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Evening star., 1943-02-11
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MADISON, pARR1E o. On wednesday
February 10, 1913. CARRIE o. MADISON
Madison.
Funeral services at her lat. residence
Cemetery. ii
McMANus, CAROLINE. On Wednesday
February TO- 1913, at her residence, l434
beloved mother Of Miss Elizabeth McManus
and Mrs. Mary Dickman Remains rest
ing Ing at the s. H. Hines Co. funeral home.
Est Eap1 iath 81. NV until pm. Thursday.
Services and interment New Albany. Ind
NE MCMILLAN. ALBERT MARION; Sud
aeny gssoat on tWednesday nsn. FebTHsgy lo JAR
tormers a9aes of AsSeRa heTaale MAai0S Ad
,oEe Remains i,o resting at Gsschs funeral eI,
Md, where services viii be held on satur-
day. February II. at .:30 pm. Relatives
ws Snd s,,ps, frends cl invited 1ntermen, George
MOLINs, COL. HUGO, On Tuesday,
Col HUGo MoLINs, husband Of Elda
Services At Gsylers chapel $50 Pa,
pm. 1nterment private il
MOLONEY, FRANCIS NJ. FRANK). Sud
fRANcs MeaniSasS Nk kte0sse5s a2 l'5s
Moi1rsv Shepry1 and father Of Martin Thomas
" - w. LS ~ d MShiWcS
and Louise Mooney.
Funeral from his late residence, 1925
1lth st. Sc, on Saturday, February 13,
at s;15 am; thence to st. Ignatius
Church, at Oxon Hill, Md, where mass
will be offered at Q am. for the repose of
ms soul. Relatives and friends invited.
lnterment church cemetery. IL
MONACO, c. BERNADETTE. On We'd
nesday, February 10, l943, at her resi-
dence l327 Webster st. ne. c. BERNA-
DETTE MONACO NEE McDermott, vile
Of Joseph F. Monaco and mother of Mary
jeanette and Joseph Albert Monaco.
Funeral from the above residence on
sstgrdaE, February y, at $50 am, Mass
ana Monroe SITS ne, at am. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery Services by
Chambers Riverdale funeral home IL
NEEB. JOHN LEWIS On Wednesday.
FEBRUARY -; Ie43 at the home of his SON
lington,, va. JOHN LEWIS NEEB, beloved
husband Of Caroline J. Neeb and father of
John A. Neeb. 1t u. 81 Marie NJ. Neeb
Toone.
Friends may cali at the Ives funeral
home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
where funeral services will be held Friday,
February II, at > pm. il
NEEB. John LOFTS Merhers NJ Gam
Evening star., 1943-02-11

To keep our independence. instead
Of being kept in dependence. start a
regular bond buying program right
now.
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NOTICE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT, Of WATERBURY,, M. Pro
BATE COURT. March l'ith, 1898.
ESTATE Of ANNA NJ, BERN-
HARDT, aka. ANNA BERNHARD
or BERNARD, tate of the town OF
waterbury, In said district de-
ceased.
The Court Of Probate for tho Dis
trlct of waterbury. hath limited
and allowed six months from tho
date hereof for tho creditors of said
estate TO exhibit their clamls for
settlement. Those who neglect 70
present their accounts, properly
atteated, within said time, Will DO
debarred a. recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate arc requested
10 make Immediate payment to
MARY B1RNHARDT LADDEN,
i5 Camp ST., Administratrix.
Waterbury. Conn, 3-ll-3t
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NOTICE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DIS.
TRICT OF WATERBURY,. ~. PRO.
BATE COURT, Feb. 25th, 1919.
EsTATE Of JOSEPH r. NAVIc-
KAS, late of tho town of Water
bury, In said district, deceased.
The Court OF probate for the Dis
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors of
said estate to exhibit their ella ms
for settlement. Those who neglect
To present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, Will be
debarred a recovery. All persons I'M
debted TO said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment TO
JOSEPHINE l.. NAVICKAS,
So Green ST., Administering.
Waterbury, Conn. 3-13-3t
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WILSON sT.-3 family house, 10
rooms, extra lot, nearly new, S.
500.
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lOsO-WTlC-2Ss

