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APIS. FURNISHED Cont. .

3134 18th ST. N.W.-Will share Arm. apt.
with college graduate bachelor. $40 per
mo. Call AID $3.50 Sat and Sun
"a ST. N.W:-5-room and bath furn.
apt; S110 mo-. including utilities. no dishes
or linens Shown at IL noon. Do not
NEAR WALTER REED HospITAL-Em-
ployed lady to share apartment, S35 per
Gsa1s rae SGeorsi rod ave Apt
and garden, furnished. $40 mo-, immedi-
ate occupancy, Call NO, $3.50 after II a m.
GIRL TO SHARE Groom, kit. and bath
apt. with another girl; near Central High
School: approximately S35 mo. DE
0l45 or Box 215-L Star.
TWO ROOMS, Mt Pleasant section; Ink
ff;a 1n maid seTryice; ] gentleman; no
SaAsE HOME ONE, for care & eR,la sens
5oia a II 81 81. s.E.-3-bedrm. apt, utilities
furn., $50 a month. HI 1654-R.
NEW ELEVATOR APT. HOTEL, near 18th
and Columbia rd NV, overlooking Rock
Greek Park-Newly furnished, large room
with Hollywood studio beds, dinette, large
dinette Kitchen bath, suites, $50 so wkly.
available about April J.. Box 402-J, Star,
REFINED LADY, preferably over 80, tc
share apartment with another lady: vi
entity Of Catholic Univ. S26 month. Boz
WASTED-Refined girl rs or over. te
share attractive 5-rm. apt. with 2 others
so. Du 1923: I'll jackson st. ne, Apt. 3:
C0LORED-REFINED business couple, 3
furn. rooms private bath. cleo, oil heat:
nearby suburbs; bus service Chestnut
1925 11s
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BOATS.
SPEEDROAT,

SPEEDBoAT. mahogany. factory made;
1914 it. long: fully equipped with remov-
able top, and 4-cyl 32-h.p, johnson motor.
Also 5-hp. inboard motor and Sh-h p,
cupboard Sea King, 194l model Ala Ten
nessee ave, Alexandria, Va. TO-
BoATS-Arrived at last. full carload of
new small boats. Ready for inspection.
Come early while they last. S. KING Full
TON. INC. sos Maine ave. s.w., Washing
ton 4. D. c. Executive 3406.
EVINRUDE NEW MoTORS-To be sure of
spring delivery, order now with only SO
deposit. We have already begun on de-
liyeries. S. KING FULTON, INC. sos
Maine ave: s.w, Washington 4. DC. Exec
OWENS CRUISERS and sailing auxiliary
cutters. Place your order now. Call
LARRY JERMAN. factory repr.. Wo.
6S23, OR. 1900.
EAGLE GAS CANS-At last we have them
for you. 5-galllon, 21a-gallon. 1H-gallon
sre%aE models ,SIeI "a. and PRICES while they last.
s:w.. Washington 4. D C. Executive 1906
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES-In stock,
available for immediate delivery New low
prices. S. KING FULTON, INC. sos Maine
ave, s.w., Washington 4. D. C. Executive
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MAN, colored, young. wishes to share
room with another man, 81 weekly. 72S
Gre Th \ p wr pw 6 GS 9o7s. sl..rat
needs 2 rooms and kitchen privileges, Ar
lington; wife and 2 small children must
move Immediately from Chicago. SERGT.
PETERSON, GIL. s579. between 1-3; 81
p m. l0&
GENTLEMAN, magazine editor, perma-
nently located, desires bedroom or living
room and bedroom, furnished, in apart
ment building or private home. Highest
REFERENCES. Box blk, Star. IL
COUPLE, married. childless. no pets, tenn
Ierate. literate, employed. veteran. quiet,
Young, homeless and blameless, want room
or. apt, near State Dept. MA. $3.50.
WITH PRIVATE FAMILY sharing bath;
Conn. uptown; approx. S35 month; bust
nesSman; perm, references Wo. 1883.
DOUBLE ROOM for two officers needed.
ROOM FOR MONTHS on Mt. Pleasant
line: young man: references. Box 46s-H.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. furn. well heat
ed, near bathroom. elderly gentlemen. Box
sUITLAND OR vICINITY-Male Census
employe wants clean furn. room. Cali
MI 2205 after 6 pm los
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

