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Evening star., 1944-10-12
APARTMENTS uheuRN,sHEo.

4-R0OM unfurnished apt in sw.: Will
rent reasonable to party taking care oi
eefsa5 RooMs NE srss fs4e and bright ,.mDl;y.t. S
bath. 400 Decatur ST.. Apt. l.
APT. FOR RENT. heat, light, gas fur
nlshed. MRS. CRIGGER. 1910 Florida
ave. ne.
2 ROOMS, kitchen, foyer and bath; apt
house, 529 Lamont ST. NV. rent, S36 SO;
available Oct. 18th.
1902 FAIRMoNT ST. NV, Apt. r; 3rd
floor, rear; l room and modern kitchen
dinette: S45: Frigidaire, cabinet sink;
Govt. workers preferred, 2 girls or married
employed couple. Call Thursday between
and $50 pm.
CoLORED man or woman, will exchange
attractive 1-room aud bath modern apt.
in servants quarters, for "a hours weekly
service, running elevator and answering
switchboard. Apply resident MANAGER.
WINCHESTER LUzON APT, $500 Luzon
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APARrMfNrs WANrfp lcent. ]


fEKlIANENT REsf6ENTS, no children.
best references, desire / or 2 bedroom apt.
in apt. building, Northwest: furnished or
IONE-ROOM APARTMENT with privats
bath, unfurnished; $40-$50. RE. 7400,
CANADIAN GiIi1 (sisters1. ursently
i:s 'YiR'iss;aa ssss:.
WANTED. BY November nrst, two.roon
nnfurnished apt with kitchsnette and
bath. retired professor and wife; no chill
dren, no pets; NV. praferred. Phone
GsSSay PwS vsvE slaz sstsF ssstsyFrJlr a,.,r. Modern 81.
with kitchenette. bsth:. Will pay up. 60
yI50 month; NV rrefsrrsd; conyentept
RsDaSilo siS ssoo. zxt sa1sz. % 6 40 Pm "a.
ARMY COLONEL AND WIFE, psrmansItly
assigned. desire large one-bsdroom apart
S6I SS6niurnishssSS. re- CAN Hxscutiv: 77oo, ist'
9UIET, employed. young ssntils couple
furnished. linton 2a02.
UNFURNISHED STUDIO. Murphy bed, up
town NV, apartment building only per-
msnsnt youns lady engineer. NO. S3
n.
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ROOM in NV. section, wanted by quiei
Government employed woman. Box 1885,
NANDED by quiet, settled lady. room for
light housekeeping; reasonable; in NV.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN desires attrac-
tive room, private bath. northwest section.
Call Columbia 06S6.
DOUBLE ROOM with bath or one-room
furnished apartment fer couple. near
Wardman Park Hotel. required. Telephone
Columbia 1000, Ext. 703-E, between
and 10 pm. 14*
REFINED SETTLED LADY wants room or
room and board in nice home or apt, some
Kitchen priyileges vicinity Dupont Circle:
will stay with children or elderly person
some evenings II desired: references ex-
changed. Bog 3s3-J, Star.
FURNISHED BEDROOM with use of kitch-
en- and living room. Call Shepherd 27S0
until pm.
MAN wishes furnished room in Christian
home, Branch ave. or Fairfax Village sec
tton; meals preferred. OIL. O797 evening. =
NEAR SH0REHAM-Room and bath for
quiet, middle-aged lady; references. Du-
pont 1857 after o. m I4s
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southeost

J03 A ST. S.E.-Large front double room,
win. beds: eonv.. transp., unlim. phone;
.>utlemen LU 4749
18th and PENNA. AVE, 1905 H st. s.e.
conveniently located-hdaSter bed front
room, for lady or gentleman, share bath
nth ! other person. Can be seen after
80 Pm.
80 10th ST, s.E.-Double bedroom. twin
9eds, sttractiyely furnished: near carline;
married couple preferred
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED,

FOR FATHER, Q children, 5 and S, Car
pay approximately S11O a month Gail
Atlantic 3074 between $50 and 7:30 pm
13s
NV. for employed school girl. Box 254-L,
Star.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, both en-
home with quiet, adult family, use Of piano
II possible, northwest or Chevy Chase
Box 353-I. Star
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
NEAR PREsIDENTIAL OARDRN6,

