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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29
FIRE BLOTTER

Engine 3 and Truck 2 respond
ed at 1920 this afternoon to a fire
at 1873 Cherry St., in the apart
ment of Paul CARRIER. Damage
which was slight resulted from an
Overheated stove.
Truck 3. at press time, had re-
sponded to chimney fire at Bar
nard school which was reported to
be under control with little dam
age resulting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29
PENLEY CASE

Boston, Dec. 90. (UP)-The case
Of Toward E. Penley, 81, of Dor
chester, New England district Sec
Rotary Of the Socialist party who is
charged with draft evasion, will be
referred to a federal grand jury,
Asst. q. s. Atty. Thomas P. O'Con-
no announced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29
CPL. LANDERs DECORATED

San Francisco. December %. -
CUP) - The Navy and Marine Corps
medal has been awarded to Cpl.
William F. Landers, Jr., USMC,
Leominster. Mass, for heroism in
dragging three persons from the
flaming wreckage of crashed plane
last May at San Diego, Cal, the
Navy announced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Christine
Gawson) Brinkman, 9O1 Tower
road, Hartford, was held today at
1870 p. m. at the Taylor & Mo-
deem funeral home, 233 Washington
street, Hartford. Burial was in
Cedar Hill cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ada
G.. White Guyette, wife Of James
]. Guyette of 106 Manor avenue,
were held yesterday at the Anderson
funeral home, Rev. Francis o. Ayres
of st. Johns Episcopal church Of
ficiating. Burial was in old Pine
Grove cemetery. Bearers were:
Thomas Dowie, Sandy Poole, Philip
Mills. Thomas Alexander, Emil
Schneider and Robert Breedon.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary E.
Sullivan of 108 Tudor street, widow
of Michael Sullivan, will be held
Hourigan funeral home, Norwich, to
Sacred Heart church, Norwich, at
8. Burial will be in St. Joseph's
cemetery, Norwich. Friends may
call at the Hourigan funeral home,
Norwich, this afternoon and even
ing.
Funeral services for Hiram Ed
ward Livingston of SO Elmwood
avenue, veteran employe of the SEQ
will Manufacturing Co., will be held
ton,nrnrw at 2 n m. at the Alder
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29
Full Weather Report

forecast:
ALL NEW ENGLAND-Fafr and
continued cold tonight; increasing
clOudiness and rising temporal
lures Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29

Gasoline ration coupons are be-
ing issued in Argentina by the
Argentine Automobile Club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29

Cruess & Sons company before en-
tering the service.
The young Servicenlan said today
that numerous other Waterbury
boys were in his unit overseas and
that he would look up their parents
and relatives during his stay here
and forward messages. He said all
of the local men are we'll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29

joining the service groups at the
city hall.
The Mass will be celebrated by
Rev. Raymond G. LaFontaine,
chaplain of the Connecticut State
Military Forces. The preacher will
be Rev. Joseph Griffin, president of
st. Thomas seminary, Hartford.
Charles Fadus, Jr, of Co. E, Con-
necticut State Guard, will be bugler
at the Mass. Frank Orencole will
be in charge of massing of the col
ors, while Charles Melville will d.
rect the ushers.
Major j. Peter Costigan, chair
man of the Mass committee, will
preside at a final meeting this af-
ternoon at 4 O'Clock at the CITY hall,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29

Sible some arrangements may be
made for other refreshments in the
cafeteria. Tickets may be obtained
from any member of the committee
or in fact, any member of the
club. Music will be furnished by
Louis DiZinno's orchestra and both
round, modern and and old fashion
ed dances will be featured.
George r. Lynch and William
Boyle are chairmen of the commit
tee; John v. Ly oh is president
of Washington Park Community
club, and chairman ex-of1icio of the
committee.
The Children of Mary of st.
Francis parish held their annual
Christmas dance at Washington
Park Community House last evening
with about 30 young people in at
tendance. The hall was prettily dec
Grated with Christmas colors and
evergreens. Dancing was from 1870
to 1890 o'clock. Doughnuts and
coffee was served in the safeteria
by Edward Goggins. Others on the
committee included Theresa Dill
lon, refreshments; Eileen Hoar, dec
orations; Eleanor Jordan, cloak
room; Eleanor Mulhall, general
chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29
A STATEMENT
BY
Governor Raymond E. Baldwin