COAL, pea, about i ton, 40c bushel;
must have own delivery; potbelly coal
stove: 1920 End st. NV, GE. 3744.
DISABLED VETERAN offers fireplace and
Falls Church. Va. Administer 1870. ~
SEASONED CORDWOOD, IL, l6, IS. 90,
"a and 80 inch; prompt delivery. AT,
a-YEAR-oLD SEASONED OAK, Is to "a
inches; delivered Washington and vicinity.
$50 cord EN-. 243S
WOOD available for fireplace and stove.
$50 cord: delivered Phone FIR, S0Q5. =.
TWO MECHANICAL wood spiitters:' will
SEASONED HARDWOOD, split and cut any
length; full cord, $50; half cord, S1l;
quick delivery: Call any time, WI .o695.
tic1S of city: office open Sunday l till 8.
4. N. DRAISNER. 1404 L street NV. ma.
COAL-Generous 13 tons. anthracite, egg
and stove: no delivery. Lincoln 00l2.
I'll East CAPITOL St
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
tors, ONCE equip. all kinds. Top prices paid.
Eve. and Sun. CO. 1926; week, d. 1872.
ADDING; MACHINES. typewriters. caicu-
lators. bought. sold and rented RE l1T7
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s13 18th
st NV
ANTIQUES. furniture. bric-a-brac. china
glassware, rugs. silverware, paintings
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
amount wanted az once. Please call MR..
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture,
contents OF apis. or houses, at once. We do
moving carefully: storage. ia. 2937. o.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites.
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in. any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
matter what you have to sell please cali
today. MR. GRADY. ma. 2620.
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

stricted neighhorhood; rms. 4 bedrms
baths. 1St-foor lavatory, recreation rm.,
GE oil heat, gar; no children under IL.
Star
5-ROOM HOUSE, Brightwood NV. sec
ton, garage. adults only. no pets. Occu-
chaSable by new occupant if desired. Avail
able February %. Give complete details in
Guiding telephone. Box SIX, Star. 1Os
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POULTRY e. EGGS.

IS YOUNG HEN Rocks and Reds, reason
able. Hillside 0376-J, or 415 Addison I'd,
EauIPMENT for going into
egg and fryer business, including Ka-ton
paneled truck. Call WA. 6795.
chicks available now; Jamesway poultry
equipment. HOAG'S NoRBECK HATCH
cry formerly Beach'sl, Norbeck. Md.
Ashton ABB.
TWO 5-DECKER electric battery breeders,
1000 cap. each. used only twice; also
about 400 chickens from 1-3 lbs. each:
HI 03l7-R TO-
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ROOMS FURNisHED-MD. and VA.

ike rsom GaEN ho enc
ployed girls; $40 wk. single. 81 ca. dou-
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Master bedrm
for refined employed married couple or
2 employed girls; conV. to busline. So a
Wk. each. SH 94S2
LOVELY ROOM. pvt. bath, excep. lge.
closets, for discriminating person; good
res: section; no others. Gil. 1877.
ROOM AND BATH for gentleman; private
home; good residential section. sos month.
Phone TIE. 250S
ARLINGTON-Large bedroom, twin beds;
gentlemen only. Call CHI. 2095.
tleman. private home. Cali Hyattsville
BRENTWOOD BHaIi MD, s511 Upsbur St
Large room. suitable for 2 gentlemen. $50
mo. each; cooking facilities If desired; "a
block To bus WA A163
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Carrie end LIVE STOCK.

MULES. ponies, horses, mares, matched
teams. Some spotted riding horses. No
collars, everything for horse. Mules S35
and up. Hay and corn for sale. Rear
1876 10th st. s.e.
PEPPY BROWN MARE needs good rider,
also sleek Morocco mare, rides. drives and
works very well, and keen-looking young
jumps well: 2-wheel car, English sad
dies 81. 6096, SH 1857.
BERKSHIRE SOW and s pigs, 3 wks old.
SOW will weigh $50 lbs: $50. Also gentle
bay mare. work anywhere. S125. Call
HI 0317-R 10s
SADDLE HORSE, 2 years old, western
type, priced reasonably Call Spruce
0462-W, ewes. after 5, all day sunday
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

ANACOSTIA, 1893 Talbert st. Sc, half
bldg, one 5-room apt, one Groom apt
and one Broom apt; one apt. vacant; Q
GER ca o6 goarage; oil heat; lot contains about
be seen any time. H. H. CARTER. 613
10th st; n,wsa telephone MA. 417s. eve
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

