueri TH6s 6BssnsrE
PHILLIPS, wo. 7soo until Q pm, sbis
HodLYWo0D b11at Ss.oeSsd PARK FA 2 3;, ,csRooM ALL
rage; rage, owner w I Ileaying city; immediate Poss
s5oIER; 10th AND H N.E.-MopERN
fafSsd psyis s co 6eeP No lo o$5s assr garage FLOYD
and Public Health Institute. Price. $4,000,
b9Hs care sethesds saia poss oss 8
5s0s sth ST. N.W.-8-RooM BRICK.
built-in garage. gas heat: $1,000 down.
possession. Dupont 1915.
REApY Ia2xe For ssm,dasu MEDHTI a5s5 EC occgrANCx
he t daaaf assasf.a s00m sn
syh59ss ca ciaf0Psssas 'tRssr as fEfs PAsaHs
SPECIAL BARGAIN-3-APT. BLDO NEAHp
Capitol; ami; rented -S115 per month";
ppd pries eve s7ss3; sM terms RE. 521e sunaay
srysn sns snq ba 5oSE STI oY ;ys aE4s S
porch, WOODED !ot' Y. block, to bus: schools
iio' in iTi; nice gis.s2U; intU GOOD LOOKING home
R 2 RIPLEY. RIP iSSAs 81. 1880: EVEN. sH. 2s71. !
STRAW, BRICK ROW HOUSE; 8 ROOMS =
aid IN newly decorated; scp apt. 'rep,s rents
are are ncaded fad fdnnsss ss5d tcsn b eoos
1I2s 4th ne AT. $40. s''''' ''a"'
e-Mo.-OLD BRICK. HOME m SILVER
Spring; 2 good bsdrms. tiled bath. dry
bus "a blk. This home is only $3.50 and
r. Rofsh ssL9 sHsEz a0f sH 1885, asedi N oS
large bedroom and bath on nTst door,
3 bedrooms and bath on second noor. Ga.
rage attached. Wooded lot. Can OIL. 6S67. :
saas. sahE ,sss sx tSsS SoWNEHesM 3, az PP:TAc5
mess serssned porch in 'nSs Hssa: e d...shsd Dassi
msnt only ca H. ss57. ese sstsssnD y nDs0i ma
BUNGiALoW NEAR NEW GOVT. BLDG.
sttfc On large lot; oI rsp.ee. nss ei.s
Hot Pt. auto, heat control stove. new west.
sapply @ owner s1s aad % "iSs Ssuaa az III III
1895 Chev. eoupe with good tires to -fteifa
RzpH Tsr9 ehsN siEsnsss sS.si
Psss a8 sMs sss 1ssm s5s 55s es.h ss.Ds.
sloo mo New DETACHED h ;. arranged
4s ods days PhUne dqHSesonr Hxeso,r;
5S22, bet. 8 and pm.
WEST CHEVY CHAsE-DET BRICK, LTv.
ing room. dining room, kitchen, library,
on End floor. Maids room, bath In base.
ment. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WC. 7o0Cb
GAS HEAT, AIR -COND.-2 DIDRN1
bath. beautifully furn., with many exffaS q
including bed and table. linen. china. asr-
nowers; Bethesda. $500, lsrse csah a
MR.. ROSS. Ma. 1855. WO. S71S' ~
$4.100-NEW 4-RM. BUNGALOW AN6
vile, Nd. owner iacrincins kouse ~
issniinIs sss sSiS psk 81 ksDcv' G{,St At 2p5sktz
1022 18th st. NV. xxscutivo iS3S flf
(6ontfuQod n NeT4 1nAY "a
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have Singers. Whitesn and Domestic ma
chimes at prices ranting from $40 up
Portables. treadles and electric models in
desk, console and table styles II you
can pay cash. we can save you money on =
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COAT. new, mouton lamb. size IA, 500
cash. $500 K st. NV. Apt. 2o5.
DNErTE SET. couch. lamp table and rus:
esner leaving city. Apt. 3, 1875 35th
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

COLORED-776 Morton st. n.v.--Lars
front room. 1st floor. for men; reason
able
Evening star., 1942-09-02
IS Ship Survivors Londed

DUBLIN, Sept. 7 P.-Forty-five
survivors of a British merchant ship
sunk in mid-Atlantic by two tor
pedoes landed at Dunmore In East
Fire yesterday from the Irish Ship
ping Co.'S Irish willow They
were picked up two days after their
ship sank.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Husband Of MoyIonder
Wounded in RCAF Action
By the Associated Press

~ eAAe AcSOCidVcQ Free0.
