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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-08-04

Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Game
passed through Dayton this
week enroute to Madisonville
Ky, where Rev. Gaines will
preach for one OF the laadinp,
churches of that city.
Miss Roberta M. Jordan, Of
$3.50 Rhodes Ave, Chicago,
Ill, is a visitor in Dayton this
week, the guest OF Nellie Mae
Sherrer and Lucy Coni.a, 9I6
Tripoli Place. Miss Jordan is
employed at the Western Elec-
tric Co. of Chicago. She IS
the daughter of Robert Fl.
Jordan, federal employee all,
prominent South Side citizer
Mr.. and Mrs. William II
Johrson Of 2l8 E:ligeYoet
Ave, Dayton Viaw, ase ST.
smiling over their fine bal
boy, born July Is, 1911, at II
Good Samaritan hospital. Ii
will be known as Charles
Samuel. The Johnsons have
two other children, EIva Jane
aud William Jr.
On July 23rd a farewell
party was given for Mrs. Mel
lie, Tucker the mother of Mrs.
Ethel Lewis, at iiss iloAso of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jacox, 432
South Euclid Avenue. The
guests present were, Mr.. aud
Mrs. George Hickman, Of To
ledo, Ohio; Rev. and Mrs. j. l..
Mundy, Miss Hattie Neveles,
Mrs. Ophelia Smith, Mrs,
Rosie Reeves, and Mrs. Marie
Williams OF Dayton, and
Brother Graves
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Cincinnati, HRS. Louise Min
is. tic Fred Eaiil1s; fraa
Tostoria, Mrs. Vivian Antlcr-
on; Columbus, Mrs. G. Pete
terd.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-08-04

to appear TOT Twelve Weeks and CAlne III blIIeu rs
an attraction extraordinary fresh from successful
stand at the Trocadero In Hollywood Alberta
Hunter. the chanteuse0of international fame, doing
her bit for the Fifth War Loan by selling bonds.
Recommended radio stuff Richard Hneys
"Lenox Avenue 1--WE via WMCA nightly Lucky
Millinder and Orchestra With Judy Carol and Wy.
monte Harris vocalists, ampacked Loew's State Inst
week Daise Anderson, the mncr. baeli after
q sojourD I'm Washington, p c.. The towns most
discussed tonic. nMatIhaM lRinel Coles and hnM be
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-08-04

Mrs. Margetta Jacobs I4e
Of Cleveland, spent several
days III Dayton this week, III
guest of relatives and fr.ellu:5.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COMPANION to elderly lady in refined
home; some nursing experience: no house
work: references. AID. 1851.
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodelinx and
alterations: reas. Miss Bert, 1880 irving
St NV, Apt. 4. AD. 223S.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, attractive per-
sonaIity: 10 years experience including
once manager. Experienced in making
contacts for aircraft and marine fittings
manufacturers; also real estate and con-
struction experience. Box 273-v. Star.
HoUsEKEEPER, not R.h.w., or manager
guesthouse; refined woman, very reliable:
sieriS1 s6I v ability: highest references Box
HogsEKEEPER for one or two gentlemen;
local refs; pleasant genteel capable
goman; live in; s1o0 month. Box 57-V,
LAigNDREss, EXPERT: family washes: cash
sGasE, M g. Drsassa gss saursh a1sbsi or
81 sHsS ssis e EstE Riss
cultured girl; college background and d.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced. executive ability, desires permanent
position IN private industry: salary $50
SECRETARY with administrative expert
ence. capable of assuming responsibility,
desires position as secretary or assistant
70 executive in established organizat ton.
WOMAN, refined. capable. as companion,
hght house duties. prepare food: clerical
ability; best references. Box 427-V. Star
Evening star., 1944-01-27
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

GENERAL HOUSEWORK for employed
couple. by reliable colored woman; ref
ersnees. District s49S.
after pm. as COOKING, cleaning or sand
sihl Eifn wrapInsr raIan,si FIR, 34e6: .
hours, sleanins or eettinT dinnsr:' Mor' smsII ii
apt. only Hobart 1869.
GIRL. colored, public work or counter girl,
3 O'Clock.
GIRL. colored. wishes Job in doctors ONCE
answering phone, cleaning or part-time
s mornings. FIR. 1853
GIRL, colored, wants Job taking care Of
small child; no Sundays. Phone Du-
MAID, colored woman, no cooking or heavy
Laundry; love children. Call Executive
1880, $50 to 3.
WOMAN, neat. colored, wants Job as house
maid maid no washing or ironing. Columbia
SCH0OLGIRLs want work after school.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
HELP DOMESTIC.