ATTENTION HOME OWNERS! For de-
pendable and respectable tenants, list your
rooms free Of charge with the EAST
RENTAL AGENCY. 1911 18th st. NV, NO.
q209 TO-
COLORED-EAST RENTAL AGENCY-For
rooms with dependable and respectable
people, call MRS. EAST, 1911 18th st.
/, " NO u0O1 los
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE FRONT ROOM in private home for
or people all home PRIVILEGES. teie-
phone, maid service, best OF meals: near
Gallinger Hospital, 1881 Bay ST. Sc TO-
MANSION CLUB for girls only vacancies
for five girls; $40. S45, SAT a month.
2230 Mass. aye. NV. IL"
shire House; one vacancy for married
couple in this popular guesthouse.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

QUIET GENTLEMAN wishes room and
board in refined Protestant family; ref
erences. Box lax, Star 10'
QUIET, refined gentle girl. employed as
secretary, would like room and board in
part-time companion, experienced in car
ing for children. Write Box 202-H. Star.
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co-oPERA. APT. WANTED TO BUY.

operative apartment, with
kit, bath, living room and one or two
bedrooms, in desirable Northwest section
Call CHI. 1887 in late evening or before
in morning 9s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER SHOVEL for hire. Call after
o'clock, Ii. 1878. and all day Sunday.
BULLDOZER for rent: available immedi-
ately. MR. BOND, RE. 2727 12s
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HAVE TO. MOVE? We have numerous
vacant and owner-occupied houses in de-
sirable locations available for prompt pos
session. others coming in daily. MITCH
ELL QUICK, DI. 1881 until 8 pm. 90
GEORGETQWN-Spac town house, To-
Gated in finest location beautifully re-
stored: 5 bedrooms. 4 " modern baths
tai chandeliers, high ceilings; Immediate
occupancy; price, 1000; substantial
cash REQUIRED. For information call
aRLiNGToN, va, 27th and Glebe I'd.
South, Arlington, Va.-C'orner, three bed
rooms. two full baths, garage, large rec
reation room with bar and bingo, dance
floor; convenient terms. GIL. 5s7S. liz
SPECIAL CAPITOL HILL. mr.. Lincoln PARK
IS rms. and bath, h.-w.h., oil burner
price, S12 1850. Brokers, attention. Phone
BETHESDA-5-rm. brick, fireplace, side
porch; 5 years old; will sell to person who
can provide me with an apt. in Wash, NV
NEAR LINCOLN PARK--s rooms, bath
garage: can be. arranged for 2 apart
ments. Oil h.-w.h., gas refrigerator, insu-
lated and weather-stripped; full base
rr ,setiii weekdays AT Ss4o: Saturday
sinvE En- s SsRfss HkEa@Mov. in on de-
gsss4is 4oe aobE hSsss e ssrs rifs
after p.naa SH. 1854.
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-s.E. and s.W.
1912 S. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Cheerfui
sleeping rm,. next bath; unlimited phone;
within walking distance Navy Yard; 81
per wk. AT. 6115.
555 18th ST. s.E.-Large room for young
married couple, conv. to trolley and buses.
s ~ III sah II EE s ffS4 furnished looms 1Ss
$40 week, white only. Call TR. 9776. g.
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ROOMS EuRN. OR uNEuRN.
ROOMS WANTED.

30II CENTRAL AVE. Me- rms, /
furn., l unfurn.; kit. privileges; accom-
modations for 4 girls or men; S25 each
DerSon DJJ 950u
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
HOUSES FURNISHED

STUDIO, StiefI piano. available to teach
ers and students on hourly basis, after
noon or evening; quiet. detached Near
18th and II sts. NV. Call ME. 1881. 10'
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOUSE located in
ilen Arden, Md. IL miles from D. C.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE HOME available for
months to persons who can offer sam
to me in good New York suburb. WI. 4037
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Mr.. a5th AND PENNA. AVE. S.E.-De-
tached brick, 8 rooms. bath. auto. INV h,
fully furnished. garage; 4 adults. ! family,
BOX 1f9-K. Star. II"
GOING TO FLA. Feb. 10th to March 10th
House. liv rm.. din. nm, twin bed nm,
kit. and bath: share with owner Il per
son) thereafter, who is reserving ] bed
rm.: handsome furnishings; all utilities;
auto. heat GEORGETOWN vic; 1-2 middle
aged business gentlemen or couple, $50
mo. Box 1921. Star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-24
Retirement Board Will Review Case
 Bremen Appeals for
 Disability Retirement

The cIty's Retirement Board meeting tomorrow at 5 p. m, in the City Hall will review the merits of the application of Peter J. Eminons member of the Fire Department seeking disability retirement.
 Emmons had presented his appeal to the board at Q former meeting but was requested by members to conform to the ruling that he Gub- init to examination by two impartial medical authorities, The medical reports have Hsen forwarded to the beard
 The firemen requests the disabil- ity retirement on the basis of an injury suffered to his ankle IS years ago while on duty at the Water vile station. It Is claimed that the condition has grown progressively worse since the accident and inter- feres With his work. He has not been serving actively with the depart- ment for the past few months. He has 23 years of service,
 It was not determined today whether the board would pass final decision on the appeal at tomor- rows meeting. Decision will depsnd upon the extent of the facts pre- sented, t was said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-24
.Jenks sHeods Assessors
 Sessions

