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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
INCOME BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

GERALD 7asS. Center Line, 3 block west
a Nan nske-Brck 5-S upper rented
-Sgh rnenthly lower occupied by owner.
WIN vacate 81 days lQi f0Ni2a garages.
Exceptional bargain. 50. 500 Plngres 4s6S.
PRINCETON, Mr.. McNlCHOLS
Rick income very nice larEf rooms
stoves and fefriferstors. ms~srn kitchens.
car earsre/ screens. storm sash and
awning good income 50 25o.' Mr. Das-
nef Us $500
HANNAN Ri Estate EXCL tNC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
IA HOME OF YOUR OWN
Only xfn7 NEFDFD

brand new permanent architect de-
signed home. featuring full basement
divided for recreation room: colored tile
bath and kitchen sink 2 large bedrooms
down roomy attic for extra room. large
bay windows Priori,ies for ELECTRIC
STOVE, AND REFRIGERATOR. Located
lust out OF West Dearborn. near buses
schools and stores: $500 less expensive
than most other modern homes II you
have SlO7 we can arrange financing for
balance Of down payments. You can move
In tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
ELECTRIC WASHERS
SALES
roi1icF AiiCrIOS sGIr

fOLiCf AIG1lON SALk
The Seni-Annual sale OF unclaimed prop
erty held ny The Detroit Police Depart
rneni niu take nlHce- on-T hnrsdAXT-Oe tahsr
IS. 1913. promptly ~ ? 30 a m. at the
Police Annoy, clinton 81. Entrance All
unclaimed articles viii be sold TO the
highest bidder.
There VIII also 10 suciioned IN the
basement Of Police Headquarters Building
at IL 90 Noon m the same DAY spproxi-
mstely i25 new Hnd used tires These
tires will be Auctioned only ~ tire dealers
authorized oy the Office OF Prcs Ac-
mini rhfInr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
GROSSMAN

Main Office cor Van Born And Wayne
Roads Branch Office 32023 Michigan Ave .
just west % Floise. Phone Wayne ego.
ADJOINING Lincoln Park high school,
three complete bedrooms tile features.
recreation room, modern 10 the minute.
$3.50 down. balance financed. Immediate
possession Model corner Rose and La
fayetie TWO blocks west OF Fort st.
GARDEN CITY - 3-hedroom house. tile
features. fun basement. double lot only
$500 cash immediate possession. New
man $4,000 Plymouth Rd.. Bedford 1920.
TILE bathroom. modern, bedrooms,
SsO0 down. immediate occupancy. 1901
Telegraph road. DE. 1888.
i52x2S0 Ideal Homesits best land 81
miles from Detroit City Hall: only $345.
terms ca. 5000 IT,. z647a
s01273-sewer. water, gas walks. school
Ss75, near l3-Miie and Woodw ard. Jud-
scn Rradwsy Co RA pTOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BIG SACRIFICES chosnherr RI. 1851.
store. gfNcery and meats ara 6-room
brick nome steam heat double earage
owner leaving city Pingree 1888
BOARDING HOUSE fof sale Eleven rooms
Income, S2en per week could be I'm
creased. Rstioniug no burden. Wen fur
nishsd g. 900 81 600 down. l0fe Fieid
owe 6sf5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
FLATS FOR SALE

la sALLE-Beautifu ultra modern brick:
rooms each. ? baths each; vacuum oil
steam heat; exceptional bargain al 81, 500.
CA 1900. TIL. 2-e47e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Beaconsheld, Near Berkshire
INCOME BUNGALOWS ron SALE

r cffAPRgT Yi1S9T,-- S-rm b,irg gaft
81 200 81 900 On. n 4 heat olive
e1O0
oEoRGfA. close Var pyke besguful fsce
brick So. tle kitchen. bath brick
garAxes drive. steam heat. = real home
only - 600. s. Hfn down SEE this 1w
1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
RADIOS AND SUPPLIES

WE buy your old living room suite; IS up.
Tyler 6-1675.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
BUNGALOWS ron SALE