~ heavy laundry. no Sunday aye wOr2' r ccaiii csii
CoMPANioN-HoUsEKEEpER to tax. en-
tire charge Of apt. and prepare plain and
appetizing meals for one lady; some
Know5edgs Da 1s1 OF nursing required; references.
S5IesS. G9ok and Nd sh;x; live in: reference. re-
ply between Nv v.sin.t,n and IL am. 7o4 + St.
Sodsv 6ook nooa apt ~ assist IS, with child
pG0H pesS9n; $50 wk: ia; 2lsl: -
GAYS 3 refsishces spfstsTs rooW No ana bath Sun
COOK and general houseworker, colored; !;
live out. care for family OF. two in George.
2s79 before 10 am or after pm. I'M
COOK and g.h.w.: no Sundays: good pay
ISs fSad n of Mashsr saerea at
h9Rs eoys xss oar S and m lgh aundry
snaay saa MsnaaS ah "a dR PSn Pessn sse
s5 oyer se MSs s. Essf sssss as Wi
adults. Pinehurst section, chevy Chase,
pfl PEly. wki OR. No 1sss sundays or laundry $40
COOK .H.w.. experienced: adults: CEN
san e ret raauted tasoush No dsas5 4s4
Go0hGHW oneD Ga1I G1 foT S1s small family: salary
sSs working eonditons aood se pa; M e1if5 ap
COOK, experienced. general housework;
IKE TX, e5lldren: e5n live In; salary SIS. Emer-
COOK. i've in. own room and bath: good
wages; no laundry. 1905 Que st. NV.
COOK AND G.H.w., live in; light laundry;
references rs,I required: S1s a week. re.
COUPLE, colored. or 2 colored girls to
nyery mlrs SStrc, SSny exc quarters and wages
information, past employment or phone
CoSrfH slEli Ma Abb Ash50n D.s sSss Month. .n,
St: NV. before 6 pm. Apply 1869 Emer- s
q S!GasEEAfs i ssfs,Gssi day. week;
GESEnak Sasa akHffopa5ss MoGsawoRsR ys neat and clean
ss css os sm.
apt. apt and md e,yT-old " FiTl sls Tk and car
sos Quincy st.. ADt. e. 0H AT. y Va .PPss 3sacs (.
Yvi4 cool. ss'Dsssss.a sssss c. '; after .a
!nda; SEW: plain cook, personal larndry.
sii and eaSrfare' e'ysse0f:4 W.. f7:s14. An family
mother ssGksf sf5 wess sGy' 1 Cali ieheE az
ssSz sAw f,'f5 zsS DS1ok; hzs m TO 1906
CIV. ss dependable. Sh s besutifai M8 $50 room;
yoeeiyn n NV. nn EN-. NJ $3.50. So 70 start So4S
G.H.W.. s.Sn until after dinner; EN- e13s g 3
weekly, Call EN- 1885,
GIRL OR WOMAN. coiored. for general
asys ssa live IN s,Sr sS9a ssi no Sun
york; mo nishta no Sundays. crown
9a d.ss s2o1 xo1p an s required.
G 6 NV. per phone hon ae rs. esssa ssss 1888 v'ns
Say. wednssdag ana Srid.s. odsssas s%. to M0o Or
SE:on P% ), soc isF - hGaF S4as and caTisrs. 50
tslosh s1s snns4 saa saa'a ns sissalRs iss
Sundays. 1346 Tuckerman ct. GE. 1885.
days GRL for hw ,tb I've IL or out: e sun
terested in permanent Job, apply. WA.
:nadr1 SiKd Tor ssasTs hegssssrs and ,.h.
rnairfax, naS ,!.l.s;. Aes. ys;; TEMPLE elS2:
week. References REQUIRED. OR. 2747.
GIRL to help with g.h.w. and help care
for baby; 81 week and carfare. Hours,
$50 till 4, 6H days . week. FR $3.50.
HOUsEKEEfEK. refined settled, woman in
nice. room. sood home and rood pay foTf 81
right person. BOX 267-v. Star. 3Os :
experienced; care. for T.
year-old child and take charge Of home:
city rs3ersnces: QH, 1919.
tied, live with family. Plain cooking. eood
9Sm Undsya PlosSSo o so osoSSssssa Ss6a school bos' IL
Evening star., 1944-01-27
REPAIRS AND SEpxIcf