NEAR fREsiDENTIAL OARDKN6, owner
wishes to rent 3-bedrocm house. reteintns
line: oii heat, TE; aSIo. liter pm.
modernised, Early American home. 2 bed
livins room and upstairs sitting room, oil
heat, 2-car garage: End house on . large
Va. estate, in the restricted section Of
Available immediately. $3.50 per month
Shown. by appointment only. CHI. BIO
Highest references required No children
NO. 8 X ST. N.W.--Completely furnished
home of Z rms. bath, oil h,-wh.; $SH.
R. A. HUMPHREYS, sos N. CAPITOL. Real
Ss sNFs' 1MyAsxssSNanai,.-u.v MA sSa9ai .hr ,urs.,o,
furn.; refs. "A Fort dr.. Fair Haven.
Apply after 6 pm. and all day Sunday. :
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SUBURBAN SACE-Mp. (cecs. !

MOVE ~. owner leaving. This S rooms
and bath, h.-w.h. oil; IL acres rich.
iscs I'd. a nile % from " Bsidsins % darass on
Defense hwy. Only 5000; 81 900 cash,
balance easy, Act now. ALVIN EPLMd,
East FfNEs, MD.--Loyely 4.rm. ssbestos-
shingie BUNGALOW, large kitchen viii, sas
range and refrigerator, living rm. Q bed
rms, modern bath with shower. antomatio
gas Air-conditioned heat insulated, stair
way to unfinished attic with space for 2
additional rms, white picket fence around
beautiful rear garden, Handicapped front
lawn: owner leaving for West Coast rnust
sell quickly at $500, terms. ROBERT s..
DAVIS, WA. 1900, 1903 Baltimore blvd !,
Hyzttsyf1le, Nd, near Hot Shoppe
HOUSE frame), 8 rooms, lot I5ox2O0,
machine shop In rear. Phone Bervyn 3s4.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BERWYN-Furn. apts. for several couples,
girls or working mothers; no objection to
babies. Call Berwyn 342-R
APT. UNFURNiSHED, near u. of Md. for
rent TO couple. Prefer wife willing 10 do
part-time Lvping at home WA 1000
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND ond virainia.

LARGE ROOM for man and wife, INV b ;.
modern furniture, in return for care of
children and house. Berwyn BOOM
ROOM with private bath, convenient to
transportation, new gentle home, no
other roomers. Garage attached to house
CHI. 6326.
rOOM for couple twin beds. inner spring
msttresses, laundry priyileees. no maid SER;
3l2. 30 mo, ca. Falls Church 2765.
SILVER SPRING-Private gentle home,
Jingle or double room: gentlemen: unlimited
phone: semiprivate bath. SH. $3.50.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

CONTINENTAL Moving & Storage Co.,
1921 Georgia ave. n.w-Call us for price
RA; 2435. We move at any time. Inter
state and local
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDEJMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO. IA. 1891 l3t
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TABlE BOARD.

EXCLUSIVE GUEST HOME, 1906 18th st.
n.w, can accommodate few persons
desiring meals only. weekly rates; ex-
Nellent facilities Cali ia. 1919.
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ROOMS uNFURhisHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