ASFTFTL. 6ssc-NeHr Hudson Motor arG
Freurauf five rooms good condition, ,
furuscr eide drive, garage 81 0Qo, terms.
Acme Rfal Estate, s505 Gratot. Plaza
c17J
BARGAIN Wayturn. near Warren.
room brick VENEER. only years Oh
possession SO DAYS 81 500 terIus IRA
NERSL uesr French foad: rooms fan
basement VACANT. 5000, 81 600 down.
LEnnx 1890.
Beaconsheld, Near Berkshire
New 4-yeaf face h-icR bungalow five
rooms ard tile hath on one foe, gas
a. C. heat. garage side drive immediate
possession only s. 500. Call Mr. Bennett
PIngres 1900
HANNAH REAL EsTATE Excl, "a NC
MAXINE 2iel5--Ope block from Mack
hue, five ro5nsA lot s1N250, drive ga
rage: 81 600, terms good discount for
cash. Acme Real Estate. 1893 Cfatiot
Plaza 1878.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
RESORTS FOR SALE
rARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

FOUR lots with rooms, double CON
structed home. wired. well. hardwood
floors. A real buy al Sl.a25, only s25 IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

bly, state owned properties see your
real estate broker. ,IL
TfvO f0tE res y1usbie. J5NI3n Roosevelt
between WICK aud Mari owner. owen
Border 6?$ : Washington. M. Pleasant
COLORFD lnkSerl--An improvements
eAtfaorcinsry bargains large lots schools
cacertlrnai locations Dearborn 10lz
university 2-su9l evenings
COLORFp- can now huy lots for
sam cash near - Mile RI and 1rAiiot
Address Ron 1852 Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
ATTENTION.
PLAZA 1900

Refrigerators, washing machines gas
stoves Highest prices paid Needed al once
to supply war workers
PLAZA 1900
ADMINISTER rugs, 9xi2. Many oolors to
choose from While they last $50.
OPEN 9 TO Q. sPITz. 1855 GRATIOT.
corner BALDWIN.
BABY BUGGIEs collapsible. Priced from
Sl4.e5. Only few LEFT. New steel
wheels and rubber tires padded and tufted.
OPEN TO o. SPITZ. 1865 CRATIoT,
corner BALDWIN.
BEDS. SIS: ice boxes furniture base
burners, oil burners. s57l Jos. Campau
1860 West Warren.
BEDROOM specials. 2-pc., 5-pe., soc.
S42 up Central Storse. 403a Fenkell.
suite; rugs HOOK, 993e Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
LAND CONTRACTS

ALL lana contracts. ~ bought, mtes made
HcHugh. i4iO Foro Bog. Cadillac OSis
ANY desirable lana contract purchased.
MELVIN J.. LANPHAR n COMPANY
sth Floor LAFAYETTE Bldg. Cadulac $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
SEWING MACHINES

ATTENTiON-ws win pay YOU spot oasa
for your old Singer sewing machine.
CAll RA 500 Singer Sewing Msehius
Co. 1913 Woodward Ave.
BARGAiSs IN sewing machines SINGERS.
Whtes etc. Used, IN good condition.
Guaranteed
SEWING MACHINE SALES co.
1873 Broadway. ~ Grand River CA 3is3
$3.50 Grand River. AZ Trumbull TE l.755o
FREE ESTIMATES on REPAIRS
WE BUY. sell. rent ana repair all makes
sewing machines. Ceiling prices on re-
pairs ana patA Whrs Sewing Machine
Co. 1850 Library. Pa. 035s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
WOOD
FIREPLACE CORD WOOD

Genuine birch logs. rs and 2f-inch cuts.
Restrick Lumber. i4iO0 Wyoming Ave
FOR SALE-Kindllng wood. come and get
n trailer bundle or bag. Braun Lum-
her Corp, 1855 DAWSON East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT 49, Insurance co. funds for good
mortgage loans, land contracts bought.
~ Heukel Co. Hammond Bldg CA 1858
MORTGAGES
WHITE. CoLoRED MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME ASSOCIAT Es--CA. T.i7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
COLORED-AS STEAL,