recreation rooms, Storm sash
ana an aSsn storm entrances, porches inclosed.
ATTENTION HOME owNERsLwes Sc can
make any alteration or repair which you
No w CHARGE pss Foq sstat ts fa saeSp ss:
CARPENTER-Alteration and repairins,
storm Sno r windows and doors. also roof repair
MASONRY AihSToTsa piaster d. paiRs 9lns
cement work. freprooing floor SANDING.
sas EaERe2N63 E HSl oil Pr ournsT n1aG servic. H,d.
FLOOR SANDING and refnishins. clean.
ing a,e. and waxing, painting. Call Mr.. Barr.
GENERAL REPAIRS. no Job too small. all
W1rk gusranteed; call s am. to 10 pm.
HOME REPAIRS, all trades; white me-
PPU0TsE; P0TSE,u Phone District o1s2
'ssess's $685. RAJ pcss esss f9r kitchen and
Windows das'ss,oif aooi Ho goDeF soss ser'gins
.onssnIs; sa1sn reliable wS,ss meehsniss; guar. M
PAPERfNG and painting. Suarantsed Hort
done At once; reasonable. CAN TED Green,
painting. plastering, scrsp,ns,
SaSs p.syI r = Tsse; rNss,I TX. sb7l; s.
su5ins su5s January; January; work guaranteed. IA
PAfEk HANGING, this week. only 81 and
kEFRIGEKATOR AND WASHING ma
chimes repaired; electricians, wiring and
repairs. Michigan 41S4. 27s
REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes Of
electric refrigeHtors, Washing machines
and vacuum cleaners. Union 1898 ss
enteed repairs: Free estimates Call
Clement, Ii. 6949.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Free,
Phone Hobart qT11. f9e
PAPERING AND PAINTING.
AL Work. Estimates Free
CAn MI Beckett. DU, 4053.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
HElp ooMfSTIc (ce.f.y

eo-s OOsvsoSs - t0OssssSe
sgd1sn1 .oea :..s, S cs saIS S7 81
MAID. experienced. colorsd: hours. 8 am.
TO Pm; I day q. each week; sood ssl-
MAID. part time. required for single per-
pons s2n N HsprinE yslisy On bu: route Tsis-
dinner; small aps,; no Sundays. caii
93o Munsey Bids. "
Mad MAID, take care q sirl: 8 year. oid: Iisht
i;S;s; :s Z; : .'ss
ssmlI; nsAID ,s1I e 7ss in
MAID. general housevork and cooking.
SsaqsSs ~ sSss $1,000 week and ssrfsi'. ca WOOD
MAID. white: live in; sos month. 442s
MnInE MRanxIsnEport ro,dr.1 st. nv 70, Or I3l1 c,,, ,-
MAID for gh.w.., live in: time on; refs,
MaIb sfsin card n.sf s9od saisry aA $685.
erenses; $50. ia. 4349.
MAID, g.h.w., live in; nice room and bath;
one one s-year-old child; S15 week. EN-
MAID, celored. part-time work in after
1s2nsu 1sqnS; Good 9 pay. Refs. required. 1881
Ss5E ToTk Apt. 80. 1916 Euclid st. NV. DU.
good pay meals. Sunday sfsernoons scso1 so@s
saturday afternoons and 1 full day on a
week wee Telephone Du. 44e5 between am.
MAID. SIS per week; general housework
iash st. nv ads5ts befaI. slseD in Apply le2J
NWksEmAID h~ exeeriencsd esseinssd references
sss!R $sas!, arg Ss hfsss GE ssss0 to $780, SO
SECOND MAID, experienced. serve; no
ary sIsep h haamits; nl , city good sal
Newark St. NV, few doors Oh Conn. ave- ave-.
EM 1901 after 1890 am.
MOMAN white or colored. g.h.w., and take
ba,e bis r9 q G. cniioren. Sleep in 1850 Column
WOMAN, white. permanent, live in: plain
eeox eeeoking; 2 adults. Petworth. Phone RA
WOMAN, good cook and laundress. part
eayyoor gay or all day. 2722 18th st. NV. CO.
WOMAN. colored. 25 or over. live in. gen.
aren; no laundry or cooking; S16 week
WOMAN for r'hSH day SSaI; 1ori Apply s4ss
" WOMAN, white or colorsd. for sh.w.;
snd ea school fsRy eRSrsn eomor9 Ct
WT.s Ms vinsent. @ n Salafss:' lnssy' va. xors q
7sls; sl other days, telephone TX. 1880.
WOMAN, white, settled. working house.
keeper for gentleman and son; good
WOMAN, general housework. care of 2
eniiioren, on Sat. 6-6 pm only; Landoyer
Hilis; HIS; Nd: S5 and carfare. 81. 4783.
WOMAN, experienced. for g.h.w, and plain
cooking: must be fond Of children; family
81 81 D: psrents employed. Bethesda. Nd.
WOMEN, white or colored cleaning IRON
lns' rls S20 week and carfare; live In or out
AN EXPERT COOK, chauffeur-butler and
parlor maid-wattress. colored or white; live
IN or out: pay top wages: references re-
CURED Telephone MI. s1e0.
Sanno AND CAkFARE. Analostan Hotel
1890. SAoiu
500 A MONTH. in Bethesda; general
az, nouseWorker with child-care experience;
10 SUNDAYS; reasonable hours. Call after
Evening star., 1944-01-27
PRIVATE SECRETARY.

