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Evening star., 1943-09-22

We Buy, Sell or Exchange
Used Photographic Equipment.
EODAKS. CIHE-KODAKS, KODAScOPES
And Accessories,
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc,
6o7 14th st. NV.
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NEW APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

WASHINGTON GROvE-Attractive 4 rms.
and bath. unfurnished, ] blk. transp,, hea
and water elec. stove and refg. furnished:
arge yard; child welcome: available ;mms s, :
diately; $50 mo. Phone Gaithersburg :3S-R
apt, all utilities furnished: close transp.
and stores; couple only: S35. Morrison
Agency SH 3444
1915 TAYLOR ST, Decatur Heights, Md
> nicely furnished bedrooms large hall,
kitchen semipriyate bath; block to
buses. East Riverdale. Bladensburg and
school: also Cheverly . blocks away: beau
tful neighborhood WA 6s66. "3'
$500 RIVERDALE RD., Riverdale, Md
elec light: nabv no objection WA. 2374
BROOM FURNISHED APT. private bath.
heat and light included, So month. Close
TO BeltSVile recreation center. Govt
ia rms Call Berwyn 390-R.
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6 ROOMS-S89 950

Attractive 6-room frame bunpa1or =,
3o So43oeo corner lot. in close-in silver
~, iprins locaIion; finished attic. O. Z heat
Snopplng Snonih nearby; $1,000 cash baianre
Suburban Realty Co. SH 41s1
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ALEXANDRIA

2YEAR-OLD
ENGLISH BASEMENT BRICK Row
v. PRICED UNDER $4,000
nlacat ,tst-tnoor den and powder room, fire.
3 nedrooms. tiled bath with shower, base.
Aheh' Iap4tory. alr-conditioned heat
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO,
-o-iol elanl bIoe MA 1850
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LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.

NEARBY VA.--Ia03 N. ODE ST
VACANT rooms and bath white
brick. modern bungalow. larse lot; 81 800
located between Colonial Village and Kew
Bridge, within walking distance CAPITAL
Transit RosSlyn terminal
j. c WELDON co ME- 3otI
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DETACHED BRICK HOME
ODD st. NV. National 2345 =
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID, $40, $50

NEAR 18th AND EUCLID, S1O.95e.
, All-brick,. owner occupied possession
: rms. and b. t5 real bedrooms: largs
'front.' and rear porches. splendid condition,
on NV. heat. elec refg: no Imitation
price here; convenient to transp stores
snd schoolS. Call us for further irfof-
day, SH. 1850 '"'-
METZLER -Realtor
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OPEN 4 TO 7
C10 25th ST NJ U

AIU OUUII . I. IN Il.
Out Benning I'd. TO Minnesota ave fur,
rlsht on MINI ave to Blaine st, turn right
on Blaine st to 35th 'N@t
YES, ONLY $3.50 DOWN.
8 rooms. brick, tile bath GAS BRYANT
heater: INSULATED, weathPr-strIppec
screened; convenient transportation
years old Price, $3.50 Can HO n76o
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
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HOUSES FOR SALE
SN SAhE.
TAKnMA nAnIr

TAKOMA PARK
8,500 buys attractive Groom hun,.
low with lot 6oxt4o IT. basement ana : =
rage terms and possession can be- ar.
ransed ROBERT joHR, ali Cedar
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METZLER -Realt
$500. 1lnS Vermont Av.
PETWORTH-

Dunigan-built, Enelish-type row brick,
ss ssssrnaneed for = apts.: 2nd floor rents for
90 1urnlShed; 1St floor. with basement
bath, is uitable for owner occuns nrv:
owner leaving town wants Quick sale con-
Henient terms, immediate possession Phone
Sydnev Karr. WI 9265
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DI 141I
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On wooded lot in convenient Bethesda locs-
tlon. fne home in splendid condition
Center-hsll plan. large living room 4 good
bedrooms with unusual closet space .
pains hntShed attic. maid room, attached
garage Not many attractive homes ,ke
this are the mp rket Call Mr. Srnttb
ALLIED PEALTY CORP
WI HH4n
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MICHIGAN PARK HIIJS

