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ROOMS FURNISHED.
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5717 9th ST. N.W.-Master bedrm., private
shower, uR!lm. phone; excellent transporta-
ton: gentileS GE. 03il.
1885 MACOMB ST. NM twin bdrms,.
oath, extra lavatory. cabinet, 3 large closets:
4 gentlemen: refs. EN-. 1864.
CHEVY CHASE = Communicating shower,
hot water. twin beds; service officers or
other responsible men WI. 450S.
GEORGETOWN-Large front room, private
family; gentleman. Call Michigan $500.
1884 NEWTON ST NW-Lovely room.
new, comfortable couch, with or without
kitchen privileses; unlimited phone SEQ mo.
2637 WOODLEY PL, NW.-Conv.. location.
/ 50. Wardman Park, master bedrm.. prl-
vate bath. unllm phone AID. 5000.
DOWNTOWN. 1905 Eye st nw-l double.
| single comfortable rooms, gentlemen only.
RE. 2665.
DOWNTOWN, mr.. 10th, and K n,w-Twin
gentlemen: So ca. VIZ. ME. 5l55.
700 IRVING ST NE-Large room. next TO
bath, gentleman preferred. So week.
room, private home; unlim. phone y blk
from express bus GE. 209l.
32O9 18th ST. N.W.-Large front lst-fioor
room. lights heat semi-bath, phone. l
adult only: 81 week.
1918 MASS AVE. NW-Comfortab ably fur
nished room. private bath. complete with
shower. gentleman. SD mo.
17I5 ALASKA AVE NV rooms. ! at
$50, l at S35. direct bus service. GE.
@5S1.
LARGE, BRIGHT, pleasant room, next to
bath. gas heat. bus at corner, telephone,
retired elderly person. Trinidad 5974.
BETHESDA. MD-Master bedroom, new
home, double bed. private bathroom en-
ployed couple or > girls breakfast. garage
optional. WI. 041S.
5sIl 10th ST. NW-Nicely furnished
front room, bath TO be shared with l other:
gentleman only.
1888 IRVING ST. NW-Large,. nicely
furn: Ink priv, FrigldalTe. oil heat;
semi-pvt. bath; good transp. After l D m.
PIG sth ST NE-Large. nicely furn. front
rm., plenty heat, hot water; refined pvt.
home Gentlemen. FIR S079
TWIN BEDS, large double room; American
men preferred. 1909 New Hampshire ave.
NV. ia. 1885.
DOWNTOWN CONN. 6Hotel-AptD
Beautiful bed-liv. I'M. lge. closet: sou.
expos; for l or . refined gentlemen. refs;
reas.: unlim. phone. ME. 1875, q TO 10.
n~~A.e alN,eVtaAncncR
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CLOSE-IN MARYLAND

comfortable 6-rm. I-bath home. almost
new wooded lot, built-in garsge valk-up
foored attic with space for additional
rooms, ,hot-water heat with summer and
winter hookup. For full information call
MR.. TUCKER. NE. 1143.
I
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WIDOW, semi-invalid, wants board and
room in small private family: no care re-
qured; rate must be reas. Box 460-L, Star.
TO-
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APARTMENTS FUR OR UkFUR.

MODERN APT. FOR ADULTS
rms, k and bath. new refg. and stove,
hi. i. and gas incl ABB N. Hampshire
ave, NV.
THoS D WALSH INC. Df. 1857.
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3 WEST ALEX NDRIA AVE, Alex, va
Gentleman: sleeping room: L bIocK eaSl
intersection Br ddock and Russell rds: Do
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uolJsEs AND kPTs., NEW YORK