OTTAWA, Sept. 2.-An RCAF
casualty list issued last night named
as seriously wounded on active
service Pilot Officer Louis Henri
Philippe van der Goes, whose next
OF kin Is his wife, Mrs. L. H. P.
van der Goes, care of Mrs. H. H.
Branham, Sunnybrook Farm, Ches-
tertown, Md,
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Strong fiberslass insula-
ton, with stoneware lin
or, smooth finish. New
plastic top. Keeps hot
or cold many hours.
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auxiliary aiFumsm mag
ok the classes. 6lAckou8 N m
proven that there eFb auxiliary M
men available Cor day ama
service.
T'hs eouFss 81 txalnins s
BY che etato Defense Council w9l
consist of training IN fiEo alarm E
toms, laying and coupling ~ Nk4
hose, operating running punp
care Of equipment, combating "a lna
eondlary bomb fires, tlae 81 4NAt
ana back-pacg pumps ~ wen e. ~
tlngtiisherH. Auxiliary flronlgn w'Il
be taught methods Of AoKnAMfsls
entry with The siast type ok damage
TO property end n1hothcag " Ven@
tllatiOn 10 permit entry 10 M4ngeh
for occupants. Instruction l1
DO given IN methods og goalseN
smoke and haRarsa8 from ave aKe
piosions, Understanding ana MAl~
vagO work following 3 fire.
Warden Leo Brophy tci6 2H
Racke that he had received s. M#W
back-paek pumps which VIII be aAote
ted to various fire zone p0seg
The next meeting Of Section . NAk
be held at the Maple street. 4sr4
! house Tuesday 90 $50 ,. "a.
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increases, even though they realized
that II the total budget requests as
made were accepted, IL would mean
an increase OF @ mill and Q half IN
the * rate.
Want Warden 20 Advise
Near the end Of the session, War
den Brophy repeated O request TO
the blirgesses, asking what they were
going % do about the various bud-
gets. Burgess william Ploski
asked the warden II he had some
recommendations 10 make In regard
to them. The warden pointed out
II WIS .up 10 the burgegses, that he
had not vote on this matter except
In case Of a tic.
Mr.. ploslki stu felt that the war;
den should make q recommendation
concerning the budget.
{ II was indicated that some Of
the bur9esBes were considering the
possibility ~ presenting o budget
which would consist Of just what
the department heads had requested.
II this were done, the budget would
total 9See,406 or almost $4,000 more
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ChAPLA AIN SPEAKS
ON SOLDIER NEEDS
Rev. Arnold Lewis ADJ
dresses Large Group at
ST. MichaeI's

Naugatuck April, cnfwyp otnet
Naugatuck, April i0.--Advlce On
how 10 help the. men In the u, 8.
armed services was given by Chap
lain ASnold Lewis OF Camp Upton,
Long Island, yesterday afternoon TO
Q group Of more than 400 women
end rectors Of the Episcopal church,
es In Nungatuck, waterbury, Oak
vile and Waterville ct 81. Mlchael's
parish house.
Chaplain Lewis said, "Ehst, we
must make them realize that we,
too. are prepared 10 make sAcrl-
Slces. Then we must try To write
regularly, newsy, cheerful letters,
Don't write 70 your sons and sweet
hearts, telling them you are sorry
for them" eonnttued Chaplain
Lewis. "Let them know that you
are proud Of them and that we will
back them UP 100 per cent"
Chaplain Lewis suggested, "the men
say that thsy like cigarettes, shoe
polish, stationery, and alny sort Of
toilet article" M
"Try and get IN touch with those
boys from your town, who have
no know church afflliAtion, but
don't preach 10 them"
Speaking for the Army and Navy
commission, Chaplain Lewis said,
Remember that the chaplains are
the only officers Of the forces to
whom the men can go directly for
advice and sympathy. The chap
lains act as friends, and As council-
lors on family and personal mat
tors and even as letter readers and
writer's for those who are Hitter
ate"
The Army and Navy Commission
IL paying for the small expenses In
CURED BY the Chaplain Corps IN
aiding men in distress, and have al
located the sum OF sl0 monthly as
@ discretionary fund. This Is In
adequate as there are situations In
which the Red Cross funds are not
immediately available, Chaplain
Lewis stated. kilograms must be
sent, fares paid and even, on oc-
casion, the chaplain has lent money
for a haircuot and shave 30 that
the soldier may make o good ap-
pearance. IF you have already con.
tributed to the Army and NayS
fund, please give again." said he.
