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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
POLLS

Today and tomorrow brings to a
close the double feature program
now showing at the Loew Poll
theater. This outstanding program
consists of two big hits, Happy
Land with Don Ameche, Frances
Dee, Harry Carey and Ann Ruther-
ford in a true to life story and
whispering Footsteps" a film
packed with action, thrills and
chills with John Hubbard and Rita
Quigley in the leading roles.
Coming to the Loew Poll theater,
Wednesday and for limited en-
gagement of two days only. is an
other star-studded stage and screen
show. The stage show is headlined
by "one of the most talked of bands
in America" Vaughn Monroe and
his orchestra and featuring the very
lovely Phyllis Lynne, swinging out
with the latest hit tunes of the
day. Monroe and his orchestra
come direct to Loew Poll theater
stage, from their latest successful
engagement in leading hotels,
theaters and night clubs through
out the country. Other big acts
featurde with the orchestra are
Mildred Law. Singing and dancing
star of Artists and Models, pre-
senting the latest in dancing styles,
Murphy Sisters, harmony singing,
Gil and Bernice Mason, stars of
such Broadway hits as "Star and
Garter" and Naked Genius" -
these are considered the greatest
comedians of all time. The stage
shows are presentd daily at 1:20.
400, $50 and 900 p. m. Make
your plans now to attend in adj
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
1855
l2.AA

Here's the fashion you have been
reading about--the soft suit. Make
it in wool crepes or wool and
rayon mixtures wear it under
your coat, just as you would a
dress.
Pattern No 1866 is in sizes IL,
IA. 16, 10, 20; 40, AZ, "A. Size IA,
long sleeves, IA yards 39-inch
material.
For this attractive pattern, send
Is cents, plus 1 cent for postage,
in coins, with your, name, address,
pattern number and size to Water
bury Democrat, Todays Pattern
Service, LOG 7th Avenue, New York
II, N. Y
Have you seen the new issue
of Fashion our 52-page guide to
new sewing styles for fall? Order a
copy today. The price is 25 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
STRAND

Two of the most popular and best
selling novels ever published, THE
Rains Came and Under Two
Flags" are now showing on the
Strand Theater screen, with per-
formances scheduled to end tomor-
row evening.
No less than seven of the screens
top ranking stars will be seen in
these two spectacular hits, with Ty-
rome Power, Myrna 10y and George
Brent in 1.-THE Rains Came" and
Ronald Colman, Claudette Colbert,
Rosalind Russell ard Victor Nc
Laglen in "Under Two Flags"
Opening on Wednesday at the
Strand is gala Holiday show
topped by Leslie Howard, David
Niven and Rosamund John in the
thrilling "Spitfire' story of gal
liant courage, blazing action and
tender romance. Critics the country
over have gone all-out in their
praise of "Spitfire" as one of the
finest documents ever to reach the
screen. In it Leslie Howard gives
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
Pickup" Appeal After Five
BY ROsELLEN CALLAHAN
NEA Staff Writer

New York.-The most up-and-
coming accessory in many a season
is the weskit. Strict. a fashion
FLIP made up in daring striped
taffeta or hot shades of satin with
Jewel button trimming, 1t can also
be a decided comfort in corduroy
and flannel when the mercury takes
nose dive.
Their pickup appeal is tremen-
dous. It's surprising what a lift
Kelly green jacquard yeStee with
crystal buttons can give to a plain
black skirt and white blouse. And
how chic the sleek and slim striped
tie silk weskits, in stunning color
combinations of red and navy or
royal and emerald, make you look.
Borrowed from the men, and
introduced originally as an Access
sorry to the tailored suit, the style
now has little mannishness about
it. Most appealing are the rayon
satin ones in luscious shades of
Chinese turquoise, shocking pink.
chartreuse and ceriSe, with tab
pockets and crystal buttons. Worn
over simple black shirtmaker
frock and pointed up with piece
of costume jewelry, it makes a
most effective theater and restau-
rant costume.
Wide vale corduroy is favored
for wear with sports suits. And fire
engine red flannel waistcoat with
gilt buttons tone up the little black
basic dress and suit, alike, plus add
ing about Is degrees of warmth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
JACQUES