4J7 18th ST. NV beautiful rms
private shower, for / or 2 adults. Private
home. mountaineering. IA. 0s77.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in thil
area: 1-fsmtly detached homes on 5000
Four blocks Oh the District iine on n
Sheriff rd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL, OAKS CO., b7O0 Addison
Cnspel rd. Fsirmont Heights. Md. HI
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COLOkED-Division ave. n.e.-3-year-
old senlidetached brick. rooms, hardwood
fioors, modern kitchen and bath, recreation
room, oil heat front porch: possession
now: S1,T00 down.
Near Penns. ave. and 1Ith ST. SEE
story brick, g rooms, English basement d.
VIII. SS0G down.
Upper 18th st. p.w-3 fne brick homes
9 rooms. baths, hardwood floors, b-wh
iull basement: possession now; $4,000
down
44o Iuray n.w-2-story brick rooms.
tie bath. oil heat, deep yards; $1,000
down. PARK ROAD HOUSING CO., 1893
perk 70. De l7lQ. eyes FIR. 4765.
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0FEN TO-DAY, ! to g; 1850 Ontario pl:
and stove; the upstairs apt. is now rented
S..w.R. S BEIrzTEIIs Ti DL sioo, daily and and
NAVY YARD WORKERS. attention-cl.an
5.room EnsIish.type row house, about 5
sssosls bus = and s.1as stores 0issa1n ksfIEY nsss
eRkHH eesHHHEa eAsE ciaG1Fas yi oses az; gsaa sem.
aes s'ns xids cnsys as cnsss ssusr. q RI
from Conn. ave; near Blessed Sacrament
SasEfa .aq nj ssrns ssnSs :rs :ss Dnss rss 'eeea
DSs.ssss Sss sah.3aS sh4sRoa Can L5cAs Ns sssp eS
COMMERCIAL PRoPERTY-price, So, $50;
brick row: IDEAL for small business with
rh yns Sn sschn
S0H seeona oor II: 30 B fsst Ssa assp .assnd ssa.
sgrS 81 M Asaais aass hs.iens ssf.a
isI-w-s. BOSS 4 PHELPS. 14i7 K
18Th AND MONTAGUE srs.-Thi. very
from 18th ST.. offered fsr. immediate sale
s1nS room sPa ssshsn p
porch on End door; all rooms are Of zen
erous size; automatic heat, Scar detached
nssr sars cs s.nss g. S F hpSna
$500; ewes. and Sun. 81. 415O. BOSS &
PHELPS. 1417 K st. NV.
NEAR SILVER SPKING--6 acres, 7-room.
2Na-bath brick house. In excellent condi-
paved road. A commanding View Long.
wide porch. full basement, oil h.-wh.;
barn and staiis; acres fertile land. Best Best
Of neighbors. Owner must sell, due to
illness. First reasonable offer buys. I. s..
PRIc3 4 CO.. ME-. 1850. or Mr.. Insram,
55isisIixYsLY 81 LocifHD DUPLEX. contain
inE two separate spts., each having sepa--
modern improvements with automatic gas
heati IN ney-house condition: only years
BUCK dent store. Priced reasonsbly 1t
$10 900; ~ 600 Arst trust. For sale 81
owner. Call TR. O0Sz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Pages Back
In Detroit

MIR. AND MRS. JOHN PAGE
vi have returned from their
wedding trip in Quebec and are
making their home in Detroit
The Pages were married in
the Martha-Mary Chapel in
Greenfield Village. Mrs. Page
was Mariann Kaye Wells,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Wells of West Grand boulevard.
Miss Margaret Bunce was
maid of honor. and the brides
maids were Miss Mary Page,
sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Blossom StelZer. Miss
Anice Wells, sister Of the bride,
was a flower girl
Allan Greenwood was the best
man. and the ushers were
Howard Gammage and John
Tashjlan.
A reception was held at Dear
born Inn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
BAY CITY. Oct. %.

BAY CITY. Oct. 20.
THE younger set here is agog
Il over the news that Helen
kett and 1t. Arthur L.
Schwartz will be married in
November. Exact date of the
wedding, however. has not been
set. awaiting the arrival of 1t.
Schwartz. who has been on duty
in the Aleution Islands.
Helen is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Beckett and
the bridegroom-elect is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. oSeph
Schwartz.
High interest is attached 20
the announcement made by Mr..
and Mrs. George M. Frankboner
of Lansing of the engagement of
their daughter, Eleanore j., to
1t. Edward A. Sch a efer,
USAAF, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Schaefer of Bay City.
Eleanore is making her home in
West Palm Beach, Fla. where
she is employed at Morrison
Field, and 1t. Schaefer is sta
toned with the Eighth Air
Force in England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
To Wed Fastener

Another announcement hold
ing top attention here is that
made by George LaPlante of
the engagement of his daughter,
Marion, TO Gerald Buckridee.
MoMM, PIC. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Buckridge of Brook
lyn. N. Y. Marion was gradu-
ated from Mt. Mercy Academy,
Grand Rapids. and her fiance
was graduated from ST. Francis
Preparatory School. Brooklyn.
John PERI announces the en-
gagement of his daughter Cen
evieve. to Norman j. Lauckner,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Lauckner.
Mrs. Helen Koth Burton has
been named Girl Reserve Sec
rotary and YWCA staff men,
Der. Longtime Bay City resi-
dent, she attended junior coll
lege here and later studied at
Wayne University and Alma
College, obtaining her degree in
education at the latter school,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
SorOri+ies
Assemble