Chaplain Lewis spoke with geflu'
Inc feeling OF the kindness Of the
Roman Catholic chaplain at CAMP
Upton, who had made It possible fol
him To fill the speaking engage
ment at Naugatuck. IF that Ro'
man Catholic brother Of mine hat
not promised to pinch hit for me
today, I could not have done this,
he said.
Among those present at the meet
ing were Miss Florence O. Sanford
executive secretary diocesan Church
Mission Of Help, Miss Mary Louise
Pardee, president Of the woinen'l
auxiliary to the national council
In Connecticut. Miss Florence Red.
field, chairman Of the auxiliary n
New Haven archdeaconry, Mrs
Richard Dayard, New Haven arch-
deaconry, Q. p. 8, secretary.
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bkOA ~ AVAAOWb1
Section FIRE warden; Harris Racke,
Zone /: Prank l.. Smith, zone fire
warden. Auxiliary flremen; Howard
X. Bowers, Charles Brennan, Rose
Carn, Michael r. Doverso, John
Dunn, Jr., John Feduzl, John Fitz-
patrick, seabury Hungerford, Muir
ray Kugell, Anthony Limoile,
Thomas Moore, Jr, John O'Brien,
Edward Parkinson, Caesar Ruggerlo,
Samuel Russo, John ScNily, Frank
l.. Smith, Jr,, Henry u. Weiss, John
Wood.
Zone 2: Alex Kowalcski, zone FIRE
warden. Auxiliary firerieii: Lee
Aderhold, james Bramhall, Ray
niond Dinkle, Edward Durette, "a.
ward damache, william Jones, Nd.
ward J.. Kenney, Warren Sopp,
Carl Lindquist, William Muleslky,
James II. Pixley, David Rathburn,
Wesley Rothrock, Rocco SAntasiere,
Rntan u. Stabley, Daniel Vera.
Zones 3 and Z: Albert Ratkiewich'
zone FIRE warden, Auxiliary hre-
men: Michael Aiexinski, Stanley
AIexinskI, Charles n. Asplund, Jr,
d. Barbiero, Chester ]. Bobanskt,
M. BohInskl, Raymond A. Dolala,
william II. Fellows, james =. Elem.
Ing, Harry QroSSnaf, Thomas j.
Hanion, Prank Healey, Frank r,
KacklowSki, Brony Konavage, Jo-
seph Korhut, william Linskey, John
McDermott, william McDermott,
Thomas PasIlo, william Pawlowski,
william poseavage, Thomas Ratkie"
wich.
Joy II. schlesinger, Matthew
sculiy, Henry J. Shermer, Edward
skrobles, Raymond r. slator, Ches-
ter L. Stankiewicz Don Tellirico,
Dominic Triano, Peter M. Vileslki,
GEORGE II. Waite, Michael Xarosh.
Zone 4-Joseph A. Mcclure, zone
fire warden. Auxiliary firemen:
Herbert Anderson, Thornton Bro
derrick, Edward A, Daley, Thomas
Dwyer, DeForest l.. Hart, Edward ].
Hogan, Ray Jennings, Joseph y.
McDermott, Patrick McDermost,
Thomas Mcclure, Joseph y. Noyack,
Ernest Pistilli, John Reilly, Joseph
J, Reilly, Enier severson, Edward A..
Shore, joseph SumHna,I Jr., Lester
Swanson, Anthony Triano, Law.
renee Basil, Carl IT. Benson, Howard
q. Blggen, Seth w. Booth, Michael
Bryck, Frank r. Butwell, El1ic Cas-
mer, John Coen, John Cornish,
Herbert Hall, Konstanty Kecnner.
ski, william Metcalf, Axel Olson, 10.
Seph gpeck, Charles Walter, John
1bIkowskl, CreSlay Zguzenski, Mi"
chael zimnocha.
Zone edward Hayward, zone
FIRE warden.
Zone g. Chester etarkidewlcz,
zone fire warden. Auxiliary iircnien;
Joseph Bird, Charles y. Buckley,
Arthur j. Carlson, John ]. Cheplick,
John w. Estes, Richard Hannifafl,
HIpolIt KilTnaszcWski, Theodore NO
Wosalskl, William PaWiowskl, Ches.
ter Ronanski, Joseph Stokes, Philip
Sulkosky, Benjamin A. Venditto,
Charles VerceBhi. Zone Drank
Bona, zone fire warden. Auxiliary
firemen: Edmund Belletu, Peter =.
Bellettl, Frank I. Cardinal, Alex
ander ChmiellnSki, Victor Chmiolir-
Ski, Peter Chrunowslxi, Raymond p.
