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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
"HeHzapoppin"f


Martha Rave. who has been
'hellzapoppins around Hollywood
for some time. makes an ideal run
ming mate for the slsp-stiek artists
she's also nuts, And then.
ss though more vas needed 70
oounterhalance the world conflict.
they have added Mischs Ausr.
Hugh Herbert. Jane Ffszee. Rob
ert Paige and the 80 congeroos
TO the supporting cast,
> OF course. there IL much
dancing and music. with the
show resembling a high class
musical comedy until Olsen
Evening star., 1942-02-27

that came to him later translatins
them into meter.
His poems have been published In
the Negro press and he Is the author
Of . little book Of verse and prose
entitled Seems Of the Soul" he
says that his verses come to him
'like o flower unfolding"
Some Of his thoughts, which aren't
used In poetry, find their way into
his sermons and into the lectures he
gives here and In other Eastern
cities. He has lettered some Of his
poems on posters, which he illus
trates with his own drawings.
Mr.. Patterson was born in Carroll
County, Md, failed to get much
Evening star., 1942-02-27
al. State Tax Collections
Reach S4,4oo,

State tax collections In 194l
reached . new high Of "A, 400 ,000, 900
an increase Of per cent over 1910
the Census Bureau estimated today
Taxes Of all kinds collected in the
United States last year totaled
$4,000. 900, 900, or $l3l per capita
according to, the bureaus estimates,
This compares with total Of - 2oo,-
900 900, or S66 per capita, IN. 1882
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Poetry Is only one of the interests
Of Harry Wilson Patterson, A, col
ored. a messenger in the Navy De-
partment, whose verse In memory OF
the Pearl Harbor victims appeared
In The Sunday Star.
\ In addition to writing poetry, Mr..
PATTERSON is an ordained minister.
% artist and craftsman. In all
Nese fields he Is ambitious.
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and sl3,soo, 900 900. or 3los per
capita, In 1870.
A comparison Of wholesale price
indexes indicates, that price rises
were q comparatively small factor In
increasing State tax collections, the
bureau said. After adjustments for
price changes, total collections in
1s4l were Z per cent above 1910, 1t
explained.
With an average Of 1924, Cali
fornia reported to highest per capita
collections In 1941. Delaware was
second with $49.03 and New York
third with $45 30. The lowest per
capita collections were 1855 fol-
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Author of PeorI Hurbor Poem
HOPES to Become Druftsmun

IAN my life I have wanted to do
things, and be somebody. I have
always wanted to reach the point
where I could do something to help
my race" he explains.
The Pearl Harbor verse, which at
tracted attention when IT was
printed, is only one Of many poems
which he has written. For many
years, he has jotted down thoughts
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Mississippi. $19.1S for Georgia and
$18.68 for Nebraska.
From . practically negligible yield
in 1925, sales taxes of all kinds now
provide $1,821 ,8O0. 900. or Al per cent
Of all State tax collections.
Receipts from income tax collec-
tions in 1941 totaled $423 900 900, an
increase Of 18 per cent over 1910
collections. General property taxes,
once the largest single source OF
State revenues, dropped to sixth
place in 194l with yield Of only
s155, ,960, 900. r.. -
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schooling as q child. He made this
up by attending night classes at
Dunbar High School and by studies
In the Howard University school Of
religion and engineering school.
His professional ambition Is to be-
come q craftsman, in preparation for
which he has qualified himself by
studies in engineering drawing at
Howard.
He lives with his family at 1920
Thirteenth street NV.
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Pack mp your troubles In your old
kit bag-but don't waste wrapping
paper on them.
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Marlboro Soldier Promoted

I. Pvt. Edward L. Cusic Of Upper
Marlboro, Md, has been promoted
to private. first class, in Company
/, 175th Infantry, at Fort George
@. Meade, ii was announced today.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Papers getting scorce. Don't
waste II.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