NEW YORK CITY.
CHOICE FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
SHORT-LONG TERM LEASE.
Apartment Leasing Service,
152 West 7ond st. Trafalgar 4-1500
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. 10th
and F SITS .w.-Fireproof: A. A. A.: one
room. kit. diaette. pvt. bath; ] or per-
sons; day. week; Frisidaire; full service:
nicely furnished; no cats or dogs. Ma 5425.
a RANDOLPH PL NW-BEDROoM
sink: oil heat; adults. MA. 2345 81
ROOMS !. KdTSHEN s5 P!NETTE BATH
18th ST.: $3.50. Phone DE. 1742.
FOR THREE MONTHS OR MORE ONE
large bright studio. Pullman kitchen show
er: central location. n.W., utilities included
price, $50 per month: references. Phone
after z D. m. HO. 3541.
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
with one other girl. Phone co. $3.50
after 6.30 pm.
1906 BELMONT RID NW-LARGE ROOM,
combination kit, Frlsldaire, all utilities;
$3.50 week
CLARENDoN-3 ROOMS, KIT, BATH,
house. Conv. to all buses. s64. OK O575
81 E. CAP. ST-FIRST FLOOR. COM
petely furn. III k. room. range. sink, near
bath $50 month 10 sober couple
Mt. PLEAsANT-LIvING ROOM, . BED
rooms, kltchenette, dinette. bath: utilities
furnishe6. Phone. Auto. heat. IA block
1882 TRINIDAD AVE Me- BEDROOM
kit furn for Ink: everything furn; 50
week; auto heat unlimited phone.
YOUNG WOMAN WILL SHARE MODEST
with another; pvt bath: $50 per mo, incl
gas; elec,. switchboard serv.;. front apt. nr
G W. u: refs. exch. Box 457-L. Star.
5307 sth ST Nw-sTUDIo BR. S.
sleep ne porch, kitchen; gas h. corv
location; l. " gent GE. $3.50
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OWNER MUST SELL,

Attractive broom BUNGALOW in Silver
Spring, oversize living room with fireplace,
screened porch. attached garage, oil heat,
large lot. $3.50. terms
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DOWNTOWN, .I15 sth st. NV; Apt, co1s,
End f.. neat. omfortable next PAIN; of
single e. 5p ID lble MA. 1880 after 4.
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ROOMS UNFURhIsHEp.

Co., TENNESSEE AVE. NE-Two unfur-
nished rooms for Ink; reasonable.
1923 lst ST, NE. lee. connecting
rooms conv. to car and bus, SOS. Call
after 5 pm. North 2176.
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420 c. ST NE

PACING STAUNTON PARK.
Near Capitol and Union StatIon-Larse.
eight-room and three bath home, COM
pletely arranged for four separate apts:
new automatic heating system; this home
Is completely equipped with fire escape
ana FIRM alarm system: close to car lines,
SCHOOLS. churches and stores; price. Ss, $500:
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18th ST. HEIGHTS N.W.-Master peoroom
home: suitable L or 2 gentlemen; $50 mo.
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BRADLEY WOODS.

This center-hau Colonial home less than
a year old porch across entire front. COL
umns to roof, situated on a beautiful
corner wooded lot is an outstanding buy.
There is spacious living room with Are
place. dining room, kitchen, lift. paneled
den. and ) large bedrooms, with . COM
plete baths, on 2nd floor. Price under
$4,000 for immediate sale.
-
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| oo1 P ST Nv gentlemen preferred.
| with or witho t board. See the room at
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FURNISHED looms, single or double, Isl
floor next tIth; reasonable "oo4 .
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.-Larse
room with dressing room suit. 3; ch-w.:
best foods S33 per mo. ca. ME. 1904.
VACANCY in twin-bed room. gentle gen.
tleman; NV. section: delicious food. Call
ia. 1152.
WILL BOARD l child. 3 yrs. or over, nice
suburban home. 81 wk. 1880 Livingston
rd.. Eyatts., Md
RANDOLPH 7269-Young naval officer
WILL SHARE master bedrm. and bath with
desirable young man. gentle only.
ROOM for three young men, continuous
hot water: excellent meals. RA. 1907. %
PETWORTH SECTION-Vacancy for one
young lady; Jewish home. ia. s325.
MT PLEASANT-Double room. twin beds.
sleeping porch. in detached house: adj.
Rock Creek Park good food. CO. 1920.
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CHEVY CHASE MD.-Room 15Xlt IT,, IN
new house l. cely furnished, bath and
shower 6xS TT practically private; plenty
hot water, urimited phone near room
air-conditioneo heat: excellent tranSporla- :
ton; near goo. eating places gentieman'
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ROOM. pvt. tile bath. Beautyrest mattress;
Maid service; , room. S45 mo Corona Cot
olaza Hotel co rt, Baltimore hlgn-
-. - AIarvland IIDlN-
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I4I6 NICHOLS IN ST. NV blk. 18th
bus: lovely frClt rm.. pvt. famlIy, so
Georgia 473S
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WANTED SOON