There exists, as the result of wartime demands ON
the paper and paperboard industries. short
age of waste paper, threatening the production of new
paper products for military and elementary civilian
needs.
AT least additional two million Of paper
needed to keep mills peak production and more
can be absorbed to build up reserve inventories
The normal sources Of waste paper not adequate
meet the wartime requirement for this essential
raw material and the War Production Board has
quested the newspapers the United States to under
take the Victory Waste Paper Campaign to generate
flow of waste paper from homes, business establish
ments and institutions the paper manufacturers.
As governor of Connecticut, call upon the people
Of this State cooperate with the agencies in their
communities engaged in waste paper salvage to the
end that this shortage which threatens the conduer
Of the against our enemies and the prosecutions
of our eivilian endeayors be speedily corrected.
Raymond z. Baldwin
GoSsSNor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29
DIED

CYR--In this city, Dec. 2Sth, 194S,
Joseph f. Cyr, of 3S1 South Main
st.
Funeral Friday morning, at Sis
o'clock, from Belleville Funeral
Home, 6S East Clay ST., to st.
AIMS Church. Burial in Calvary
cemetery.
JOHNS-In this city, Dec. goth, 1943,
James William Johns, of Hydelor
Ave, Prospect, Conn.
Funeral Friday afternoon, at 800
o'clock, from Anderson Funeral
Home, 20 Central Ave. Burial in
old Pine Grove cemetery.
SULLIVAN-In this city, Dec. 2Sth.
1913, John P. Sullivan, of 576
Funeral tomorrow morning, at Sis
o'clock, from Mulville Funeral
Home, 270 West Main ST., to I'M
maculate Conception Church. Bur-
ial in Calvary cemetery.
WOODING-In this city, Dec. 29th,
1943, Jennie Agnes Wilder Wood
ing, of 10 Ives st.
Funeral Friday afternoon, at 300
o'clock, from Anderson Funeral
Home, 20 Central Ave. Burial in
Riverside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-29
CARD OF THINKS

CARD OF THINKS
We wish to thank our many
friends, relatives and neighbors,
for floral offerings and the express
sions of sympathy and kindness
shown us during our recent be-
reavement, the death of our beloved
wife and mother. Carmela Carbone.
MIR. CARMINE CARBONE
and FAMILY.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
COAL. MOOD. FUEL ON.

WOOD, fireplace and stove, dry or green,
$50 per cord. Order now for immediate
Phone 3io.
WOOD. fireplace and stove. any length
dry or green; $50 cord: Order now for
fax. Va Phone Fairfax 3IO,
Evening star., 1943-09-25

!sss ST wv ssss$ e. sS
soil PARK RD. NW.-6cSSls room. ada
; iSo7 EYE sT. INV. N.WgDoubie 80 m and tripi:
FARRAGTT g ST. RwTse' msy' room
twin beds, large closet: gentlemen pre-
fafsea sINsLE Ta koom Sa95 for lady of ren.sn.;
maple furnished, Beautyrest mattress ex-
elusive aeighborhood, Y block Conn. ave.
SEas ri assf5fP bTPoNr II eli eI2s 1917 sror
semiprivate bath. 26s
WANTED young man to room in younx
ping-pong tables Apply 1765 Mass. ave.
NV. or call Eugene Horres. DU. 9465.
NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM. private
Cali csii'i after &. &c. 7i71. ''' '''''' 0"'''
aOI5 18th ST. NV, Apt. 344-In pvt.
apt; ladies or gentlemen: double, S32;
single S2I.aM1 SIn mo;; f1n nome priviiesss' si
MASTER Il fanS sss twin Rh0p Sed no. pisse sss
ssl5 99 SSs "aS AVE- s2 Is
single room, conv,. to transp.; gentle home:
YTln aa raRk phsRs sp sbd NsgWRdry nG
ssryice e dOygntoyn;; $500 yssk;
tresses. HO. 9S21.
s31 WHITTIER PL. NV. Nr. Walter
Reed; ATTRACTIVE front twin bedrm.: private
S1S hSs csvEaT ssfSsfn sT NV TA Ait 4Las.
double room, twin. beds: beautiful living
room: Gentle apt. CO. 7O5I.
rooms, .single-double, run. wat, showers;
S1.50 day up; hotel service: family rates.
1929 18th ST.-Double room, newly paint
ed. MI 9236.
NEAR GEORGEToWN-Youn Army. II.
wishes roommate to share large comfort-
gentle home: S25 mo. WO. 6636.
WIDOW of officer has attractive furnished
room for I or 2 gentleman. Conn. ave.
DOWNTOWN, $40 x st. NV. the Homs
Apis. Apt, 53---S,ngle front corner room.
Continued on Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1943-09-25
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COCKER PUPS. black, not reg, fine
healthy pets; will sell to first corners, So
DRIED BEEF for dogs, lb. equals lbs
fresh meat; SH; 4O71.
DALMATIAN PUP English coach. fire dog,
thoroughbred, black and white. 10 weeks.
Phone 81; 9745 any time,
BEAGLE HOUND, female, ? years old: SIS.
Adams 1887
COCKER PUPPIES. beauties, 3 mo- old,
black. Ny Own Brucie" bloodlines. A. K.
G. reg. CHI. 1898.
COON HOUNDS well-broken coon dogs
for sale, For full particulars call CO.
91T3 after II noon.
HOME WANTED for pedigreed dogs
beautiful Airedale and Welsh terrier; gen
tic, well-trained, devoted companions Call
231S 44th st. NV.
WANTED, homes with fenced yards, or In
country, for. 3 young dogs and 2 kittens.
TIA 4434, after 6.30 pm. or Sunday.
FOR SALE-Pure blooded Chesapeake Bay
retriever puppies. s weeks old; one male,
three female; all beautiful. 14l0 goth
st. NV Dupont 1912, 16s
Evening star., 1943-09-25
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