-Washinstonians! Newcomers! This great,
annual event comes to you this season six weeks
ahead of time. We bought these lightweight
tropicals months in advance of the season, tai.
lored by one of Americas largest and best
makers-and we're passing the savings on to
you this year as usual. So hurry in for best
selections and savings of $625 to $875!
Every suit is ALL WOOL-somethins to rave
about these days! Every suit sleeve'lined for
better hanging sleeve! Talon fasteners on all
trousers! Single and double breasted-conser'
vative or drape models. Regulars, shorts, longs,
stout sizes in the group. 1t may be cold now
-. but REMEMBER THE HOT WEATHER
LAST SUMNER!
Kann's Mems store-second Floor
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL suBLEAsE ,LUxURIoUsLY FUR
ment: beautiful outlook; located in ex-
for fpse onbs eqb hotel Ien serys
GENTLE only; no children. Box 79-C, Star.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT. WITH 3
other girls; reasonable. Call after 6,
2 REFINED GENTLE GIRLS, a5-35 YRS
oia, to share lovely apt. NV. section. Call
AID. 1919 evenings.
WILL SHARE SUNNY, WARM APART
lady: references. Write to 25I5 18th st.
NV. Apt. No 514, for appointment
LARGE FRONT STUDIO ROOM, NEW
furnishings; suitable three kitchenette,
r5igldsre; pNp 81 oos so5 1735 Connecticut SEC
YOUNG LADY, JEWISH, BETWEEN 25 AND
another. Cali after PM Taylor 47O1.
new home, living rm, bedrm, kit. dinette.
tiled bath. Adults. Employed couple
pref Utilities incl: $50 sH. 7007.
l RIM. AND KITCHENETTE FOR WKs.
Columbia 4032 after s pm.
3-RooM APARTMENT. FOR 8 GIRLS:
heat and light furnished, 21 18th st. Sc.
YOUNG LADY OR WOMAN TO SHARE
well-furnished Groom and dinette apart.
with another lady: everything furnished:
S25 month. FIR. $500. Ext o0s. after Z
pm. 21'
a515 l4th ST. N.W.-GIRL TO SHARE l
kit priv. Adams 1885.
loo5 OTIS PL. NV Rooms AND
.AsENiENT APT, 171s N ST. NV
children; util furn.; S45 mo.
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3-FAMlLY APARTMENT.
IN Columbia Heights, 3 complete apts
relrleerator. separate gas and electric
meters one room and bath in cellar. not
rented now bringing in $3.50 per month.
priced a $3.50, substantial cash payment
M. B. WEAVER WO. 4944 pI 3246
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

7 ROOMS AND BATH, HEAT. LIGHT AND
water furnished, reasonable rental: Wash.
bus in front of door, Garrett Park, Md.
Call Alex. 1898 or Alex. OLA.
SAL 4th ST. SE-5 ROOMS, BATH.
electricity and gas: for couple, no chill
dren; $3.50 month. Atlantic 3039.
S5O-NEW HOUSE. 5 RMS. :, BEDRMS.; /;
in D C. no children; pentiles only MI.
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GREENWICH FOREST.

Bethesda section-5 bedrooms baths, re-
conditioned, automatic heat: lot 10O..x131 ::
one bedroom and bath on first floor. On
lease for S175 per month. or the owner
will remodel one 2nd-f1oor room as kitchen
| to make ideal I-familv house. For further
| details call MR. NYCE. DI. 6092.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Sl2,95o-Detached brick Dutch Colonial
Slth IaVatory and den or bedroom on first
moor. large bedrms. and complete bath
on End A.. maids room in basement, au-
tomauc hot-Water heat, built-in garage
Large wooded lot. Convenient to schools,
stores and transportation VACANT.
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO,
1905 H St NV National o2d,
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
APARTMENTS uhFuRkIsHEp

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture a part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing & STORAGE Co, TAYLOR 2937
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SHEPHERD PARI