Haucock, 2-famny. bot air; $3.50. 81 $50
On. Act quick
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN III. olS0
coLoRED-W. GRID. BLVD. 2-FAMILY
BRICK SIS, ? furnaces. steam heat. 2
garage side drive; top condition, 81 300 On.
SEVERAL OTHER GOOD PROPERTIES,
y. HAMLAR. 5iS >. Kirby. TR. 2-s54s
coLoRED INCoME--iSs7a INVERNESS
5 rms down, 5 up SIDE drive garages
new furnace home IN up-top condition.
s. 500. 81 500 down; immediate possession.
+, HAMLAR. 5l3 z. Krby--TR. 2-s544.
COLORED OR WHITE-Howard. nr. 18th.
Brick double. rms, hedrms.; bath
sscn; fBl basement. furnace. Bargain.
only 5000. 81 200 On. Owner. ca. 1858.
UN. l-552s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS

CHICKEN CooP-sxi2. si55, labor in
Guided. Grand River Lumber. RE- 0i0f
LUMBER, bldg. materials still available
Us Heusewreekins. iee66 Dequindre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
STORE AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT

WE BUY CASH REGISTERS
Highest prices paid for cash registers and
accounting machines Phone. write or
call At
National Cash Register Co.
1856 WOODWARD AVE.
TEMPLE 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

~ II ~ IlillN OlNAT l. Ell
Norge refrigerator, gas stove used. Plus
3 rooms Of brand new furniture Must
sacrifice equity at once. Terms or cash.
sunday by appointment only.
PLAZA 1900 OPEN DAILY. TO Q SPITZ.
1865 GRATIoT, CORNER BALDWIN
A LARGE selection Of living room suites
with finest spring construction; choice OF
high grade covers lowest prices; liberal
Furniture. 1851 w. Vernon. open Thurs.
Fri. Sat. It'll 8 p. NJ.
NEW 7.pc modern bedroom suite in
Guiding an innerspring, box spring and
mattress. Also houdoir set Sacrifice. 500,
terms. OPEN Q TO Q. SPITZ, 1855
GRATioT, corner BALDWIN.
A SACRIFICE OF prswar quilt soft spring
allied studio divans, bedding compart-
ment and hne covers; $40 up, terms
Kent Furniture Co. l544i Livernois.
A SENSATIONAL VALUED 1907 all
spring constructed: Living room sofas.
brand new floor samples, sacrifice Sss
OPEN 9 TO Q. SPITZ, 1865 GRATIoT.
corner BALDWIN.
ALL NEW $50 living room bargains, 2-pc.
mohairs, friezes, velours and tapestries
All colors. All coil spring construction.
se9-Sl09-Sl29. Also on display complete
SPRINGS, S2e-S3s NO other purchase neces-
sary. OPEN Q TO o SPITE, 1855
GRATIoT. corner BALDWIN.
A sAMPLE-Studio coucn. coil sprng con-
struotion: S3i. Mitchelrs, 5000 Gratiot
ALL SPRING constructed, brand new floor
sample 2-piece wine frieze living room
suite. Sacrifice. 500 Hurry for this
OPEN 9 TO sPIrz. 1868 GRATIoTr
corner BALDWIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
CARPET CLEANERS AND OVERS
PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES

HUNTING dogs for sale. Bird dogs an,
coon dogs owner Cy MERCER. located
5iz miles r. Of M-2i Junction and M-53
near Inlay City IA miles north OF M-2l
52s2 Cade road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
WEARING APPAREL

FUR COATS. NEW, 500
To S3a5-An Types All Sizes. All Kinds
LESTER FURs 1912 WOODWARD
OPEN DAILY TIL 9. SUNDAYS l2-5.
LADIES' coat, cape, new hats: wonderful
buys. Lenox SEAS. Cadillac 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

MARLoWE, l27oO--2-FAMILY 5-5
Modern So. 500. terms. During, vi. 1878
MAXWELL AT sylvester: two family. five
rooms each; full basement. furnace .
only 81 500. si,iO0 down. Acme Real
Esta's 1903 Cratiot. PLAZA s575.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
CoLORED
2123 AND 2127 MAPLE

