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Evening star., 1946-09-09

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, calculs
United TYpEWR1TER fHf COS CO. sls i4th th $,
ADDING MACH. typewriters. calculators,
once d seq EQUIP, ~ all kinds; Top prices Pd Eves
Fl f1RNTUkf Msek art P obscts % bet,
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
smount MR GpADY Hantsd a, ss,eo6 once Please call
ANTIQUE JEwELRY. silver. diamonds and
sSTE5 aSTidss BOX asS53 s. NE :n,s. 99s
glassware, rugs silverware,s paintings:
highest cash prices paid call MURRAY.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture.
contents OF apts. or houses at once; We do
meying nen saEetnlly; InIi storage IA. 1887 TO-
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
once; will pay highest possible prices, No
@s.fr sax yas' Ms SRAb eHs bye N1 * ss please call
BIC BICYCLE for 7-year-old boy Call 81,
mus be reasonable. sUi Phone CO CO sss 4ass.Mso
BiCYcLE' 241inch dgh wheels for s-year,old
BOOKCASES. sectional, oak, mahogany,
walnut. the best makes: priced low. Sun,
CO. 1928; week, DI. 1872. l112 14th
S.MsFAsnGsrmsn e.nI.d samsEa 1su sne @ lspsss
l4l9 New York ave: NV.
thblLhhS-LtlChS, SOHLdAS, OIUeT
equipment. Also movie equipment. Come
anf rs us tS1 he hsafi sah prie
sAMERxs11SW;s 1SS; BY Buy used cameras; highest
prizes pse paid ROBBINS CAMERA SHOP
csAMEfkaass. u Dhotc H,s equipment, both amateur
eHo sHS prsdsfs59na 600 ssSt prices FORD
CANARIEs WANTED, 2 young singing
canaTies "a M Gall NO: sl22 %
ssss lssa s 19Es 9Rsn St. .,snnf' new WIN eAH' Do'
GL9TaNGHsRsss isS PT,sss Daid for mems
y4sz oDss ssss y vii t. 81. ~
Hise ss sSshss oDsn sAsRxs .Sss w II. ,fs 7h St
d.en..s eiothlns', shoes; entire household
phons ssn sss dshfS VII es dooD
NEIGHBoR STORES, 93l 9TH ST. NV 10
sns Sa
66iAMoNDs. GoLDmHisSest % h:H * cash 'H prices
sff asfHuR fft MAskEt tx oss $40 sstGrs you sell
DIAMONDS: OLD GOLD; diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial, birthstones, dia-
psd % ES NV YORK eassna5sS JEwrLRY ispes Co. D'sss
ffuRNisHiNGs-win buy if apt. or small
house o is available; couple with small baby,
] CO 5032. H.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once: will buy
call today MR.: GRADY, MA. $500,
prompt removal Call us for highest prices.
FuRNiTURE-All kinds of household goods
in good condition, also eutglass, china
and bric-a-brac. Highest cash prices
FfutRNfTURE@wnl FUR pay highest prices fol
better grade of h9psehqla 2Me tarn urn once fqrn fqd.
| Pa, ave, NV. Ma. 5529; ewes. GE. 6447.
FURNITURE-Bedroom dining room and
some some odd pieces also good used piano
FuRNITUkEMHishest cash prices paid for
entire contents or fair-sized portions ot
DOUGLAS any time at Union 1857 up to
IS pm. l0'
G0ID-Brins your old gold snver, platins
| teeth. discarded tevelry: We nay cash,
a KAHN INC 81 Years st asb q nv.
dition fully equipped; reasonable. Phone
MUSICAL Box. fairly large, PLAYING sew
eral tunes; condition not material. Write
5fFIcI 5f1 iisausfiPsMlEsr-De.k. u chairs, ai..,
type. tables, bookcases. once machine;
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