ki;co--Ppogvam from New York
ki:ab--U. s. Coast Guard on Parade
Observation-Disclosures
ks.So-consc.!eut Farm Forum
iaS-MarSet Report and AsrIcui-
turai News
i.sc--Aii out For Victory
1;SS--Peoplea' War
1:OO--Erabk Blacks Musical
sAS-National Congress OF Parents
and Teachers
a:O0--That They Might Live
a;3O--State Theater Presentation
8:{S--ChaTIes Dants Orchestra
4:OO--Matlnee In Rhy TIM
A:SO---Music OF The Americas
6:OO--DoctorB At War
6:sO-Boveriy Mahr
'S:t6--Alex Dreier
e:00--News
S:i6-iems OF American Jazz
s:SO--strictly sports
s:t5---Medical Talk
T:OO---Noah Webster Says
T:9O---AdVentures OF Ellery Queen
e:O0-~Abie's Irish Rose
o:3O--Truth or Consequences
0:OO--Natlonal Barn Dance
e:3O--Can You Top ThisY
AO:OO---SpOrtB Newsreel OF the Air
with Bill Stern
AO:fg--Campnna Serenade with Dick
Powell
RO:sO-The Victory Hour
3lsOOA-NewR
a1:16--NelBOn Olmsted
iI:30--Mr. Smith Goes to Town
12;00--NewB
a. NJ.
l2:O6---Three Suns Trio
a2:SO--IOoi0res and Her Orchestra
k2:65-NewB
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Tue way Of q witty woman with
Two refractory men win DO demon
wtrated by versatile fTkR Chase on
MICS "That They Might Live" sun
day, 1880 ., m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-13

rive Americans and enc Canadian,
W0preaentlng the cream Of operate
singing asplPantS, are waiting eager.
b egR IN announcement which Will
@asan fame and fortune for NJ least
ewO 90 them.
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l59O--WBR

~. M.
Ff:0O--Warren Bweeney-News
ai:OL--Atnerican Red Cross Program
11:1k-[sod'H CONTEMPLATION Bacon
11:3O--Lets Pretend
a2:OOL-Theater OF Today
1i:s0-stars Over Hollywood
1:OO-NeWs
5:i6-The NssdIewOrks
d:SO--Adventures In Science
i:S6-DavId cheskin Orchestra
S:OO-NewB
s:05--Of Men and Books
2:3O--SpIrIt OF 'l3
3:OO--F, o. Il. Detroit
a:a0--HelIO From Hawaii
4;0O--Rspogt from Washington
A;l6---RepoTt from London
S;S0--Cafllng Pan America
k:O0-clevelnnd Orchestra
e:00--News
0:t6-s'Commap9os"
e.tS--Tho World Today
1:0O-The Peoples Platform
6:eO-sThanks 10 the Yanks"
a;00--crumit and HandeFson
a:sO--Leet We Forget
a:lb--Your Army Reporter
ss:55---lcyIc savsFeId and the News
e:O0--YOur filt Parade
s.SB--COiun,hia Masterwork OF
na,iE--Hsoldiers vita Wings
:4k--F:lIeen Farrell ia Columbia
Concert Csehsstfa
; :iss--WIiS Osborn Orchestra
;ee-Ahe Lyman Orchestra
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Fsoayls March slAFs ~ naFvatee.
when the sSfeUAsury star Parade"
peesenes "naloeny Empire.s = recent
hlseogY - Italy, during the week
~ March le. This b = special Faalo
aaantAtlsn 81 tho beck ~ Reyn0les
an9 kleanee Packard.
Tha rouslne and lyrical Begin
The Aegulne," one OF Cole Porter's
musical claims 70 fame, will Be sung
hg John Charles Thomas and tho
Ken Darby Chufs as the flnal num-
Der On ~TShe Westinghouse Program"
sunday, MIC, also p. m.
on Ireland, with he shamroCks
and fair oelleena, viii receive Ad-
vance national recognition on the
Hear e. ChaFm program fer Sunday
mlRhA a 10 e'clock, when PIN
Rpalalny and The members Of his
All-glEl orchestra present = special
nFoRram % irish melodies IN honor
81 Be. PAtFlck's aayl
Tue way Of q willy woman with
two refractory men viii DO demon
Wtrated by versatile fIkR Chase on
MICS "rhat They Might Live" sun.
day, 1880 p, m.
rive Americans and enc Canadian,
representing the cream Of operate
singing asplPantS, are waiting eager.
b fgR IN announcement which VIII
@asan fame and fortune for At least
eve 90 them.
Two playlets, instead Of tho usual
single drama, viii highlight the
hFFea World T1aeAteP" broadcast
wvNr The BLUE Network on Sunday,
% eos D. m. Arch 0hler directs and
produces tho series, which Is dc.
klgned 10 bring into dramatic relief
ne opinions Of world leaders on war
md postwar aims.
TIE Readers Dlgeut's own selec.
olen a. The mOat memorable
q en- The "UnfOsgestable Char
aeteFa" In IT, entire series,
A. J. OrOnlns' "The Doctor
oS LennOx," will be- dFamatlEed on
0he GRaAlo Readers Digest" on
sunday, % 0 .. m. ever OBS. The
pressAms, comedy, hlghllght II
EAhky, Her Farm" the story OF y
PARK Avenue girl who wanted y
farm, Conrad Nagel presents "Un.
WAVoVlng ana UnafrAld," . story OF
NAe horelsm o. Che men Of the Army
Ar FOrces. Don Bryan In music d.
kooter Del HhaEbutt The announcer
John Charles Thomas never for
kcts 81. patrieks Day, One of his
Solos on "Tho Westinghouse Pro-
gram" Sunday, NBC, 1850 p. NJ,
viii be the traditional Irish folk
cong, "The Minstrel Boy.
Wilbur Evans, popular young bar.
0lOno Of "atara from che Blue" will
0lng the leading role, that Of Sir
JOsenh Porter, X. q. D.. In . per-
RoFmsAnce Of Gilbert and Sulllvan's
sPlNafoFe" 10 be heard on the BLUE
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WATR PROGRAMS
1880 KiloOycles