IL years experience, moving To Wash
lngton after years confidential assistant
to sales manager large: nationally known
graphic work but only in position reolIirine
initiative tact. JUDGMENT and ability; COLI
isge packeround; GENTLE; excellent refer
view. Can be reached next two weeks,
SIkO O.1So.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GENTLEMAN wants ride Pacific Coast
psnse. Si2 Snrlinnrton a Hotel. loi'7' anaa IS! s1-
FAeeEMGERS TO help Day expenses to
QtHICER'S WIFE with ear wants lady
NJ aaTavsf % g %Scecempens her to KANSAS City.
to drive to Louisiana
ZIP Vie 2. sssviesmsn: share sxpsnses.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
HELP MEN & WOMEN,

COOK-oIer comfortable house. pleasant
working conditions. moderate wages. to
cook rs lsingle) or settled white couple willing
TO-, 70 hys S,vs on grHunds Catholic INSTITUTION
lsai Silver Spring, Md.
COUPLE, cook and houseman: live in: 80.
soopea no cSdrsn Sa om 1 arS
farming; wife to DO housework: permanent
aasrters csll Rxppert RA o51o S
Eoop ISs5 u i fE % butchers. 2: expert.
Meat A. Market, soi No. PA Pstriek st.. HYss. Hlss.
an,dria. sa,dr. Va. Alexandria $500. USES
LOCAL WAR Plant needs women and IT.
year-old boys for light assembly work: ex-
perience helpful but. not necessary; extra
pay given nishtworkers; excellent wages
5 pm. personnel dept Washinston hsti-
tnte OF Technology. College. Park, Nd
persons now employed in defense work
have have ~ statement Of availability from
MAN MAN xN6 WIFE, colored. as hou.eman
IN: excellent wages. living conditions and
working ARRANGEMENTS Reply for ap-
pointment. giving references. Box 373-
MESSENGER for full time. Apply Star
Messenger Service. 1898 New York ave
sAyrsPEnpir sW nssTssn ,oI Pm nra and {. Pm o
ment, both men and women and no expert
ence necessary; good starting salary. Ap-
ply to personnel ONCE, The Hecht Co., r
WAsHRooM MANAGER. fatwork man.
ager and hatwork assorter manager, Ap-
PPlSS ps5sonnel sG5o oface, 71a Lamont st. NV.
WANTED laundry, help. men and women,
white and coiored, experienced and mex
Pan APps Ny
York ave NV, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

prints two papers: editor-printer can han.
n,e rd WITH present re- & operator: net over $4,000:
rent building: house also available: IN must ST
sSASTis5Mf' Ms eSaNEk sSs Ha.v' pkgesroRE- ssiE
cost si6.5oo; Ii' viii sell & foI $1,000 SiS day; on
easy SI ,ns5 terms J. W Rouse, 1910 NJ st. NV.
GEORGIA AVE. and Webster st-stree.-
gar lines and shopping center; 10 rooms,
N fine condition; oil hot-water heat; ST.
BT Bfsie59R o9P7 Real Estate. % DU. 5oS1 sS , and
DRY CLEANING and laundry Store,
local e raR s sii nssce atsc 5adr Dm s9
inston. approved BY FHA and WPB, or
proper credit. conhdentiaiA A'ss' Box SIsa S2a
WANT TO BUY on-sale liquor store in
doIph SeStaTn sIfI Oh washington. Phone Ran
SODA FOUNTAIN concession or small WELL
a 4olns IsstasTans ss sought BY draft-deferred
COLoRED-Wanted. rooming house, 10 or
IIoI{S 10 r9omsi $500 cash; bal. $50 to S75 per
7-R00M FURNISHED HOUSE for rent to
Esaa. EEeiiasie couple: no agents. Box sss-V.
WILL SELL Sic Of this firm to reliable
purchaser, We manufacture and distribute
on national scale modern textile sham
Doos and other top-notch household chem
icals Present management compelled to
concentrate on other enterprise Investiga-
tion VIII reveal abvious bonafide character
OF TINS opportunity. About $4,000 cash
required with emphasis placed on duaiii.
cations OF purchaser. Box 1l3-V. Star.
MOTOR-TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
OLD.ESTARLISHED FIRM WANTS M
CAN PLACE IN EST. 5000 PURcEasE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK, ESSEN-
IMIAL TIA WAR WORK, LONGTIME PROFTT-
TAILS ON REQUEST. REFERENCEs
Evening star., 1944-01-27
SALESWOMEN.