cif1JI
Detached brick on large wooded lot.
SiSdeshall sSes plan; 8 rooms and 2 baths An
rated. In excellent condition. Si3'95O To
see call BETTZELL, DI. 31OO from Q till 3,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FALLS CHURCH-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGA-
mo Falls Church 1240-J
BETHESDA, EDGEMooR-6 RMS, =
bedrms., baths. auto heat. 2-car gar
cIARENcE sIsi 0fs kE1sER m VIZ e's 417s sauFeu so
; pm.
GROOM FURNIsHEp HOUSE. CALI
MOST. ATTRACTIVE NEW CENTER. HALL
brick home. tastefully furnished with new
0an ,e1 on s wS 0oF bre,Faf H9asqay ns
picture window, attached garage, restricted
Chevy Chase D. G. location near bus
VS. ssa7 betaeen m9 en snd se pm
Mr.. NEW NAVAL HOSP LOVELY RMS.
nN5t NOR. restricsed ad ssiASti WI pesus 5s44 iufn
sls S. IRVING ST. ARL., VA.-FUR-
nished 5rm ssm1detaShed ss1dts eat ho9Ss neal
with trees. 6 rooms 2 baths, automatic
beat; built-n garage well oof furniShea
T. foeb FH1LIips fIfaH Ea5fsf sss CONC Wo 1900 THos
Macarthur blvd-Conv transp. 2-family
S-r.. frame dwelling, large basement; oil
heat 3r apt snted s5o will
mo; 3 mo advance rent required. 19'
WESLEY HEIGHTs-6 ROOMS. 2 BATHS,
2-car garage. maids room: 5000 per mo.
jos C. ZIRKLE, DI SsSs or SH. 1851.
S25O-THIS HOME IS FURNISHED IN
excellent taste. a real center hall, 3 large
bedrooms. 2 baths. finished attic, 1st- floor
lavatory, furnished recreation room Almost
new. Available Immediately
WO. 1900. THOS L. PHILLIPS, 351 8 Conn.
BETHESDA, Md BEDRMs.. l BATH,
garags; ,aS large lot; sood Cd Ssdn sestion sloo
detached house. accommodates 4; unusually
attractive interior arranged for entertain.
ing. Real rugs. Tinted walls. Open FIRE.
places. Inspection to 8 pm. and Sun
10 am. to pm.
TAKOMA PARK-CONVENIENT TRANSP
3 bedrooms, > baths. maids room, garage:
no linens or silver: S12O month. 81. 1888
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
For prompt responses
and better serWce, adDer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldsSiJ1cdtions.
SINGLE ROOM, near bl
Rent CLdSSifcdtionS.

CUMFORTABIE SINGLE ROOM, near buS
NV. section; young man or young lady
gentle: unlim. phone. Woodley 6187.
CHEVY CHASE, Military I'd, mr.. Conn
eor bes Gay bave nnsrsnrins Go 4
bathrms.: Lear garage; no housekeeping
detached house, occupied by 8 adults
Phone OrdWay 3636
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SHARE PVT HOME WITH CONGENIAL
people. Room and board free to mother
and dauehter or couple for services in
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UPPER 10th ST-Basement rm. dble OF
single; best transp.; reasonable rates Ia
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1431 FAIRMONT ST. N.W-BASEMENT,
nicely furn.. private bath. shower. private
entrance. gentlemen Or cnuple. $40
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THoS. L. PHILLIPS.

SIS, S5O-NOT FAR FROM / 6th AND VAN
Buren, Sts.-A Diet. brick, less than two
years old; six rooms, bath front porch,
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JUST OYER, Oyer 3 D1,sc 6 LINE. Sc.
:, ESGeuent condition. full basement. coal
y Wh.' garage, finished room in attic;
so'?oo, $3.50 cash. $50 monthly.
oo,, ADELBERT W. LEE.
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SILVER SPRING,

900 cash $3.50 per mo. 5.room
| bath bungalow, large attic. auto heat full
cellar; screened porch. garage. large wooded
ioo, siate ROOF Cony; to schools, bus and
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO-BEDROOM, TWO-STORY HOUSE,
daylight three sides. Best central location.
Latin quarter mood. District a791.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,
APPREcIATIVE FAMILY. WPB Off
cial wife 13-yr old daughter. we'll
apartment furnished: location. NV near
Wisconsin ave- preferred. will consider
Chevy Chase. Georgtown, Arlington; $50
top; can. bring furniture later if desired
OR. 5421. 20"
6 OR ROOM HOUSE NEARBY ALEX
andria or Arlington. Phone Falls Church
2079-W. 10 am. to 10 pm las
BRITISH OFFICER WISHES RENT FUR
nished house, minimum 3 bedrooms.
Around. 81 50. Having rented own home
England. conscious value. careful tenant
EX. 1910, Ext. 95. to Z.
We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnlshed rs houses in the northwest
can ind YOU a responsible tenant if you
will list your house with us.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. Inc
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $500
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

(Continued.)
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ARTISTIC CORNER STUDIO RIM. large
closet, adj shower-bath: new deta ched
| home. gas heat; fine transp OR 1878
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WOODSIDE PARK.

