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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

evasions are occurring with suffici-
ent frequency 10 jeopardize admin
istration of the Rent Control Act
2-It is suggested that the seller
Of residential rental property may
hc given the option Of two plans.
lie may require a minimum 10 per
cent down payment, in which case
further payments will be made
without OPA regulation.
"Or n the seller decides TO sell
residential rental property for
less than the 10 per cent down
payment, the monthly payment
required. including principal, In
terest, taxes and insurance, shall
not exceed the monthly maxi
mum legal rent, provided. how
ever, that the buyer may at his
own option make larger monthly
or periodic payments"
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
DeBoos Named
Bldg. Manager

The Detroit Trust Company,
trustee of the Emma J. Farwell
estate. Saturday announced the
appointment Of Frank A. DeBoos,
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Fuel Costs Listed

Fuel costs are highest in Janu-
ary, with December next and
February third, the Plumbing and
Heating Industries Bureau re-
ported Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Project
Wins Approval

Ready public acceptance Of a
new low-cost housing development
on Middlebelt road. one-half mile
south of Ecorse road, near the new
Willow Run bombar plant, was
reported Saturday blythe John r.
Phelps Company. builders of the
project.
Featured arc four-room houses
ranging in price from Sl,265 tc
81, ,545, including 40-foot lots.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

his practice in general real estate
and appraisal work. He is an
engineering graduate of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, and has
served the Wisconsin tax COM
mission. the Home Owners Loan
Corporation, the Federal Public
Housing Authority, the Wayne
County Road commission and the
City of Detroit, as expert sp-
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

The NAREB was assured that
there was no four dation 10 re-
Gently published reports that OPA
was planning TO require down
payment OF at least 30 per cent for
the purchase of any rented home
in a defense rental area.
The realtors committee was in
vited 10 Washington as consultants
on a regulation TO be drafted by
OPA 10 eliminate evasion oil the
Rent Control Act by property
sales. The regulation has not yet
been released.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
4O-Honne Project
In Lincoln Park

Model homes are now open for
inspection in the new 40-home
project off Dix avenue, in Lincoln
Park. between Outer drive and
Southfield avenue, it was an
nounced Saturday by Modern
Construction, Inc, builders Of the
development.
Each home has two bedrooms,
large living room, full basement,
tiled bathroom with shower, a
kitchen-dinette with tiled sink.
Half of the homes have attics
sufficiently large for another
room. Easements are painted and
the kitchen-dinettes have linoleum
floors.
"This project has all utilities,
including electricity, water, gas
and sewers" Albert. d. Thomas
Jr., vice president of the COM
pany, said Saturday. There Is
bus service direct to downtown
Detroit, and the houses are near
the Ford Rouge plant, schools
and shopping centers.
"An S0-acre park Is to be de-
veloped adjacent TO the project"
Robert j. Kales is president Of
Modern Construction, Inc, while
the Kales Kramer Investment
Company is exclusive sales agent.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

DeBoos has served on the ap-
|praisal committee of the Detroit
Real Estate board for several
years. is a director of the board
and Is also a past chairman Of the
boards brokers' division.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Interest Rate Limited

All FILA mortgages provide for
equal monthly payments to meet
interest and insurance premiums
and 10 pay off the loan in full
over the prescribed term. Interest
is limited TO a maximum of AZ
per cent on reducing balances, plus
the FILA mortgage insurance
premium of y of l per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

I or m er vice
president OF the
Fred G. Nagle
c o m p a n y, as
manager of the
Farwell Build
ing, 1249 Girls
void street.
DeBoos sue
ceeds G. e orge
Childs, who has
b en- indicted
into the army.
DeBoos, who
h as h d 20
y e RS expert
ence in the local
real estate field,
WILL Continue
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Continue 10 Make
0uitk-Drying Paint

The resourcefulness of the paint
industry has enabled continuance
of manufacture of quick drying
paints and varnishes, despite the
shortage of tung oil. the chief
source of which Is China. Inn
proved hard drying qualities have
been given to linseed and soybeanV
oil as the result of scientific re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Food Stamp Office at Puyallup
Chamber Of Commerce Until Nav |

