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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
CLIO. To Inaugurate
 Recruiting Campaign
Various Units in Naugatuck Valley to Seek Workers
 Speed Up MunitiOn Production Program

representatives who, labor officials claim have ignored" the unions.
 One union spokesman said today the unions have worked closely with the War Manpower Commission in Waterbury, but that certain other government officials have meg lected" to consult with the unions and have forgotten" them as far for the ammunitions programs are concerned.
 The recruitment drive has been undertaken to shaw that the unions too are interested in the critical labor shortage situation and are anxious to aid in the effort to ob- tain additional help to man the munitions jobs, it was reported.
 The meeting in Ansonia has been called by the International Mine, Mill & Shelter Workers Union, the State C.I.O. Council, and the Greater Waterbury Industrial Coun- ell. The delegates win strive to spur on recruitment work in An- sonia. Bridgeport, Torrington, and Bristol, as well as the Waterbury area, according to announced plans for the meeting.
 Details of the C.I.O. program to recruit workers will be reported at the meeting. It is understood shop stewards will be organized to go out and get persons in less essential jobs to take jobs in industry.
 Secured as principal speaker for the conference is Colonel c. c. Hart shorn, special representative of the Army Supplies Service.
 Plant committees will be formed and definite assignments will be made to determine how many work CTS are available now as possible transfers from less essential to criti- cal jobs. 1t was reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
Hospital Bulletins

Mrs. Eva Marks, manager of Jacques Burlesque theater, suf- fered a possible skull fracture and injuries to the leg and shoulder in 8 fall down stairs at the theater this morning. She was taken to St. Mary's hospital in the police ann bulance by PatrOlmen John Shea and Edward Dunn. Her condition was listed as fair.
 Randolph Saunders, 8. Prospect Route 82, was treated at St. Mary'S hospital yesterday for laceration over the eye suffered i ma fall on the ice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
VALUABLE RINGS
 TAKEN FROM HOME

Two rings valued at $465 and $90 in cash were stolen Saturday after noon from the apartment of Mrs. Mary Biondi, 126 Wolcott street, Mrs Biondi, who was visiting down. stairs with her daughter, returned in time to see man flee from her apartment
 Detective Sgt. Charles McWeeney Is Investigating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
MANTA COMMISSIONED

Portsmouth. r. H.. Dec. lS-(UP) The U. s. Submarine Manta was commissioned today at the Ports mouth Navy Yard.
 Commanding officer of the vessel will be It. Comb Edward P. Mad le yof Brooklyn, N. Y. His executive officer is It. Comdr. Harry E. Dayey IT, of Keene. N H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18

A CIO labor recruitment drive for additional workers to staff the small arms and heavy artillery must" programs will be launched tonight when delegates of the union meet in Ansonia to discuss steps it can take to aid war production and the prosecution of the war.
 Although the meeting has been called for the purpose of discuss ing recruitment plans, it has been reported officials will determine methods of approaching plant man. agementS and certain government
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
President

The annual Christmas party of the Women Democratic Boosters Club will be held Wednesday, Dec. 21, it was announced today by Miss Mary Hennessy, president.
 The occasion will be held at Diorio's restaurant attended by friends and members. A Santa Claus" surprise event will high light the evening.
 Mrs. Francis COughlin is chair man assisted by Mrs. Daniel Cal- lahan.
 The following members are in charge of arrangements: Ticket committee: Mrs. Albert Center bar, Mrs. Frank McGrath, Mrs. Thomas C0rdan, Mrs. Patrick Reilly, Mrs. Leo Marshall, Mrs. James Kiernan; entertainment committee: Mrs. Joseph Dunn; Mrs. George Beckley, Mrs. Kevin Fitzpatrick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
FIREMEN CALLED
 TO CHECK FUMES

Bremen were called last night to repair 8 leak in refrigerator which caused sulphur dioxide fumes to Seep into the home of Jerry Shea, STA Woodtick road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
CONIMTSSION CRUISER

