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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

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Evening star., 1943-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODLEY PARK.

Modern. semi detached
brick, z rooms. . baths. sun
porch, 2-car garage, attrac-
tive planting; $4,000. See
Mr. Norris
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

80 BUCHANAN ST. WALTER HEIGHTS,
Mclean. Vas rms. and bath, modern
BUNGALOW, beautifully reconditioned, large
victory garden lot. Owner on premises
Sunday. 10 am. to 6 pm.
ANACOST1A. S.E.-New GROOM BRICK
being completed June 1. 5000 required.
covering payment of rent for one year in
advance. Box 39S-M. Star.
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SILVER SPRING MD

By owner. sos Deerfeld ave off Dale
drlve--6-room brick house, gas heat. built
in garage, screened porch, fireplace. recrea-
ton room large lot, | year old; furn. or
unfurnlshsd immediate OCCUPANCY
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S1O.95O.

Modern 2-Family Apt. Houses.
This new group is located immediately
north OF the Soldiers Home in one OF the
1ner sections Of the city, They are semi
plete in every detail, including automatic
heat. There. are 2 complete and private
apts. with all the latest modern improve
ments, with an atmosphere of an indf-
vidual home. The apis are all rented and
will show an excellent investment. For
Tasior sRa' 1865 S nsi'0n Or randolph s57d. No
brokers. j. B. TIFFEY a BON. 316
Kennedy 1t. NV.
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--2-story frame detached, g rooms, bath,
cleo. Lat. heat: easy terms. v. s. HURL-
BERT. MA. 3510. a31 H st. NV
CoLoRED OPPOSITE HOWARD THEATER
On T ST. and Fla. ave. NV. , two story
brick houses, zoned for business, income
S125 per mo-: price S12,950.
DI S9I7 w. L. MOORE GE. 2s02.
COLORED-I821 4th ST N.W.-BRICK.
8 rooms and bath. h.-wh., coal furn., lot
L. j. MILLS Il SON
43O 5th St NV. MA. 1861.
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DETACHED BRICK,

Excellent Northwest location, less than 4
years old. & rooms, , baths. recreation
room, den. auto heat. modern kitchen, det
garage, spacious grounds. etc. Excellent
cond. Immediate possession. Only
S12.q50; terms
your NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co., ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

Groom brick bungalow, u acre ground,
ties to build 1-unit apt house which is
basement high. steel is set and have some
material on hand; will sell equity cheap.
Hillside O311-R
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TIT,DEN GARDENS

3O16 TILDEN ST NV
Unusual opportunity to buy from owner.
7-room coop. apt, 3 bedrooms, = baths.
sunroom. Three full exposures, excellent
loca alton, lovely gardens. many special IA
ciIities Box BALM Star %
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FOR, SALE

Modern, complete 6-room brick house,
garage, sun porch, auto. stoker fire coal
heat furniture included: ! block of bus.
| mi. south Alexandria. real buy. Lot
15x440. Owner transferred to California.
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IntoWn Detached Home,
Lovely Home in Kent,
Unusual Charm

$40. 6.5OO-Possession June g. Four
bedrooms and tSo baths on 2nd f.;
1st-f1. Law, recreation room. maids
rm. and bath. Individually built;
wide board pegeed floors. spacious
floor plan. generous size rooms,
manv attractive features. BOSS &
PHELPS, realtors. MA $500; eve
nngs and Sunday call MAJOR
LANE, WI. 6297.
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Sc 95O-S2.5OO CASH.

BY owner, rooms and bath, large sun
porch. acre of cultivated land. double ga
rage. large shade and fruit trees; miles
below Alex. on Fort Hunt I'd, near Mount
Vernon blvd. Box 209, Fort Hunt rd.
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Choice Rooms-Hotel Service.
DON CARLOS, 2007 o ST. NV.
ly: inner-spring mattress, twin beds:
$3.50 wk; single room. $3.50 wk.:
shared tub and shower; refined guests. O.
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SEMI-BUNGALOW.