NIO,OUU
reasonable cash payment and 500 per
mo. Beautiful. center-hall plan corner, s
rms, baths, extra lavatory on first floor,
screened side porch. built-in garage, auto
neat WOODED lot. Conv. to schools public
and parochlal. bus and shopping facilities,
FOR appointment to inspect call Sligo 694I
Evening star., 1942-11-19

PIANOS, uprights. S35 up Chickerinr,
stief, Lyon & Healey and others; srands
Steinway Kliabe. Slief. Bradbury and
others: Free delivery. LawSon &, Coli
ave. AID. 1928. Open evenings until 9.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

Chevy Chase, D. C.-S12,5OO.
en- Rfdueed cdus d. price. Detached house on
six bedrooms ard two baths, automatic
neat garage, and is in excellent condi-
tlon There are number of shade trees
on The premises, also several fruit trees
!das, me mouse is vacant and Immediate pos
lexclusiyely); Ma. 1900. Evenings Mrs.
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(Continued.)
CoMPLETELY FURNIsHED-

NEARBY VIRGINIA-ST $50
Lovely 6-room, beautifully furnished
nome on OF the Mt. Vernon blvd. only
years old. Large recreation room wit
open freplace. Price includes furniture
& 8 r Teal puy To see call Mr. Ginnetti ct
6d BEii LELL' District 3lO0. or Trinidad
Evening star., 1942-11-19

Mr.. GEORGIA AVE,--A 6-RM. ROW
brick home in good condition. Gas neat.
Detached garaee Possession January lSt.
A good buy for home or lnVeStmenI
Emerson 1890 till Q pm. F. A. TWEED
co. 500 Conn ave
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SIZ,70U.
Four bedrooms, heated sleeping porch, 2
baths. attic, .runroom. oil furnace, built in
garage; wooded lot 65xl5O In the Chevy
Chase section. west of Chevy Chase Circle.
Call WO: 2300 to inspect. Ewes. call MI,
Powell. Ashton 5202
EDW ii. JONES 4 CO.. INC.
Continued on Next PaseD
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Lovely Stone Residence,
Spring Valley.

This beautiful home has been greatly
reduced in price and now represents one
Of the nnest values obtainable anywhere
in washington today. On . beautiful
location 1t includes bedrooms. 3 baths,
den, lsyatory. auto. gas heat: gear garage.
the real value offered in this home. For
further details please call Major Yancey,
CO. O346
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. d. 1411
Evening star., 1942-11-19

PIANOS-We have the largest selection of
new and used pianos of all types in the
AGENTS for Kuabe, Wurlltzer' Fisher, Weber
Lester. Estey. Everett and, Others. Be sure
and see orr selection before you buy.
Terms. Call Republic 6212. Kits. 1880
G ST lMiddle Of The block
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New BungaloW-S5 9OC
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Financial Difficulties

Require immediate sale by owner of at
tractive frame bungalow, with asbestos
shinele siding; Located within 3 Minis.
Of Naval Med. Center and Health Inst.
2 bedrms., hardwood floors, full tile bath,
dinette and kit. gas heat, large basement
quick possession. Cash required above lst
trust. OIL. 6sOs If no answer, CO. 1857.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

NEW BRICK HOMES
Liquidation sale OF six detached homes
in suburbs of Alexandria. Va. Approved
| rental of $500 per year Priced for i'm :
mediate sale at only $4,000. Will net
over 10T on full price.
-" SHANNON L. LUcHs CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

T..
private home. including util.: SIS month
Dupont 5941.
2-BEDROOM APT IN NEW BLDG, IN
Sc. near Boiling Field; will lease for S42
per mo. including all utils, To tenant will
ing to act as caretaker for this 12-unit
bldg duties include care of auto. coal
stoker collection of refuse cleaning small
halls, etc preyfuss Bros, 1913 18th st.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