DonnelIy, Francis 0efnbricki, Ed-
ward Jones, Herbert KosloslEy, Der.
nard LeVasseur, Michael Reich,
stanley Puzzy, bartholomew Sheri-
dan, Charles Thompson, Henry Q.
Townsend, Thomas ThAut, Frederick
Twitcheil
zone iO-John Dawson, zone IRE
warden.
Zones II and l2-HenTy schild.
gen, zone fro warden.
Zone 13-Thonnag Fitzgerald, zone
FIRE warden. Auxiliary Siremen:
Hobart Butcher, Nathan Gordon,
John Pyatt, Jr.
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than the estimated revenue for the
new fiscal year, sB7B ,4e2. This would
also DO S3B,22e higher than the
budget for the past fiscal year which
was 4b0S,i77. Although some Of the
burgekSeB talked about doing this,
With tho idea OF leaving the mat
ter up 70 the freeTneFl TO decide
at the annual ireemen's meeting, Il
u not seriously thought they VIII
do 80.
About midnight the Republican
burgesseS called for 0 recess, went
into hudle for three minutes and
came back with q request that Q
meeting be set for 8 o'clock tonight
They inaeae no promises, however
that q budget would DO adopted thil
evening.
The board couldn't get over the
Iirst hurdle, the education depart-
lilent request Of e24B,O26, almost 4
eSi 900 increase. Burgess Anthony
TangFedi near the end Of the ses.
sion said that the education board
wouldn't have asked for this amount
II II didn't think II needed II.
The board members didn't Sue-
geSt q cut In any specific item Of
the many on the list, Il became
more evident as the meeting pro-
crossed that the Republican bur.
gesSes, even though they had q ma
Jority, heBitated 10 slash any item,
apparently through fear Of the po-
iiticai result.
Warden Leo Brophy today said he
expected the budget would DO Acg-
tied tonight and indicated he viii
strongly oppose any tax rate In
crease.
Street Dept. Pay
Burgess Tangredl said he UNDER
stood that when the street depart
ment employees were given 0 pay
raise last year, there was ail IN.
written agreement that they would
be given another per cent this
year. The warden said he didn't
recall any such agreement. There
Is no raise proposed In the street
department budget request, Mr..
BFophy said.
WIN ebpuluJUd EVFShuS Va wVtvl-
Ae2, the burgesgeB would actually
only have to slash not quite e2S 900
from the budget requests, but IN
two long meetings they have failed
10 even start 70 do this yet.
The civilian defense council has
informed tho warden " will need
between 5000 and $4,000 this year,
not setting q specific amount. A
tentative figure Of 5000 was used
for this division.
II Al first appeared that the
budget would have to DO settled last
night as Burgess T'angredi said he
couldn't attend tonight and MI.
ploslsi said he could not DO present
tomorrow or Saturday. However,
after the q. o. p. burgesses re.
coSsed, apparently they persuaded
M, Tangredl 70 attend from 10 0
o'clock this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16

Naugatuck, April lG.-Announce-
inert has been made Of the mar
Rage April 9 In East Orange. n,
j., OF Miss Gladys May Barber,
daughter Of Mr. and MRS. william y,
Barber Of Dearborn, Mich, 10 3.
Gustav 0lSslander, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John q. 0igBlander Of 32i Hill
side avenue. REV. Evaid D. Lawson
ofslcIated. Miss II. Linnoa 0ias~
lander Of Huntington, N. X, sister
81 the Brentwood Hall school,
Hahlin Of Brooklyn, n. VI. were
the attendants. The c0unle Will
reside 81 1909 Tlremefi, Dearborn,
Mlch,, where Mr. Gisslafider IL
employed % the VickeEs CO.. plant.
Announcement has been made Of
the engagement Of Miss Dorothy
Marie Messenger, daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry Messenger Of Mount
Vernon, ". ", 70 Howard g. an.
derson, son Of Mr.. and MRS. j. Emil
Anderson Of $50 Park avenue, Nau-
Ratuck, Miss Messenger y 0 ggadu-
40 Of the Brantwodo Hall school.
3ronxyllle, N. X, and attended the
Grand Central school Of Art, ~
New York city and tie Stuart school
IL Boston. Mas. Mr. Anderson Is
4 graduate Of UpsaIa college, Eaat
Orange, NJ 81, and attended the
AiNsrican institute Of BANKING 1Ge
"A member og tho public welfare
beard ind n employed ~ the Naus
astlsgm Savings bark