Waterbury lovers of the legitimate
theater will have the opportunity of
seeing Broadway's hit productions
at popular prices starting Christ
mas day.
jacques theater has been leased
by a New York theatrical group
which will present season of out
standing stage plays lasting
throughout the winter months.
The initial production opening on
Christmas day for a weeks engage
ment will be Separate Rooms"
starring the popular movie celebrity
Lyle Talbot and the ever popular
Mae Murray. The production will
be presented exactly as it was dur
ing its sensational two-year Broad
way run and with the original cast.
There will be a special holiday
matinee Christmas day at 3 p. m.
and an evening performance at $3.50.
Following the opening there will
be two performances daily and Sum
day at 2:30 and $3.50 excepting Mon
day.
FOllOWlng the presentation OF
Separate Rooms, the management
will bring Nancy Carroll, another
favorite movie celebrity, to Water
bury as the star of "Mr and Mrs.
North"
Other productions scheduled for
early presentation include Personal
Appearance" starring Glady S
George, you Can't Take 1t With
YOU, SO Men On a Horse, sailor
Beware" uncle Harry" watch
On the Rhine, The Man Who
Came to Dinner" and others.
1t will be the policy of the new
management to present a new guest
star each week.
The theater has been renovated
and new heating system installed
for the comfort of its patrons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

really thought the three no trump
contract was due for a terrific set.
After winning the first trick,
West shifted to the jack Of clubs.
Dumny's queen won and the queen
Of diamonds was returned. When
West refused this, another diamond
was led, West won, cashed the king
Of hearts and led back another
club. This was won with dummy's
ace the ace of spades was caohed,
and the tenspot was successfully
finessed. The nine Of spades was
then played, Mrs. McKenney over
took with the jack, cashed the king
of spades and the two good dia-
monds, thus making three no trump
doubled and redoubled.
If West had opened club, he
would have gained the timing on
the hand and would have set the
contract one trick. So buying the
War Bond gave me not only sound
investment but a good bridge hand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
SPECTACULAR SINATRA

'Hlgher and Higher,' RkO
Radios Sinatra Show starring
Michele Morgan, Jack Haley and
Frank Sinatra, will receive a spec
tacular premiere on New Years
Eve in fifty RKO metropolitan the
aters in the Manhattan, Bronx,
Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester and
Newark areas. The preyiew will be
for the one night, to be followed at
q. later date by q regular Broadway
tlrst-run engagement. All fifty
houses will start this picture at 5
>. m. and run continuously until
lawn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

vance and enjoy this early Christ
mas treat.
The giant screen program show
on the same program consists OF
"Jive Junction" with a cast of
favorites in a story chuck full Of
mirth, rhythm and songs. The first
screen show gets under way at IL
noon sharp with the doors of the
theater opening at 11:45. The COM
plete stage and screen show is seen
in its entirety by 2:30 p. m. allow
ing defense workers to be out and
at their jobs at 300 p. m.
Tickets are now on sale for cur
Gala Midnite ShoW-Buy early and
be assured of a seat. Avoid the
rush ond confusion of standing in
line Remember the date Deem
Der 81. See and hear the greatest
singing star Of all tim, and carton
of other surprises are in store as
well. All seats 75c. including tax.
Attend the Loew's Pol itheater and
ring in the New Year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
&2M Gl1A hbaI
EENfck0MAT5M4
Frosted Graham
Cracker Cake Is
Family Treat
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA STAFF Writer