Newly decorated and vacant. No Is At
lantic st. s.e.-Price, $3.50; terms ar
ranged. Living room, dining room, den.
bedroom. kitchen, pantry: all are large
rooms. LARGE refrigerator and tabletop
gas range, hot-water heat. gas and cleo
ment. . bedrooms and bath on second floor,
lot l0nxl20. with stately old trees. Open
daily for inspection. | to s pm Take
Congress- Heights bus. get off at S.
Capitol and Atlantic SITS.
W B KRAFT TAYLOR oNSO
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BUILDERS SACRIFICE

BUILDERS SACRIFICE,
In restricted and beautiful Ravenwood.
tk Sriek constr. slate roof, 8 rooms. ga
sar., on well-wooded and iandscaped 10:
in nearby Va, Call Mr.. CLARKE, i to 5,
WEST CHI. CHI. AREA.
large rooms. 3 bedrooms and bath on
second floor, library and half bath on first;
Oliver 6s67.
Mr.. 4th and Whittier SITS.
An imma culate semi-detached brick home
full bath in basement. Deep lot. very
standing value. Cali Me. II45. until
J: WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALroR.
$6,500-VACANT.
briet eth st st. room. ne asa near Fla
inclosed rear porcheS, built-in garage: con-
venient terSls and immediate possession.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc.
BETHESDA, MD.
REAL BUY-$1195O.
ATTRACTIVE 2-sToRY BRICK HOME,
. YEARS OLD. g LARGE ROOMS, 3 BED
ROOMS; BATHS, GAS HEAT. AIR CON
DIIIONED, ATTACHED GARAGE. BEAU
T1FUL WOODED LOT. CONVENIENT LO-
CATION. REASONABLE TERMS. TO IN
SPECT, CALL
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
Established 1910.
T21o Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Eve. WI. 4943.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Attractive home large rooms, 3 bed
rooms, 2la baths. INV h.. gas, 2-car ga
rage, beautiful lot with garden. OWNER,
WI. 1913.
OPPORTUNITY.
Groom brick bungalow, Il acre ground,
rezoned to commercial deed: have priori-
ties to build 1-unit apt house, which is
basement high. steel IS set and have some
material on hand; will sell equity cheap.
Hillside O311-R.
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INCOME-PRODUCING HOME
Near 18th and Columbia road-This
attractive home has eight spacious rooms,
two complete tile baths, recreation room,
built-in Karage. Three nice porches, good
yard, II is in perfect condition. BETr-
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN

Open to > pm: lo4 w. Cypress st.
tEast-West hgWyD; 2story, detached
brick house. center hail. 8 large rooms,
> baths, bult-in garage, shade trees.
flowers. shrubbery. Victory garden. oppo-
site Columbia Country Club IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. J. LETTON MARTIN Earle
Bldg. Re 300: ewes. Woodev 05S0.
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

3l7 9Th ST Sc. tnear Navy Yard
lse rms, no Housekeeping: adults Phone
TR. 4445 or HI 0994-J for inspection, etc.
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcont.).
JEFFERSON PARK, VA.
S1O.lEO

1928 MORRISON ST NV: OPEN SUN
f;6 WO S116
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Will buy this attractive semi-detached
brick home near. 18th and Allison SITS; n e.
Only . years old. in immaculate condition
with s rooms. bath. Recreation room and
facilities for additional bath in basement.
terms can be arranged. A splendid value.
Call ME. 143, until q pm.
MfECI pIICIAMAN PEAL TOR
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE. NO chill
dren or pets, desire furn. apt. NV. Will
pay S1OO-S125. Phone LIT. EFBERG after
ARMY COLONEL AND WIFE DESIRE .
bedroom apt, NV. section; must be house
keeping: net in private home preferably
factory: occupancy June Is or before.
Tel. Decatur 1850. Ext. Sol. s.
COUPLE WANT THREE-ROOM APART
ment. near Transportation. WA. 1927. To-
RAF OFFICER WOULD GREATLY AP-
preciate help in finding small apartment,
furnished or unfurnished. Dupont Circle
or Mt. Pleasant vicinity. Box 162-R. Star.
TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT,
kitchen, bath: NV. section; for two busi-
nesswomen. RE. 1900, Ext. 1901. 9.
WANTn-FVRNIsIIED APT. 2 ROOMS
kitchen and bath, by man and wife, l.
$500.
GROOM APARTMENT. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. In nv. section, ground noor
or elevator building: references furnished.
Telephone North 727S. o.
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BETHESDA BRICK.
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL.