With or without experience. no entrance
test. Apply employment once, 9th floor,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star., 1944-01-27
PERSONAL.

Male Mai bnN1 bIMsTRu6ToK vIIl teach dapcinG IN
formation call between hours Of 10 and i.
TAxES--Do your tax problems perplex
you? Individual and CORPORATE returns
2313 10Th St. NV, DE. 1858, after 5:30
pm. and all day Sundays.
LADIES' HATS REMODELED, blocked,
cIeaned: made from materials, furs, felts.
vogue Hats. 137 18th st. NV, EX. 3911. 2s
FRENCH LESSON taught privately, native.
experienced lady. teacher; grammar, con-
yersatNiSGn' Y n NG ssUs stsTUasnslations. Phone aftS.
ELDERLY people can ind fun care and
Ineoh afIsntlon 7ansv Y very nice Jewish home Can
WATCH REPAIRNG. to s day service;
Co, IIo4 14th st. NV, nr. L. Open ewes.
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity Of 100,
splendid for club meetings and card par.
ties, etc.. complete with chairs and card
Mr.; soldano. NE. $500. IA. 1882.
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated py my own
method Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
a52i aa2i I6th st nv. RA. 4747.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Powell, If you are n need of a loan m
70 S3OO on your signature.
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatment or no
ossri zee: reiiei f1r pains and aches due to weak
ments; also relief for aching. swollen feet.
ence, in charge SH. 26S5
Evening star., 1944-01-27
STENOGRAPHER

Stenographer or typist, railroad ONCE
ne. section of city; permanent position
good pay. State age, experience and tele-
phone number. Box 129-X, Star
Evening star., 1944-01-27
- EXPERIENCED
TELEPHONE OPERATORS.

Apply employment oface, 722 1zth st.
NV, Monday through Friday. $40 am.
TO pm; Saturday. $50 am. to 5 pm.
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
Do not apply If employed full time At
Evening star., 1944-01-27

SALESMAN,
20 to 35, draft exempt, to call on retail
stores. Must have car. Good salary and
car allowance. Canada Dry Ginger Ale Co.,
300 R. I. ave. ne.
OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK.
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary,
Training Paid for.
Mature Age No Objection.
No Rigid Physical Requirements.
Learn to check trafic. Work full time
automatic increase.
to spare, 3 days per week or more, between
the hours OF 6 am. and 8 pm, or can
work full day Sundays, we can use you
part time at 65c per hour,
Apply Weekday Mornings.
CAPITAL. TRANSIT CO.
36th and Prospect Ave. NV,
TSaorCafNuv
Evening star., 1944-01-27

CLERk-TYPIST,
II to 35 years OF age, for bookkeeping de-
partment. 40-hour week OF every other
Saturday. See Miss Petherbridge,
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC,
1921 Conn Ave DE 2e0o
Evening star., 1944-01-27

PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Free,
Phone Hobart 9711. f9e
PAPEHlNG AND PAINTING.
AL Work. Estimates Free
Can Mr.. Beckett. DU, 4053,
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1944-01-27
HELP MEN.
INSURANCE..

Large life, accident and health insurance
CO. has real opening for live WIRE. selling
ana collecting We start you at $50 per
Evening star., 1944-01-27
YOUNG MEN.