DOWNTOWN. 1917 Mass ave. NV
Lovely Ioy goISsn rooms; twin beds. baths single
IMMACULATE E. NEW NvSIoi HoUsE@Eovely Ssopie dble
S5o E; e z blks. from o1 cenn ave; excel transp
lP4a RGSTf st ao nm 5sas as
gsnts ss1o ktanRxMc tfniis coal heat refs EN- o559
double fI}y s-,s and triple, continuous hot water
505 MASS. AVE. N.w.-1arge 1st-hoor.
PRfyaTF P@sES; Uni tIIs Rheasi nscrD DI; 2935. '
phone; 1924 Belmont st. n NV. W. "'eA' up
a38s Gscs,vl9. n; IL AVE; near goth and N sts
MT PLEasxSr, 81 s1ss 60 17thd aad St. sa9. 9.wouet
bbG4m bns nsSses ma9 ss5 porch X, 4 b9ek
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., near &C Connecticut
bus-1 or gentlemen only; 2 large, quiet
mattresses, 2 bathrooms, SLOWER; i lear r. gag a
by adults. ordway $3.50. .''N'e' Sp'eo s8.
1919 49, ,n1ea 16th st ST. M,W-Large studio room
aq7s a9F Ihree girls first floor. Phone Aasms sa.
43O ONEIDA PL. NV. at 5000 block 9TH
st;1SIingie ST. oSI or double: close to bus; rea-
s9rfRs aTTRAcTVE F1R deable RA o7to room st to
VERIFY We PETl, fSFS + tFansD sBd $is
Nicely furnished room h1 in apart atmRt5 Ro ss9s
" furh for or m Ave T. private batR nisf msId
SEWIY newly f1RSfsHEB e Sfsf y twn-bed room
HSS DUpo%T sSE AREASvsd WE ana dpFsid ssa s%o 2sas
beds beds innnnner-spring mats; Laundry facii-
i4aa M ioSGFEILoW FL W. %seaDtiu, Ssch DY sas 6s
exposure room in fine home. convenient
ST. ST. ana TaYnoR 99S sT Gs0rgia 2335 .,,.
1875 tEsGiR GRRAHAA ST. sf@l Nsned afssr saS girl
to share twin-bed room. all conv.. 18th
G5Lo s1I,,nSiS ONTARIO a RID. NV. near 18th and
ass as01aE nsss sT NWfarse
ppGiyste home; Can after 80. SUNS.
next bath, suitable couple or 2 girls. ii caii
ssssI sssf i, New N1' haar. fhEa AVE. N.w-Master
@ 500 0 Eye ST. NWEarsee "a sinsa Sles room
S35; convenient transportation to Govt.
IoVKhY Vhs' NEiGRoRHoeoDo@oERSo;o ne ooES; with
private bath in nice home; excellent
dIIa MILITARY RHne Rp NW4taFse EM 4tSss front
room, private bath; $50 month. Call WO
CORNER PRIVATE HOME, excellent trans
portation: rent reasonable: suitable for 1
Sn3NT Of girls RoGM Gsll Ia 7s1sot sstn - ,.,,
$40 DECATUR ST.. N,w.ARrisSStp Sp master
soas sSas rRRk ksRaq5nh Rb NV NV topp R. G. pk,-
Beautiful sgle.. dble. rms excel beds; guar
heat; nne transp.; maid serv. MI. 9713.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDERs, TYPEWRITERS, metal fiiing cab
insts H. miss once machines, Cash imme-
ADDING MACHINE. calculator. typewrit-
srs all kinds, any condition: top price.
G Ysi sSer Wssk n sas as
We pay 81. schfiiers. ssp IA ly5 sth' as IS.
BABY sTRo9aER SEE ssnstTsstSp Or ass
hand metal stroller in good condition. Cali
BEDROOM, dining, living room--furniture.
ssrsiuy; stsrase s Th a0@s sss7 40 mSy'hs ss
d;.snn BICYCLE, as1, girls or boys, in good con-