Furn apt. in apt. bldg, or room, bath,
private entrance for one gentleman: NV.
section or Arlington GEORGETOWN or near
Capitol Excellent references. MR.. W.,
after = MI 5000.
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Beautiful COLLEGE, Park

This center-hall white brick home re-
baths on the @nd floor. maids room and
complete bath in basement. 2-car earase;
on beautiful wooded lot. Price, Sl2450,
| Call OWNER. WI o42o
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NEAR CATHEDRAL.

2913 Both ST NV
Price Of this beautiful modern home in
cludeS exquisite furniture and carpets:
built years ago; spacious rooms 3
bedrooms, sun porch, 21z baths finished
room on 3rd: exQuistely furnished r4crea-
tlon room and powder room, auto gas
heat; large garden; detached garage:
100000 LEWIS BROWN, DI. 2724:
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t317 KANSAS AVE. NW.-Larse bright
,oom, new furniture. twin beos' sho"ef'
c0ry. trans, garage.
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MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Gle 0S0

A rare opportunity to purchase a neW-
detached brick home in this exclusive loca-
ton iust off Mass. ave, There are six
spacious rooms. two ultramodern tiled
baths air-conditioned oil heat. open deck
sun porch on second floor Large recreation
room with bar and log burning fireplace.
Attached garage. Ready for occupancy in
30 days. Act now. Call Mr.. Evans.
WO 0290
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
16OS II Nu+iooo1
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BRICK. LUMBER. PLUMBING MATERIALS
at bargain prices from hundreds Of
wrecking Jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
ranged for easy selection st HECHINGER'S.
ing TO any of our four yards
HECHINGER CO. Used Material Dept.
be25 Ga Ave NV 1905 Nichols Ave g e
Lee HgWy at Falls Church, Va
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I3oO HARVARD ST N.W-One sleeping
rnnn, SS sinal.. sc double. See 1anltOr.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BEDS = ACME STORAGE NEW YEAR
spring and mattress. Sl3.90: dresser, 50;
living room; good furniture al a SACRI-
FICE. We close at & pm, but will also
be open MONDAY and THURSDAY nights.
Doors open am ACME MOVING &
STORAGE, 461S 14th ST NV. Georgia
rOOO Four (1) rugs Qx1c
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BICYCLE mans %. good condition SO.
Dupont 0416 after pm.
draft, perfect combustion Specialist exh
fans, Q" to 3S, stocked. Carty, l60S 14th.
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SILVER SPRING.

NEW COLONIAL HOMES
rooms bath. 2-Story houses. larged,
wooded lots, built-in garages; near stores,
schools and transportation overlooking
1JO-acre park
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.,
1854 Colesyllle Rd SE 6IO0
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BOOKS-HigheSt prices paid for good
books. BARGAIN BOOK STORE, sos 9th
st. NV. DI. 5007. Open Sun. and eyes.
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VALUABLE HAULING and delivery bus-
ness, est 30 years. for sale due 10 call for
Army service. Immediate response neces-
Sarv Box 2a1-C. Star.
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5717 9th ST. NW.--Master bedrm., private
shower, un!lm. phone, excellent transporta-
tion: gentileS. GE. 034l.
4536 MACOMB ST. NM twin bdrms
oath, extra lavatory. cabinet, 3 large closets:
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BLACKOUC SHADES.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture, din
md living room sui es, elec. retriRerators.
glassware and rugs DIJ 0513 12s
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PERSONAL.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

PAINTING. papering, wall scraping, plas-
fering, carpentering homes repaired from
roof: large or small Jobs; reaS. reliable
ro1nred uorkrep QSR4
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WASHING MACH1NES1Clearance sale OF
used washers. S14.95 I'D. Park Radio Co..
2146 p st. NV.
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BARRED RoCKs, R. 1: Reds. White L
horns Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Fe
Store SI9 K st NV. Metropolitan O0e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
ABE LYMAN GETS
 ARENA BOOKINGS