Boston, Dec. 18.-(UP)-Mayo- Frank J. Warren of Topeka, Kan, will be among high civilian and mili- tary officials attending the com- missioning of the U. s. light cruiser Topeka at Boston Navy Yard Sat- urday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-18
CLUB PL BANNING ANNUAL PARTY
New Years Committee to Meet Tomorrow Evening
 for Discussions
Washington Hill

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05
VRAZJE DEKLE
Zgodovinski roman
ILkA VASTETOVA

Zgodoyinski roman
ILKA VASTETOVA

Cutil je, da ne DO obvladal
glasu. Vstal je, stopil trdo po
sobi, da so zvenele ostruge ma vi
sokih jahaskih skornjih, in Sc
ustavil pri drugem oknu.
Molk.
Nato preko rarnena:
"Vceraj sem prodal stiskemu
opatu lep kos sveta - trideset
kmetij z vsemi pravicami. Gu
tim, da Sc mi Bogensperk MAZE
pod nogami. Dolgo ga ne DIR,
zim vee."
Pavel Vitezovic ,je molce str
mel v mrak, XII je legal po sobi,
Kaj maj bi rekel sprico tega raz
trganega srca?' 81:
tDalje prihodnjic'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05

war will depend on the success
or failure the Anglo-American
democracies and communist
Russia meet with in getting to-
gether.
Vlavianos-The same situa-
tion prevails in Greece.
Adamic-Meanwhile CAS- |
try to imagine what is going on
in the liberation front or parti-
san minds) most of the think
ing in Yugoslavia is pretty ten
tative. The central attitude of
the Communists and non-Com-
munists is that the concrete
solution of all political, social,
economic and cultural problems
affecting the future Yugoslav
state must wait till after the
war.
j. Alvarez del Vayo-I think
it very important that from the
beginning emphasis should be
laid on the facts-and this has
already been done by the vari-
Gus participants in this round
table. My first point is the una
nimity with which all you rep
reSentatives of the different
democratic forces
Salvemini-I am not repre-
sentative of anything.
del Vayol-I anyhow consid-
er Salvemini a representative of
democracy. But my first point
is the unanimity with which
every one of you, without ex-
ception, has reacted-and re-
acted spontaneously and vigor-
ously-against the idea Of the
Gordon sanitaire. This is impor-
tant because maybe this is not
a problem for historians only
but for politicians. 1t is not a
problem of the past but it may
become a problem of the future,
should certain conservative in
fluences among the United Ma
tions try to get the upper hand.
And second, it is highly i'm
portant to stress the unanimity
with which it has been stated
here that the policy of the great
powers in the Balkans has Oft
en- in the past twenty years
favored reactionary cliques as
over against democratic forces.
Even at a time when there was
no question of military expedi-
ency the policy of certain pow
ers in the Balkans was to favor
reaction as over against democ-
!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05