ss tesm. Aeh sinss SO e. double sfs 'shl'Rii RT
ale s6th ST. NE. CRivsr Terrace, for
for one, $50 for two, FIR. 354a. 10
ohSH: szes' iTan,pi ssns5smsn "S"ei or "d. s%Di..
sea se saSbr s1 Sn ef is,sND rsts N0 sos3 ,.nr
Fm s0ta0s sa Tor men twin beds use OF
The MARICk. iss tssI 3 St NE Newly furn.
single next bath, conv. transportation.
isoi n ST. N'E.-Lse. front room. Twin
beds Be .v.1R phone vs and Iaqndsy sss Driv $3.50
10. . sth ST. N.E.ALss, rm.. next bath:
ss sts GansR 81 ~ AT soss 'front.'
e. girls: unlim. phone; $50 for ? Ar.
zoos 18th sT.-Furnished room. 80 week,
girl; piano, phone and laundry; private.
refined. gentle home; cooking privileses.
Io., GIRARD ST NE-pouble, room.
5l3 NE-Lse furn, rm, second 4,
tn1n cns Destsrrsd oeas; sempVt' bath % mo- empl
$40 & OTIS sTi N:L;-NiGs sleeping rna,
sss sss f. cariToI s9ae ST. Eo SL.rs. eteG corn.r
location; for 2, $3.50 mo. es. and, for
55is RHODE ISLAND AvE.-Dble. rm,.
twin beds, S5 each per week. Call co. 6526.
1905 cath ST. N.E.-one large front room,
$40 week, one middle rm., S6 week. Will
FsSs as te ca sflis1e Az ss5 ms5 only c0ny to 1S:
400 s X ST. N:E.-Larse. attractiveiy fSr-
nished second floor room; = blocks to
streetcsr and bnslines $50 single, s35
zoos asth Sir. NJ.E.-,Aftractive room, next
semipEivate bath: 2 Eirls' 81 each l. SAG
?5O4 9th ST. N.E.-Large room. for gem
tleman, semiprivste bath use of telephone.
Ss, private home. Nj $500. 10
3O1 ST. N.E.-Bedroom and porch for
, employed people men preferred quiet
home; $40 per month Apply after pm.
COLORED-441? DIX ST. NE nicely
furn rms rented separately; private home.
$40 each. TR. S325. q
COLORED-53e e4th ST. N.E.-Room
with private entrance; suitable for 2 girls
or couple; single beds, So 80 per person,
week AT. 5045. p
COLORED-esOe 1eth ST NE.-LarRs
furnished room for couple or 3 girls in
refined home with kitchen must have best
of references; So a week each. MI. 0044.
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CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK.

STEERS, white-faced Hereford yearlings
Angus cows with calves. SH. 2114. ME
pa IA
ANGUS CATTLE-Selling out choice herd
including bulls and 3S splendid heifers
and cows. All registered pure breds with
strong pedigrees and accredited Bangs and
T, B. free. Also barley and alfalfa hay
Also 327 acres highly productive and
well equipped stock farm for sale. All
priced reasonably for quick sale. Phone
STERRETT Owner. office hours, Elk.
1907 3
TWO VERY NICE HORSES for sale cheap
One sorrell, works anywhere. One bay
riding mare. Gentle and quiet GE 4l3s
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AVIATION.
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES n

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
ayation insurance protection. Consult
Vermont ave. NV. District 100.
USED AIRCRAFT sales service for pri-
Vate plane owners. List your ship for sale
now. Before you buy used ship call
A. H WILLIE WILLIAMS, E. Linden
St, Alexandria. Va. Phone OV. 1881. o.
TAYLORCRAFT, A-40; about 40 hrs since
ENGINE maiored; clean ship. Call EX O9l0
or SH 1894 10.
lights, 2-waN radio and loop; total time.
100 hrs; 100-hour inspection; price, 80
100. Also g other used Piper Cubs and
Taylor Crafts priced from ST 900 to ST.
800. See them at CONGRESSIONAL AIR
PORT or phone McCloskey at OIL. 1888
WANTED = Stenographer interested in
aviation Salary plus flying time. Boz
INSTRUMENTS-Turn and bank. Sl5;
gyro-horizon S35: Kohlsman compasses
81. etc. Aircraft maintenance, relicensing
CAA designated inspector on field
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT, Alex. s342
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boATS Cont,