4 RMS. AND KITCHEN. SEMI-PVT. BATH;
couple preferred; Arlington, Va. Phone
Evening star., 1942-11-19

~ Location and environment UNSURPASSED
Near Conn. ave. and Biltmore Ten rms,
incl. beautiful sun parlor, baths
porches h.wh. by gas 2-car gar: new
mouse condition. Cost 81 = 900 on low mar
Ket: less than $4,000 on terms Mr.
WOODWARD, AID. 74s1 or DI 3346
DETACHED BRICK LESS THAN TWO
years old on fine lot containing six rooms
and bath, fireplace, auto heat, price
$3.50. real opportunity
THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
WO. 1900. 35lS Conn
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Third-floor apt; completely furnished
S45 per mo. Coal heat furnished. | rm.
now rented So per wk. Immediately
available to any one who purchases our
furnishings for $500 cash. Write now:
can be seen Sat. or Sun. Box 4O6-T. Star.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

ARLINGTON-Girl to share pine-paneled
basement rm. with another GIRL complete
bath; conv War and Navy Depts. CHI. 21lS.
GENTLEMEN-OFFICE ATTENTION
iav. Clubroom, hotel service. 1O-cent bus.
Good location. reasonable place to live
and entertain.-Club Glebe-Glebe 3g48.
ARLINGTON-Attracti double room, also
single room. next bath: reasonable; con-
venient to Pentagon Bldg. 17O5 N. OAK
st. Glebe 664a. -. ).
ARLINGTON, VA.-Mastef bedroom. pyt.
bath. new pvt. home. CHI. sO1O
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18th AND BELMONT-RM., KIT. PRIV: l
woman. $40; ,, S25 each. Call Columbia
oQ3S after $40 nm
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BEAUTIFUL APT, WONDERFUL VIEW:
$40 per month. Silver Spring 0532.
TWO RMS, BATH, NEAR CAPITOL-S55
per mo-, . mo. required. LU, 1925.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

1880 MASS. AVE NV, Apt. 42-Front
room. double bed; ladies only. Apply after
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or LARGE BACK ROOM with sleeping porch,
y; for l or 2: available Saturday Nov. 2l.
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DUTCH COLONIAL, S9,95O.

. Silver Spring. Md.-Beautiful brick-and-
frame II am ,,Iio home, contanins reception hail.
modern, kitchen. 3 bedrooms, tile bath
With shower; oil heat. bult-in garage
lenced-ln yard. shrubbery. flowers; 2
D MEASELL. WO 52ol I4oI Eve
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FURN. APT, ENTIRE End FLOOR, LoVEL
suburban home, living rm. bedrm, twi
beds. bath. No cooking Garage Wi
furnish as , bedrms. TIE 1877.
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1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. (nr. goth
| and M)-Very nicely furnished. well
heated single rooms, near showers, $50
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

HOME OF NAVAL OFFICER. master bed
living room, l0c buses, Arl, Wash, War
and Navy Bldes: gentleman. CHI. 1889.
ARL1NGTON-Lovely cozy room: :, gentle
men: modern, private home; &c fare Navy
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ARLINGTON FOREST-6-ROOM, BRICK.
extra large lot. nice trees, end house on
attractive street; occupied only mos.
Glehe 1871
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"a. THE CHURCHILL. 174O ST. n.w-Single
- rooms, with running water, mr. bath ano
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CIVILIAN EXECUTIVE WANTS FURN.
modern iv rm., bedrm.. bath apt, NV.
downtown; S10O. HO. O50O, Ext. ., T to
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JUST OFF MASS AVE