Assessor Aldro Jenks of Water- bury will conduct five assessing schools for officials in universities in the United States and Canada during the summer terms, including the University Of Connecticut.
 Beginning with a course to be or- ganized the first week in July at the University of Maryland, the Waterbury assessors schedule will take him to the University of New Brunswick, Canada the University of Oklahoma, where he will conduct two courses; and the University of Connecticut where an advancel course will be held the last week of August.
 The classes are formed for in- Structing assessing officials as well as representatives of various large corporations such as railroads, etc, Each course is conducted for one week. The total period involved will constitute the local chief assessors S vacation. He will be assisted at the University of Maryland by William Connolly of Bridgeport head of Val uation Associates. Inc, the firm that assisted George B. Horan in valuat- ing local industrial properties. MT. Jenks conducted similar school in 1943 at the University of Connecti- cut which has been accepted as a model for this type session.
 The assessor is a member of the Standing Committee for Ip-Service Training of the National Associa- tion of Assessing Officers, and spent several years organizing assessing schools on campuses throughout the nation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-24
FomiIyAwoits Seaman Sons Report
 Simpson Youth Shot
 By BOFserk Shlpmaio

No word has been received here as yet by the parents of ls-year- old George E. Simpson, Jr., s 2/e wounded in the chest yesterday when fellow seaman went herSerk aboard a hospital snip in Shanghai harbor Mir. and Mrs, George Simp- son of i5 sylvan Avenue, the boy 6 parents, said they contacted the Red Cross and the Navy Department by telegram but have received no re- ply as yet,
 News service reports say the youthful sailor, only child Of MT, and Mrs, Simpson, was the tenth and last victim of the shipmate who entered the ships bulkhead and fired a earbine and revolver in oil directions killing nine others and wounding Simpson before Stabbing himself.
 Simpson was wounded in the left side of the chest by L, B, Smith, s 2/e, of AShvllle, N. c. aS the hos. pital LST, RepoSe was anchored la the YangtEe River. Smith himself was reported by the Navy Depart Hlent to be in critical condition aboard the ship today. He inflicted three deep stab wounds In hiS abdo- men.
 The Navy Department said Smith, described aS quiet and friendly" had left the United States only two months ago.
 Simpson, Q graduate of Leaven. worth High School, entered the Navy May 3l, i946. He was previous ly employed at the Connecticut Light & Power Company, He has been overseas since Feb, q.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-24
Bonus Plan Advocated
 
Congressman Urges Bonus as Incentive For Higher Wages

Congressman Joseph II. Talbot, addressing the Seovill Foremens Club last night, advocated a bonus system as means of increasing production and raising wages. He said the best way for labor to get Q real increase Is to initiate a sys- tenn in industry whereby workers will be paid a supplement to their pay on the basis of increased pros duction."
 The bonus plan has worked well in many many plants, said the congressman, and would mean true wage increases instead of "the ima- glnary increase that results when wages go up and prices 90 up, too"
 Teamwork between management and labor Is needed, said MT. Tal- bot If America is to reach and maintain the full production sehed- ule that is needed Many labor dif- faculties, he said, have resulted from the absence of such teamwork.
 Congressman Talbot told the fore- men that though their place is not in unions they have the right to bargain collectively as @ group. Su- pervisors, he said, are as much en- titled to wage increases and other benefits as are other workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-24
Measles Show Cain Locally
 Mild Epidemic Now
 Evident in State

A gain In the mild epidemic ,pgead Of measles in Waterbury and Connecticut is shown for the week ending April 92 according to- the weekly report of the state depart ment of health.
 Fifteen cases 0! measles are list cd for the city with a total Of 2S3 lissed for the state, the latter an increase O! 36. These are the regu. lar measles and not the German variety a mild epidemic of which also spread in Waterbury in recent weeks, On the advice of the city health office Dr. E. J, Godfrey 1t is reported that no cause exists for alarm.
 One case of lobar pneumonia and two Of scarlet fever also are listed for Waterbury for the week. State totals are; diphtheria, 3; whooping cough, Fl: meningitis B. scarlet fever, 47; measles, 283; lobar pneu- monia, 29; chickenpoX, l85; Ger. man measles, l5l; humps. 276; gon- orchea, 3l and syphilis, 40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-24
Greeks Open s10,00O Drive This Eveninq
 Money To Help
 Build Hospital
 ln Homeland