Margaret Bradfield. will he given
in the school auditorium Friday
night at s O'Clock. The show con-
sists Of eight vaudeville acts with
Miss Viola Everson, faculty ad-
wiser for the costume committee I;
Miss Marian Cleveland. advertis-
ing Miss Mary Logan, makeup,
and Miss Verona McKittriek.
properties. The show Is TO raise
funds for the music department.
The Women's council Of the
First Christian church will meet
In the church parlors Thursday
following = luncheon which will
be served by the Young Women.s
guild from noon to 100 Mrs.
Ralph Welcker will preside for the
business session.
With about 400 air raid wardens
and people from other units. max
ing more than 500 workers. Puy-
allup was turned into an air raid
center Monday night for an hour
and a half. james L. Brown. chief
warden. said that all incidents
were covered and that all workers
were on their particular jobs He
added that he believes there should
be a rehearsal. at least, every six
weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Plan Stage Show Here 10 Raise
Funds for Ambulance, Supplies

Tacoma. sf,s.~ .<as,r tsas ex<~
-. -. =. !.
Ne1 = WV sfsR hssf .ae -
nous dance team ~ Weiss ART
Noianaa have cous< and xrne -.
cause ,.~ .str.rt.cn !. .s,s.
ienrse hssse' ARM |" sna ~.
u al ~ knc~n - Victory Va.
rtetiss and ~tli - rreseniea an.
Der me auspices ~ the Tarnus
chapter 81 TIE Amersess Ret
Cross
The reason eehsna ~Ntctery Va
ftsiies y the iessi need fef rs~ds.
cal supplies and rec Sres sna-
huissee and u = sSrected ralffs.
Gent funds MI ~ fosthcorasns
frum The iwc-sias showing ~ tire
Temple u ussst inmediafs 10.
manas for ihess essential require
raents
Victory Varieties viii - pro
duced ny Mrs Harry Y cssH. who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
House Numbers
For Street Curbs

Inauguration II service 10
street eurbs in Tseoms wss an
nounoed Tuesday BY the Curb Ser
vice CO. City approval for the plan
has eeen given, /, was stated.
The marking Of street numbers
on both the face and top Of the
curb in front Of homes for a nom.
insi fee viii prove Of great help,
especially in civilian defense. u
was pointed out. The numbers will
be painted bright yellow and
will he visible both from the street
and the sidewalk
Hackers ~ the service point out
that the numbers IN plain sight on
the curhing will he Of much as.
sistAnoe 10 the police department,
doctors. air raid and block vsrdens
and others engaged In emergency
or defense projects
Temporarily. tho Curb Service
telephone u Main 1910
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Sullivan Takes
Griffith Place
On School Board

n. John W Grimm. already
called = srtixe DUTY as = fsrsi
lieutenant IN TIE 4. q army.
resigned hs position On the Ia
coma schocl ecsFd st . meeting
Monday. His term Wcuia expire
In June
Following acceptance II nr.
Grifnths resignation. the hesrd
appointed John {. Sullivan II I'll
out the term sullivan wss elect
81 To the eosrd Al the spring eiec.
ton. polling mcre vntes than any
other candidate. bit his o~n term
81 office will rot s-gin until June
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Price Raised
10 Aquarium
Perks Also Face
Problem of Fuel

II VII cost nickel nor. so-
the general public 70 visi, -.
Point Defiance aquarium IN n.
future but service men in uri.,-n
VII be able 10 view the x,nv
specimens for nickel altogether
scoordinE to Metropolitan psrk
BOARD decision Monday sfts-a.,
General admission win h Is
cents including tax. The service
mans nickel viii include .sx
children under Il VIII be admitted
Tor the price. too. School classes
VIII be admitted free. excen, for
the two-cent tax. II they are se-
eompanied by a teacher.
The park hoard made one
new appointment. that Of
Arthur Spencer. to the Satur-
das job Of supervising the Jef-
ferson playground.
An application was reeeiyed
from Mrs. Eva Jensen and Mrs
Gloe Walker for the Spanavav
park concession. A decision was
deferred. The board announced
It's intention 10 consider applica-
tions April 81 for the concessions
IN spanaway, Wapato and Wright
parks, and At Ttlow beach.
Plans for lone-rsnge program
OF park improvements will be
started soon by the board a.
result of visit Monday of dele
cation from the National Re-
sources Planning board. Otto W.
Croy headed the delegation.
The Washington DahHa So
cicty was granted the date.
If Sept. and for its annual
show at Point Defiance.
Like the city. the park board
also has a fuel problem. II re-
ceived bids on coal for the green
houses Monday. lowest OF which
was $500 ton for Utah coal
from Harry Scranton Of the Pacific
Coast Coal Co. Total contract
amounts TO about $1,000. The
problem is that coal must be stored
and the board has no place TO
store it yet. Awarding OF the
contract was deferred until ar
rangements are made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
PREFERS YOU PAY
NO MONEY DOWN