One of the most colorful and best loved personalities in the show world will play at the New Haven Arena on next Sunday. afternoon and evening in another great swing satlon attraction of the Show of the Week." He is Abe Lyman, famous maestro of the Caifornians.
 In twenty years of conducting, Abe Lyman has become 8 tradition in show business. He. has skipped no part of it-screen, vaudeville, musical, comedy, cabaret, radio, one-nighters, foreign bookings-and came through all with flying colors. His first notable success dates back to those early days of motion pie lures, before the screen found its voice, when Lyman's newly organ ized Californians were wowing the citizenry at the famous Cocoanut Grove.
 Manhattan has been Abe's hunt ing ground in recent years. He broke away from New York however several months ago, to make rec ord-breaking run at the Ches Farce in Chicago, where he comes from direct to the Arena.
 Featured with Abe are the lovely Rose Blanc and Billy Sherman, vo- calistS deluxe. There will be mann moth stage show in front of the Harry German band to make this another Double Double" Show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
1OSO-WTIC-2SS

w ~ e3G@ 4:00-Backstage Wife 4:15-Stella Dallas 4:30-Lorenzo Jones 4:45-Young Wilder Brown 5:00-When a Girl Marries -5:15'-Portia Faces Life 5:30-We, The Abbotts 5:45-Dance Music 5:55-Stand By, America 6:00-News 6:15-Professor Andre Schenker
 commentator 6:S0-Salon Orchestra 6:45-Lowell Thomas, commentator T:O0-Fred Waring in Pleasure
 Time 7:15-News of the World 7:30-Come On and Dance S:0O-The Telephone Hour S:30-The Voice of Firestone 9:00-Doctor I. c. 9:30-Music Educators National
 Conference 10:00-Contented Program 10:30-Waltz Serenade 11:00-NewS 11:15-Nelson Olmsted 1I:30-Bob Armstrong's Orchestra l2:00-News A. M. A8 12:05-Hospitality Time 12:30-Paul Martins Orchestra 12:55-News
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06

The women of st. Paul's will hold a sewing meeting and silver tea to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the uarisn hall. Curtains are be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
POLI'S

Appearing in person tats Thurs day and Friday on the stage of the Loew Poli theater is Jack Haley, famous star of stage, radio and screen. Haley, famous singing comedian has appeared in smash 20th Century Fox musicals and hit productions for other big studios. He will be especially remembered for his role in "The Wizard of O." op- posite Judy Garland. His appear ance here in person for 2 big days this week is a real treat so make your plans now to attend one of the 4 shows to be given each day.
 The second big double headliner on the bill is Bob Allen and his orchestra. Bob was formerly the vocalist with the late Hal Kemp's band, and after the untimely death of the latter, took over the band himself and is now touring the country, this being one of his very first eastern appearances. AL len possesses rich romantic bari tone voice and radio and stage de- voices will be thrilled by his songs, and the smooth rhythms of his or- chestra.
 An extra added attraction on the program is lovely blonde singer, Shirley Dean, who became famous in the Jones Family series on the screen, and along with these three headline attractions are other big star acts.
 On the screen there will be an outstanding program headed by the Metro Goldwyn-Mayer hit, This Time for Keeps" with Ann Ruther- ford and Robert Sterling in the leading roles. Irene Rich, Guy Kibbee, Virginia Weidler and Dor othy Morris head the superb sup porting cast. There will also be sel- ected shorts and the latest news events.
 Attractions current at the Loew Poll theater are Song of the Islands" in technicolor, starring Betty Grable, Jack Oakie and Vic- tor Mature, along with Hilo Hattine and Harry Owens and his Royal Hawaiians, and on the same bill "On the Sunny Side" with Roddy Me- Dowall, Katherine Alexander and Stanley Clements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
M The Local TheaterS