Try simple desserts for a few
days. then treat the family to
something special. After a good
dinner, fruit and crackers and
cheese make a welcome end to
meal. Use as much cottage cheese
as you can when the milk supply
is curtailed. That's the way to get
your needed calcium
Now for the big treat:
Graham Cracker Cake
One-half cup shortening, l cup
sugar; eggs, separated; / cup
milk, u cup cake flour, 2 tea
spoons baking powder, y pound
graham crackers (crumbs), >, tea
spoon vanilla.
Cream shortening and sugar
add yo.ks of eggs Zone at time)
and beat we'll. Mix flour, baking
powder and finely ground crackers.
Add alternately with milk to first
mixture. Add vanilla. Then fold In
stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in
two layers in moderate oven $3.50
degrees F) for a half hour.
Custard Filling
One cup scalded milk, IA cup
sugar, l tablespoon cornstarch, 2
egg yolks, juice and rind of Y lem
on.
Mix cornstarch and sugar, add
the hot milk and mix gradually
with egg yo'ks, slightly beaten.
Cook in double boiler, stirring
constantly until thickened. Cool
and add lemon flavoring
Seven Minute Icing
One egg white, unbeatcn; 3 ia
teaspoons cold water, 7-8 cup gran
ulated sugar, IA teaspoon cream Of
tartar, Y teaspoon vanilla.
Place all ingredients except va
nilla in top Of double boiler. Beaet
with rotary beaten until thorough
ly mixed. Place over rapidly
boiling water, beat constantly and
cook for seven minutes until frost
ing stands up in peaks. Let stand
over cold water until cool. Add va
nilla. Frost top and sides of cake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
In The Local TheaterS

the program and features. Warren
William and Margaret Lindsay.
Elaborate plans have been made
for the gala Christmas show which
comes to the State starting Friday,
Christmas Eve and which will be
headlined by Riding High" with
Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell and
Victor Moore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
Beauties Hints
Keep Busy To Defeat
Fatigue From Boredom,
Over Emotion
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

Have that tired feeling? 1t can
sap vitality. shake poise and turn a
sweet disposition sour. If you're
tired, yet don't do hard enough ply
steal labor to warrant all Of that
fatigue, you're probably overlooking
three prevalent reasons for it.
No. l is anxiety. That's it, If you
have worries and aren't preoccupied
enough to rout them. Best way to
drop the ak on worry is to keep busy.
The faster you move, the less chance
worry has to catch up with you.
No. 2 is boredom. A bored woman
is a tired woman. She's apt to think
that things must be made exciting
for her, not that she puts excite
ment into what she does.
No. 3 is an inferiority complex.
Best cure for that is to build up a
debated ego. Do it by making people
like you; by doing something SO
useful that you'll have to feel proud
of yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
, MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

It Isn't often that I get chance
to kibitz Mrs. McKenney at bridge,
because she generally objects when
I pull up a chair to watch-and
the rules of the game permit players
to refuse to have kibitzers. Under a
new rule, however, if kibitzer buys
a War Bond, a player cannot send
him away; so I bought bond,
pulled up chair and watched Mrs.
McKenney play this hand. could
see both Mrs. McKenney's hand in
the South and the West hand, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

a superb, final performance in ali
especially brilliant career. You'll
thrill to it-you1l love it! BY all
means see "Spitfire" during its en-
gagement here at the Strand. IN
cidentally, this marks the first Wa
terbury showing of the picture.
On the same holiday Z. os4 ain will
be another smash hit, The Deer
slayer" with an all-star cast head
ed by petite Jeal Parker and Bruce
Kellogg.
Watch for "a Star Is Born" in
technicolor starring Frederic March
and Janet Gaynor and coming ston
to the Strand together with 1.-THE
Lady Vanishes."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
TOMORROW'S MENU

Cat the Basic Z Every Day.
BREA KFAST: Grapefruit,
hot cereal, sweet rolls, but
ter or fortified margarine,
marmalade, coffee, mi = for
children.
LUNCHEON: Vegetable soup,
crackers, peanut butter and ripe
olive sandwiches on enriched
bread, fruit, tea, milk for child
rem.
bread, fruit, tea, milk for chill
dren.
DINNER: Lima bean and
bacon casserole, escalloped po-
tatoes, cole slaw, enriched
bread, butter or fortified mar
garine, crackers and cheese, cof-
fee, milk for children.
Yellow vegetables are one of tn
Basic Seven Foods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
, HIGHLIGHTS FROM LATEST BOOKS
Christmas Songs, Children's
Classics Brighten Book List