5Woer 5gloe and I'D. I'm: shingled Bungalow.
Corner, only months old; Z biz rms
ero luxe oath and kitchen, attic large
thaousn 10 nnlsh additional rooms frJI
fna1 pnaS1ement. alr-conditioned heating ng
LueI. ri. Cash payment and $50 50 month
Isu MIR sinner or MR. TOLSON NJ
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- -Uln 81. NV.
CLOSE TO KENWOOD.
Sl1.45O.
This 2-year-old detached Colonial brick
mouse OF g rooms and bath with gas heat.
IS located on a nice lot, just off Bradley
blvd. west of Wis. ave. There is side
porch, full attic with stairway. fine ba Sc
ment, and IL is only block or so away
from the BUS. This house is now VACANT
Mr sho RSan sSn oe NE Eola 1s terms Ewes phone
VIM H. SAUNDERS. CO. INC.
Est. 1887.
D1. lOl3. Realtors, 1919 K St. NV
MUST BE SOLD
taIning six large rooms, first-hoor lavatory
porch. garage. Reasonable price and terms
J. NOBLE BOAz, WI. "64s-.s60. .2o'
IDEAL SMALL COUNTRY HOME.
Convenient to MARYLAND University and
On y ceres, fronting > roads. only , years
old. Living room with fireplace and side
porch. dining room. modern kitchen with
gas ranga and refrigerator. :, bedrooms
With tile bath. room finished on 2nd
floor, GOOD cellar, coal furnace. h. W h
chicken house and run many fruit and nut
trees, level garden. good soil; reasonably
priced.
ROBERTS E LATIMFR.
.'3 Alaska Ave. NV. GE. 1870
$4,000 WILL BUY YOU COMFORTABLE
nome with 8 rooms and bath on a lot
l9-toot front by 100 deep to wide alley
rms is frame house with asbestos
shingles and brick furnace room for hot
water heater. Reasonable terms
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, REALTOR.
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THE CLUB EMBASSY

1927 K St. w.--Very desirable room in
walking distance of all downtown. Tele-
phone in room. Reasonable
DUPONT CIRCLE.
723 Church St n.w,-Single or double
gentlemen only DU. aOt,
1922 N ST. NV.
Above-average rooms to refined adults
owners home; best downtown residential
block
BRIGHT, ATTRACTIVE ROOM
For > Young men, md floor, adjacent to
tub and shower: twin beds separate en-
trance; gas heat, deck tennis in yard: bus
a. door. AID 1895
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JUST THINK-$395 DOWN :,
BUYS one OF a group of Colonial bricks 4
large rooms, bath. deep lot. porches etc
eaceient condition, immediate possession
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. BernStein a. Co ME, sdnn
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White Masonry Bungalow
With Pod Ch;x,Iz ~

Near 22nd and Nottingham in Arbn,
lust few months old rms. and hath'
large hoored attic, h-wh; Ss%
saae hELLEf BRANNER, DI. 714O: ewes, GIL.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
NORTH CLEVEI.AND pApV

htlracIive, modern, 5-bedroom 3-bath
n9use, np owner win sell furnished complete
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Semidetached Groom home a h.droo,.
l Iaii path and one u bath: near schools
sne saIa Transportation; , Owner has authorised
Ss Sah,a nj onty III 900. It's an outstanding
oS appointment. Call EN- I2a0 until u
p M, r. A. TWEED co 55o4 Conn ayss
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IN SIL LVER SPRING. :.
GAG IYE1Arr AVN

Just Over the District Line s r
3ILa st. formerly 4417 Beck st
'1pry ow yodm melshbtsnDetaehed bs BRICK bunss,
SIDE porches 81 $50. For furtbs, shn 40
eahs' call Mr. White evenings WA 21sIJ.
ro,.st WM M THROCKMORToN -
Scnlt N
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= ID IOEJtI UIVS
S8.950-BETHESDA AREA.