while n may seem strange TO
many, yet prefer that you pay
no money down. on approval Of
your credit. for your dental
plates by using my liberal pay
ment plan says Dr. Orlando }
johnson. not one penny Of
cash down IL necessary - just
make small easy payments over
a long period-in fact. you may
take as long a. fifteen months
IN pay. There IL no interest. no
carrying charges and as han
die all my accounts in my own
office. there IL neither bank NJ
finance company 10 deal with
cannot he too emphatic re-
gsrding my easy credit plan.
which enables you with no
money down, on approval Of
your credit. To enjoy wearing
your dental plates while making
your small convenient pay
ments There is no delay. no
red tape In securing credit with
my plan. a. II IL just . simple.
dignified and helpful method for
all. no matter what their In
come. 10 secure needed dental
attention without financial
strain. viii be pleased at all
times TO explain this easy credit
method which allows patients
10 have their dental plates wit
absolutely not one penny down"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Peninsula Raid
Defense Planned
Wurren. Arlotio
To Nome Wcrdens

sla nsRnon f1sas ~ a..
ksniFinx . civilian f<fsn<< pre-
gran - their al<Fteis 81 - ne
tertr fef tiset.xlon a. - rect.
inx q tie Wares ard Aft<tts tsr.
rresvm~nt eiak ~ rhares.v eve.
nlnr ~ the sFs<sts srnrnisezp>< .,
- Ths .fosnsmsnt - me
sns ssr rsia ssFa<as wtll - ws<ss
arr I><rs uss<nH~Fa. ssaifmsr ~
al peninsula s~fsas< sessssts~.
~tli - rfs-ens n euttln< safi~s
sns responsibilities n p<f-ens "
s<feH-~ wcfs ftr<tss.e. ~ tss
sss.l hrsw ssll 10 us~sf<mss
u.ssllssses ueef< u jsm~s Hr<ns
Ger saa cs~rrs Fc<li~s
A.fen ~ sisl - th< fseal aas ~
th< sssiss h<snE srrsscssa ~ ths
r<me~ys ef th< rvvsnsahsls siah
n ~hlch th<s have been crii<<tIrs
sef<r iron. newspapers OF rubber
ard xisss rssrs Mr.. y Nee. ~
Mn = n n<nsiss " sea s<ss
anything "a rsss
Mr.. ard Mrs a A Taspf ~
Lester. wsss. we're th> sssests II
Ne ard NFs Charles rrcst a.
Sunday,
TIE srr,ns meeting n ~ " Z
A ~ali ~ hid ~ The vasxnn kien
mhanl on THURSDAY evening a. Z
e'sin<s The annual ss~<tInu n at
nceFs ~tli fass place dursee ths
nu.lrss meeting ise Msfiavsss
~ Tsccms. ~sii 10 Ira srsshsr
Nsrsuss bridge and fcn9hfsrrh
ssh.nir wtll ~ ne krsfs fnf fhs
serial h-ur
Mr. o.a iuesr,. kss asash,ss.
nsraslls. and Mrs rsnssn. rsvru~-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

states Dr.. Orlando ]. johnson.
by dentists In fitting dental
plates. 10 avoid causing wr1n-
kies. tell-tale lines and sunken
cheeks. With present-dsy fs-
ELITES and advanced technique.
dental plates can he 30 fash
Toned a. 10 improve your APP
pearAnos. Mature gave you
teeth to conform with your ia
eisl expression. and dentists In
making dental plates strive u
follow natures plsB-thst 10 to
ssy. 10 use the shade. sire and
mold ~ teeth best adapted. In
the setting Of the teeth great
pains are taken 10 set them IN
= slightly irregular manner.
thereby svoiding . false APP
pesranoe Amer all. tho fact
that you wear dental plates
should be your own secret"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Special Election
In Kfsop Okehed