COMES CHRISTMAS. uncertainty
the the juvenile folks
them, toeabe
books that will fit in most category from the Opal Wheeler
lune For
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

Don Ameche's rapid fire delivery
is fast approaching the record set
by the late war reporter, Floyd Glib
bOnS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

WOMEN who want to look fes-
tive al parties this winter
VIII find the new beaded blouses
. double-duty fashion fussy
enough for dinner dances and
RECT for formal afternoon af-
lairs The white rayon Russian
peasant styled blouse above.
nanded with gold-colored crystal
and sequin embroidery, is teamed
lp with matching beaded eve
ing bag and chaplet for the
sair Fuchsia fabric evening
y.oves give the ensemble an
added dash Of color.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
SAILPLANE SAGA

The perfect gift for that son or
sweetheart in the glider troops,
or any part of the Air Corps, for
that matter, is Emmanuel Stieri's
"GllderS c.l1 elder Training"
Duell, Sloane & Pearce: S -.
Beautifully and instructively il
Illustrated with photographs of
gliders and sailplanes in flight,
the book gives complete history
of the movement both here and
abroadf Stieri devotes sections
of the volume to glider construc-
tin o,piloting, and makes clear to
the layman, and makes clear to
the layman just how sailplane
can cover a distance of 200 and
300 miles with no power other
than air and thermla currents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
TAPS" RING BELL

TAPS" KING BELL
Maybe he stretched his imagin-
alton somewhat but Jesse Stuart
hit a bell when he compiled his
Taps or Private Trlssie.' Maybe
we've all descended from a tribe as
crude as the backWoods Tussies
Stuart portrays in words and
Thomas Benton puts down in
sketches. And maybe we all would
be better for the reading of the
book.
After Kim Tussie is killed in
the services of the U. S. Army, it
seems like thousands of other
TUssies from the backwoods of
Kentucky flock to the bier - and
then flock to the home that the
widow of Kim builds from his in
surance.
The Tussies, accustomed to out
side privies, dirty feet, thumbs
in the soup bowl and sow belly,
become new rich overnight.
They have brief moment of pros
perity, and then ind themselves
back in the lap of lazy heredity
that brings you right back to the
start Of the book.
It's a funny volume, one de-
signed to lift your minds from
the turmoil Of war to the COM
monplace incidents that might be-
fall any American, whether he
halls from the Astors or the wrong
side Of the tracks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
ELECTRICITY EXPLAINED


Written expressly for the man in
the street" Power Unleashed," by
M. M. Samuels DORSET House
$3.50 is an explanation of many
of the commonly called mysteries"
of electricity in terms of our every
day eXeriences. Taking the primary
sources of energy such as coal
oil, the sun and falling water
familiar, everyday terms, as a
starting point, the author follows
through the Transformation of
such latent energy into that of
electrical energy, the dissemina-
ton of electrical energy to places
where it becomes of economic
value and how it is made to meet
the needs of our daily living. The
work closes with discussion OF
the men engaged in the field of
electricity, their accomplishments
of the past and what may be ex-
pected of them in the future.
CRACKING DOWN
One good crack at the enemy
was all Lieutenant Bob Berry's gun
crew wanted. How his recruits
straight from civilian jobs (and
that includes Berry himselD signed
aboard merchant ships as Armed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