HIGGINS BOAT az t utility. now be-
priority number with HuoH ALExSNpER.
s1 on board ar the ssss ssramia at 1850 Maine
SPEEDB0AT. 10 f.. purchased in May OF
i94S, complete with 4-cyi. 33-h D. Evin-
rude FUSED less than 20 hours. and p
wheel specially built trailer; capable of
Is mph.; excel. eond,; priced reasonably,
CRUiSER. 38xlo built 1a4o, sleeps .:
owner Will demonstrate This is nice
boat for fishing or cruising on river or bay.
Seen at Atvells Boat Yard, or call AT.
lift. ALUMINIUM ALLOY-sslt water
resistant. weight, 1l0 lbs. A boat you
will be proud to own. LETIMAN'S, 10Th
fLAT-BoTToM RoWBoAT, IL #: best
offer accepted OIL .94S q
BOAT, IA IT.. outboard with 5s.-h o.
motor. $50. Boat is on exhibit at
NATIONAL MOTORBOAT a. SALES CO
Call Mr.. PAYNE. AT | II IS after 5 pm, 10
le-FT. ELCO bridge deck double cabin
l10-hp Chrysler, to l. reduction, 3
heads; master ststeroom, elect head and
shower: excellent condition; lots Of extras
1fo-h.p. Chrysier rd.; spotless and ready
TO so.
i lsie RICHARDSON, s5', used only a5
1871 cruiser. 4o'. completely equipped
1899 Chris Graft. 36 twin screw
1898 Wheeler bridge deck, "a, spotless
YACHT co. i6S s, Penn. St, Baltimore,
Md. Plaza 54l1.
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ApARTMrhTs FURNISHED.

THE WILSON HOUSE. l715 N st. nv
Young lady to share apt. with another
lady; s35; references; nondrinkins. MI.
Now now AVAILABLE at Hotel e4oo-Tvo q
bedrm. housekeeping apis, $500 per mo:
mo: four nonhousekeepins suites. bedrm.,
liv, rm. and bath from S200-S250 avail.
Oct. /, one 2-bedrm. housekeeping apt.
$500; one 2-bedrp. housekeepins apts
S325. Ali furnished With full 6stel sergics,
Call Mr.. Hutchinson, co. 1900, HOTEL
2400, 18th st. NV. --12
JEWISH Girl, to share attrse. furn down.
town apt, with ssnothsrA s'aS.A sirl 1915 ; st.
LONE WOMAN would like mid -sRed woman
TO share one-room apt pvt; no drinking;
s25 mo. Apt. l. 2912 sth st. ne. Du. $3.50.
LIv. RIM, BEDRM.. kit, and bath private
entrance; elec.. gas heat All supplied: apt:
completely furn.; electric refrtgerator:
s67 so; block from Lincoln Park; avail.
able in 10 days. Box S6-D, Star -
2 BEDRMs., SITTING RM., kit. and bath.
elec refs; completely furn.; near 18Th
and H NE; available Immediately; Sl23,
mo. Box 35-D. Star. q
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ROOMS FuRhlsHEp-MD. and VA.

I16 STEWART AVE. Alexandra. Val
lge. dbl, rm.; priv. home newly furnished
and decor; next to pri. bath with shower;
u block from bus. 10 mir, ride TO D. G.;
to refined gentleman. TIE 42os. 10
rm. for employed middle-sged woman
seeking home environment. Call CH. 6s22.
ATTENTION ARMY. NAVY and Marine Of
ficers; attractive rms. in Old Manor House.
Arlington Spacious grounds and trees
just 10 minutes from Pentagon; gentlemen
only. Call Glebe 500. 10
2l3 SPRING AVE, Takoma Park Md
Clean, single room for sober gentleman'
private entrance; next to semiprivate bath;
newly furnished; no drinking; s35 month
ly. SH $3.50. o.
FURNISHED RM, semipvt bath. 81
Sunday breakfast and laundry, II ~A-
sired: men only. WI 2942 3
EXCEPTIONALLY well furnished room In
private home; inner-spring mattresses; hall
block husline, 5-Tninute walk Arlington
FALLS CHURCH-Couple or Eirls; new
furniture. newly decorated twin beds;
laundry facilities: on buSline. 104 East
Cameron rd. Administer 1858
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL

