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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

Q. Name the t.yinns that were sung in the photoplay, Mrs. Mini yer"
 A. Children 0: the Heavenly King" Q God Our Help in AgeG Past and Onward Christian Sol dierS."
 Q. How do the flight habits Oj domestic mosquitoes compare with , the yellow-feyer mosquito?
 A. Mosquitoes are not long-Gis, tance flyers. When abundant about house, they usually breed in the vicinity. This is particularly true of the yellow-feVer mosquito. Ordi, nary mosquitoes may travel a mile dr so from the place where they breed, but yellow-feyer mcsquitoes seldom travel more than a few hun, dred yards. However, they may be carried come distance in trains boats, automobiles or airplaneg. e. My father recently lost his pa, turalization papers. To whom should the matter be reported? Can be get duplicate papers?
 A. Report the loss to the Comn1iss sioner of Immigration and NaturalL zation, Department of Justice, 18th and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa State when and how the papers were lost and ask for an application fog certificate in lieu of the lost pa' pers.
 Q. What is the weekly attepdapcs at motion picture theateFs in ths United States2
 A. Hollywood estimates an attend- ance of eighty million.
 e. What is the Law of PoIybius2
 A, Polybius, who died about 120 B, C., was one of the greatest Of the Greek historians, and his law in writing history is; Nothing, whether probable or improbable, can happen without a cause,D
 e What is the title of the selee- ton played by Bonita Granville in "Sylcopatiop"2 l believe she re- ferred to 1t as New orleans musicH
 4, The title is Blues" and it was composed for tse picture by g studio musciiaD. IL has not meep published.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

It was good 10 learn, too. 1ilaa lilt ala.-t has aeaalirea thr section nl hancS no1k l.noWn as "TThc Glen. ~eQpif AecLa' toned 10 traVcling 0Nef Route @ hil0N the region. Ii contains some Rlfeap lllilt and hemloes. rare today lp Aam nlhl&' It IS well to preserve sneh g slDoi @s Q state park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

financial waste. He is respon- sible not to the President, but only to Congress. He is the Congres- sional checking agency on the fis- cal affairs of the executive branch of the Government.
 However, he has confided to old friends on Capitol Hill that when he reports waste to Congress, fre- quently nothing is done.
 Among other things. Lindsay Warren recently reported to Congress the amazing action of the Maritime Commission in seI- ling five vessels to the Water man Steamship Co. of Mobile for only S596,OOO. then turning round and buying back five OLDER vessels for S3,354,7O0. The Maritime Commission bought these older vessels de- spite the fact that it had an Op- ton to buy back the newer yes- seIs at the purchase price.
 But significantly. Controller Warren reported to Congress that the former General Counsel Of the Maritime Commission. Bon Geaslin, had resigned. and then had negotiated the deal for the Waterman Steamship Co,
 As a reward for his intimate knowledge Of the inside workings Of the Maritime Commission, the Waterman co. paid 6easlip s625 q month plus expenses and later increased his pay to fi0OO 6 month plus expenses,
 MF. Geaslln, when asked for comment said that ne had not known the Waterman Steamship co. nntil q months after be lad Left the Maritime Commission and that bif C0lnpany AHa aasec the government co GOO 0ag Dl, anOtllei transaction by building four new ships without nnY GoHernmert Elbsiay whatsoever
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

TODAY'g COMMON ERROR The word "shOw" is often used
 yulgarIy when we mean a play, a concert, an opera. Avoid it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

O. How many summer unifOrnat can be made from 100 pounds of cot ton?
 A. The cluartermaster Corps says that about B sets of shirts and trousers used for Army summer u1i- forms can be made from 100 pourds of good quality lint cotton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

@. How many women are efn' ployed in war industries in the United States? A. The Department of Labor hai reported 100000 women worker out of a total of 100000 person employed in war industries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
. NATIONAL
 SPOTLIGHT
Eureka!
 The Victory Tax Is Made Clear
BY PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat Washington
 COrFegnOndenfl

The easiest way to understand this new 5 per cent Victory tax and what 1t may do to you is to take a typical case and try to spell It out to show what happens to the 5 per cent the boss will start taking out of your pay envelope after Jan. 1, 1943. The typical case will sIow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Questions
 and Answers
YOUR QUEsTIONs ANsWERED