SMALL AMOUNT CASH
z FRAME BLDGs. APIS EACH
S ROOMS AND BATH EACH
z SMALL BUILDINGS on REAR OF
LOT NEED REPAIRS l.. =. THESIS
REAuHE A. sILLoWAY. INC.
pt-HL BLDG RA. 646i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
les BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY store with fixtures GOOD bust.
ness no competition. owner. Temple
2-7s2s
wF HAVE THE BEST SELECTION
HOTEL. "a. rms 10 baths; inc. $1,000,
rent si75, steam sioker' owner very
a. R%sNweest side. an IN apis; win
water inc 1928 besides rooms foi
ourre. Al condition. s. 000 down.
90 RMS AVERY Into "a apis and
FUgtfBmts inc $3.50, cheap rent BAR
EAlu 81 300 dowu
10 RM RRk p Near WOODWARD m APIS :
me Sil5 rent SIS; lease; vel tuF-
uished. FrigIdaires $4,000 down.
"a RNs-Clase IN mostly IN apis. inc.
St7O rent $50 owner uses nice
foorrs real money maker 81 500 down
"A RMS Near east side factories INC
Sies Tort 500, Swear lease ~ 500
BOARDING HoUSE-Near East Grand
RlvG inc. 81 500 rem, 500 nicely
furnished owner ill shows large proiits'
Is RMS West ~ Woodward; inc. 1913,
rer, $50 50. owner uses rooms ana
bath. low expenses. 81 200 down.
as RM BRK Into IS apis. with water
10 baths inc sass cheap rent, newly
decorated. only 81 200 down,
p RMS North Woodward inc S3Is.
rent 500 frigldaires innefspune mat
t-,ssts nice rooms fnr owner, $500 On.
IS RM RRK Inc S237, rent SAa' lease
a. RNe Sear Belle Isle. rent SO inc
So besides large rooms, frieidairc,
Vasht, etc, suitable for larse family .
oorEN EVENINGS UNTIL 500
Imperial CA. 1888
,..o uoOpuApo ROOM 500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
CONGRESS GETS CLAMOR GIRLS

Washington, Jan. 6--(UPl-The 78th Congress meeting today has the same number of women mem- bers-eight-as the last one, but the addition of two "glamor girls" may get them more publicity than ever before.
 The two new women members are Mrs. Glare Boothe Luce, R., Conn, who defeated. a man and is prob- ably the best-known Congresswom- an, and Miss Winifred 0. Stanley, R.. N. r., who succeeds Rep. Car oline O'Day, New York's Represen- tative- at-large who died Monday.
 So far, the only congressional comment on the newcomers has concerned their beauty.
 Other women House members, all returning from last session, are Margaret Case Smith, H., Me. {; Frances P. Bolton, R.. O.: Edith Nourse Rogers, R., Mass; Jessie Sumner, R., H., and Mary T. Nor- don, D., N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
Mrs. F. Meyers
 Directs Meeting

Mrs. Frank Meyers presided yes- terdAy afternoon at the meeting of the Beth Fl Sisterhood which was held at the Beth Fl synagogue.
 Rabbi William P. Greenfield en- tertained the members with a re- view of 'The American Jew," corn- posite portrait by Oscar Janovsky.
 Mrs. Sydney Yavetz reported on the New Years eve dance; and Mrs. David Traurig on the cake sale, which will be continued at the next regular meeting. Red Cross work will be held each Thursday after noon, according to Mrs. Charles Walzer. Mrs. George Kaplan was appointed chairman of the February meeting, with Mrs. Abe Fandiller as co-chairman.
 Mrs. Martin Sternfels read the in- vocation; and Mrs. A. S. Brown acted as cultural chairman for the after noon. Mrs. SternfelS also distrib-. uted the Woman's League magazine; outlook" Mrs. Irving Gordon and Mrs. Samuel Zackin were welcomed as new members.
 The program closed with the sing lng of "E1atikzahp, with Mrs. Charles Rosengarten as accon1panist,
 The Concordia Ladies will elect their officers at a meeting on Fri day night at 8. o'clock at Concor- dia Hall on Bank street. All nem- bers are requested to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
READS
 A BOOK REPORT
Mir. and Mrs. Lagasse En. tertain Weekend Guests
 at Their Home
PROSPECT RudeIla c. DriscolI. COrre- sp0ndent - Telephone E.O02l