ti1lues it's giant spring time parade of motion picture hits with the presentation of Kings Row" eager ly awaited film version of the Henry Bellamann novel starting Wednes- day.
 Boosting one of the most distin- guished casts ever assembled in one motion picture Kings Row" pre- sents such favorites as Ann Sher- idan, Robert Cummings, Ronald Reagan and Betty Field in the lead- ing roles.
 The apparently humdrum small city of the American nlidlands, wherein all human passions and prejudices are encompassed in small space, has not often been used by the novelists or the movie makers as the locale for their product.
 Kings Row" dared to be differ ent. It represents frank unlnasking of such a town. with the resultant high drama and the comedy, pathos and excitement that always are to be found there.
 This IS the story of young people, struggling to find their happiness against the opposition of circum- stance and misunderstanding. The background of the story is the seething undercurrent of small city life, the petty jealousies, the pathe- tic struggle for survival, the clash of ideals and ideals between indi- viduals and generations.
 Tn addition to the above men, toned stars the cast includes such favorites as Charles Coburn, Judith Anderson. Claude Rains, and Harry Davenport.
 And for your further enjoyment the management will present Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, zany com edy about two rejectees who started their own army. Jackie Gleason, Jack Durant, Florence Rice and Bruce Bennett play the leading roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
BUDDY ROCERSAT
 STATE THEATER

Appearing for the last times to- day at the State Theater, Hartford, is a giant 5-unit stage show featur- ing, in persons, such famous screen stars as Buddy Rogers, famous per- sonality of stage, screen and radio; Zasu Pitts, inimitable screen come- dienne; and Billy Gilbert, incom- parable funster of the screen. Also appearing in person, is Clyde Me- orchestra, featuring the Bennett Coy and his famous Sugar Blues" sisters. An added treat on this gi- gantic stage show is the top-notch musical revue, Meet the People" with huge cast, including a chorus of famous Hollywood beauties. This engagement ends tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06

Next Sunday, April l2. Rev. vin- cent J. Lawlor, of the Congregation of Missions, will open @ two weeks mission at St. MichaelS church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
STATE

Performances tomorrow evening at Warmers State theater mark your last opportunity of seeing Olivia De Havilland, Henry Fonda and Joan Leslie in the hilarious comedy '"The Male Animal"; also Elizabeth Berg ner and Randolph Scott in Paris Calling"
 In Mne with its policy of present. ing the cream of the motion picture crop Warmers State theater con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
CAMPBELL CHOSEN
 FOR LEADING ROLE

Thomas Campbell has been se- lected to play the leading role in Village 0reen," the Civic The ater play now in rehearsal.
 He will replace c. Wayne Clark, popular Civic Theater favorite, who was scheduled to leave Waterbury today to take up 8 post with the U. S. Employment Service at an un- disclosed location. MT. Clark had been employed at the Plume & At wood Mfg. Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
VETERAN ACTOR BUSY
1920 KiIOcycles

Raymond Hatton was signed for a featured role in M-G-M's "Once Upon Thursday" Hatton will por- tray a beach watchmen who con- stantly interferes in the romance of Marsha Hunt and Richard Carl- son. Others in the cast include Mar jorie Main, Spring Byington, Vir- ginia Weidler, Melville Cooper, and Allyn Joslyn. Jules Dassin is direct ing. Irving Starr is producting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
SUNRISE SERVICE
 FEATURES EASTER
Methodist Young People Sponsors; Tithers SOci-
 ety COnvenes Tonight
WAITE ERVIIlE COrrespondent--Mrs. R. ". Henion, Telephone 3-5462

Waterville, April 6-Hundreds at tended the Easter services, at the various churches in Waterville yeS- terday. The Young People of Grace Methodist church held a sunrise service at 2 o'clock, which was fol- lowed by a breakfast.
 At St. Michaels church there was an extra Mass, at l0:l5, with high Mass at II at which a special musi- cal program was sung.
 The flowers in all churches were in abundance, and new Easter clothes were very much in evidence.
 Next Sunday, April 12, Rev. vin- cent J, Lawlor, of the Congregation of Missions, will open two weeks mission at St. MichaelS church.
 A meeting of the TitherS society of Grace Methodist church will be held tonight at 6 o'clock, with the ofncial board at 8 p. m.
 The Women's Society for Chris tian Service will meet Wednesday evening at T o'clock, in the church parlors, with Mrs. Arthur Twelves, president in charge.
 The second in a series of 10 week ly classes on nutrition, will be held tomorrow afternoon in Sprague gymnasium, from 9 until 4 o'clock, under the sponsorship of Red Cross and the Parent Teacher association, with Mrs. John Staneslow as in- structor.
 A group of Waterville women met Thursday afternoon at Sprague school for Red Gross sewing. An- other meeting will be held April g.
 The monthly meeting of the American Legion Second District will take place, Wednesday, April 8 ct 8:SO p. m. at the town hall in Meriden. The Legion will meet in the auditorium and the auxiliary in the court room.
 The women of st. Paul's will hold a sewing meeting and silver tea to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the uarisil hall. Curtains are be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
MASONS IN VISIT
 TO BRIDGEPORT