S2i3Ns-Eew
R9,GJ--L0t's Dance
l,0O-Yankeo News
1,l6--On Guard with tho Coast
I,s0--MS"Aiesttr College Choir
l;0O--l.Nni MolntyPG'a Orch,
9,SOs-@Mutunl Does Calling
9,OO--pRlmer House Orch,
a;SO--Hhady valley Folks
400 Elmor Davis--talk
&ii5--"rhlg IL My stery-Lurene
A;sO-St' Johns Vespera
660--Navy Bulletin Board--Glen
Gray
s:00--YaRkee Hewg
S,i6~-PrNsa Round Up
6,9O--PvaysP. Music Fer Dining
S,aO~-HaWali Calls
2,00v~'My People"
TIAO~-ConcePt Album
T;(6.-APthVr Mann from Alg'ors
2;kO---TO be Announced
SiO0-VIsit 70 American Eagle
S,so--This 10 the Hour
O!OO-TheatcF " tho Air "Eileon'
2O;OO--John q. Hughes
eS;IS--SSturday Night Bondwagon
k0;iSy-ATony PASTORS Orch,
Ii i00~-.Yankee Nawa
kl.lS-~Jaek TeaHarden's Orch
II ;a0~-Johnpy MeaareF'H orch
ki;S6v~Bsn Cutters Orch.
Sa;eo-sign Qif.
k2,oo---SiSn Off,
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Tha rouslng and lyrical Begin
The Hegulne," one Of Cole porter's
musical claims 70 fame, VIII BE- sung
6y John Charles Thomas and the
Ken Darby Churs Is The mai mum.
Der On "T,he Westinghouse Program"
SUNDAY, MIC, a:SO p. N.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-13

G a m ps fIun g
around the world.
But m any OF
them. thinking OF
kid sisters at
home. are pIn'
ming up the cal
endar picture Of
the little Moylan
sisters - and re.
citing the Prayer
For Victory which
10 featured on the
sisters Blue Net
~MRk MPARRm mn
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-13