II you want a home with nice lot. close
to all conveniences, attached garage.
screened porch. = bedrooms and small
chld's room. call Bradley OIL
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Cs12 CONN AVE. Apt. 1-Large studio
and adjoining twin-bed room, running
water, unlim. phone: best transp.; for 3.
CO IL a.. call nnrnincS O.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
BEAUTIFIJI, VA HOME

Charming brick center-entrance resi-
dence in exclusive jefferson Park, Alex.
Va Spacious living room. library. dining
room. well-equipped kitchen, side screened
porch, beautiful bedrooms. > baths on
second floor large room and large electric
fan on third floor, large lot with 5-ft.
tronass. ntS With brick terrace in rear with
Priced to sell: S25,OGO: $4,000 cash, $500
monthly. Mr.. LoWerv. ia. 1875.
BRCDIE Il COLBERT. INC, MA. SS15.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

JEFFERSON PARK, VA.
DETACHED BRICK.
Unforeseen circumstances compel owner
to sell this extensively FURNISHED home
on an unusually attractive wooded lot.
a first-hoor den and lavatory storm win
dows metal weather stripped and screened.
Complete in every detail for comfortable
Of fast bus TRANSPORTATION. schools and
1O-min. drive from Pentaeon, and Navy
Buildings. You must act quickly to obtain
this this unusual value. Call MI Evans, WO.
SHANNON & LUcHs CO,
sos HSt. NV. National "345
WOODRIDGE.
Corner house, detached. modern; large
lot garage; rooms, gas heat; schools.
shopping Transportation close: bargain at
$3.50, one-half cash. Phone Hobart
HERE IS A BARGAIN.
Owner Going in Army
1102 Norwood dr.. New, Hampshire
snd brsk bsth roe 6ed
with fireplace. dining room, kitchen. 2 bed
rooms with bath on End fir.: h.-w.h, cop,
Sfs Hsse shS
buy. For Inspection call MR.. oREM, Gc.
4639 or DI. 3346.
NEAR sUITLAND.
kitchen with with eleeirie refrg. ref and ar; stove:
lot Call FIR. 1904. Mr.. Altman, WAPLE
& JAMES, INC, DI. 3346.
MARIETTA PARK,
On 5th St. near Nicholson St: rooms,
semi detached brick. built-n gar, oil heat;
level lot: close to stores, schools and
transportation: priced to sell, M. B.
WEAVER. DI. 3346 or WO. 4944.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; 3-FAMILY
apartment, rent the other two: excellent
location: good condition
Vacant; 6 rooms. stories; one block 10
bus, stores.
BUNGALOW with vacant basement apart
ment; overlooking Sligo pkwy.
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Colonial Detached Brick.

Center hall design, with 10 rooms.
baths. deep garden. 1Oo-ft. front. on Bat
terry lane, beautiful trees and shrubbery,
ample space for Victory garden: close to
bus, school. church, shopping center in
Bethesda house needs some decorating
possession in 80 days. Gel SANDOZ, INC,
nr SohE
Evening star., 1943-05-08

IF YOU CAN BEAT THESE,
>, 10th and Hamlin n.e.-Detached bunga-
low, s large rooms. spacious lot, h,-w'h.:
S6.950. Only $500 cash!
Near Mckinley High--Tapestry brick
rooms, bullt-in garage, h.-w.h.; excellent
condition; S6.950 $500 cash!
Hemlock ST.. near l2th-semi detached
or orlck, spacious rooms, built-in garage:
URcIoLo REALTY CO, ME 4a4l.
OWNER, LEAVING CITY,
Must sell lovely, large. detached corner
brick. off upper 18th St NV Q large
rooms. baths. marble trim, sun parlor,
other features found only in custom-built
homes: About u orig. cost. Eve. GE 4455
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. $500
GEORGETOWN.
Pleasant, attractive, detached brick
house. service entrance. fireplaces, 2
bedrooms, nursery, gas heat: recently re-
modelled: vacant. For appointment to
EMMA MOORE SCOTT.
EXCELLENT VALUES.
Near 14th and Park I'd, conv. to street.
car, buses stores. Sacred Heart Church
rooms, bedrooms. bath, gas heat. front
and rear porches. Price, $3.50. to close
estate.
frame house converted to flats, oil
burner; lot over 5Ox1 90, soned frst COM
mercial: annual rents. 81 1.974. Priced at
$4,000 T4M tS5 immsdiats ssls Owner iesStns sonns.
evenings. WI. 6340.
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$3.50.