CORDWOOD, well seasoned. delivered in
NV. section. Phone your order: WO. 655S
or EN-. 1900
WOOD, fireplace, furnace. stove. kindling
also scrap lumber flrewood, 30o-cu- IT
load. $50; -2o0-cu.-ft load, SIS; I00-cu
IT. load. $40; Pennsylvania anthracite,
egg, stove, nut .s1614; buskwheat spe-
cial $1,000, Rice special, 50 "a: POGO
hantas, egg, S1231: stove. Sl22O: nut
S11 .26. COOPER SUPPLY CO, AT. 5ala
WOOD. oak, hickory, S22 cord; mixed. $50;
seasoned; locust posts. AKA oak posts,
fence boards; immediate delivery. L. 8
PARKER. Falls Church AK 431a -
SEASONED OAK. cut any length; $50 per
cord Kindling, 81 bu SH 6a31 10
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS NEEDED for students of CATHOLIC
University. Call MI. 5000, Ext; As, -13
EX-DUTCH WAC, now with Netherlands
Embassy, wishes furnished room or apt.
NV section. Phone home, RA 1888:
ONCE. AD 1862, Ext. s. q
BUSINESSWOMAN wants bed-livlnE room,
Northwest section Call Elk 1900. Mon
day MISS SHEPERD 10'
WANTED-Sleeping room for employed
mother and school child in Silver Spring
with "a bus accessible. MRS. DRAKE,
81 1896 To-
DESIRABLE ROOMER (employed secre-
tary), quiet, nonsmoker, in refined home.
State price. Box BOSE, Star
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ROOMS WITH BoARp.

1928 18th ST. N.W.-Rooms for couples
and rooms for gentlemen to share. 10
ARLINGTON, vacancy, close In Clarendon.
good transp. excel, meals. GIL. 21o6. IA
14OI 18th ST. NM double, / triple
basement room, running water, switch
board: good meals. -15
beds; Sun breakfast; cony. transportation;
$50 per mo. each. Call DE. 5631- 10
lady. in privats
home; no other roomers; home privileges.
GIL 34l2 %
LOVELY. CLEAN single room, delicious
food. in very nice home from Sept. to
Sept %. 20l3 Mass. ave. NV.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-S.E. end S.W.

IIe KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Larse nicely
furnished room next to bath, unlimited
phone, Just of e. Cap. st.; S45. LU, 30s3.
1873. so. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Larse.
bright room, next bath, ch.r.; private
1915 Z ST.-one lge rm. for . young
girls. unlim. tel privileges: $50 ea. per
month. Call Lu. 2417. p
132 18th ST. S.E.-Large front room twin
beds, for . private home, laundry privls:
So week each. Ii. 3116. 10
NEAR NAVY YARD, 75s 18th st. Sc
Large front double; excel furn,; h.-wh;
conv transp: unlim. phone: S45. TR. s725.
COLORED-225 12th ST. S.E.-Furn. rm.,
single, SIS week: double, $40 week. Phone
LII 1899
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WAkTEp.

EXCAvATING, hosting of al
types. tank setting. Call for free esti-
mates. OIL. 1876 %
Evening star., 1946-09-09

PIANOS-Just received the last large ship
% to get Z from % New YORK s city % for some Rns time
due TO the truck drives strike. These
pianos reached us just in time for our 3rd
day. Sept. g. Included in the sale are IA
grand, apt. grand and baby grand pianos
at $495 up: 32 small and medium sized
as much as 2Ofs. In addition we will offer
IL spinets. consoles and apt. size uprights
at regular prices. All OF the above listed
or completely recondltioned and carry both
a new piano guarantee and written iron
clad money back guarantee. We have a
% dition. % priced FROM from ss5 s. To- sie5 as 'nn is
Purchasers Of these pianos have the option
FUN Fl parcssse them prcs In sss yhn mogs h
on either a new or reconditioned piano.
Our highly effcient repair department
nd s set tS Sa s have hired RI pqsSsss
f e DO our 3 Best f0fas 70 Ssa
sss sans at are lsssa sr'e 6stph0pf PIANO
SHOP. 1I04 9th St; NV. Ma. 2965; NA; IA;
so1f soN '0E iaSR f9fn'. Sink unit With
linoleum top, dealers display unit. Ssl;
SIS; Masic chsi Stove. sos. MODERN
HOME CO, 1919 Conn. ave. MA. 6710.
PRINTING MACHINERY-35-inc Seybold
automatic paper cutter with motor equip
ment, .KellyB with josger delivery, 14hax3e
Chandler & Price, new series: sx12 Chand-
Ter d Price, new series; 2s-in. Roseback
power perforator, automatic gauge; 28-in.
Portland foot-power punch, Hammond
No. type-hish, 12x1S gas caster, l Ber-
kotype No. 40 Muitolith. No; Miehle
press, No. Miehle press with extension
delivery and cross feeder, Boston foot-.power
stapler. style A, pedestal lead and rule
cutters, No. 2 N. j. stitcher, nat stitch only:
Dexter double 10 folder hand fed and
newspaper folders, No. 4 four roller Miehle
press with extension delivery and suction-
pile feeder. No. 4 Four-roller Miehle press
with extension delivery and Dexter swing
bsck feeder. No 3 Miehle cutting press
With extra Jackets. VICTOR =. CURTIS
CO.. 1911 4th st. NV. LU. <S72. --10
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POULTRY 9 EGGS.
BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
unS0
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
WORKING MOTHER and day care for
Ayr. -old boy. Phone DI. 6505; ewes,
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GROCERY. DGS; weekly gross over So.
900, unusually well equipped
Restaurant, exceptional location in Arl
no beer or wine
shopping center in nearby Va; exc lease
Grocery, cor. loc. in Arl: does over
S2 900 per wk low rental with liv. quar-.
ALBERT H. COHEN, Realtor, CHI 1881
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Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28
WATERBURY NEWS By K. David Holmes
Church News