Brick, large rooms. porch over atfscI
ed garage. large lot, fun basement. clo,
10 stores. schools and bus Call 0T. 6sg
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VACANT.

10 SOMERSET PL. NV
Convenient NV. location, q rooms ana
bath brick home. garage h-w.h' ward:
eeScenent terms. See agent on premises
Ewes cau Mr.. Thompson. RA 376o
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. 99oo
Evening star., 1943-12-13
ON THE AIR TODAY.

Star flashes-WMAL. $50 am. daily.
High School Forum - Pupils participating,
WhAL, 2;30 pm.
WRC, 8:00-ShrleY Booth in Check Your
Heart at Home" story Of Red Gross rsuea,
iion worker.
VOL, $50" Adventure Of the jumping
Iafk"
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Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

Today Howard Schenken is your
partner. Both sides are vulnerable
and you hold:
ok QJ1096
10974
-
The bidding
You Jacoby Schenken Lightner
y Dbl. Pass IA
(?l
What do you bid? CAnswer to-
morrow
Saturday YOU were Theodore
Llghtner's partner. Neither side was
vulnerable and you held;
A0o2
KOJ93
9 1854
476
The bidding:
Jacoby Lightner Schenken You
Pass IA Pass (?)
Answer-Bid two spades. BY CIV
ing an immediate raise you save
yourself a guess on the second round
of bidding. For example, if you re-
spond with two hearts and partner
bids two spades you won't know
whether to pass or raise. But, since
a simple raise to two spades is a
weak response. you will be justified
in bidding again If partner is strong
enough to rebid.
Score 100 per cent for two spades
so per cent for two hearts.
released by the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1943-12-13

These full-color paintings are
plastered all over our diggings and
when the men relax evenings with
their smokes and cokes they play
regular game of identifying one
anothers pictures. They learn more
in a week that way than we could
teach them in a month of lecturing." !"
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Take MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words tn Watch.

"oroS To hatcn.
These four words usually suffer
dislocation of the accents:
CONVERSANT.
EXQUISITE.
INQUIRY,
PRIMARILY.
Conversant: The pronunciation
kun YER -snt" is obSolescent. All
authorities now place the accent on
the first syllable, which rhymes with
don" thus: KON-ver-snt.
Exquisite Not "ek- -SKWIZ-it." T." Be
sure to shift the accent to the first
syllable, thus: EKS-kwi-sit.
Inquiry. OF nine dictionaries con-
suited. only Merriam Websters lists
the commonly heard "IN-queer-ee,"
and as second choice. Webster's first
choice. and the only choice of all
the others. accents the second Syl-
liable, which rhymes with 'by, N.Y.
thus: in-KWY-ree.
Primarily. Dictionary consensus
places the accent on the first. and
not on the second, syllable. Be sure
to say: PRY-mer-i-lee.
And of course there is that hardy
perennial, PRODUCTION, which
the broadcasters insist on calling
"pree-DUK-shun." by false asso-
citation with reduction, deduction,
prediction
The first syllable. as in "protec-
ton, promotion, proportion" should
have the long 20" sound as in hoe.
toe" thus: proe-DUK- -shun.
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that they are more likely to come
in contact with a Focke- -Wulfe than
with Betty Cradle, and that not
even Focke-Wulfe in sleeps
clothing can fool the man who's
sketched and painted one
Said company Comdr. Gerold E.
Griffin of Hartford, Conn:
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Enemy Plane Posters
Replace Pinup Art

BY The Associated Press,
CAMP POLK, LA reconnais-
sance company is divorcing pinup
art IN favor of homemade posters
OF enemy aircraft, the idea being
Evening star., 1943-12-13