KUUB HDE8I1UNB ANbWbElEsD
 The Waterbury Democrats SeFy. ice Bureau will answer for yOu free. any question of fact or information not involving exten- slve research. Write your ques- tIOn clearly, sign name and address, enclose a three cent postage stamp. Medical or legal advice cannot be given. Address Waterbury Democrats Washing ton Service Bureau, 1913 Thir- teenth Street. Washington, D. (.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Washington ry-Go-Round DREW FE PEARSON

Controller General Woen ToIks Tough the Armed Services; Warns of Big Scondo Waste Negotiating Wor Contracts; Treasury Survey Funds of U Concerns in Axis Countries
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

Q. Will the allowance to service. mems dependents be granted fl ar application is submitted by letter or otherwise informally?
 A. No; applications must be sub mitted on the official form.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Business Opportunities

store. cold meats. beer:
living quarters In rear. 5304 Concord.
Nv nhoA Qfe1
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Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS-Any east side property: cash.
terms Burd. lvanhos $3.50
CASH buyers waiting for your propert>
For quick action. list with Oscar
Larson 1880 Livernois UN a'5375.
CASH for homes or rats properly priced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09

RED mohair living room suite. 2-pc..
sold for SOS. floor sample. sacriiice. $50.
Mucnci's. 3000 Grs'io'
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Houses for Sale


A BARGAIN. 81. 500. $3.50 dn. John r.
l0ie MI; 5 rms. Act quickly. II. 2-1A5s.
BUY WAR BONDS, STAMPS TODAY
ASH AVE, -I2-RooM-REAL BUY
steam. IS 900 includes 7-room furnished
terms. snyder-Nelson. Trinity 1890.
BARGAIN. Dearborn. corner Paul.Mead
5-roQm./ tile bath. attic exceptional buy
nfsr Warren. Open. Randel 1913 West
Warren oregon 1920
BARGAIN-s42 200 -HA RRIsoN AVE
8 room. steam heat Terms Snyder
Nelson Trinity 1900.
BOMBER WORKERS
Small homes 81 265 10 81 .545, nc large
lot. easy terms JOHN X PHELPS n "
cor Micdebel snd Ecurse Rds oUen eyes
DEARBORN. westpoini. ais - broom.
bath large corner; near transportation.
Dearborn 40s7.
IRvINcToN, near state Fair-Briek 4
bedroom bungalow. New ~ 1892. IS. 200
?. X. A. terms. s,rom. al East state
Fair. Townsend s-iis5
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Bungalows for Sale

200, S. ZOO $1,000 On. Hurry. PL. so22.
DEARBORN - New fve-room bungalow
tile bath. attic; lot; $500. RE. 2os3.
MAcK-sJ1 MILE, Maxine. 22329; only
SO ESQ; owner going to California.
NEW 5-RooM: $3.50; cross ventilation,
each bedroom; FLA terms
10000 PURITAN. COR. wYo. UN. i-i250
ST JEAN--5 rooms modern, drive, ga
RAGE: newly decorated. only So TOO $3.50
down. 1880 East Jefferson.
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Children TO Board
Business Places for Rent

FIREPRooF MODERN WAREHOUSE for
new mercantile resale products in pack
ages. crates drums. etc Weight from 20
500 lbs. per unit. Available shipping de-
livery and pickup release service. Per-
petusi inventory supplied. rhoss Randolph
afaf fes rates.
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A Apartment Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