You'll find all the old favorites
there, songs that the Riddles prob
ably have learned from the cradle
up. But what makes them more
unusual than the ordinary mine
run of Xmas songs is the fact
that they are illustrated by Gustaf
Tenggren, an artist born in SWe-
den who who really knows what
Riddles want in tn eway of story
illustrations. Author and illustra-
tor have collaborated in one of
the finest Christmas books ever
published.
And while you're looking for
books for the young 'uns, you
might investigate the Christmas
list put out by the Heritage Press.
They're new prints of such old ia
vorites as "Moby Dick, illus
trated by Boardman Robinson in
grand style; a new issue of Huckle-
berry Finn and Tom Sawyer illus
trated by Norman Rockwell; a
new Mother Goose edition; new
printing of alice in Wonderland,
the book that makes you wonder
why you didn't read it more thor
oughly in childhood, and a bunch
of other swell yarns = from fairy
tales to the poems of LongfelloW.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

Yellow vegetables are one of the
Basic Seven Foods.
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RUSSIAi COMMUNIQUE REPORTS
NAILS SUFFER BIG SETBACK
sIIy Associated Pre.sB


MOSCOW. July l0.-Ihe Ger
mans IN the Belgorod area CT the
lsS mile fighting front have
been set back on their heels. to-
days Russisn Communique stat
ed.
Yesterdays gains that The
Germans made with their Scion
Tiger tsuks have been wiped out
n most sectors il was added.
, d the Russ; ans. elsewhere along
the line. have hurled the Nazis
bsck.
The Ccmmuniquc said that
more then 40 900 Germans have
been killed during the five days
Il Of tire BEETLE has been raging.
The number of eremv tanks
lost hes been placed at more than
1000 end ire number of planes
Il 904.
Mi itarY expeTts said that the
battle likely 10 reach It's eli
max IN the. next "a hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-10
ALLIED FORCES INVADE. SICIL.Y
MAN Who THRIVES
ON HATE
By ROBIN COONS

HOLLYWOOD. July ln-Thc
arch-vilIaIn Of World Var =
movies. tho nasty miirarstic
Hun of many "a hatc-rouSi0c pic
ture. is back IN the groove ZOE
World War IL But Eric1 vor
Stroheim Is no longer Tho "len
you love % mate, and nC thinks us
a mistake.
Won Strunhclm. buli-ncckca.
squaI c-faCed mere If long and
turbulent career here as am actor
and director. came back in time
10 imperSonatc the Desert Fox,
Rommei. M Five GlaVcs -
Caro-. ana mas followed Wita lue
role OF a Nszl miiilsry surgeon ma
North Star
We are making uu NaziS too
human. ne says. They are hu-
man figures VINO arc acci1cul-us
m Nazi uniform. / believe "
should paint them as fA,v actlai-
~ are not exaggcratc but sim
ply show then bruta.lu winch
We know arc tIue
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; - ~ - - &@A%.
CHINA'S FIRST LADY
CAME NEAR BEING A
GUEST OF JAPAN
az, a>~sriasrd i'r~->.

CHUNGKING. July TO-
Madame Chang KaI Shek
disclosed today that she
came nesr being a guest of
Japan.
While returning TO China.
the niloi &C hc- plane rni5.ock
BEEN from d japanese air
field IN Burma for one In
ChUneking. and kept on GOING
low arc q unit ne sal T. re
had q bunch that he Yves
IT sl-Ing r1istake H can
ed his course IN time and
needed fcwerd this city.
Madame Cham said that
the plane had been $4,000 feet
IN tire cir for m ny hours.
and ths' she was Sc desper-
atelY III from air sickness she
didn'; cSra much at The time
where tire Dlsne lended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-10
Another Favorable Agreement
Reached In City's Efforts To
Refund Its Remaining Bonds