HAVING LOST my 70" gasoline
ration book, I hereby make appli.
cation for y new one, Fred Gross,
Prospect, Conn.
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Merchandise
80 Business and once Equipment
Good Things 10 Eat

APPLES FOR SALE 1855 BaldwinS
Mcintosh, Delicious WinesRp,
Handpicked, medium size, bushel
500, this month only. Bring con-
tNiners II possible, Harris Plains
Orchards, Litehileld-Bantam State
Road.
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FEATURE FLASHES

THE popular conception is that
the men OF our armed forces
pin up only photos Of bathing beau
ties and glamour gals In their
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-13

BOYS CLUB, Cottage Plaoe--Nioe
rooms, swimming pool. I'll home
cooking. Reception rooms. MOO.
crate prices.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-13

GLENDALE MANOR - New one
family house, just completed. Call
Domenic Castelano, Gen. Bid. Con-
tractor. 3.7i07.
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NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

LIQUOn PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
This In TO give notice that /,
Margaret Corey, OF 622 Baldwin st..
Waterbury, Conn, have filed an
application dated March 18th, 1913.
with the Liquor Control Comninsion
for o Package store Beer Permit for
the sale OF alcoholic liquor Oh the
promises. 6ts Baldwin 81, Water.
bury, Conn. Tho business IL owned
by Margaret Corey, OF s22 Baldwin
ST.. Waterbury, Conn, and will be
conducted by Margaret Corey, Of 622
BALDWIN 81, Waterbury, Conn. ~
MARGARET NJ. COREY.
Dated March 3rd. t9i3. 3i3-sO
WOIl-- News, Charles Woods
WJZ-~NewH music
WABC--News; MAJ. q. y.
Eliot
lib WlcAF-Nelson OImatsad
WOR--IsOndon: Johnny
1Azaaag'a okeAs =. a.la.
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A TWO FAMILY - Oakwood Ave.
II. ". heat. Lots Of land $500.
LEO J. CURLEY,
81 West Main ST. Dial Ss5loD
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land and Hawaii.
Letters asking
for their photos.
In the attitude OF
prayer. come IN
weekly from the
far outp0gts
where our mon
are fighting the
enemies Of de.
mocracy And eel.
dIers. sailors. ma
Plnee and mer.
chant eeamen ere
eeRspleUeUe u
their studle audi.
emeoseaehe sunday.
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FOR ALL KINDS Of real estate.
Call A. d. G. Realty Co., SA1 North
Main st. Telephone 4-700e.
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MAN WANTED for wholesale bread
route. Apply lava Bros, Bakery,
600 Congress ave.
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JANITOR 49, Must DO handy with
tools and reside Oh the premises,
Apply Walsh's Insurance Agency,
Is Center ST.
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Automobiles Wanted
NOTICE

DISTRICT Of wATERT9wN, ~. r.
f iS;S * HE q ApsAk R:ES RA III
BAULT, late oH WATERFOWL, In
said district, deceased,
Tho Court OF Probate Tor the pis;
date hereof for the creditors OF saId
estate to exhibit their claims tor
settlement. Those who ueglect 70
present their accounts. properly at
tested, within said time, Will be De"
buried 70 recovery, MI persons m.
dobted to said Estate are requested
10 mako Immediate payment to
CATHERINE NJ. BARlBAuLT,
a.ii-3t Administrative.
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Every Day Result Day On The Democrat Want Ad Page

Reel Estate For Sale
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BAKERS HELPERS

Many Of our younger men have
joined the armed forces, We need
several young or middlo-Aged men
or women as Bakers Helpers.
Please apply In person,
THE Raymond BAKING co,
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WANTED-Boy for stock and ship
ping rooms, Apply Mr.. Grimm
WATERFOWL Under Garment Cor
poration, 100 Mil st., Waterbury.
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OFT-Longhill Road, . room bunga-
low, 2 car garage, largo lot. heat,
$4,000,
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NUHN and NUHN
iAi Bank st. Dial t-aile
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JOHN ]. KORAN & SON