HARMON. 5se-Two nice large front sleep
ing rooms; excellent transportation rea'
sonahe
HORTON. 63i tneaf osklsndl - Large
comfortable room; cofored gentleman.
Trinity 1914.
JUSTINE is224-Nics room for Ia
gentlemen; near defense plants, trans
portstion.
.LiTTLEFiELD. i2735-Near Grand River.
Adults Business gentleman preferred.
Rsssonsbls. Hogsrth 3ses
NORTHWEST section. Comfortable room
gentleman preferred, working afternoons
Vermont 5-oi7s teveningD.
PASADENA. 1920 tnear Livernois AT
traetive large room. gentlemen preferred.
Excellent transportation
PINGREE. 22so NEAR Fourteenth) Cross
ventilation. good transportation: gentle
men Tyler 1895.
PINGREE, 270l-Gentile home comfortable
beds, good transportation. girls. Tyler
-O772
WARD. f4Oi4 Grand River)--Attractivt,
private entrance garage; gentleman.
Dawson 703t.
WHITAKER tvernor- Green - Comfort
able room. Employed couple Excellent
transportation NinsWood 2-4i77,
CoLORED-l3s Frederick. Apartment 3o2
room all modern convenlences. Couple
desired
auietness, Al 1924 Parker. Call Mrs.
Booker, Plaza 4o2a.
coLoRED-73es Cameron comfortable
room for settled couple. Transportation.
Trinity l-si7s
CoLORED-MnWs East has nicely
furnished room clean. all conveniences;
reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Income Bungalows for Sale

BALDwIN-Warren-6 rooms down. up;
furnace 800. 81 500 down. Acme,
5000 Cratiot.
BURNETTE. sio2- Beautiful income; spe-
cial price easy terms. Appointment.
Lafayette 4ls3.
JANE, 1887
Mr. Chalmert Income. brick SIS: bot air
heat gear garage; rsconditioned like new,
s G HADLEY. INC.
Harper outer Drive PinEree 1888
JUNCTION. 152s-Large income, 3-family
Arrangement 81. TOO. 81 $50 down. La
fsyetfe 4ls3
LINCOLN PARK-7o5 cleophus Income,
So: So 500 terms. Vinewood 2-4444
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Houses for Sale
(West Of Woodword)

BEATRICE. South. 3426 tFort Outer
Drive section l-5-room. modern LARGE
attic. suitable for income insulated fur
mace. iarEe garage. side drive paved
Good transportation. Screens. storm win.
doVs; excellent condition S. 800. $500
down. Owner. Atlantic 5Os4.
BRACE. s6f2 rooms: bay tile
VACANT 1925. terms. CE. 1870
LAYTON. near Warren-7-rm.. modern
nice condition. 50 $50. terms HO, SOTO.
MONICA -PURITAN-B Beautiful 7-rm. S575
dn, S42 mo. 1904 Fenkell. We. 7-ss7O.
oAKWOoD. FORTS rooms. bath: garage
81 300. easy terms. Lafayette 4ls3
ROSEvILLE-Marttn, 1ssi5 small house
large lot. Very reasonable Murray
$3.50
TAYLOR tWildemsrel - s.room brick
steam good condition, s.. 500. Terms
Vermont 5-0414
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09

GULLEY ROAD, between Warren and Ford
road, unfinished near schools, trsnspor-
taton electricity, water available. Culver
Wood, $3.50 silvery lane
NEFF. 42s5-several smsii homes. 50, 200
large garden lot included. Builder.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
RoUHTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. 5-15o0.
IS NEW defense homes: rental purchase
plan: low as S2a5 dn open daily. GRAFT
lots M. Model 81 1900 Paramount drive.
BUY WAR STAMPS, BONDS TO-DAY
So NEW FLA Homes - Bricks. frames.
Joann and State Fair. Open daily.
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<S&N, REAL ESTATE CORNER <sSGNs
FOR RENT FOR SALE >8
Business Places for Rent
STORAGE SPACE

MICHIGAN. $3.50 (near junction Front
four rooms any business. Inquire spolkA
Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Share LiUing Quarters

SHARE 6-room fat reasonable rent: eN-
change part time services middle aged
woman preferred Melrose 0073
VtNEwooD. t7oi-widov will snare nom,
couple child allowed Tyler $500
COLoRED-W share nat or rent room N
refined men employed couple or single.
In Christian home With lady. Madison
5isi.
COLORED girls share beautiful modern
fat. everything furnished Oakland
Townsend $4,000.
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YOUR H0ME-BARCAINs HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND APPLIANCES
Electric RefriRerators
SelUing Machines

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: sold as Ia. $40
Midway. s2es Woodward
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Housekeeping Rooms
Board and Room

EAST sIDE-Comfcr'abl room for gentl
man references meals optional. Murrs
SS2a
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Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties. see your
real estate broker
EUREKA road al Jim Dsiy--Lots 4oxie6.
500. Terms Telephone Vinewood l-sio6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Mortgages
Money to Loan
On Real Esfats