Do you make these common mistakes
In English, .'between you and / my
wife and myself 1t has been proven?
Scores of such errors are corrected by
my pamphlet. Send q stamped t3-cenD,
Self-addreSSed envelope to Frank Colby.
in care of The Evening Star. ASK for
Business English" pamphlet
Evening star., 1943-12-13

WhAl, 9O0-"(ase Of the Scientific
Dilemma"
WT0P. 9:00--Frdnthot Tone and Anne
Baxter in Five Graves 10 Cairo"
WRC, 9:00-Marisn Anderson returns
WhAl. 9:30-Tommy Dorsey
WT0p, t0:00-frank Morgan and Fay Balm,
fer in HOLY Matrimony"
Evening star., 1943-12-13

Last minute changes In
radio programs some
times reach The Star to,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
Birth Control Bill
In Senate Tomorrow


night. it appears 10 be "a the wen.
known "bag'' Tor the opposition IN
other words the gentlemen who
Will say mo" 10 the passage q the
bill.
The House passed tha measure, e.
is always does, by an Overwhelming
vote. The senate Is expected to kali
the bill, Is Il usually does, By q
comfortable margin.
Several prominent members Of
the senate are expected TO launch
c4lassic attacks on the bill and ats
sponsors. Some interest a being
manifested IA the contemplated &C.
ton Of Senator Joseph n. Nell, Re.
publican, Of WATERFOWL. He was
chairman d the public health and
safety committee which conducted
the public hearing on the bllL he
later resigned, however, when he
protested the attitude end actions
Of some Of the committee mem.
bers. He Is now expected 10 protest
the passage Of the blll.
Senators John y. Tobln and
Frank Summa Of Waterbury win
oppose the measure. Senator Mich.
olas Palladino (Rl Of Bridgeport,
formerly Of waterbury b also ex.
pected 70 vote mo. Previously q
was limited that the Bridgeport
representatives would 90 along With
the advocates Of the measure, but
Senator Palladino has stated pub.
licly that he will not,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
cree GRANTED
YOUNG WIFE.
Angela Cote Wins
Counter Suit Against
Husband

decision handed down 10
EAN 1ndEa frank ?. McEVoy grant.
4lVoEce b Angela Ventreila
NIe "a waterbury On her crosse
nI4lnt against joseph Roland
EoI4. Cruelty wAs charged b. The
NNIaiIonor.
cote last Wednesday started 10
fto = 4 10 Z year prison sentence
after ho was found guilty In super
4f eollrt q . charge Of assault with
ia intent % kin. Re was accused
Il aahhlng Aars. Rose Petgillo &c her
hnandh South Main street ieweiry
,oI4 last Eeh. n.
Trial Of the divorce action was
eonduoled last February. Cote
&oIleht an annulment claiming the
HiHrflago was performed against his
NIIi. ne has been ordered 10 pay
81 weekly for the support Of q minor
child and 90 altfnony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage lAeeM-
ems weFe ellea taAy with the req
tstFaP u vital ssAtlslecBs
JeAn 3. Grady, lsl SeatAmAya
Read and DUelm BOuffaEa, -
B0ugsara avenue.
Joseph M. DuRy, % Wallam
street, ama Adele N. Senlck, ms
East Main street, AReEeaen.
Ernest J. Eemaswx, % State
street. Ama Mary ChaR0AeasW, b.
r. TeEEyvllle.
Charles N. GEaAAm, a Eastwood
avenue, and Mary Q. Kealys 1sSS
East MAIN street.
NlcAwsAs J. BEwscenN, 1Sx Mast
Farm street, and xelAAaA =. p
sanello, ele SOusA EeM street
Edwin A. Weyse, &1e weed
street, and CaAlFe n. AaaEseaA, go
NOFsA Main street.
Jessph J. TsapA lee CAesaMHe
avenue, and EasReMee Q. RNwaseAA
lSS TeaoP street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
AutOyrs Company
Awarded Arny-NaVy
Production Emblem