REALTORS - INSURANCE
80 North Main 81. Dial A-5toS
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KITCHEN HELP-Wanted at DreS-
cher q Keck Cafe, Only steady men
wanted. 1918 Harrison Ave.
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ElleFy Quenn challenges enc Of
Americas foremost cFlmlnOlOglslS,
John Shultleworth, editor Of True
Detective Magazine, % solve the
Adventure % The Incredible MUIR
der" tonight Shultleworth win be
The guest armchair detective Of the
famous gentleman sleuth.
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each Sunday at three.
They have had letters 70 THE Of.
feet from soldiers, sailors and
marines In the Solomon islands,
North Africa, iceland. England, Ire.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-13

WANTED-Boy for full time usher
ing work, Apply at Polls T'heater
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-13

Burns and Allen had lust started
unpAcking IN New York when they
learned they would have 10 rush
TO ST. Joe, Mo-, TO substitute sunday
for the aillng Jack Benny, Then II
wRs back 10 Manhattan for them to
do their own Tuesday broadcast on
schedule,
A observance Of 81, pAtrlok's
Day will mark the vocal selections
90 be offered by The MOylan sisters
Harmony team, sunday. nc 500 y,
M, over the BLUE Network.
Harry Harry James, number ono
trumpeter OF the nation, will make
q guest appearance for the men IN
service tonight, when no will be
heard over the BLUE Network on
tho "Vietory Parade OF Spotlight
Bands"
Greer Carson, who has just won
the coveted Motion Picture AcAd.
envy Award Cor her superb portrayal
Of "Mrs. MlnlVer," will get u few
acting tips gratis from Charlie Nc.
CArthy on tho Chase and SAnhQrn
program Sunday. Another special
guest on the 500 y, m. hNlf-hOur
over NBC will bo the wcll.knOWn
actress and NuhtOr, Cornella Otis
skinner.
Latest romance rumoed for DlnNh
Shore, heard Friday nights on tho
Blue network with her I'm Person"
programs, IL Private Marvin WNld.
man, headquarters ut Santa Anita,
Kate smith and her mnager, Ted
Collins, NFo making rrangemcnts TO
brOdAcst oil their Friday variety
programs for the next two months
from service camps throughout the
country, before Kate goes TO Holly
wood this summer
Two American service heroes who
have bAttlcd tho Japs nj close quar-
tess In the Pacific will give I'VE,
the People" listeners n ilrst-hNnd
accou nof tthe JapS' fighting meth
dds during tho program on Sunday,
| at 7;30 y, M, over CHS,
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Emma otero, Cuban soprano
sings a group OF Latin American
songs sunday, NBC, II noon, She
win also do Haunting Tunes" BY
n, Leopold Spltalny, based on the
waltses from strauss Tho Bat"
SpitRlny leads the NBC concert or.
chestra IN the suite from 10 CID
by MASsenet, ana the CEartas from
IAN Evening In the PutSO" BY
Mathis,
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MAN WANTED for press. White
or oolorcd, Call CapoESi Cleaners
or Dyers, 90 Congress Ave. Tel,
3-ii23.
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VACANT

MILL PLAIN-8 rooms, sun parlor,
2 car garage, $500. BEAUTIFUL,
LIKE our OF BETTER HOMES
AND GARDENS. Prico owner.
LOUIS N. SHAKER
Real Estate Broker
r. o. Box ] Tel. 3-o07o
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HIGHLAND AVE. room, I fam.
lily house, four car garage, h. W.
heat.
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y . Housss For sale
RIDdEWOOD st

S-family house-iS rooms
Excellent condition. Price eebv1
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For Rent Real Estate
Apartments and Tenemcnts