OLYMPIA = Attorney General
Smith Troy Tuesday advised Kit
sap county authorities they could
call a special election and increase
city property-oVners' taxes 10
raise funds for road work tn rural
areas
In an opinion N Prosecutor
Frederick p. Cohen. Troy said the
county commissioners had the su-
thority 70 call such an election In
case they could not raise sufficient
money through regular tar chan
nels. city officials slEo osn call .
special election. II they find II
necessary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Civilian Defense
900
Meetings Called

Precinct 100. Tuesday at 7:3o
,. M Titlow Beach lodge.
Precinct Is, Wednesday at 80
2. M, st. Pstrick's church. No.
18th and J SITS; a movie illustrat-
ing handling of gas and incendiary
bombs will be shown.
Precinct 40 at 7:3O p. m. Tues
day in Swiss hall. 1905 Market ST.
Air raid wardens' organization
will be completed.
Precinct p at $50 p. m. We'd
nesday in the vestry Of Beth
Israel temple, No. 4th and J SITS.
First aid instruction will be
given for residents of precincts
so and 81 in room 40 at Lincoln
high school at 7:30 p. m. Tues
day.
Precinct 70, Tuesday at 7:30 p.
m. Park Avenue school; organiza-
tion of air raid wardens.
Precinct SIS, Tuesday AT 1;3O
p. m. Murphy's Tire shop orga-
nization of air raid wardens.
Precinct as-There will h q
meeting of all air raid wsrdens
Of Precinct es. and all who WISH
10 become air raid wardens, Thurs
day evening at 7:3o in the base
rnent of Visitation school, So. osth
and Lawrence SITS.
Sound and color motion pictures
dealing with proper methods OF
combating incendiary bombs ana
instruction in first aid Will DC
shown Friday at Riverside school
house starting at s P. m. All per-
sons interested are invited 10 at
tend.
Residents Of precinct 80 VII
meet al 7:30 P. m. TUESDAY AZ
Bryant school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
TOPIC on TUESDAY

Bible Christians Sfn - the
subject ~ Evangelist Gates a.
30 ? N. Tuesday a. IRE First
Evangelical church. - i7tn and
X Ets. Services g1ll continue
until Sunday. according 70 ths
pastor. Rev. John Henri SOFT
man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
THEFT REPORTED

Ar. Darnell. 271s So. Wilkeson
st., reported thief took the n .
ner and tail pipe off his car a fe"
dsvs ago as it was parked at me
rear Of mis- home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
OVER so?
Go.sAAr04ed?

Nos a - had thAt .ss s11 svlnG
habits hing % oc1a9onzi bows-
L41nsks. These sp>sls q ezosups-
soa, With SgErsystng gss, nsF essss
restless nights ALBERTA esn heip
you lace the fufurs more chserfuAiy.
Its Ingredients sttrzet 10 fhe bowels
ertrs moisture <kios sodtena PACKED
wastes and ss3sts N comforts De
bo<el aebo1- ADLERIKA helps 70
leave your bowels refreshed and
eissn- Esrf time leoosup4eo1 and
gas threaten yosr eonfort. ~
ADLEEIKA- Drs<asts AVE 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

DR.. Orlando J. johnson extends
u you . cordial invitation 10
visit Ms modern dental offices
a. es1 Broadway. even though
you DO not eontsmplsts having
dental gors done at the present
time You are vslcofns ~ All
times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
ouT-oF-ToWN
PATIENTS

Those living out ~ tns city are
assured Of prompt serv1cs. No
appointment is necessary. The
SANE liberal no Hoosy down
plan. on approval 81 your credit
IL available 10 all out-of -town
patients. y1tho1; esssy, and
without red tape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