Another concern In the Waterbury
area has bsen awarded The highly
priced Aymy-Navy = for excellence
In production.
High Army and Navy officials win
be assigned 70 visit waterbury
shortly and TO present 10 the off,
clals Of the Autoyre Company the
coveted emblem and service pins
70 the employees who figured 80
prominently IN the company's dis.
tinguished record for service.
II was announced today ct the
Office Of the Autoyre Company In
Oakville that no date has yet been
selected for the presentation cere-
monies. A meeting Of o ALDERMAN.
agement committee win be held prior
70 notifying the government Of the
time and place for the exercises,
A week ago the Waterbury Farrell
Foundry and the waterbury Tool
Company received the joint award.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
BAY DRAGGED FOR
BODIES OF BOYS

Ratchogue, N. r, April sO-(Up)
Coast 0uardsmen dragged Great
South bay today for two missing Sea
Scouts who are believed TO have
drowned along with eight Of their
comrades who slipped into the water
one By one, Is their scoutmasteR
TILED vainly TO save them.
The scouts all from Long Island
and ranging In age from IS to II, set
out yesterday with their scoutmaster,
Fred Mayer, 30, in 30-6oot training
boat for what was to have been an
eight-day Easter-holiday cruise.
z Two hours after they put out from
sayville, n. r, rough waters found
cred the craft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
5 BOYS burned
M MAINE ri h7E
3.AlaFm Fire at Sk0wke.
gan Does $4,000
Damage

saowAeeaM ne. Aprtl 2e--(uPl-.
IMRea haHS sustained severe enxna
an1 neaReH Z ocore a. other persons
|eacapaa unhaKuAad early today when
Ia tArea.alAEm nRa swept tha TOUR
SaoE9 Kenmore apartment huildfna
Win lass estimated al S7S0oN
EsFemeM were aided IN eontTollna
TIE hlAzA after 4 tonR~hour battle ~
xnow ana rain squalls that orenehed
TIE haaRMlnR thmhers and prevented
tAa namas erom spreading 70 ed-
to1nhn9 houses.
HozpalAllna0 with hnrns we're Wiz
Rre1 R1eReM 3, son a. TIE owners, M
and mrs ExnsSk Pierce. end his half
AE0khaES George WtlhMr. 1& ana AR
thur, Is An llea frOnA Q window in
their RrONnd n0or bedroom near
where The 1ra started.
At laAsk 10 persons Including sav~
eRal woman VITO oeeunY suites m
The 32~vocEm structure we're carries
10 safety ever ladders end given
shelter in neAE0Y houAN&
EeAmee mounted nearly % feea
feom ne haaxlng wooden haildina
that IVES hunt b less and ct enc
time YES used - . h0apltal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
OBITUARY

in the Brooklyn section. She was
o communicate Of ct. Patricks
church, and Q member Of is Clean
ere Society.
She leaves q son, John; two
brothers, william Flood Of Hartford
and Edward Flood Of New York
City, and several nieceS and
nephews Of Waterbury.
The funeral will be held from
the Mulville Funeral Home, 40 West
Main street, Friday morning OF
e:l6 o'clock 10 81. Patricks church
for services ct 10 O'Clock. Burial
Will be In new 81, Joseph'S cemetery.
A solemn high Mas Of requiem
will be celebrated On Monday morn
Ing at . o'clock at st. Patrick's
church. The Cleaners Society will
meet Thursday evening ct 8 o'clock
ct the funeral home.
Friends may call ut the funeral
home after 2 p. m. tomorrow.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouer.
assio, rs, Of SIC North Main street,
died at 81. Mary's hospital yester.
day morning following Q short ILL
ness. A native Of italy, he had
been q resident Of New York for
eight years before moving TO this
city.
Mr.. duerrassio had lived In Wa.
terbury for "a years. He leaves his
wife. Mrs. Lucia (1enivenga) ouer.
aSsio.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning from the Maiorano funeral
home, oS willow street ct ESQ
o'clock with Q requiem Mass ct Our
Lady Of Laurdes church ct 10 o'clock.
Burial viii DO In Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home from TO 10 p. m. today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