fap'sn So% sPhIses. nA est7 any siu. or condition
CAMERAS, movie equip. photo supplies.
nS nash RE Trsds sds4 s5esne5 aesn sas penas
ladies' Can Morris Morris sfs eohins Sais Store
f Il Ex q. ae5 fof s,vSest M sa saae, 2s
mems clothing. Sans, 1884 7th st. NV.
District T,i ian 1890. Open eve: win eau. e7.,
ssd eosSng Psiefi gss ah bos st. ax
SHoTHIsS aRSs SSYs HHIIapEsT HIap orEiss EHssEs 5A
sss7 N ST. NV. MI s715. OPEN % eve. viii in cal Il
CLoTHING-Better prices paid for mems
ased IS sSa slShing g,n sssrs w,,I IsS 7th st
DEsk-G; F greer, top metal secretariai
desk, walnut finish. 34x60; will pay
RGEeTRIc RIGia!TR soN Gsl Np1 in 5000 sood condition
ELECTRIC TRAINS. H 0 and 0 gauge.
Hobby supply: sia Oh St. NV. RE. ao7o,
sma hease ppsfsi a erWsn good s9nSW5tion
sssa e ss iarse Pises piaes can can snGasn
FURSITURE Of better kind wanted at on once.
you wish to sell please call Mr.. Grady,
FGRNITURE-Rugs. electric refg.. washing
anY nshfs ts eash p5ss P9S best results call
beds. Highest cash prices paid. Imme- me
fGis Fsn2zs and P hoazsSod azsa good. >,
kinds: no quantity too small or too large:
SPOT cash immediate removal. TR. ,9750.
ords; highest prices paid Bring in or call
FuENiTuRE and household effects IS Of The the
sns once enslf ea Mo- It, esdy ods NA gssss @
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china, glassware
p4sss psa Can paintings Mnag es sas ssa sa
binoculars and mems clothing; HIGHEST
sae Ssp PAN zpes AsS ss cho's ar dam9nd m fl
Sans ss4 7th kRas se NV WahIss Dstries Ct fsse NaSe
M ss fRD NsfP svsnnfs sma uprsht or spnet eR.
Will pay cash If under $3.50. Telephone
PLANO. used. small apartment size Ii
PORTABLE TYpEwRrrER WANTED sooe
fonSis5sn RaSios wANTEb 5eeS asntemanly irish deal
er pays from SIS to S45 for table models
up to $3.50 g for combinations. 1910 l4tf
kEsTAgkAST, bakery and kitchen EQUIP.
msnt; Liberal prices paid. RE. 661l.
riss.II. rsipsiE; hssImstitchins; en- buttons covered
SUN LAAIP. Call Union 5375 after !. m
TRIPOD. standard, for stereotype ma.
chine. Republic 90s9
TRUNK wardrobe; good condition. Cal
TYPEWRITERs--we buy any make, age OF
condition High cash prices paid Bring
them in or call u.s. Standard Typewriter
WASHING MACHINE, prefer spinner type
Name your price: will pay cash Phone
WASHING ai MAoHfNE spinner Gs WI s9pe 7sss pss.
WASHING MACHINE, apt.-size, small port.
able. by private party. VIII pay good cash
price Also carpet sweeper GL 2414.
WANT TO PURCHASE small set, "a to Sc
pieces Sterling tableware, repousse pat
tern Southern Rose, Narcissus, or similar
design. Please give complete description
and price first communication. Box 400.
Y. Star. 25s
CASH FOP nTAMOnJT1C ANT, ~ X ~OT X
Evening star., 1943-09-25
POULTRY & EGGS.