WEST OF 14th AND PARK RD
very attractive Colonial brick home.
near Sacred Heart Church Contains
large rooms C3-room deep typeD, tiled
bath. hot-water heat Toll burner with
summer and winter servlce>, Servel gas
refrigerat tor; roof new :, yrs ago. Taxes,
500 per VI Clear. Owner will consider
taking back first trust. Eve. or Sun.
phone Temple :,.,:s3.
CDAyyA TVNL7
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Detached-Large Garden.
unique restora tion-an old church
converted into lovely home. Hugh studio
living room with balcony. ceiling height. l T
feet: :, log burning freplaces. gas heat.
3 complete baths. original wide board floor.
now as 3 beautiful Studio apartments
The grounds have a frontage of 20 feet
Price, $4,000. BOSS & PHELPS, realtors,
evenings. call Mr Shackelford. 81. 660S.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

THE GALENA, 1872 ST. N.E.-An exclu-
eve Guest House "On The Hill for girls;
Just opening, newly decorated, all new
furniture and equipment, large lounge for
entertaining friends, spacious rooms and
closets. semi-pvt baths. doubles and
trinleS 800 so to sos 80
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I400 DECA UR 81. N. w.
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON, . to 4
home, just east of 18th St Contains 10
rooms, , baths. Price Just reduced to
Sl150O. Inspection at other times by
appointment. Eve. phone OR. 1414,
Mr.. Adams.
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RETHESDA-S10 MO

~ ~ IL 4iOA~1A OAo AsAO.
Basement room. with private bath: near
bus: for settled woman who will do dinner
dishes and stay nights with . children
WI
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-3-BEDROOM
house. 2la baths. recreation rm.. larse
lot price. Sl4 $50: very good terms
REALTY ASSOCIATES INC, 4617 Lee
Highway. CHI. 143S, oxford 1870. until
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Large lot with room for Victory garden.
large living room. sunroom, 3 bedrooms,
only S1O,5O0. Call MRS. TAYLOR, WI.
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TODAY'S BUY.
SHEpHEPD PARK

Near 18th st. and Kalmia rd.-Attractive
brick residence. 3 bedrooms. > baths, full
bright basement roomy attic, detached
garage; nice lot, "a -ft. front; side and
rear alleys: convenient location. close TO
shopping center bus StreetcarS and schools
Further information upon request
ROBERTS E. JATIMER
T-33 Alaska Ave wv GF 1910
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TWO-FAMILY HOUSE,
2 apts., Z master rooms, like new: near
everything: house clear. will finance.
ST. Mount Rainier
H c. MAYNOR 2314 r T. AVE NE
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4th AND oUACKENBos NV girls,
lovely corner rm. with screened porch, in
detached house. Twin beds. next to bath.
] blk. from , express busses. RA. 29S7.
l1s c ST. NW.-singles, ST. double, SIS
per uk EY 6S6R
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OWNER, LEAVING CITY.

wv 4NcAS, Lila AANo VI
SELLING HIS PROPERTY.
BETHESDA-Beautiful broom bunea-
low, large attic. full-sized basement oil
heat, lot 65X9O: located on Northbrook
lane. close to transportation. school, stores.
Price, $3.50.
RIVER TERRACE.
"a pl. and Dix st. n.e.-b-room brick.
corner, many extra Improvements; also
Victory garden. Price. $500. Would
also sell furnjt,lre Call OWNER AT 45SS
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IAhOMA PANh, D. z.
Detached dwelling, large lot: eight
rooms. bath, cellar, attic near school and
library and stores; trees, flowers, garage;
possession with deed
JOHN SCRIVENER Il BRO.
.3t 9th St NV DI $3.50
Evening star., 1943-05-08

Attractive home, & large rooms, 3 bed
rooms, 2l2 ba tbs. INV h.. gas. 2-car ga
rage, beautiful lot with garden. OWNER,
WI 4qt3
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$3.50 CASH.
CONVENIENT NE. LOCATION.