Prospect, Jan. 6-Mrs. Clifford F. Wallace of the Center was hostess Tuesday noon at a covered dish luncheon for the Women's Association of the Congregational church.
 Following the business meeting, book report was read by Miss Nellie Cowdell, librarian. Late in the afternoon the group engaged in sewing session for the benefit ot the hospital aid.
 Those present included: Mrs Peter Slator, Mrs. Erskine Russell Mrs. John Chatfield, Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Arthur DusSeault and son Bird, Mrs. Rhoda E. Wooding, Miss Leila Wallace, Mrs. Fred Candles Miss Nellie Cowdell, and Mrs Clifford P. Wallace. @ MT. and Mrs. AlphonSe LagasSe of Laura avenue had as their guests over the weekend Mrs. Lagasse's brother, Ernest Collette, and his sor Maurice, of orleans, vt. 't
 Mrs. Josephine Creech of Cheshire road is the guest of Mrs. Thomas McAdanas of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
OdeHs ObserUe
 SiLUer Jubilee

MT. and Mrs. Earl M. Odell of Giles street celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary last ngiht with 8 group of friends at Waverly Inn
 Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Harold Budge, MT. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Clay son Odell and MT. and Mrs. Lester Odell, all of. Watertown; MT. and Mrs. Clifford Ineson, MT. and Mrs. Douglas Cameron, and MT. and Mrs. Fred Glander, all of Oakville.
 The Waterbury guests were MT. and Mrs. Arnold Nichols, MT. and Mrs. William Phelan and daughter, Joan, Mrs. Nettie Collins, Lyman Monseau, Mir. and Mrs. Carl Glander MT. and Mrs. Charles Elwell. Janice Odell, Mir. and Mrs. Marshall Gibbs.
 Also, MT. and Mrs. Harold Hos king, Derby; Mi. and Mrs. Edward L. Bowling, West Hartford; MT. and Mrs. John Mandel, Bloomfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
SOCIAL AC77V777ES
Women Voters
 State Program

2 sr \.
 As the State Legislature convened today, the Connecticut League of Women Voters announced it's leg islative program in a letter to niem- bers of the State Senate and House of Representatives. On the list of measures which the league will sup port are (1) improvement Of, Con- necticut's election laws, CD estah- liShmert of a state housing author Hity, (3) amendment of the present child labor law to prohibit the em- pIoyment of children under IA years of age in industrialized agriculture; also work to maintain those stand ards of child labor now on the stat utes, and (4) an enabling act which would permit towns to nominate candidates for school board mem bersl1ip without party designation.
 t"The major election law improve rnents for which the league will work" Mrs. John c, Lee, president of the league, said, fare an improv- ed absentee voting law which will enable the absentee voter to use a real ballot and a secret one; a four year term for governor; 8 short ballot; and improved nominating procedures. The need for these inn- provements, especially the first and last, was especially felt by the. local leagues during their prediction campaign this fall" ..I5
 The improvements listed by the league were recommended by the state election laws commission which spent two years studying Con- necticut's election laws and made it's repeat to the 1941 session of the General Assembly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
Weddings
Personal

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Moher of Walnut street announce the birth of son on December 2S at St. Mary's hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. D. T. Harrington, Jr. and daughters, Eleanor and Polly Harrington, are registered at the Hotel Biltmore, New York.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Karr of Chest nut avenue are registered at the Hotel New Weston, New York.
 MT. and Mrs. John Jacovino of North Main street announce the birth of a son, John Francis on De- cember 31, at St. Mary's Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
RATIFICATION
 RITES CONTINUE

Bern, Jan. 6-(UP) - The Holy Congregation of rites has recognized the heroism and virtues of Cath erine Tekawitha, an American h. dian who died in the United States in 1880, and will proceed with ex- animation of miracles, a Vatican City dispatch reported today.
 Monsignor Carnici read the decree of recognition at meeting of the congregation with Pope Plus XII in his private library.
 The examination will be the last step toward justification of the Mohawk Indian, expected during 1943. Carlo Cardinal Salotti, prefect of the congregation, will act as re- lator of the Tekawitha cause.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
Won,en;s Or
 Arrdnges Tea

s
 At meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nathan Daneri of Willow street the Board mem bers of the Women's American Ort made plans for a membership tea. It will be held on February IS at the home of Mrs. Irving Pasternak of Fern street.
 Mrs. s. s. Bisnovich, president presided, during the business dis cussion. Mrs. Leonard Garston was named chairman of the tea com- n1ittee, with Mrs. flick Aaronson as co-chairman, and the following members assisting: Mrs. Edward Goldberg, Mrs. Albert Greenberg, Mrs. Lishkow, Mrs. Nathan Danen, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Benjamin erth- elmer, Mrs. 4. J. Berment, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Isaac Greenberg, Mrs. Louis Gotler Mrs. A. H. Weisman, and Mrs. A. Krasnof.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06