Ma Schoenlebnovo in Nor
daksovo priporocilo je prisel k
Valvasorju, pri katerem je bill
z Mordaksom ze oh svojem po-
tovanju v. Italijo ma veeteden-
skem obisku. Ma Bogensperku
je gojil svoj risarski in pesniski
talent ter prebrodil ueenja-
kom vso Kranjsko in velik del
Hrvaske.
Njegov oce ga je hotel spra-
viii v samostan ali v kakrsno-
koli drugo slicno ustanovo in ga
je poklical domov.
cali Sc res nisi mogel odloci-
ii "a noben pokl;c ?" je Valva-
sor glasno nadaljeval svoje mi
si.
"Brez dokoncanih studij? In
kaj maj hi bill postal? Menih ?
Trgovec? Pisar? Vojak? Eth,
nisem "a taksne poklice. Mikal
me je svet, studij, dozivljaji -
kaj vem kali 49,. ! va. 1A....., :
"In 81 Sc ma moi poziv vrnil k
meni, da mi pomagas pri izdajl
mole Carnioliae Modernae. A Sc
danes ne vem, zakaj 81 takrat
tako magic zopet odsel. ~
"Hm."
Obieajen cinicen posmeh Sc je
zatresel ma pesnikovem obrazu
Zagledal Sc je skozi okna
Da je sci, ker nj hotel postati
podlez mad svojim gostiteljem-
prijateljem, tega Valvasorju nj
mogel odgovoriti, ne da hi vrgel
grdo senco ma spomin baronove
pokojne prve zene.
S kratkim pomilovalnim po'
& e d o m ma barona je dejal
smehljaje:
'Uskoska kri Sc je zopet O.
glasila v meni. Potoval sem do
NOV V Semi, da sodelujem pr:
cetovanju senjskih junakov ir
Sc po dolgem casu okopljem Y
turski krvi."
''V onem casu 81 pripravil ne.
kaj svojih knjig "a tisk?"
'Tudi. In nato so me moji VI
Ii Senjcani napravili "a politika
Poslali SO me v ogrski tabor il
pozneje kot svojega zastopniks
ma dunajski dvor, kjer sem '
verzih kadil dunajskim mogot
Gem, kolikor mi je muza dala
Ne posebno casten ali kori
stem poklic!!'
'Noreujes Sc IL vsega sveta.'
"Smejem Sc mu. Ali mai s.
I jokam?. Sem pac elovek, XII a
ustvarjen "a obicajne ''poklice"
Ii 81 drugaeen clovek. v tebi j
VOLTA, zelezna VOLTA. Sicer pa =
kaj imas Cd syojega vztra jnegi
della? Priznanja malo, podpor
Sc mani. Potem pa - zdravje
Kakor da omakas pero v lastn
krvi. zrtve same zrtve.'
i "zrtve? Da! Imas prav. Mo
je bill malodane yes svet, ka
ga vidis TIL doll in dalec ma on
stran do Sticne in naokrog."
Baronu Sc lje krhal glas. a
no je pristavil:
Danes me boil pogled ma SO
10 gricevje, nekdaj prasuman
pokrito, il ma lepo dolino, XII :
ni vec moja.' 4
n mic vec tvoja?"
Valvasor je odkimal.
mi. Kos "a kosom sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05
TAPETIRANJE
Iissa

"a 2 druzini, po 4 sobe vsako
stanovanje. Corsica Ave-, blizu
cerkve IN sole. Hisa 6 sob ma
Myron Ave. Lepa prilika "a Slo-
venca. Poiasnila dobite pri
GEORGE KASgNIC
7510 Lockyear Ave-, HE. 8O56
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05
Telenews Theotre

How long can Sweden remain
neutral? The latest March Of
Time, "Sweden's Middle Road"
analyzes the precarious neu-
trality of the Scandinavian
country, in its first Cleveland
showing at the Telenews Thea
tire this. week.
Newsreels tell the film story
of the Jap atrocities which have
shocked the nation, reviewing
the fall of Bataan and the cap
ture and humiliation of Ameri-
can soldiers.
Don't Buy Another Depres-
sion," a World Spotlight sub
Ject based on the current article
in Look magazine, is an intel
ligent and powerful argument
against initiation. FOOLS
spending will bring another de-
preston, the film warns, and
a plan for prevention of un-
employment and breadlines is
outlined by the movies editors.
Word has been received of
the promotion of Henry J. Te-
kancic, to Technician 4th Grade,
formerly of 14805 Hale Avenue,
and now serving at Governors
Island, N. Y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05
.(Nadaljevanje)