CON VEN1ENI NE. LOJAI ION.
Broom shingle BUNGALOW, nice front
and rear porches, good-sized lot. garage;
near stores schools, theaters and trans
portation Total price, $3.50, with terms
of $3.50 cash and balance like rent makes
this real opportunity for home buyer
Call Mr.. Tabler. WI 1882, or Mr.. Ray.
DE. 60s". for informa ton.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 ST. NV. National .345.
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The BradIeieh-a residential club of
distinction for, discriminating adults;
American plan. Rates per month, 1928.
single; 5000 for two. Shown by appoint
ment. Oliver T471.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

On U. s. No. l highway, IL, miles souti
OF Pentaeon Bids; bus stops at door
Private baths, plenty free parking. specia
weekly rates. Phone Ivy 1046.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-02
AUTO ODEATH TOLL
 REPORTED AS l3O
Fatalities Regarded as High in View of Gas, Tire
 Restrictions

is0 persons have been killed in Connecticut traffic accidents caused during the first eight months of i9AS, reports Commissioner of Motor vehicles John T. Mccarthy who stresses the fact that, despite the decrease of flfty-Tiine (59) cases as compared with the same period last year, the rate of fatality incidence is 70 cases per million miles of motor vehicle travel this year as compared with e.e last year. This increase is entirely unwarranted in view of substantial reductions In high way hazards, according to Commissioner Mccarthy, who also points out the generally recognized need for extreme care in motor ve- hicle operation to achieve maximum conservation of manpower for the war effort.
 seventeen persons were killed in August traffic conflicts as compar- ed with twenty.one during, August, 1922. The drop of four cases repre- sents Q decrease of 19.0 per cent for the month. For the first eight months of 1943 Connecticut's traffic fatality experience was 3l.2 per cent less than for the same period 1942. National experience for the first six months was thirty-two per cent so Connecticut is probably doing about as well as the national average.
 Of the 1S0 persons killed this year in traffic accidents sixty-three (63) were adult pedestrians and eight (O werechild-peds. Fiftyfave (65) adults and one CD child were killed as car occupants. Three child bicyclists were killed. The importance of the rate rests in It's measure of opera tor behaviour, indicating according to current experience that accident incidence will mount with tncreas- ng motor vehicle mileage. Resulting fatalities and injures, not to mentor property loss, is a needless price the Connecticut public has to pay for careless movement on street and highway by motor vehicle operators and pedestrians, almost too high a price for even the great convenience of motor car use.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-02
TWO YOUNGSTERS
 ADMIT BREAKS
Arrested Today Following Probe of Several Com.
 pIaints; Money Back

Two boys, one fourteen, the other thirteen, were turned over to juvenile court authorities after they admitted breaking into four establishments last night, and several others in the past few days. DsteH+'va ut. Joseph Bendler said this morning.
 The boys were alrgsvo4 s...y .aiS morning by Detective Sergt. Joseph Reilly and Detective Raymond Grady who found them asleep in an old car in a lot near Lakewood Park.
 When taken into custody, the boys had in their possession bag con- taining $29.69 in change, and $500 in bills in their pockets. They had 8 heavy tire iron about two feet long, which they said they used for breaking into places. Also found were a glass cutter, two small chisels, two knives six .22 caliber bullets, and several kitchen knives.
 The boys admitted breaking into Lonzunendos Diner, 203 Meadow street; the Socony Gasoline Station, ls6 Meadow street; and Italian Grocery store, IS Union street and Nick Elias Grocery, 637 North Main street last night.
 On Monday night, the boys said they broke into the Lakewood serv- ice station, 1861 North Main street, and scalo's Grocery, l6e Easton ave- nue.
 The younger boy admitted break ing into Pats Grill, 549 North Main street, with two other boys on Sum- day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-02
CITY WORKERS IN
 COLLECTION DRIVE
NEA Telephoto