" escaped injuries wn<n tne O.
49, ear. with Mrs. osiherf a ~
eh<<s skiaf<a - fh~ n<11ue -
- r<rsr-.n tsen- g. m
crashed scru@. fh< fcot unf1 -
sFez> 10 rasElrE Tk< h<<<uo 80
res<r~a eth ~ esriy ur<ulH1
fFe.t srd. tneaxh ne r<<npaHee
esrs hssiY skss<n. ~ ers 80
snIaF<a sra - eAr 49, eoly
slightly tsssx<a
~ Arts sa4 cfans <lso w<1
ent<rfsir tn< ruemn>vs - tk> Nepo-
s<se Ais~r sIak ~ . eselo<h ~
s~<t nunsn>on - TNur~1nv nftpr~
re~n 81 tne Midway Nh nsa
tnhH fnssi = arranging ~ ~
szsa 80 ~ afterrore
Kfwlx r~ttls - flc~xnr>orn go
feaas guilty ~ Ja~<l<e y n
Tssf<scr - Heenasrs trx<ie1 -
fss~s 80 sra e-~ss srs sprfeorn1
- ~~r~s - <ys n - rseere
rrssnsy pil sfrua~v ~ 800 -
r<<t<a rrtt<s = rpnn><ti1a NM
IN sssrnerli< sc~s1>ns near poeuo.
Hss s~rs~rrs = szsep<s - uerpee-
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
5 sons Born


Presented b. ths music depart
nent q Puyzllup high school.
Viking Varieties. under tas d.
rection Of LOUIS Owens and Mas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
LOW PRICES
TO PREVAIL

II 10 DT. Johnsons intsntlon
10 charge io~ prices for his
dental plates. % that patients
can b. assured that together
with liberal credit terms. they
Wi enjoy ressonzbis prices.
Ssll within uhs means q every
ore Or. johnson knows that
easy credit and lo~ prices are
appreciated BY folks VINO realize
ths value Of money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

PUYAILUP-Th Through arrange
ments made by the board Of direc-
tors of the Chamber Of Commerce
at its meeting Monday. the food
stamp office will be maintained in
the chamber offices until May ]
after which IL will be up TO the
merchants Of the city whether
finances to operate the office will
be Forthcoming. For the purpose
Of raising funds Paul Pearson was
appointed by President Leslie
Jochimsen to contact food mer-
chants and Conley Stone. the re-
tailers.
The new set-up viii have 10 be
worked out because of the closure
Of NYA projects. effective last
Wednesday. which took the two
girls provided by the NYA for
help in the stamp office The
chamber budget for 1912. Rex
Kelley. secretary. said does not
include expenses for extra help,
covering only the required bond
and insurance for the stamp de-
partment.
Good Friday Service
For the Good Friday cantata.
the choir Of Christ Episcopal
church under the direction Of Dr.
c. n Aylen. has chosen From
Olivet 10 Calvary Frederick "
Hoyt Will be at the organ which
has recently been equipped with
solo vox. the gift Of DR.. Aylen.
which through the manipulation 81
special stops gives an orchestral
effect. DR. A. ". siddefs the
rector. extends an invitation 20
the public 10 hear the oantsts.
J. p. Stewart Discussion group
will meet with Mrs. Gordon Oar
ling. 405 sth ST, y. ". Wednes-
dsy. A dessert luncheon VII Do
served At noon am the discussions
70 follow vCill be on articles from
the PIT. 4. magazine.
sons Born
Mr and Mrs. George }. Hardke
Of $50 18th 81. S. z are receiving
oongratula tons Or the birth u q
sor. Roger John Saturday ~ 81
Joseph's hospital Tacoma He u
welcomed by sister. sharon
joyce. and three grandparents
Henry Helm n Edmonton. Alberta
and NJ and hrs H g. Hsfdke
q McMJhn.
New arrivals - Puysliup Cen
ersI hospital are q son 70 M and
Mrs. Robert ?. Woottsn ~ PIT 5
BOX Isl. Tacoma. On Sunday and
a son To Mr. and Ars. y. =. Gov
ington q Lsgrand OF Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

purpose aiding the Red rFo~s
In the purchase ~ medical sup
plies and an ambulance fef uss
right here N Tseoms ana altering
the theAtsr Kosfs ~ this rity q
top nigh, s,sse sho~ whleh Win
compare fsvcfshly Nth osher pro-
fes.senal attractions which have
he.n seen here this winter.
Yeu help snurself when sea buy
u q Defense hnfisis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
PALATE

vss sAe~s hss>ssy go
1a1s tSse,s IT, peazsessu1
s<syiSs nna~sinis ere
ssse1 ~ wsess a~sobsea
shs se<inkm ~ syeos.
sse esiss tsss ht~n0tao
n q - uxs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
AFRICAN NEGRO
DISPLAY READY
Exhibit Opens Monday at
Mattatuck Gallery for
3 Weeks Showing