Nekaj pred deveto uro je pri-
nesel sentozbolski pismonosa
zupniku to brzojavko. Ia jo je
takoj pokazal zeninu in nevesti
ter Osojniku. To je bill diren-
daj! Nevesta je zaeela tuliti in
je o Jerci rekla vse, lie dobrega
mic; zenin je obmrknil in nj
zinil besede; start Osojnik pa
je robantil in zahteval, maj Sc
poroka izvrsi, kajti brzojavka
je ocitno kaka neslana sala, XII
jo je skuhal kak norcavez -
in Jerca gotovo nj bila v Mari
boru. zupnik ga je zavrnil, da
poroke ne more opraviti, dokler
Sc ne >preprica, kaj je ma spo-
rocilu, in da je treba ma vsak
nacin pocakati in nekoga k St.
Ozboltu poslati, da poisce Jer-
co. Ujec Miha, XII je bill ma Raw
njakov kraj "a prico, je raz-
nesel novice brzojavki med
ljudi. To je bilo besed in sme-
ha in nekateri preserni FAINT
je SO "a nalasc zaceli vriskati.
Ko Sc je V tenn prikazala Jerca,
so jo obkolili in hoteli sprase-
>vati. Tia pa je zanicljivo osvi-
gnila mnozico in nj odgovorila ;
godrnjaje je odsla v zupnisce.
Tu Sc je zaletela nevesta vanjo
kakor osa"
"Hruplja, hinavka! Da tie
sram nil"
"Tiho, smrklja!" Sc je zadrla
Jerca. "cakaj, da start ljudje
svoje povejo!"
"Po sill hoce Ravnjaku svo-
jo ciganico obesiti," je zapiska,
la nevestina sestra.
zee Pavlo S tenn misfis, 81 hos
jerk opekla. Pavla "a Ravnja,
ka ne mara vec."
Ravnjaka je zadelo ko uda-
rec. Tedaj je posegel zupnik
vines in vprasal:
"Jerca, ali ste vi poslali br-
zojav?"
"Da, gospod zupnik, in prav
ste storili, da ste S poroko po-
cakali."
"Kaksen zadrzek vam je znan
pri tel zenitvi?"
"Ali je zadrzek ali nj, to je
Ravnjakova rec. JAZZ imam lie tc
povedati, da je nevestin oce hu,
dodelec in da ma Osojah nit "a
ped zemlje' nj njegove."
Ko strela so trescile tie bese.
de V ljudi, XII so stall okoli
Osojnik je prebledel in Sc jeI
3nocno tresti. Toda potem je "a,
grmel svojim surovim ba.
som
"Ti - Hruplja! Kaj ii pride
ma misel! Svojega postenegs
imena tt ne dam V tvoje gnile
zobe."
"Ti pa posteno ime! Goljuf S
in Osoje 81 81 prigoljufal."
'Tii = ii - ii i" je zaskr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05

tai Osojnik in hotel z levico "a
rnahniti.
Orjaska zenska pa Sc mu je
ze razkoracila tik pred nosom
in zavpila:
"Koj takoj mi spusti pest =!
Sc nobenega moskega Sc nisem
bala in Sc tudi ne bonn. Moski
ste vsi vkup lumpi in figo vred-
nj - razen gospoda zupnika Sc
veda."
"Jerca," Sc je oglasil Raw
MAX, "obrekovati zna vsaka hui
dobna zenska. Mi pa bi radi "a
res Gull, kaj mores takemu
uglednemu postenjaku ocitati." "
"Ugleden je marsikak nina
vec, posten pa nikoli, hahaha, -
Sc je potovka zahehljala. eta
ugledni Osojnik 'je hotel svoje-
mu lastnemu bratu otroka umo-
riti; ker mu to nj uspelo, jo je
ciganom predal. Dekle pa Sc Ii
vi in nj vec pri ciganih."
Vsi SO bill kakor okameneli
Cd zacudenja, Ravnjak Sc je
tresel, Osojnik pa Sc je vzrav-
nal in zavpil:
"Poznam to bajko. Use to 81
je izmislil oni cigan, ia satan.
Tudi pri meni je bill in je hotel,
da bi mu dial denarja, &c nocem,
da me ocrni. S ciganom in z
Jerco, XII 81 je z MIN ma roko,
pa Sc bono drugje pogovorili." "
Hobo, tako lahko Sc mi ne
izmuznes. Cigana sem en- edinj
krat srecala, to je bilo pred
tremi lett, takrat, ko sem ga
premikastila in spodila; po tis,
tenn Sc nisem spregovorila z
MIN. Cigana nj treba craven -
so Sc druge price tudi."'
"Katere, druge, laznivka %
"Ponovi te besedo, &c s.
upas!" je zarezala Jerca in ma
merila svojo mosko desnico
Potem je pocasi privlekla il
nedrij pisanje in je dala zup'
niku. Bilo je tisto, XII ga il je
dial ravnatelj mariborske kaz.
nilnice. zupnik je je bral paz'
: 1.-Two in ocitno je bilo, da ga je
pretreslo. Dal je je Ravnjaku
ia je vrstice kar preletel in Sc
ko je> >cital, je hlastno vprasa
! potovko:
cali je to dekle, O katerem tt
! pise, Pavla %
"Ce nimas slame glavi, ne
| bos dvomil.''
"Kje je ciganica? Kje je?'
je segel Osojnik vines.
, "Tega nikomur nj treba We
, deti, tebi pa Sc najmanj. S.
prehitro jo bos videl, hcer syo
jega brata."
cali je Sylvester vse pri
znal?" je spraseval Ravnjak.
Sc dosti vec, kakor je zapi
sano."
Tedaj Sc je Osojnik divje "a
krohotal:
(Dalje prihodnjic}
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05
Mali oglasi
PrOda Sc