ALL land contracts bought, mtga made.
McHugh. 14i0 Ford Bid. Cadillac 034e.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN y. LANPHAR 4 COMPANY
sth Floor, Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $50.
CASH for land contracts: quick service.
NORMAN SKY REAL ESTATE, TO. $500
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Al
Sectionl
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| Wanted Miscellaneous
Musical Instruments

ACCORDTONs sacrifice.
'ion; servicing only
CasiIgllone al50 GrAtiot.
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Electric Washers

REBUILT washers with ons-year EuAran-
tee al makes Alveys Home Appliance.
12il1 Grand River.
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Rentals Wanted

ADULTs-Reiable. employed. 4-room fiat;
4-room apartment; ~ Highland. Town.
send S-i77S
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READ Times Want Ada for profit-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Household Appliances

ALL VACUUM CLEANERS
Hoover Sli Eureka. Si3 Royal. $40:
ElectroluN, S2f, Also zoo others recondt-
toned and guaranteed for one wear New
vacuum cleaners $40 UP. See Bentamin's
for n years vacuum cleaner specialists.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1855 GRATioT At s.Mif.E ROAD FAST Asst
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 r. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09

A $50 reclaimed 3-piece living rn. suite
$50 RERSEY. 6347 MACK.
Smyrna times., 1942-02-12
LITTLE THEATRE COMPLETING
'CHORES" FOR PLAYS MONDAY

director. This will be a farewell
performance" for Mr.. and Mrs. Hill,
who will leave Immediately after
the play for Chestertown, where
they will be making their home in
the future. After last weeks plea
in this paper, several persons tele-
phoned the Times Office, offering
the use of costumes" in their pos
session. Miss Elizabeth Thornley,,
who is in charge of properties, as
sisted by Miss Louise Denney, Miss
Henrietta Denney, and Mrs. Henry
c. Webb, has announced that great
pains are being taken for the 'sTrif-
les" set, in order to establish be-
yond doubt, the mood of the play.
Miss Blanche Lee, as stage manag-
err, remains cheerful and philosoph-
ical about the lack of curtain,
with the assertion that the audi
ence will be receiving added enter
tainment- and that intermissions
are usually boring anyhow. Those
persons who will act as "stage
hands" are beginning to mutter
about audience appeal" she said.
Smyrna times., 1942-02-12

Wednesday, February IS, at 8 p. m.
Opening the series of four address
es will be DR.. Allen D. Albert, whose
discussion topic will be Our World
In addition to his adj
dress at the public forum on next
Wednesday evening, DR.. Albert will
talk to the students of the John
Bassett Moore School that after
noon. Last year Institutes of In
ternational Understanding were
sponsored by nearly 200 Rotary
clubs in 10 states in the U. S. A.
Through these Institutes an effort
was made to bring to individuals
and to communities an appreciation
of the problems arising because of
the shrinking world and its conse-
quent forcing upon the attention of
people everywhere the fact and
problems of the inter-relatedness of
the various nations. Arrangements
for the Institute program in Smyr-
ma are under the direction of local
Rotary Club. These lectures are
open to the general public and are
being given for the benefit of the
community. Price of tickets for
the series is SIPS.
Smyrna times., 1942-02-12
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
William Henry Boyce, SO, Died at
His Home i'm Dover, Friday

William Henry Boyce, former as
sociate justice of the State Su-
preme Court and former U. S. Con-
gresham from Delaware, died at
his home in Dover last Friday after
an illness of several years. He was
SO. News of the death of Judge
Boyce was received with regret by
the state judiciary, members of the
law profession and people from all
walks of life. He was a son of
James H. and Sarah Orwell Boyce
of Bulls Mill, Broad Creek Hun
dred, and was the oldest of four
children. His early education was
received in the country schools and
at Laurel Academy. He was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1887 and be-
came a junior partner of Alfred P.
Robinson of Georgetown who later
became Chief Justice of the State.
January, 1897 brought him an ap-
pointment as secretary of state by
Governor Ebe w. Tunnel. He re-
signed from this Office when he was
associate justice of the
State Supreme Court, resident in
Continued on Page Five)
Smyrna times., 1942-02-12
LOANS GIVEN
KENT FARMERS
To Finance Production OF
Crops for Defense; May
Obtain Up to $500
ASSIST SMALL FARMER