Mechanically inclined, to work In service
station and operate service truck for road
service. See Mr.. Mckee, Mckee Pontiac
22nd and sts NV
Evening star., 1944-01-27

MOTION PICTURE FILM INSPFcTRESs
National motion picture company has
opening for motion picture Aim in
spectress, 40-hour week, no experience
necessary. paid while learning. Apply in
person, United Artists Corp, 924 New
Jersey n - -"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07
IVASILY BUKOVICH
 l GIVEN BOND BACK
$IOO Returned to Grove Street Resident for FaiI=
 ure to Appear in Court

A $10O bond forfeited Saturday when Vastly Bukovich, AS. S51 Grove street, failed to appear in city court to answer to charges of keeping a gambling house, was reinstated by Judge T. E. Conway this morning after Bukovich's attorney, Stephen A. Homick, explained that motor trouble had kept his client from ap- bearing in court on time Saturday.
 Judge Conway imposed a fine of $50 after Bukovich pleaded guilty to the charge. His attorney eXplain- ed that the card game in which Bukovich was playing when the De- tective Sgt. Joseph Mccarthy and Detectives Paul Moynihar1, James Stack, and George McE1ligott made an unscheduled entry, was in the nature of a friendly game.
 Other cases: Leonard Turro, 20, 39 Academy avenue. breach of the peace, suspended 30 day jail sen- tence; Paul Palladino, 21, 155 Easton avenue; James zarallo, %, 28 Pearl street; Henry Gagner, 8, 354 West Grove street; Elizabeth Finn, 24 331 North Main street: Michael Genovese, 27, 267 Walnut street: Amerigo Distefano, 36, Chestnut Hill road; William Moti- orty, 32, 30 Gates avenue; Louis Me Cam, 33, 36 Ives street: George Jacobs, 34, 246 Bank street, parking violations $5 bond called.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07
5 Cremoted In Cor Crash

North Wilbraham, Mass, Nov 2 - (U.P.) = While returning from a funeral, an entire family of five was burned to death last night when their automobile skidded on an icy highway, crashed into a pole and overturned in flames.
 The dead were Herbert Crosby, 34, of Palmer, his wife Theomante, 29, and their three children Jacqueline, 8, Herbert Jr., 3, and Richard, 2.
 The family was returned from a friends funeral at Springfield when the sedan being driven by Crosby apparently went out of control on the icy road at a curve at the foot of Buffers Hill here and crashed into the pole.
 The bodies were taken to Palmer funeral home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07


 the unofficial statement of one of the leading investigators that Mrs. Plungis is definitely known to have been going with another man. This investigator stated that he believed that ZukauSkaS was insanely jealous of the woman, and that it was this jealousy, rather than zukauskaS' claim that she was interfering with his ambition to be policeman that resulted in the argument that caused the staying.
 This variance in possible motives is what police are at present trying to Straighten out, and is what is responsible for Chief Inspector Jo- seph R. Bendler's continued Ques- tioning of ZukauskaS, and his re- fusal to allow anyone but zukaus- kas' family or the clergy to talk wit hthe former Supernumerary, or allow pictures to be taken of him. A press photographer nearly walked into serious trouble yeSter- day afternoon when he tried to get around the inspectors ban on pie lures by hiding in the police yard.
 zUkauskas had been out with Inspector Bendler, Sgt. Joseph Mccarthy, and County Detective Thomas Laden, retracing his route of Wednesday and Thursday, and the group returned to the station at 6:30
 Shuns Photographer
 AS they got out of the car, ZukauSkaS spotted the photo grapher who came running out of the shadows, and before anyone was aware of what was happening covered his face with his suitcoat and started away from the photo grapher.
 He was quickly grasped by In- spector Bender and Sgt. Mccarthy who feared he might be making a break, while Laden drew his pistol and covered the figure coming out of the shadows before he determin- ed 1t was a photographer. The photographer was escorted from the premises, sans picture, after ques- tioning.
 Coroner Stephen A. Homick said G1l1O GlldO 1IC 11d0 SO11o pleted his inquest in the case and that a finding would be released either late this week or early next week.
 Coroner Homick said that there was no evidence to indicated that Zukauskas wife had any part in the staying, and that she was not being held, in spite of published reports that she had accompanied her husband and Mrs. Plungis on the death ride Wednesday night. Reports
 These reports stated that after zukauskas shot Mrs. Plungis for the first time near his home, Mrs. Zu- kauskas administered first aid, and then accompanied her husband and Mrs. Plungis as they started to drive toward Mrs. Plungis' mothers home
 Mrs. zukauskas, it was said, was sitting in the back seat of the car when another argument commenced between her husband, who was driv- ing, and Mrs. Plungis, whu was sit- ting beside him. Mr.. Plungis began verbally abusing zukauskas, ate tempted to jab a lighted cigaSet in his eye, slapped his face, and then spit in his face, whereupon he em- tied his revolver at her.