veliko ali majhno skladovnico
drevesnih hlodev "a kurjavo v
fornezu. - Poklicite Potomac
1886. ".'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-05
The Battle for
The Balkans

Continued from page a.
Evening star., 1944-05-14

believe that magician can do anything"
For example, one evening few weeks ago
Mulholland came to small city to give
magic show. He stayed overnight and, before
leaving the next morning he went into the
bank to cash a check. No sooner had he
stepped inside than bang! went the bronze
doors, locked tight. The alarm went of. The
tellers' cages changed down. Three guards
stepped out, guns in hands, and surrounded
him. Then the bank president came out of
his office, up to Mulholland:
Look, MIR. Mulholland liked your show
lot last night. But III be hanged if I'll take
any chances in my bank"
Famous Pans
PROFESSIONALS have pet name for enthusi-
astic amateurs and FANS They call them
magic buffs" - the equivalent of fire buff,
the man who chases every fire engine he can
find. Among the bluffs are the Duke of Wind
sor, Barbara Stanwyck, Paulette Goddard,
Congressman Sol Bloom, Edgar Bergen,
James Stewart, Harold Lloyd. Orson Welles,
a buff turned professional, put on his own
magic show last fall, took it on tour, showed
it to $4,000 servicemen High spot of the show
in Hollywood was Orson saving Mrs. Orson
- Rita Hayworth - in half.
There are more doctors among the amateurs
than any other group. Lawyers and legislators
are second Third. dentists. Fourth, school,
teachers and college professors. Ministers are
tied with policemen for fifth place.
This story will probably become the classic
example of the magician-lawyer:
For months, state senator had been trying
to get his governor to support an important
bill he wanted to put through Finally, the
senator managed to have breakfast at the
governors hotel He heard the executive
order wheat cakes, moved over to the COVER
nor's table, pulled out deck of cards.
He asked the governor to select card -
and there still isn't case on record when
anybody refused that request. The governor
took his card, picked up the deck, put the
card back in himself. shuffled. The senator
then made the card disappear.
Said the governor: That's all very well.
But when do / see the card again." Said the
senator: 1T will probably reappear at the
most unexpected time and place"
The Bin Passed
BREAKFAST came in. The governor started to
eat. The top wheat cake cut all right, but the
middle one was tough. The governor poked it.
Baked in it was the missing card.
The legislator accomplished exactly what
he set out to do: the governor was speechless
for the first time in weeks. During the silence
the senator went into his sales talk. His bill
passed. How was the trick done? Well, it's
little too complicated to try the next time
Won hit the boss for a raise
Evening star., 1944-05-14