Kent County farmers may obtain
loans to finance the production of
crops in connection with the Food
for Freedom program, Field SUI
pervisor w. Fred Richards of the
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan
Office at Dover announced today.
He stated that farmers who are
eligible may obtain loans up to
$500, bearing interest at percent
per year, for the purpose of taking
advantage of cash prices for seed,
fertilizer, and other costs necessary
for the production of 1912 crops.
1.-THE character of the applicant and
his ability to grow and take care
of his crops are primary factors in
determining eligibility" Mr.. Rick
ards stated. THE only security re-
CONTINUED on Page Fve)
Smyrna times., 1942-02-12

Welding paint brushes, buckets
and brooms, members of the Smyr-
ma Little Theatre are completing
preparations for the two one-act
plays they will present this Monday
night, February 18th. "Trifies,"
by Susan Glaspell, will be the first
on the program, beginning at 8.15.
Appearing in this play will be Mrs.
Glenn S. King, Mrs. Louise H. Burs-
lem, Robert Burrage, Stimson Car
row, and Jack Mood. Jay Davis,
of Middletown, has directed this
play. After an intermission, in
which the audience will have the
rare opportunity of watching the
stage hands change the set, the
next play, "Her Fatal Beauty, or
A Shop Girls Honor" by Wilbur
Braun, will be presented. Appear
ing in this cast will be Miss Blanche
Lee and Miss Barbara Gordy, teach
ers at the John Bassett Moore
School, Elizabeth Russell, Jane
Burge, Mrs. Edward Hill, Jack
Francis, Robert Jacobs, and Ed
ward Hill. with the latter acting as
Smyrna times., 1942-02-12
CENTURY CLUB
SAFETY TALK
Manager of State Safety
Council Tells Club of Pro-
gram in Delaware
TRAIN STUDENT DRIVERS

John R. Fader, acting manager
Of the Delaware Safety Council,
spoke to the Twentieth Century
Club Friday in the American Leg
ion room. He reminded the men,
bers that the safety program has
been carried on in this state for %
years, since the formation of the
safety council. Industrial safety
was the sole concern at first, but
the program broadened until it also
covers highway, home, and school
safety. The extentive campaign
for safety carried on in the schools
is beginning to show results, Mr..
Fader said.
Student Drivers Course
A student driver training course,
he explained, has been given in
Sussex County schools for two and
one-half years by specially-trained
police officers. Lesson outlines are
issued to all schools, and motion
pictures showing phases of safety
are available for school use. The
enforcement of highway safety is
more difficult since much depends
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Smyrna times., 1942-02-12
YOUTH SERVICE PROGRAM
Asbury Social Group in Charge of
Program Sunday Night

A "Hymn-sing" with special fea-
lures will be presented and con-
Quoted by the Asbury Social Group
of young people of Asbury Church
next Sunday evening at 7.30
o'clock. The program follows:
Hymn 1900. True-hearted. Whole-hearted
Prayer
Scripture reading ...... Mr.. Harvey Pollen
Mrs. George Fleming, rs.Theodore Hynson
Offering
First group of hymns Evangelistic.
Jesus Calls Us Ger the Tumult'
Blessed Assurance
SOFTLY and Tenderly Jesus is Calling"
LET the Lower Lights Be Burning
Second Group of hymns. Alteration and
Praise.
Holy. Holy, Holy
'.The Church's One Foundation"
BE Still Ny Soul
Are Ye Able"
Solo. Come Holy Spirit :. Cesar Franck
Miss Amy Meinhardt
Third Group of hymns, Activity and Zeal
Onward Christian Soldiers
Faith of Our Fathers
STAND Up, Stand Up for Jesus"
Lead On o King Eternal
Trio. 1.-THE Lamb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. West
Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs. Theodore Hynson
Miss Amy Meinhardt
Fourth Group of hymns, Patriotic
America the Beautiful
God of Our Fathers"
Battle Hymn of the Republic"
"Star Spangled Banner"
Benediction.