Forty Waterbury MaSons will att tend exercises to be conducted ct Bridgeport tonight by Lafayette consistory. The 20th degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry will be exemphfied.
 Several Waterbury men will be among those receiving the degree. The local group will leave from the Masonic temple at 6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06

ing made for the back of the church. April IS. the local women plan to attend a meeting in Nauga- tuck at St. NEichael's Episcopal church.
 Mrs. John Burger of 6prague street had with her over Easter, her son, . sophomore at Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, of Troy, N. F., and her two daughters, Miss Elizabeth Burger of Hartford, and Miss Frieda Burger of New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
uNCI.E SAM no,0n TIT

Radios Junior" has been recog- ni1ed by the United States Postal Department.
 Red Skelton recently received Q letter addressed to ''I Do'od It." Hollywood, Calf.
 The letter was delivered prompt lw
Evening star., 1942-11-23
|B'naiB' B'rithG Group
Will Sponsor
War Bond Tea
Victory Parade
To Feature Shoe
Planned Tuesday

As a part Of the observance o.
women at war week the Women's
Auxiliary OF B'nai Birth will spon.
sor a War bond tea at 2 pm. Friday
at the DorcheSer House.
Admission will be purchase of q
bond of any denomination during
the month of November through
the organization. Bonds will be or
sale at the tea or may be obtained
from members of the War Savings
Committee.
Those making purchases of the
larger denominations, starting al
$500, will be placed on a special
sponsors list, which is growing
daily, according to officials.
Victory Parade"
Features of the tea will be a fash
ion show and victory parade" in
which various war activities of the
auxiliary will be depicted.
Members with records of service
in numerous types of war work have
been chosen to appear in the parade
and will wear the uniforms and
insignia Of their particular fields
Nurses aides, motor corps drivers,
canteen workers and women en-
gagged in such phases of the Red
Cross program as the production
unit and surgical dressings will be
represented in the parade. The or
ganization also has members affili-
ated with the AWVS, USO and
ODC programs.
One of its important war projects,
which cannot be depicted in the
parade, is the furnishing of three
recreation rooms at Boiling Field by
the camp and hospital service unit.
Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz, chairman of
Evening star., 1942-11-23
Brazi|'s Economic Gar
Vested With Wide Powers

Brazirs new co-ordinator of eco
nomic mobilization. J. A. Lins de
Barros, has been vested with ex-
traordinary powers to obtain the
greatest utilization of economic re-
sources. Responsible only to the
President, he will take action to
insure efficient output of essential
materials and products, control
imports and exports, coordinate
Transportation. ration fuel and elec-
trio power, regulate labor supply
and use. control prices and fix the
quantities of merchandise which
can be sold.
The co-ordinator will also regu-
late private enterprise, promote pur-
chase, loan and sale of industrial
equipment, requisition merchandise
and. services, effect collaboration
among governmental agencies and
private enterprise.
Interference with his activities is
punishable by one to three years
imprisonment and maximum fine
of $1,000.
Evening star., 1942-11-23
Club Federation
Meets Wednesday

Because the regular meeting date
OF the District Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs falls on Thanksgiving
the November session has been
changed to Wednesday, according
to an announcement. 1t will be held
at 1890 am. at the Gilbert, 246O
Sixteenth street NV.
The December meeting also will
be changed to Wednesday, Decem-
ber %, SO as not to fall on Christmas
eve.