EAPPA DELTAS DETROIT
IN ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
will meet az 7.30 p. m WedncS-
day al the home Of Esther
Pfannenschmidt i'm Stanhope
avenue. Reservations may be
made with the hostess until
Monday
Detroit Sigma Kappa Alum
nae Association viii observe
the 10Th anniversary Of Sigma
Kappas founding al "A ! o'clock
luncheon Saturday IN Frames
Tea Room. Mrs Francis H..
Norm. grand treasurer from
Fulton Y y viii be guest Of
honor. Mrs. Charles Huntoon
and Miss Geraldine Mathews
are co-chawmen.
Detroit Alumnae Association
of Alpha Delta Pi will hold a
dinner meeting at 7 r. m.
Wednesday in the Federation OF
Women'S Clubhouse IN Second
avenue.
Delta Gamma'S Detroit Alum
nae Association will hold "a
dessert meeting at 40 p. M
Nov. 10 at the home OF Mrs.
Dexter Horton in WcStwood
avenue. Birmingham. Mrs. Robin
Adair and Mrs. Willis b Mac
KAY will assist the hostess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Film Council
Meets FRIDAY

GREATER DETROIT MO-
TON PICTURE COUNCIL
will meet at l p. m. Friday in
the main library, Woodward at
Kirby avenue. The program
following the business session
will include a review of cur
rent motion picture literature
by Mrs. Elsie Kelly, and the
showing of films. The public is
invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Mrs. LiqhtbOdy
Son Back Home

MRS. WILLIAM w LIGHT
BODY and her son, Billy re-
turned on Saturday 10 their
home in Colorado Springs fol-
lowing a visit here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
T.. Benson of Virginia Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Wew eOefroifers-

PAMELA ROSE SCHIAPPACASE E. born Sept. to
It. and Mrs E. T. Schiappacase (Ann Street..
ROBERT CHARLES LEAHY born Oct. to Mr. and
Irs Joseph c. Leahy (Joanne Leahy)
AMY NANETTE GOULD born Oct. 10 to Mr. and
Jack Gould Amy Sanders,
HUGH MICHAEL MCPHERSON born Oct. II to Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank C. Mcpherson Jane Damn.
MARY GRACE MAINO T.. . born Oct. IS to DR.. and Mrs.
nus ]. Maino MARY Duffy.
A DAUGHTER born Oct 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. John
nthony Cassin Georgia Bader).
SUZANNE ELIZABETH ADAMS born Oct. 20 to
apt and Mrs Charles w. Adams Helen Dodenhof).
EDWARD LAWRENCE MALONEY JR. .. born Oct. 20
10 Mr. and Mrs E. L. Maloney Marty Mckinley.
CHARLOTTE FLINTERMAN :. born Oct. "a to Mr.. and
Mrs Donald Flnterman MARY Decker.
HENRY BURKHARDT born Oct. 20 to Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Burkhardt Jr Ruth Reynolds).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Bay City Be+ro+haIs Revealed

Fernald Foster, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Murray. 1t.
Murray is on leave for the first
time after two years sea duty.
l.. Kathlyn Rookus. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rookus.
and Carolyn Mowat, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William N.
Mowat, are attending Wheaton
College, Wheaton. Ill.
Mrs. Russell Pierce OF Brook
field. H.. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Ambrose Donnelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Visits in East

Martha Mcmillan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. McMil-
Ian. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II.
p. Parker in Marblehead, Mass.
1t. John r. Murray, USN,
and Mrs. Murray are visiting
their parents, DR.. and Mrs. l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