The B.Y.P.U. of the Grace Baptist Church is rendering special Worship Services each Sunday during the month of December for the benefit of the World Mission Crusade.
 Over the Christian world rings Gods call to service, and in every land, men women, and young people are responding to Gods imperative in their hearts. Each day Is a day of sacrifice and young people are at one with the whole denomination as we give money for the relief of the needy throughout the World Mission Crusade.
 We have so little time! A starving child dies if he is not fed quickly, and there are mil lions of them. Our hands and our purposes are so weak and so faltering. We are not sure in our ideas about how much we can do. But in the fellowship of Christianity, our individual strength, our individual service is multiplied by the thousand fold. And God can use even O. weak efforts to work out his will for mankind.
 Won't you come and worship with us each Sunday at 600 p.m.?
 As an expression of our fel- lowship, with all those who are in need of these Sacrificial Sun days, let us come and present our offerings to God through the World Mission Crusade.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28
The Hartford Chronicle

early July. MT. Paul Comes of Foote Street has announced the engagement of. his daughter, Miss Ruth A. Comes to MT. Steve Gallon of Waterbury, Conn.
 Last Thursday evening Naomi Augusta Truly, daughter of Mrs. V. Truly, became the bride of Mr. Harold Steely of Stam- ford, Conn. The wedding was held at St. Paul's JAMIE. Church. A reception followed at the Labor Temple.
 Mrs. Rosa Spencer of Dixwell Ave. was the charming hostess to the La Petite Club at their Annual Christmas Party. Ev- eryone attending spent an en- joyable evening.
 Dot Wilkins of Dixwell Ave. celebrated her birthday in big way last Thursday night.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28

Mrs. Adele Davis is enjoying her usual holiday vacation in South Carolina with her moth CT, Mrs. Adney Wilkins and other relatives. Mrs. Dave made no definite plans as to the time of her return to the city.
 Mrs. Sylvia Hill has returned to her Gregory Street home af- ter spending a week in Wash ington, North Carolina, with her parents. Her husband Is all smiles these days, since Syl returned.
 Private Leroy Eubanks of the U. s. Marines spent Christmas and the remaining days of his furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Milton Eubanks of Winter Street. It is also inter esting to know that Leroy is the first colored peacetime Ma rine from Connecticut.
 Wedding bells and more we'd ding bells, but you won't have to worry about this one until
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28
NEW HAVEN NEWS By Harriet Davis

We'll folks, evidently you missed my little gossip column last week, but due to a throat condition I couldn't help, l had to take to the bed for a week. Believe me that was a week of torture, but when some of your old friends drop in to see you, it isn't so bad. With the medical care of Dr. c. l.. Marshall and another personal friend of mine, I came up again feeling very much up to par.
 Sure missed being up to the Musician s Club! Someone will sure have to tell me what went on. Anxious Harriet!!
 Before I go into my other news of what happened around town, I want to wish each and everyone A Merry Christmas and a most prosperous New Year.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28
SWEDEN HAS ITS HEP CATS" TOO

Stockholm, Sweden - The average American would ex- perience decided shock if they could gaze upon the dress and musical inclinations of Swedish youth. For To and behold many of them are wearing low crown ed, wide brim hats, peg legged trousers and short coats. And likewise they are also all agog over such musical numbers as "No Can De-, Rum and Coca Cola"
 So it would seem that the Americans must divest them selves of the notion that they have a monopoly on such fads for along with the zoot suits and hot numbers the juke boxes are also there.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28
DID YOU KNOW by Martha Vann