All tin can users were again warned today by J. Warren Upson, chairman of the salvage commit- tee, to "clean lem out and get them together in the sections of the city south of East and West Main streets for the Street Department employees who will make their rounds Saturday morning at 2.
 Let's hope that we can double last months efforts" said Arthur Barker, statistician for the Water- bury area.
 "At the present time I'm work ing on a couple of loads of tin cans that have to go to the re- processing plants, but 1t certainly would be @ wonderful thing if Wa terburians would contribute more than I can handle in my reports" MT. Barker declared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-02

othy A. Hogan, 1SS Madison street; William Harrigan, eS East Main street; Emanuel Kaplan, le4 West Main St., Anthony Kazakavage, 13 Summit street; Helen M. Kaiser, 76 East Main St.; Virginia M. Knight, SS6 Sylvan Ave; Matwey Kowal, 24 Wood St.; Azilda M. Lecomte, 759 Woodtlc Rd.; Frederick Doug las Little; 80 E. Hawkins St.; Har- old Martin, l8 Garden Circle; Ade- laide, L. Miller, 506 Sylvan Ave-; 1; Ruth M. Miller, 22 Highland Ave. {; Marjoria Monagan, S4 Euclid Ave-; !; Rosemary A. McGratll, 57 Alder St.; Angeline Parlapiano, l0S Long Hill Road; Emily Parlapiano, e45 North Main; Dorothy Ellen Perriello, 3S0 West Main street; Nicholina M. Pet tinicchi, 10l Edgewood Ave; Berthe M. Provencher, l70 Bridge St.; AL bert II. Reihl, 20 Myrtle Ave-; Jos eph R. Rimany, Jr.; 63 Clinton St.; Veronica Twardy Rimany, 63 Clin- ton St.; Domenic E. Rovasio, 1s0 Alder St.; Alfred Simone Jr.; 90 Proctor St.; Ethel R. Slinone, 99 Proctor St.; John r. Schlosser, 230 Lounsbury St.; Eleanor Spadola, 216 Hillside Ave; Herman Sanford Sha- piro, II Savings St.; Martin Shatas, 270 Highland Ave: Edward F, Shaw, 2 White Oak Lane; George M. Smith, 331 North Main St.; Thomas 0. Sullivan, 8l Edson Ave-; Joseph Taylor, 222 Tracy Ave-; Leonardo Tedde, 66 Grand St.; Virginia O., Tehan, Cooke St.: Leonard Vaccaro, l76 Orange St.; Mary E. Wall, 55l Baldwin St.; Thomas F. White, 30 Thompson St.; Bernice M. Wiggins, 20a4 No. Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-02
FUNERALS

The funeral of Emile Dumaine was held this morning from the Belleyille Funeral Home, 68 East Clay street, at 8:l5 to St. Anns church at 900 o'clock where Q solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev. Anatole Halle, assisted by Rev. Ubald Lau- rion as deacon, and Rev. Benedict Gauronskas as sub-deacon. At the organ, under the direction of Mrs. Leodina Pageau Q special musical program was rendered with MT. Adolphe Tourangeau and MISS Marie Gervais as soloiStS. MT. Tourangeau sang "pie Jesu" at the offertory, while Miss Gervais sang Shubert's "Adieu"A at the recess sional. and MT. Tourangeau ren- dered the French version of Wear. CT My God to Thee"
 The pail bearers were Antonio Desautels,, Albert Charpentier, Nestor Limoges, Leon Forter. Henri--Paul Fontaine and Armand Cordeau.
 Burial was in Calvary cemetery with Rev. Ubald Laurion of1ciating at the committal.
 The funeral of Mrs. Emogene Grilley, Pierpont road, was held to- day at 2 p. m. at the Anderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, Rev. Samuel A. Budde of Christ Chapel officiating. Burial was in old Pine Grove cemetery.
 Funeral services for William Zu- hrisky, 10 Edward street will be held at the Stokes funeral home, 694 Riverside street tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today until 10 p. m.
 The funeral of Mrs. Hilda (John- son) Swan, widow of Magnus Swan, was held today at 3:30 p. n., from the Alderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, with Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor of the Zion Lutheran church, officiating. Burial was in old Pine Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of Herbert D. Spen- Ger of Hartford, formerly of Wa terbury, was held in the chapel of Second Congregational church to- day at 2:30 p. m. Burial was in old Pine Grove cemetery.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred Rosie of West Hartford will be held tomorrow at 2 p. rn., at the Alder son funeral home, 70 Central ave- nue, Rev. Dr. John c. Walker, pas- tor of Second church, officiating. Burial will be in Grove cemetery, Naugatuck. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to g p. m.
 There are no locks in the Suez Canal,