are the smart ones like the governor and other
intellectuals. Toughest audiences are children
or residents of mental asylums. That's be-
cause both groups have one track minds. can't
be diverted so readily. And men can be made
suckers of much more easily than women.
One hitch in the magic boom was getting
priority-restricted material Tricks can no
longer be made of metal or plastic. That's
forced manufacturers into making simpler
tricks, and what started out as drawback
has ended up in the acquisition of more Gus
toners, because tricks are easier and cheaper.
Silk for trick handkerchiefs is unobtain-
able these days. Magicians who still have
stock guard them we'll. Mulholland will let
only two or three laundries in the country
wash his. One of them is a Chicago hotel laun-
dry. He was there recently, sent down his
wash, went to sleep. The phone rang:
MIR. Mulholland, this is the laundry. Did
you send us one undershirt, one pair of shorts,
one shirt, one pair of socks?"
YES"
"And one hundred and forty four handker
chiefs?''
Another sleepy yes" Then the laundry
man sucked in his breath, inquired, 'Mr.
Mulholland, hadn't you better look around3
You must have more underwear"
sexviceznen's Specials
SERWcEMEN make up good part of the
mail-order lists of magic supply houses They
want small tricks - their uniforms don't
leave room for large equipment. Uniform
wearers, say the dealers, start out by order
ing one or two tricks - coin disappearance,
cards, a trick box. Then, after the reception
they get from their buddies they write in for
whole show routines. Sailors. because they
know ropes, prefer rope tricks. Army engi-
neers, on the other hand, 60 for metal gadgets.
Magic shops at embarkation points are
feeling the boom. Servicemen load up
with supplies before they shove off. Often,
their magic cargoes end up mystifymg ma
tives of every color and stage of civilization
all over the globe. From Kwajalein to Casino
and from New Guinea to the North Sea, bum
nies are popping out of helmets, aces OF
spades are vanishing up sleeves and popeyed
natives are being sawed in two
Amateur magicians may choose from 5O,-
600 different card tricks Unofficial estimate
on the total of all tricks is at least million.
All of it adds up to craze which will ex-
ceed miniature golf. But it's not silly. Re-
member the officer and the white rabbit.
During these days of high tension, Americans
are discovering that magic is one of the best
medicines for war nerves. Hobbies - such as
Roosevelt's stamps, and Churchills paintings
- are essential to all of us. And magic is
proving to be perfect hobby for thousands
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-16

tanning 1000 square feet and inn
provements, assessed at $485O.OO.
Taxes, interest and costs $174.35.
Baron, Anne Plot 9, Block
A, "Woodmoor", containing 1868
square feet and improvements,
assessed at $537O.0O. Taxes, in
terest and costs $147.74.
Whitmore, Clarence E. and En-
lily Plot 10, Block IL, contain
ing 1852 square feet and improve
ments, assessed at $5315.00. Tax
es, interest and costs $145.03.
Woodmoor Building Company,
Incorporated-Lot 81, Block II,
"Woodmoor", containing 1891
square feet and improvements,
assessed at $330O.00. Taxes, inter-
est and costs $78.24.
Woodmoor Building Company,
Incorporated-Lot %, Block II,
"Woodmoor", containing 5915,
square feet and improvements,
assessed at $3300.00. Taxes, in
terest and costs $78.24.
Woodmoor Building Company,
Incorporated-Lot %, Block II,
"Woodmoor", containing 6126
square feet and improvements,
assessed at $4,000. Taxes, in
terest and costs $78.24.
Woodmoor Building Company,
Incorporated = Lot 1, Block %,
"Woodmoor", containing 6566
square feet and improvements,
assessed at $3330.00. Taxes, in
est and costs 1888.
Woodmoor Building Company,
Incorporated Lot 2, Block %,
"Woodmoor", containing 5605
square feet and improvements,
assessed at $3280.00. Taxes, in
terest and costs, $77.78.
Woodmoor Building Company,
Incorporated = Lot 3, Block %,
"Woodmoor", containing 1858
square feet and improvements,
assessed at $3280.00. Taxes, in
terest and costs $77.78.
Woodmoor, Incorporated - Lot
8, Block IA, "Woodmoor", contain
ing 8,018 square feet, assessed at
$4,000. Taxes, interest and costs
$69.70.
Woodmoor Development Corpo-
ration-Lot Is, Block Is, Wood
moor, containing 6777 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs $1,000.
Woodmoor Development Corpo-
ration-Lot 8, Block 1S, "Wood-
moor, containing 1854 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs 1929.
Woodmoor Development ~Corpo-
ration-Lot 6, Block 10, wood
moor, containing 7734 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs $32.70.