RED ROCK CROSSES, IA large puilets.
will lay soon; cockerels and others: also
lumber, to build chicken house; must SELL
Rockville 19-M after pm
BEACHS U. S. APPROVED blood tested
chicks. Hatched every week. Open Sun
days. Ashton ABB, Norbeck, Md
PULLETS, fancy New Hampshire Red; also
some poultry equipment and tractor. Call
Falls Church 1926
Evening star., 1943-09-25
BOATS.

257 CABIN CRUISER, built in 1888. in
water at Champions Boat Yard; priced
for quick sale: No. 13 V 943, price $500
cash. Call AT. O143 aft. pm. or Sun
Owner eoing 12n Iy,i IN IN service. ,uu ,,,
newly powered S1,700. See steward. Co
rinthian Yacht Club.
built in Atlantic City. inclosed decShouse.
marine motor, light plant and full equip
ment; everything in good shape, ready to
go; make offer. Call Hyattsville 0254.
PENGUIN RACING DINGHY, in good con-
dition. Phone ia. 1767-W. %.
CABIN CRUISER, As twin screw. furnished
for. living quarters; Al cond: $1,000.
Make your cash offer. 81 pm, '.Ro-
nance" 1900 Main ave. s.w. 26s
CABIN CRUISER, Marauta, for sale,
3Gx10; $1,000 cash. Corinthian Yacht
Club. berth 636 or phone DU $500.
30-FOOT CRUISER,
Recently rebuilt, eauipped with ,e-72 Gray
best buy in washington. MA. 5437. Eve
nings and Sunday. TR o596.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

MILK COW. l. Jersey, $3.50. Locust 4s9-
HEIFERS, a; Guernsey. . Holstein: 1
very fine mule colt, 20 mos. old: ] work
horse, yrs. old: high-class riding horses.
l fiye-gaited, l perfect trained hunter all
young. See Sunday or any pm, M. J:
Waple, Duke st. extended, 3 miles out of
Alex, Va. Phone Alex. 0429.
SHOATs FOR SALE, weight 5000 lbs.
10 PRETTY PONIES all sizes, cheap. A.
gated riding horses; work horses Cheap
riding horses western saddles harness:
pony wagons and buggies: horse blankets
1886 18th st. Sc
RIDING MARE, s-year- -old, gentle; western
saddle, and bride. Must sell. SS5 de-
livered. WA. 1893
g RIDING HORSES, gentle well broken;
14-year-old chestnut stallion: L S-year-
old Jumper Owner WA o673
Evening star., 1943-09-25
PERSONAL.


SPECIAL EXERCISE COURSES for busi-
nessmen, personal and group gymnastics
Tor ladies' ConV. appointments. Laurit-
Gems Gymnasium, 1908 L st. NV EX.
MOTHERS. Proxy parent plan caters to
the children of Washington. For any
service day or evening, call Mr.. Reiss.
Will GIVE BOARD to high school girl rp in
exchange Tor light duties. Vicinity Calvin
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Sullivan, If you are in need of a loan
up to 5000 on your signature.
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated by my own
method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK,
1855 Columbia rd Adams 03SS.
WATCHES REPAIRED, ) to day service.
all work guaranteed s. Franks Jewelry
YouN lasR II nT nr r. S113 wfh
small baby wants same to share apt. or
small house, one take care of children
while other works: share expenses and
salary Call AID. 961S.
ROBT. B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY.
Room 9Ol. Westory Bldg, sos 14th st. NV.
DIR. H. w. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 602. Westory Bldg. COS 14th NV.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate
Just phone DAVE PENNEY, CH. 1924
Evening star., 1943-09-25
FARM b GARDEN.

SOYBEAN HAY. dry, suitable for grinding,
wanted at once. We haul IT. Address VIC
tory Farms. Gaithersburg, Md. Telephone
FEED. HOGS ON sHAREs--u you have
suitable place for feeding garbage to hogs
Box 4T2-Y, Star 2Ss
BANK GRAVEL for roads and driveways.
&, or N. ton loads delivered Md. or p. c.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SMALL DEL. AND VARIETY STORE, living
quarters and yard. Low rent. Good chance
to develop Price is giveaway. FIR 9505.
27*
ROOM1NG HOUSE, Rhode Island ave NV,
near 14th ST.: 16 rooms and 5 baths: over
5000 mo. income. Will sell for S2,7OO;
small down payment, easy terms. Call
Shepherd 5299. 27s
Evening star., 1943-09-25
MOTOR TRAVEL