The "Meteors topped their third victory this season, over Stamford Aces, Saturday night, December '. "Sy" Holmes star red for the Meteors with Is points.
 Mrs. Laura Harvey is in West Virginia due to sudden illness in the family.
 Mrs. Ruth Harrison has re- turned from an enjoyable week end, visiting several friends in Atlantic City.
 Edith Goodson, our ''Starlet' singer, was on the annual Anna teur Night at the Appollo Thea ter. She won 2nd prize. Best wishes "Ede"!.
 Don Juan of Hartford was visiting the Slot Spots" here Saturday night. What a sur prise! Look out Madamoiselle l!
 The Nelson Trio of Hartford was the added feature at the Joseph L. Robinson Club, Dec. 7th.
 "Rumors are flying, there is going to be a New Years Ball. We hope the "rumors" are true.
 The -four troopers are sport ing new coats. It looks like the "red' predominates.
 Donie Watts has assumed the name, "Madamoiselle". We'll, well.
 Bobby Steward is sporting a mean" overcoat. Strictly from the city, huh, Bob!
 Katherine V.'s birthday was on the lucky 13. We wish her a happy birthday.
 Cert Johnson and her team are practicing strongly, we see. Some team!
 Val w. had a great Po-Ke-No party Dec. 6.
 An added attraction at the Sanitary Barber Shop is Miss Henrietta Good. She is an ex- cellent manicurist, I have heard.
 Country Burke has just re- turned from the Howard-Lin- coin Thanksgiving Day classic. Does football game last that long?
 Cont. on Page IA
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28
WATERBURIAN OF THE WEEK
 Kenny James, Fighter


 Kenny James was born in Philadelphia, Pa., on January 8, 1923. Upon the death of his parents in 1882, he moved to New York, where he was reared by his fathers brother, Joe James.
 During his senior year of high school, Kenny decided upon boxing as a career, therefore, on September 12, 194O he joined the Salem Crescent Church's Boxing class.
 Kenny's first bout was with the very capable Phil Terra nova who formerly held the N.B.A. Featherweight title.
 In November, 1922 he came to the Brass City to live and re- mained here until the time of his induction into the service.
 After his discharge from the army, he returned to Water bury and turned professional in the summer of 1914. Since joining the ranks of pros, Ken ny has fought A times and be- ing the winner in 35, mostly by the knockout route. Kenny's latest victory was over the rug ged Henry Holt of New York.
 Kenny's greatest ambition is to fight in Madison Square Gar den, as is the ultimate goal of all fighters of today.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28
Birth Notice:

Birth NOtlce:
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph L.. Branch of 9 North East Drive announce the birth of a daugh- ter, Linda Michele, December 9, 1946. Mrs. Branch was form erly Miss Lyla A. Artis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01
Youths Toss  At Policeman
 Pay Total of S55 in
 Fines for Premature
 Celebration

In pre-Fourth of July celebra- tion, three youths were arrested early this morning and paid fines totaling S55 when arraigned before Jdge Charles R. Summa in City Court today on charges of breach of the peace and violation of the city ordinance pertaining to fireworks.
 The three were: Roland Ruby. p, of T Water Street; Edward Paul. auskas. g. of 28 Henry Street, New Britain, and Donald Sherman. IT, of 42 Windsor Street, Worcester, Mass. All three were fined s10 each on the breach Of the peace charge While Serman paid s25 on the other charge. The other two received sus- pended sentences on the city ord finance violation count. ..
 Patrolman Walter Senich told the Court the pre-Fourth celebration occurred about 2 A. M today. He said he was standing on East Main Street near McElligott's Gas Station when the three youths drove by in car and tossed two-inch salute out of a rear window The officer said the salute exploded near his feet.
 Giving chase, Patrolman Senich caught up with the trio at West Main and Leavenworth Streets when their car was stopped for a redlight.
 The two out of town youths, both in the Merchant Marine, said they obtained the salutes outside of New Britain. They had several others on them when apprehended.
 Said Judge Summa in meteing out the fines: Exploding fireworks in the city limits, with or without an ordnance, is dangerous practice; and tossing them from an automo- bile, is, in my opinion, reaching the extremes of danger