Another favorable agreement.
IN the City of Key Vests efforts
10 refund its remaining bonds. oc-
Cured Yesterday afternoon after
The Citizen had gone TO press
). Lanceloi Lester. who repre-
sents the CITY in this rsfinsncins
matter. received telegram from
Henry l.. JollaY. an attorney in
Wln;erhaven. in which the city
was Given d s0-daY extension re-
eardinJ sinking fund to be vaIs-
cd Trough levy on local reality.
The C'ty'S intention Is to- pro
tide sinking fund 80 take care
al interest pn the bonds. of $50
600 tins yc-r. but Nj Jollav. who
l,prc>cuis Edward & Rice. g
nundholdcr has q SUIT ready TO
file to compel the cIty 90 pro.a
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"a >lnkin. fund of SiI4.J0O. which
would bring tho fund up to date.
The dlSCrcpancv was caused by
the city raising decreased
amounts during two wears.
Nj Lester requested Mr. Jollay
la d fer action. and he agreed Ia
"a 90 dav extension provided the
ciiv council will not adopt a
budget 10 makc = levy pending
the negotiations with the Stands
senate COMMITTEE.
One councilman said hc felt
confident that IN" council viii
agree to that proposal
Bonds already refunded amount
tu S845. 600 ser. including interest.
sl.l28.O00 The additional bonds
the CITY wishes to refund total
S345. 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-10
WORK ON COLORED
SCHOOL BUILDING
To BEGIN MONDAY
WORK HAS BEEN DELAYED
DUE TO HOLD UP IN OBJ
TANNING PROPER TITLE
FOR CONVEYANCE

Work of constructing The Doug
less schoolhouse for colored chill
dren will be started on Monday
morning.
Delay IN starring the work
was not due 10 lack of action By
the school board or b. The acting
superintendent Of public in
strucfor. but solely TO necessary
acts by the Federal Works Agen-
CIV or more particularly 10 the
acquisition of lille to the land
on which the schoolhouse will b:
built.
The land was owned hy the
Brown Properties. Inc, and ,n'
DR. AT L,sf,i COMPANY. ass; siti,
was not conveyed until ycStcrda,
- meeting in Miami wh.c.
was attended ny Milan 3 Clc1rc
II as representative I'd tn
school board
Br..-f.r,f -tf tin. meeting Hs--tf..>
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-10
Attorney Caro- Maintains
1889 Charter Became
Invalid When Some Para
graphs Were Missing

City Attorney Thomas S. Caro-.
who is in Tallahassee. sent d
telegram 10 The Citizen this aft
srroon IN which il is stated that
he has filed q petition with the
supreme court for a rehearing
IN the matter of the Key West
charter to determine whether the
charter of 1918 or of 1893 is the
one under which the city should
operate.
In his petition. Mr.. Caro- has
attached the paragraphs. eerii
fed by the secretary of state.
which were left out. seemingly
Inadvertently. of the proposed
1919 charter. and on the ground
Of those missing paragraphs.
which were included in the
charter when it ives PASSED d.
The house and the senate but
we're lost In the engrossinq room
OF elsewhere. Mr.. Caro- main
fsins the proposed 1893 charter
automatically become invslid.
Should Mr.. Csro's contention
be upheld by the supreme court.
then The 1919 charter will become
legally effective.
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TO CHECK EXPENDITURES

" ASHINGTON. - Senate and
house committees have not left
the canital vet. but instead. are
checking uD on expenditures
made bv the Army end Navy. II
was asserted that money is being
spent eNiravas snily. and that d
report will be made TO congress
ss soon as il reconvenes in Sep
TENDER.
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MuNpA is DOOMED

MELBOURNE. - munda Is
doomed" That assertion has been
made reuestedlY here today. The
Japs at that base have been cut
off from receiving supplies or re-
Inducements. and Americans and
Australia n trooos ere cautiously
=dvarcin1 fowsrd the airfield at
Munda. Seven tons of bombs were
drog ped today on that base. and
naval guns and ouns on Rendova
ere continuing theid lombard
uenis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-10
EVICTION CASE IN
COURT HERE TODAY

A ease 81 eviction Was 'ed .sls
morning before County Ju4ge
James Il Lord. 90 which M
Louise CarbOnel and jerrv q DE
Feo acre tho plaintiffs ara NJ
Cohen. the defendant
He Mas ordered 20 vacaie nc
property. which IS az 100 DA4i
street. where bowling alley for
merry Werc operated