MARINE OFFICERS WIFE going to coast
by way Utah would like ride; references
YohN Adans 5ssG Ext a05 Ss
Florida early October, assist driving, share
expenses. HO 1000, Ext 216. 26s
ing Wednesday. Cali Klindworth, TR. 2424
Ext. 19S, during day except Sunday.
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER driving to San
Diego, September 2S. wishes officer to share
driving and expenses. Phone OR. 1921.
26s
WANTED lady riders to share expenses
SS4S oRs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Papa| Flag 10 Be Blessed
AT Nativity Services

American and papal flags will be
blessed at special services at pm.
Tuesday at Nativity Catholic Church,
Thirteenth and Peabody streets
NV. The Rev. Lawrence A. Nc
Clone, assistant pastor and spiritual
director of the Nativity Holy Name
Society, will offlciate. A guard of
honor. composed of members of the
society, will assist. The flags are
the gift of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Archie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Howard Evening School
To Offer 40 Courses

Offering 40 credit and credit
courses for Government employees,
teachers and laymen, the evening
school of Howard University, COM
prising the graduate school, the
college of liberal arts and the
school Of music, will begin its spring
quarter March %.
Among the courses to be offered
are: Commercial law by Prof.
Lewis, the technique and admins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

by Harry McAlpin; there also are
beginners intermediate and ad-
vanced courses in Gregg shorthand
and tipping.
A course in "Propaganda-Wea-
pom of Total Warfare" is to be Of
fered by Dr. Max Lekus. This course,
which will be given with a series of
lectures, embodies the substance
of book which will soon be pub
lished. Although the purpose is to
make the lectures available to the
public, it may be possible to arrange
for students seeking credit to take
the course in this way.
The evening school will continue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

tration Of counseling by Mr.. Miller,
history OF nationalism by DR.. Co.
gate, current educational problems
by DR., zap, American prose and
poetry of life by Prof Sterling
Brown, world problems since 1870 by
Mr.. Lewis, selected topics in Latin
American history by M. Bellegarde,
mental hygiene by DR.. Meenes, a
course in intermediate Spanish by
Miss Rodriguez and collective be-
havior by Mr.. Edwards.
Some non-credit courses also are
being offered One is a course in
machine shorthand, employing the
stenograph method, to be taught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Keystone Auto Club Asks
End Of DC. Property Tax

The personal property tax on au-
tomobiles should be abolished in
the District. the Keystone Automo-
bile Club recommended yesterday
in a letter to the District Com
missioners. The letter was signed
by George E. Kneipp. local Keystone
manager.
Mr.. Kneipp said he believed the
District would gain revenue, at least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

Myers, for many years Nativity
Pensioners, who made the presen-
tation in the name of the society.
The Rev. Ignatius Smith, Domini-
can teacher and preacher, who Is
delivering the course of Lenten SER
mons at the church under the gen.
eral topic Of Following Christ
Today" every Tuesday and Wednes-
day night during Lent, will, in addi-
ton to his scheduled sermon for
that evening, give brief talk on
Our Flag"
Don't lose hope It'll you've tried
Star Want Ad," MA. 5000,
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its policy of offering any courses
for which there is genuine de-
mand. For the last two quarters. a
number of courses have been in
Guided as result of such requests.
These may either be credit or nom
credit courses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Stole Shoe Rotions

WILMINGTON. N. C. (P)-The J.
c. Patten family has six of the No.
l war ration books, but the men,
bers can't buy any shoes. Some
body made away with the No. II
coupon-the shoe one-from each
of the books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

for the present, by discarding the
personal property tax. He contend
ed that under restricted driving con-
ditions today many owners will not
register their cars If the cost is too
high.
Describing personal property levy
on automobiles as double taxation"
the automobile club manager said
n States already have discarded
the tax. He added that others have
similar action under consideration"
War bonds make bombers TO bomb
the Axis and lower our taxes. Why
not buy some and help yourself:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-22
SAM THOMPSON PROUD
OF HIS INVESTMENTS
I'm u. s. WAR BONDS

Samuel w. Thompson, 723 Love
lane, visited The Citizens office
this morning and reminded a re-
porter that, month or so ago, The
Citizen ran a story about a Key
Wester who received money from
"a realty sale and had used the
entire amount to purchase $4,000
war bonds.
Il more than double him." Mr..
Thompson said, and withdrew
from a pocket $4,000 in bonds that
he had bought from money paid
him on mortgages that had been
satisfied.
Il was getting ten per cent on
the mortgages" Mr.. Thompson re-
sumed, but want to say l get a
thrill out of losing a little more
than seven per cent when know
the money will be used by Uncle
Sam to fight the sneaky Japs and
the cruel Germans"