LOOKING FOR A REN'rP We will
exchange. rent free desirable 3
room apartment, heat and hot water
furnished, for part time services
OF O reliable man. Address p. o,
Box 1926.
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Kay Kyser n too busy with pic
lures, radio and entertaining serv.
lcemen 20 visit his family IN North
Carolina, no he h having his family
coWe 10 Hollywood this spring for y
three-wecks stay.
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TRUCK DRIVERS ana station At
tondants. Apply 32e Bank st., Cor
Meadow 81.
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Gene Sarauen, who rose from
eaddy 10 one Of golidom's major
figures, win be guest OF BIN stern on
sports NUwsreer tonight (NBC 100,
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WILLOW ST.--2 family house, 10
rooms, heat, large lot, $4,000.
BROOKLYN SECrlON--JameS g.,
3 family house. II rooms. Ia good
condition, $1,000.
EASTERN SECTION - 2 family
house, u rooms, heat, tn good
condition, $1,000,
THOMAS MATAS
81 Fox Street Telephone l-00S0
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lest @a Found

IoSr-one oil ration book. I here.
BY make application for = new one
Margery Violette, a East Dover
81.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Smart Spring Suit Graces
Fashions Hit Parade
By Barbara Bell

A darling for dickies-a hit suit
every smart looking woman has hei
eye on for spring.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1737-B
designed for sizes IL, IA, is, IL, 10;
10 and ~. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, 80, 81, IS, 50, ~
and ~. Size IA (32 requires, with
short sleeves, 50 yards 39-inch ma
terial. Y yard for dickey.
. Good news for all home dress
makers. The Spring Fashion Book Ii
ready! You'll find it brimming with
new ideas for dirndls, tailored frocks
suits and accessories! Send foa
your copy today. it Is Is cents. Orde,
Z Fashion Book with q 15-cent pat
tern for Is cents, plus ! cent fos
postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus cent for postage, In
coins, with your name. address, pat.
tern number and size wanted tt
Barbara Bell, Washington Star
Post Once Box IS, Station o, New
York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Food Weights
.Puzzling You
These Days?
By Betsy CasweU,

Women's News Editor.
Until you get into the swing Of it,
the weights of point-rationed foods
may prove puzzling. There are many
of us who have not studied the
weight content of canned, bottled
and packaged foods closely, and it
will take a little time to become
really acquainted with them. This
list may help you shop, by giving you
the average net weight and serving
contents Of some Of the foods most
often used and that are difhcult to
replace by fresh products.
~ You can use this table along with
the official table OF point values, to
work out the best distribution Of
your points in accordance with your
family's dietary needs.
PROCESSED FOODS.
Cherries, pitted, pound ounces,
No. 2 can; contains AZ cups;
serves 5.
Peaches, pound II ounces, No. Az
can; Is halves; serves 8.
Pears, l pound IL ounces, No. AZ
can: 8 large halves: serves 3.
Asparagus. green, ! pound ounces,
No. 2 can; about "a spears;
serves 4.
Corn, cream style, 1 pound ounces,
No. 2 can: AZ cups: serves 5.
Fruit juices, pint 2 fluid ounces,
No. 2 can; 2 cups; serves 3.
Condensed soups. 10h ounces; makes
about J cupS.
Bottled vegetables, weighing !
pound, usually contain : cups;
serve to 4.
Bottled fruits, l pound II ounces;
3h cups; serving 8 to 7.
Frozen foods come In packages from
10 to 16 ounces and will serve
from 3 to 4.
A pound Of dried prunes will make
4 cups Of fruit when soaked and
drained.
A 1S-ounce package Of seeded raisins
yields ~ cups; seedless raisins,
about cups.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
What's New in T0un?
ertecf for many occasions
By Dorothy Murray

Snapby Substitute -.
NO more iron coal CRATES for fires being
duration but practical substitutes
made OF ceramic clay glazed with dark stpped
thoroughly resistant
Take Your Choice
double sauce boat will make hit with the family
will be able to make their choice
sauces Use it for French dressing
jeies, jelly and Made equipped
two ladies'
Nursery Necessities >.
set OF thermometers babys needs
aactively boxed for
ometer for temperature testing
food Also included in the package measuring
that will prove
Keep supply OF hpstick towels the powder
They in small attracivey
the messine having thought
less ladies.
letter scale would be practical article
the office useful comparatively light
weight plastic material and finished >s&
Captivating Key Ring -. - y~.-,r,
II you need key be the that have
antazng puzzles attached by chains
eral small brightly colored which
form ball and the point Of the whole thing quickly
you take it apart and put together again
expensive and is the perfect conversation piece"