During the summer she had
taught riflery at Camp Maqua,
YWCA camp on Loon Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
CHAPTER /

h FEVER month passes but that my office
~ mail contains brightly coored post card.
The signature, Alice, is always the same;
the scene and the postmark invariably different.
There now 80 such cards in my collection.
If the course they indicate were charted a map,
it would show that the young lady who sends
them has wandered, despite the wartime hazards
of travel, back and forth the United States
like a restless ghost
Whenever a new card comes from Alice, put
1t with the rest of the collection and mutter, as
j have muttered thousands of times during my
long career as a plastic surgeon:
You never can tell"
Because you never, never tell what plastic
operation will do to patient. Oh, can tell within
hairs breadth what it will do for patient ] can
sketch exactly how his new or chin, or ears,
will look can describe quite accurately just what
will be the physical result.
But the Observation-Disclosures!
When Alice, typical government girl" came
from Washington d. c.. three years ago to
consult about facial corrections she was liter
ally recluse, Alice-Sitby-the Fire
Today she is a dromomanac which is a five
dollar medical term for a nomad, in the true
meaning of this latter term.
She has undergone a complete and stunning
M November 10. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

that Strengthening Alice's nose, badly broken IN
childhood, would have changed every facet Of her
life and set her wandering across the land, work
ing few days or few weeks in this town or
that before moving on 10 the next?
WHEN Alice first came TO she worse
w than plain. She was homely. Her nose had
literally been mashed all over her face. She had
difficulty in breathing and she afraid she
beginning TO develop sinus trouble.
At that time, she Civil Service employe,
with an 11year record for efficient service. Eco
nomically, she was secure in her small indie
pendent way. But psychcally she unhappy
woman as ever sat in my office.
Since childhood, when her had been broken
in a skating accident, she had shrunk from all
social contact with people. And besides, she was
norbidly sensitive.
/ fully anticipated would cure all
this. thousand times have seen new confidence
born in men and women with and better
nose, chin, ears.
After all, Alice had pretty eyes, a good skin.
a nice mouth and chin There every
to believe that decent nose would transform her
into reasonably pretty girl with self assurance
in social contacts.
But that it should have shaken her completely
out of her old way Of life that she would abandon
everything connected with her former life, is one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

image which it reflects.
That is the overwhelming
responsibility which every
conscientious plastic surgeon
must accept if he is TO pur-
sue his profession honorably.
Invariably, facial surgery
is accompanied by psycholog-
ical change. 1t is as certain
as the ebb and flow of tides.
The longer / practice plastic
surgery, the more / am con-
WINGED that a mans face-if
not actually his fortune-is
often his fate. Change his
face ever so slightly and you
change his fate. But you can
not be certain that the fate
will change-"slightly."
Who would have dreamed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

metamorphosis a transformation of the person
atty as startling her transformation from
plain girl into very pretty young
Hers in a particularly acute form, is the
psychic change that invariably accompanies every
plastic operation on the face.
The eyes, says an old proverb are the mirror
of the soul / will go a step further and say that
the face is the mirror of the psyche, of mans
innermost being. When you change the mirror,
inevitably you change the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

VI llOSC dStOuHullH, III.
practicable psych o logical
changes that constantly con-
front a plastic surgeon.
Every time receive a
post card from Alice, read
II eagerly, always hoping
that she has met some nice
young man. decided TO get
married and settle down. Bee
cause ! can see no ultimate
happiness for her in this
nomadic life for WI |
rightly or wrongly, i ~
partially responsible.
l had expected Alice TO be
delighted with her new face,
as she was and is, but ! had
surely not anticipated her
wholesale revolt which had
carried her so far from every
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-09