The committee on special exhibits
at the Mattatuck Historical society
has arranged an exhibition of Afri-
can Negro Art in the Little Gallery
at the society building, West Main
street, to start February 8 and to
continue through February.
The Mattatuck Historical Society
announces its aim to continue its
high type of exhibits 'in this war"
They urge those interested to con-
tinue their visits to the museums
for the series of exhibitions it
offers each month as well as the
permanent displays.
The coming exhibits should be of
interest to all. A museum note
states: To-day, the art of Negro
Africa stands in the position &C
corded it on genuine merits that
are purely its own. For us its
psychological content must always
remain in greater part obscure
it has finally come within the scope
of our enjoyment, even as the art
expressions of sllch other alien cul-
lures as the Magyar, the Chaldaen,
and the Chinese"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
JAP INDUCTEE
IS WELL LIKED

One OF the best liked soldiers in
the 43rd Division, stationed at
Camp Blandilig. Fla, is Pvt. Paul
Kumao Oda, Japanese inductee
from Waterbury.
A former counterman at the K.
and j. restaurant on East Main
street, Paul also rates the praise of
his superiors as a fine soldier and
q patriot of unquestioned loyalty
The local draftee himself expresses
pleasure over being a member of
Uncle Sans armed forces, and says
ne prefers the military life to the
civilian.
Paul Is twenty-eigh and lived in
Hawaii until he was 16 years old.
He came to Waterbury years ago,
and resided at Sc East Main street.
He is chiefly concerned over the
tact that he has had no news from
MS parents in Hawaii for more
than months.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

In the past twelve-month period
2610 infants were born, compared
with 2,l43 in 1910, and 2,083 in 1899.
Marriages, concommitant of boom
days, were also on the upgrade with
1,199. This compared favorably with
958 in 1910 and 754 in 1889.
Mortality, which generally does
not reflect economic conditions or
much of anything else, was also
slightly higher than in the two pre-
ceding years. In 1941 there were L.
1853 deaths; in 1910, 1,142 and in
1889. LOB.
Principal beneficiaries of the in
crease in births, with the possible
exception of parents, were local
physicians in attendance on mater
nifty cases.
Leaders in deliveries performed
were the following: Dr. Charles H.
Audet, 1892; DR.. John NJ Freheit, 227;
DR.. r. A. Bonner, ST., 1862; DR.. Ed
win G. Reade, WATERFOWL, Ill; Dr.
Herbett j. Corbett, 1903; DR.. Richard
j. Hinchey, 81; DR.. Uric A. Dionne,
81; DR.. Norman C. Margolius, IS;
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sos IT'S; Series F, s27,475; Series G,
$188, 400.
Citizens 81 Manufacturers Ma
tional Bank-Total Series E, S497,-
OTIS; November, $23.325; December,
STA 500; January, $157 925; Series F,
$121 1926; Series G, $219,700.
Colonial Trust Co.-Total Series
E, $239,125; November, $5,050; De-
cember, $64,3O0; January, $95,950;
Series F, $38,7OO; Series G, $685.
100.
Post Office-December Total Sc
ries E, 5000, 200; January Total, Sc
ries E, $229,45O December Total,
stamps, $34 1850; January Total
stamps, $68 ,628.
Banks Total-December Series E,
$741O7O January, Series E, $751;
$50, December, Series F, S43,l25;
January, Series F, $ll3,3O0; Decem-
Der, Series G, 1858 900; Jan, Series
G, $368,600.
The statistical report was COM
piled for the defense bond commit
tee by Controller Thomas M. Con-
Ion.