Thomas, and have frequent chances to jump into 8 Broadway produc- ton. Miss Thomas has had the not uncommon bad luck to appear in a succession of short-run shows since childhood. She was asked if she had ever been in a hit. T dunno" the lady replied. would you call Midsummer Nights Dream hit?"
 SOMETHING to look forward tc = Zasu Pitts may come to Broad way in a mystery comedy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06

Another curio of the Golden of flee is big steel-walled vault. Its contents are principally old play scripts he has long forgotten and bits of junk from plays he has pro duced costumes ard scenic bric- a-brac from Turn to the Right" all the way down the years to the current revival of "Counselor-at- Law" in which Paul Muni stars as he did in the original version. The show is now making more money than it did when it was first pre- scented in 1881.
 JTTTERBUGS are disappearing into the Army, learning march tempo. For all the criticism their strange dancing technique. en- dured, jitterbug hopping was, to one who remembers the unhealthy generation which danced the Shim- my, a more enjoyable dance than the suited forms 1t supplanted. To watch, that is.
 BROADWAY well-wishers at the wishing well - wishing some thing could be done about the the ater's inability to support a maga- zine devoted to the stage, aside from purely trade papers like Wa riety." Newsstands are loaded with screen magazines. Perhaps the fun- damental error of theatrical maga- zines has been their persistently arty treatment. of the stage and a tendency of their writers to turn out copy for a coterie of insiders, instead of for the public which keeps the theater alive. The movies know better.
 New YORK is full of insomniacs. Its druggists sell fantastic quan- titles of sleeping potions.' Many of the sleepy-eyed report they drowse off while reading mys- tery-thrillers. It's poor method, A better way is to try to originate the plot of your own murder mystery. You'll never get to the last chapter. And you'll have fine. gory dreams.
 THE happiest young actresses in town are those who have steady jobs in radio serials, like Ann
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
Graduate Nurses
 Meet At Supper

The Graduate Nurses club held a supper meeting last night at the rooms in the Lilley building, with Miss Elizabeth Kirk and Miss Edna Moir as hoStesSes.
 Reports were made on the Christ mas activities, including the gifts of toys and clothes to the Lincoln House and the Da yNursery; and small comforts to the aged. There was also remembrance of a former associate, who is incapacitated.
 Those present included MT. and Mrs. George Jackson, Miss Isabelle Wilson, Miss Nellie Strong, Miss Elizabeth Strong, Miss Elizabeth Somers, Miss Kirk and Miss Moir.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
HopeOille Community Club Meets Ton1orrouU

The regular meeting of the Vel fare Committee of the Hopeville Community Club will be held on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock al the home of Mrs. Mary Gaffney ot Autumn street.
 Mrs. Joseph Monnerat will pre- side at the business meeting.
 All members are requested to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
Rainbou Girls
 Name Officers

The Waterbury Assembly,, Order of Rainbow for Girls, elected its ofl- cers at a meeting on Monday eve- ming at Masonic temple.
 Miss Janice Macnisln was named worthy advisor, with Miss Betty sla- tor, worthy associated advisor: Miss Lois Freeman, charity; Miss Marilyn Miller, hope; Miss June COolsol1, faith; Miss Barbara Marvin, treas- urer; and Miss Marjorie Carey pub- hcity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
Engagements
SOLTTS.DAWES

MT. and Mrs. Alex Dawes of Col onial Avenue announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Eliza beth S., to Private First Glass Jo- seph J. Soltis of Cottage Place, for merly of Pennsylvania.
 The wedding will take place in the near future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06
BOwEs-MCDONALD

The engagement of Miss Elizabeth A. Mcdonald, daughter of Mrs. Ed ward Mcdonald of Westport, to Frank J. Bowes, & former resident of this city, and son of Mrs. Frank Bowes of Albany, N. r., has been announced. ...
 MT. Bowes, chief petty officer in the U.. s. Coast Guard, is sta- tioned in New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-06

Women will make up 30 per cent of the labor force in war in dustries next year, it is estimated.
 Eliminating use of asbestos tex tiles in unnecessary products will save approximately 750,000 pounds of these textiles for war purposes.