Naugatuck, March 9.-Donationb of $374 sent the Red Cross war fund drive to $ll ,2S9.0O or @ little more than one-fourth of its $42.00 March quota, Charles L. Berger, drive chair man, said today.
 Recent donors are:
 Mrs. Bertha Stiber, g; Mrs. Mae Maybury, $i; George Ruppe. g; Dorothy M. Calvert. g: Jacob Weiss, $l; Mrs. Louise Deegan. g; Mrs. Nellie L. Donovan. g; Miss Mary Ziegelmaier, &2: Mir. and Mrs. Mat thew J. Maraulis. $5: MT. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Gould. S: Mrs. Ida j.. Trowbridge, $5; Beacon Valley Grange, $5; MT. and Mrs. Erice J. Kleindan, @; Miss Emily Bell. 8; Leopold Kwasniewski, $l0; MT. and Mrs. Fernand Montanari, &S: Mrs. Florence Farrow. g: Miss Catherine O'Connor. 8; MT. and Mrs. Joseph D. Won Etens. $l; MT. and Mrs. Joe seph Davin. %2; Mrs. Theresa Mel lon. $l; MT. and Mrs. Timothy Hud- ner, g; Mrs. Sabina Zaleski. @; MT. and Mrs. Carlton W. Bristol, $l00: Clemens Chrzanowski, g: Miss Stella F. Chrzanowski, q; MT. and Mrs. Eddie Lord, $5; Mrs. Margaret Moran, @: Emanuel Gil. $3: Jolan Czengo. $l: MT. and Mrs. William W, Schumacher. @; MT. and Mrs. Wil- Ham Richards. NS: MT. and Mrs. Leon H. Whitely, @: MT. and Mrs, Samuel Whitely. 4i: MT. and Mrs, John Maroney, @; Mir. and Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-09
|SIX DRIVERS
 | FORFEIT SS7
Parking VOlatOrs Have Cases Called; TOmulOnis
 Gets Continuance

Six motorists forfeited Q total of eS7 on charges of violating park. Ing laws or ordinances when their eases were called before Judge Charles R. Summa In city court this morning.
 They were John Ralnchuso, @, d West Farm street SS: Joe Das nose, 5S, 8 Lounsbury avenue, SS: Rose Peslllo, 50, i70 Rumford street, eS; Peter Michlello, 2S, S7 State street el0: Harold Yackel, lB, of lBl Walnut street @6; Henry Fredrich Pinne, 70, 94I Campbell avenue, West Haven 60.
 other cases: Antony TomUlonis, 9, Pond Hilil road, Naugatuck, i'm. perSonating an officer, obtaining money under false pretenses, driv. ing while under suspension, con- tinued to March g: Henry Dough. orty, q, % Orchard street, Union City, reckless driving, continued to March 23; Casper French, 8, R, F. D., Byam road, road rules violation, nolled for $l2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-09
Borough Sports

Naugatuck, March 9-The first round games were played in the Naugatuck Y. M. o. A. Intermediate Basketball tournament last night and the first contest between the Big Time Operators and the Y. YankS was thrill. Not until the final whistle would anyone gamble on the outcome. But the Mahan and McDermott combination put on the heat in the alst two minutes to give a S4 to 26 victory to operators. Joe Madden with l2 for the lesers took high scoring honors fo rboth teams.
 Beacon Falls rangy St. Michael'S Crusaders scored an easy victory over Murphy's Five in the second game S7 to l2. Rybinski with 12 and Kevit and -Sau with each were too much for the Murphy five while their team held four out of the seven players scoreless. Johnny Forish scored the best for the losers with 6 points.
 Tonight. =till the first round, two good games will be presented start ing ct 7:l5 with the Irisl. Five stacking against the powerful East Siders. Both teams hold their orig. inal players with the exception of Alvin Schiller of High School fame. The second contest w.-i see Father Dunn's St. Francis c. Y. o. against the strong Lumber Jacks.
 The switching of Fridays games, due to Q benefit gam of the st. Michael Crusaders in Ansonias will see the Y Indians against the wins ners of tonight's first game, and in the second game the Lewis Engin. serlng O.. against the winner of St. Francis and Lumber Jacks.
 Monday night Ct. Aedwig's c. E.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-09
NEW DUTIES FOR
 RICHARD OSTROM
Sergeant to Take Charge of PatrOlmen Starting
 Monday Evening

Naugatuck, March 0.--SerGt. Rich- ard Ostrom will begin his new duties in charge of patrolmen beginning Monday night, 1t was announced to. day by Police Chief John J. Gorm- ley. He will work one month from 9:S0 p. m. to 5:S0 a. m. He will alternate monthly on night duty with Sergt. Anthony Farrar.
 Farrar is now on desk duty from { D. m. to 12 midnight, relieving Capt. Anthony Malone who was on night investigation for several weeks. Malone will remain at headquarters and investigate matters which oc. cur during the day. When Sergt. Ostrom returns to day duty next month, he will take over the hourr of Sergt. FArrar.