Homes and investments. covering the
entire city. Over 100 properties from
Sl,9oO UP.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. ME. 54f)o.
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VACANCY for l girl in lovely twin-bed
rm.. pvt. home; S22. mo. RA 1886
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PIANOS-Small Grant, apt. size, Gable &
Son. new condition. S225: Huntington Up
right, splendied condition $50. rare bar
gains Teacher, AID. 215S.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used spinets,
consoles and srands, at reasonable rates
Call Republic 6212, Kits, 1880 G ST.
Middle of the block
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, furn. room,
cooking privileges. Apply 2144 st. NV,
u nat MIR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-15
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Virginia Cyr of 19 Judd street will be held from the Lunny Funeral Home, 25 Gen. tral avenue, tomorrow at SIS o'clock to St. Ann's church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 The funeral of Carmine Salerno will be held Friday morning at 8 o'clock from the Maiorano Funeral Home, 95 Willow street, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, where a solemn high Mass will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot, Calvary cenle- tery. Friends may call at the fu- neral home today and tomorrow from 2 to Il p. m.
 The funeral of John Carroll was held this morning from the Bergin Funeral Home, 200 East Main street, to the Church of the Blessed Sac- rament. The Rev. Robert Chagnon celebrated the requiem Mass at S:3o o'clock.
 Burial was in Calvary cemetery with services by Father Chagnon.
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Haggerty was held this morning at 8:l5 o'clock from her home, 237 Boyden street, to St. Michael's Church. The Rev. James O'Brien celebrated the solemn high Mass of requiem at 9 o'clock, assisted by Rev. Robert Falls as deacon, and Rev. John L. Sullivan as sub-deacon.
 Miss Winifred Delaney, organist and soloist, arranged the musical program.
 The bearers, all members of the Waterbury Police Department, in- cIuded Thomas Dodds, Harold Law Tor, Joseph Phelan, Raymond Grady, Eugene Doherty and Frank Smith.
 Burial was in the family plot at Calvary with services by Father OBrien.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-15
DELAYED
 IN COX'S CASE

Hartford, Conn, July 15-(UP)- Gov. Hurley's decision on the re- moval of suspended State Highway Commissioner William J. Cox may be forthcoming at the end of the week, it was indicated today.
 Publication of the governors de- cision, along with the report of State Referee George E. Hinman, was reportedly scheduled for early this week, but there has been a dev lay.
 There was a general impression in state capitol quarters which usually are posted on developments that the decision would be against Cox, and that he will be removed. It was iTn- possible to confirm this impression.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-15
SLAYER OF GIRL
 NOT YET PROVEN
Continued from Page 1.)

Schnectady and then was employed for month in nearby Scotia.
 Detectives quoted him as saying he quit the Scotia job early in July and made a two-weeks' trip to Bos- ton to see a girl acquaintance. Dur ing the visit, police said, he was in the vicinity of Lynn and Salem, Mass.
 He returned to Schenectady late in July or early in August, remain ing here two months. Last winter he was confined to St. Marie hospi- tai at Lewiston, Me, because of a nervous breakdown.
 Employment took him to Windsor Locks, Conn.,, Buffalo, N. Y, and SchroCn Lake, N. Y, before he re- turned to Schnectady about six weeks ago. When he was first ar rested last Sunday he said he was from Lewiston, Me, ,,but later admit ted he lived in Pittsfield.
 In Lynn, Deputy Police Chief John Healey, who talked with Sche- nectady police by phone, said the suspect resembled descriptions of the dark = complexioned man in whose automobile the staying was believed to have taken place.
 Miss Cochran was last seen enter ing a street car on her way home from work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-15
Pertinent Facts M
 Waste Fat Can1paig11

vegetable frying fats, etc. WHAT TO DO WITH THE FATS
 Strain them into clean wide mouth can, not glass or paper container, and keep them in a cool dark place so they do not become rancid. When a pound or more is collected take it to your meat man. He will pay for them, and later will turn them oyer to a renderer who will start them on their way to the munitions factories. NOT A DRIVE"
 Saving waste kitchen fats is not another drive lasing a couple of weeks or months. This is war job - lasting as long as the war lasts. Every woman can and must make it 8 habit, part of the daily household routine. EXPLOSIVE FACTS
 A. Two pounds of waste kitchen fats will fire five anti-tank shells.
 B. The waste butcher fats saved by 8 city of 100000 families will supply 100000 anti-aircraft shells a month.
 c. If every woman in America saved as little as four ounces of kitchen fat a week, it would make two and a half millions pounds of gunpoWder.
 AND REMEMBER
 Butchers buy salvaged fats.
 Your butcher pays for salvaged fats.
 Saving fats is war job.
 Start saving kitchen fats today.
 Save kitchen fats for explosives.
 Save grease for gunpowder.