The Waterbury Chapter of thu American Hellenic Educational p:o. gressiye Association will launch . drive to raise $lo,o00 toward the na- tionwida campaign of American Greeks for a l,C0o bed hospital in Greece at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church on Maple Street tonight
 Peter N. Laskas !s chairman of the Waterbury Committee.
 Ahepa chapter all over the eoun. try are working together in this drive, success of which will mean help to some of the l,eo? GOO people In Greece who suffer from disease ard need of disqualification and medical aid
 The name of S200 dSaor will agpea" permanently on plaque at the foot Of a bed in the hespi- tai; 9 Sl0oo contribution will tuild and equip room the donors name 10 appear above the Goor; S2,500 a double room. and 50 on with clinic. wards. aboratorles which will be the goal Of the dlffer- ent chapters,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-24
Stolen Goods Appraised 0t $46O Found
Inspector Joseph R. Bender Announces Juvenile Cleanup

A stolen movie protector, valued at S46o, was recovered yesterday by Lt. William Foley, Sgt. Joseph Mc- Carthy and Detective George Mc- Ellieott 1t was revealed today by In- s9eotor Joseph R. Bendler. Another movie projector, valued at Si50 and stolen last year from the Coca Cola Bottling Company on North Main Street, was recovered earlier, Inc spector Berdler said.
 One youth involved in the thefts, Vito Coviello, ls, of 486 Walnut Street Extension was bound over to Superior Court after he was ar- raigned before City Court Judge Charles .R. Summa yesterday on q charge of breaking and entering. Another youth, Joseph Magaracci, IT, of 395 Walnut Strest Extension, similary charged, will be arraigned April 30
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-24
Charles esKuLlnan GiUes Artistic Performance
Large Audience Enjoys Closing Event In Current Fine Arts Concert Series

The postponed concert of Charles Kullman, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera, concert and radio singer par excellence, native of New Haven, was worth waiting for, MT. Kullmen ably assisted by Stuart Ross at the piano, furnished a night of musical entertainment that pleased the most discerning Certainly at some time or other during the generous pro- gram eVeryoneS faVorite vocal selec- ton was sung and sung with care and artistry to the smallest detail.
 MT. KullmanS concert last night ct the Waterbury Womens Club sponsored by the Mattatuek Musical Art Society was the last In the Fine Arts Series of the current season,
 Immediately the listener was irl1- pressed with the exceptional vocal diction of MT. Kullman. In his first four songs in English he made known this perfection, and his tone placement, phraSing and beautiful piano and planisSimo tones in all registers gave these songs grace and substance. These songs were Han. del's "Where'er You Walk tSemele) pr. Thomas A. Arne'S Air From 'Comus'," Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" and When Dull Care" There was no warming up process ct the beginning of MT. Kullman'S program. He had things under con- trol, in Q manner of speaking, right from the start. Ills fine legato style was brought to fine use in his first four songs,
 Excelled In Schubert Songs
 The songs by Schubert stood out as some of the best work of the evening, to be so judged If he had not continued to give vocal satisfae- ton in hiS Carmen" aria La fieur que tu m'avaiS jetee," the Flower Song, so-ealled. Here MT. Kullman managed to e great extent to inject that fervor and dramatic feeling which, as he explained, ob- tained with the presence of Miss Gladys SwaFthout or Miss Rise Stevens as the Carmen that gets the flower in question. The choice Shu- bert portion included Die FoTelle' with e little boost for the trout about which he was singing and a reminder of the lovely piano orna- mentation preceding the singing; "Ungeduld," and the "Serenade". The last named was given in Eng fish. MT. KullmanS singing of Ger man lieder was out of the ordinary which is to say 1t was good. In this portion of the program he substitut- ed for Richard Strauss Gaelic Brahms song,
 From Bizet MT, Kullman prog ressed easily to two beautifully sung Massenet numbers, the first from "Manon" which was La Reve", the second, substituted for the Poldowski song on the program, was "Ouvre tes yeuX bleuX," and these were managed smoothly and effectively. This type of song gave MT, Kullman opportunity to dis play lovely quality, his voice well controlled in the soft passages. But he likewise rose to great vocal heights in his "Rigoletto" aria, La donna mobile" and in the spirited Italian song that preceded this, "Invito all danza", by ReSpighi,
 Choice Selection of Songs
 Four attractive English songs completed MT. Kullman'S program. These were sung with easy grace and each presented different