N lovaNE memory q eur &eAl
saSter, Ann Rose $AAAMaR&AA WM@ &C.
parted April 201 1855
Somewhere hack u the S@MSNt.
WAere l0VelAMeSS never dies,
with dreams aM MeN lhRt&@ eyes
eSlgAeAN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

Lady Of Lourdes. The 1t. Rev. JOS
eph Valdambrini celebrated the re-
QUEEN Mass at Q o'clock.
The bearers included william Cyr,
Antonio Citrinette, Alfred Boucher,
Vito Coviello, Michael Romaniello,
and Frank Bauser.
Burial was in the family plot at
Calvary cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Matilda Du-
pre- took place this morning at
Sis o'clock from the 0agnon
funeral home, 40 willow street, to
St. AIMS church &C 0 o'clock. The
Rev. Ubald Laurion celebrated the
solemn high Mass Of requiem as
sisted by Rev. Alne Matthew as
deacon, and Rev. Alfred Cabitor as
sub-deacon. Professor George Per-
reault played musical program.
with Miss Marie 0ervais singing
"Misereri Mel" at the offertory, and
Miss Gervais and Mrs. Henry Pa
guet rendering "Je Quite Cetts
TerTe" Is o occasional.
A delegation representing st.
AIMS sodaiity included Mrs. Am
anda Vezina, Mrs. George FRI
gon, MRS. Joseph Lemire, Mrs. Louis
Bouley, Mrs. Mathilde Duquette,
Mrs. Wilford Philibert.
The bearers were: Romulus Dos
telalye, George Dostelaire. Adelard
Baribault, Leo Pelletier, Francis
Prinney and AdelTic Ponbriand.
Burial was IN Calvary cemetery
with services by Father .LauTion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

The highly controversial Ban. O
measure loaded with dynamite for
oratCFical explosions and verbal
barraees, will be voted upon to-
morrow In the state senate. The 8.
n. o. sign win be hung out early
for Il Is predicted that q capacity
audience will be on hand for the
speeches. As for the outcome Of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

we WIbh 20 thhnk our many
friends. relatives and neIghboTS.
IN particular, the Payroll Dept. ok
the Waterbury Clock CO., the Wa
ssseu ILL.,, LUegs s g Esns no ,s sss ana
their beautiful floral oaeerlugn and
kind expressions Of sympathy exc
tended to ne for the death % cur
husband and father, Frank DiBlaai.
(gEgnedl
Tho DT BLAST FAMILY.
1-1o-1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

We wish to thank our many
especially the West Machine RoOm
% Scovllrs and The Scovlll Fere~
mems Association, for tl0rAl Oefer~
lngs and the expressions Of SYM
patty and Kindness shown 0s dur
ing eur recent bereavement, the
death % cur beloved brother, Ray
Walcott.
The wAxJcoTT FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

KROWCHENKO - John Krow-
chenko Of 400 Hill street died yes
terday at the waterbury Hospital.
A native Of Russia he had been q
resident Of this city for 80 years.
During that time Mr.. Krowchenko
was an employe Of the American
Brass company. He was commune
cant Of st. Mary's Russian Greek
Orthodox Church
Besides his wife. MRS. Martha
Krowchenko, he leaves two sons,
Pvt. Paul and Pvt. John Krowchen-
10 Of the Army, q daughter, Mrs.
Sophie Polomski Of this city, Q
brother, Henry Of New York. four
brothers and four sisters living In
Russia and grandchild.
Funeral services will be held on
Thursday morning at S:lS o'clock
from the Lunny Funeral Home. rs
Central avenue to the Russian Greek
Orthodox Church at . O'Clock. Burial
will be In st. Mary's Russian Ortho-
dox Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home today from 7-l0 o'clock, and
tomorrow from 2-10 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
ARTMUR 2. sTONR

Hyannis, Mass, April 2O.-CuP)-
Arthur p. Stone, 90, Of Eastman,
O retired vice-president Of the First
National Bank Of Boston, died ct
Q hospital here yesterday after .
long illness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

EDWIN n. WILLIAMS

Brcokline, Mass, April 20.-CUp)
Edwin n. williams, %, for - years
O travelling salesman for the Inter.
national Silver Co., IN New England,
died at his home yesterday. He ives
q native Of west Haven, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

Lynn, Mass, April 20.--(Up)-
George r. Covert, 90, founder and
president Of the Armored Trucking
and Delivery company bearing his
name, died Of Q heart attack ct his
home last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

Yes I can
ap p = e ciate
Just how you
feel. Y GU
h We been
told that
your ailment
was Q certain
thing, and
others have
told you en-
tirely differ
e mt. You
have had va
rious forms
o Z d r u 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20
- -
DEED

CEPRIANO--In this city, April 1sth,
1943, Mrs. Maria Cipriano. OF 20
America st. Funeral tomorrow
morning, at Sis o'clock, from Co
lasanto Funeral Home, 9S2 Bank
ST., to Our Lady Of Mount Carmel
Church. Burial In Calvary ceme-
terry.
TEMPLE-In this city, April 10Th.
1913, Mrs. Mary Temple, of 1856
South Leonard st. Funeral Friday
morning, at 9:15 o'clock, from Null
VILE Funeral Home, $40 West Main
st., to st. Patrick's Church. Burial
in new st. Joseph's cemetery. A
solemn high Mass of requiem will
be celebrated on Monday morning,
at $500 o'clock, at 81. Patrtck's
Church.
KROWCHENKO-In this city, April
18th, 1913, John Krowchenko, of $50
Hin st. Funeral Thursday morn.
ing at 8:16 o'clock, from lunny
Funeral Home, rs Central Ave-, TO
st. Mary's Russian Greek Orthodox
Church. Burial in st. Mary's Rus.
ISLAM Greek cemetery.
ZMUDsE1Y-In this city, April 18th,
1898, Mrs. Alexander Zmudsky. Of
l4S Hill st. Funeral Thursday
morning, at $3.50 o'clock. from De-
links Home, IL Congress Ave-, to
Russian Evangelical Church on
Ward Sc. Burial In new Pine Grove
cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

ZNEUDsKY-Mrs. Stella Zmudsky.
wafe Of Alexander Zmudsky, Of leo
HIN street, died last night at the
Waterbury Hospital, following .
short illness. A native Of Russia, she
had been . resident Of this city for
81 years.
Mrs. zmudsky was well-known In
the North End section. She was o
member Of the Russian Evangelical
Baptist church.
Besides her husband, she leaves
0 daughter, Miss Loretta zmudsky
Of this city; Q brother and sister In
Russia.
FUNERAL services will be held on
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock
from the Dellniks Funeral Home, II
Congress avenue, TO the Russian
Evangelical Baptist church On Ward
Street ct 10 o'clock. Rev. John Dav-
iduk will officlate. Burial will be In
new Pine Grove cemetery.
Friends may call ct the Funeral
Home, tomorrow from 2.l0 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

TEMPLE. - Mrs. Mary Temple,
widow Of John Temple, Of 1856 South
Leonard street, died ct st. Marys
Hospital last night. A native OF
New York City, she was the daugh-
ter Of the late Edward and Mar
garet Cunningham Flood. Mrs.
Temple had resided for many years
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-20

GEORGE w. LEADBETTER
Augusta, Me-, April 2O.-(UP)-
George w. Leadbetter, 10, who 70.
tired recently as commissioner o.