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BOULEVARD COURTS,
ArlingtOn'S Finest AptS..

1900 Washington blvd. q minutes from
Lincoln Memorial via Lee blvd. Fireproot
blde.. last word for beauty and convenience.
carpeted corridors. Furnished or unfur-
nished, |. :, and 3 rooms. with kitchen.
large dining alcove and bath BURNETT,
2,O4 N. Pershing DIR. Chestnut 4l40. OK
Ord
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3"@3 ADAMS MILL RD.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park
rooms. kitchen. pantry bath lava
= screened porches garage. newly deco
rated; SIS per month
RANDALL H HAGNER 4; CO. INC,
1871 Conn. Ave. Decatur $500.
S11 BUCHANAN ST NV
6 rms. bath. h.-w.h h, 3 porches. =
cav garage: redecorated SS5 90
9"a NJ ST. NV.
S rms Is bedrmsD. > kitchens.
baths. NV. h. sos 90
AS IRVING ST. NV
rms. bath, h.-a h. > porches:
redecorated Sis 90
6 rms. and b: INV h. -S $50 90
SOB F ST. NE.
8 rms. bath, oil heat ami. S45 90
1874 4th ST. NV.
rms. elec-. water $50 90
FLOYD F DAVIS CO.
133 18th St NV. MA. 0352.
\ L u
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

o -, MT. PLEASANT SPECIALS. ...oo
ea faf 60 essrPsRi ssss ga 81
FACING gsa s1aE MSalsos sL9cuN &C. s.R gARK.
100. TAPLE VIZ z. { JAMES FiS; i$S. ,,.o
New detached anaGaEs1 54Iap. overlooking city:
six rooms .. baths. recreation room. built
as af PPse sPase eHH Ga Re a sEa %nah al ssiy
1o.a WAPPiEE. q JAMES, INC. o,.o
N0RrHEaST at ESs sMAsL Il. N'2' E2ME BUY
All PRICE modesa gi5n ferms lsrse srs lot
1924 X4PLE ias5 s., 4 NE. 3HMEs. IfS:: Sf: sa4e.
$500 BLOCK KANSAS AVE
;20,ft ;sni row ,, home GrYver built; in excel
!TA, osis. WAPEE & JAMES NC. u 81. 81.
This tat,ss aa2a dcTWNA IOWA, AVE. MY.
venient neighborhood; i rooms. gas hot-
Taier y,ead hea5 fine refrestOn Toom ideal for
mati9n;; ~ call M; MacMnrray; IA. OslS,
TAKOMA PARK MD.
.jo sycamore Avenue.
rooms. . baths, arranged in . apis
New heating plant. new roof, large lot.
Price. SG,950. Easy terms.
WAPLE x JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 1916.
ALTA VISTA.
The charm of Colonial architecture on
uulet street in beautiful Alta Vista COM
Dined with livable, roomy interiors, place
these new Groom brick homes of finest
construction among the most outstanding
values offered today. Lovely living room
with fireplace, side porch. complete kitch-
en-. 3 attractive large bedrooms on . levels
unusually spacious closets tile bath, en-
trance to attached garage from kitchen.
hreplace in game room, oil heat. slate
roof Venetian blinds throughout first
floor; spacious grounds with fruit trees;
near schools. stores. bus and new U. S.
Medical Center. Price. SI,45O; terms less
than rent. To reach: Out Old George
town road to johnson ave. left to homes.
F. r. SPEAR INC,
1012 Old Georgetown Rd. Bethesda. Nd
Wisconsin DInS
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= =
S13,950.

Hilltop, new Early American home in
exclusive Westmcreland Hills Center
hall. rooms. ~ baths: beautiful ap-
poirtments. random plank oak flooring.
paneled denroom, 1sthoor lavatory,
attic ARRANGED for additional room, larEs
;O-ft. front lot, shade trees in rear.
Open from 10 am 10 Q pm Ap-
preached via Mass. ave, Is minutes
and shopping center. To reach. Follow
directinnal sicns at circle WI 2SSS.
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ne-S rooms, baths > kitchens suitable
for professional man: no brokers. Box
15-M Star c6'
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So. S0.95O-BETHESDA MD.

Just of Wis. ave. .4fn7 Elm .st.-6-room
detached house, oil heat. completely recon-
dltioned: detached garage: on a large lot,
beautifully Handicapped, with large shade
trees; near schools and around the corner
from shopping center. A beautiful home
CANTREIL- Unhart AMMM-
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1915 N. H. AVE NV
7 rooms, bath --- sos
Suitable Families
HARRY A OLIkER CO..
91S 18th St. NV National 1857.
BETHESDA, MD.
One year old. .-story brick house with
attached garage; - bedrms. and bath, fire.
place, screened porch. auto gas heat. elec
stove and refg: large lot $50 per month:
references. l30 Glenwood rd. Iof Old
GEORGETOWN I'd, about L mile north of
bank.
CLARENCE c. KEISER. oliver 4176.
5O2 G ST. SIT ROOMS BATH; AR
cola heat electricity: S45.50
c. w. SIMPSON CO,
1924 Vermont Ave ME 57OO
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HOUSES uNFuRklsHEb.

DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS BEDROOMS,
bath: oil heat; suitable for rooming house:
| newly decorated; reasonable rent. 211S
XIX Sf REITZEII NI o1O0
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FOR COLORED.
T65 10th ST. NE.
OPEN EOR INGPECT10N

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Just north OF Benning rd.-6 rooms.
bath. porches: priced at $3.50. on
easy terms. Call Mr.. Ferguson, co.
WALTER A. BROWN.
14l5 EYE ST. NV MA. 1852.
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COLORED-l9 4th ST NE-FRAME
dwelling rooms: assessed for taxes.
81, ,7O3: to settle estate will accept 81 500.
DI 3bO1 or RE l116 c5-
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EHInDED

We have several \ to IL room houses
with all modern improvements. Ideally To-
Gated in good NV. sections. Down pay
ments low as $3.50. Phone W: W. Bailey
Ma 1870, for detailed information. WASH
INGTON HOUSING CORPORATION. 931
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

/ CAN SELL YOUR HOME. LIST YOUR
property with me; have many prospects for
used homes. Call MI; MaeMurrsy, TAYLOR
es1s. et WAPIE Fl a$4S 4 JAMES INC" 1874 14th
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERN 1859 Woodley pl NV. Co 2e75.
All cash. No commission. Need not bs
clear Of debt. EDW. l.. sTRoHECKER.
1910 Vermont ave. NE. 2713.
8 TO o ROOMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE.
Ike cDss wthn II Sasi ss T 0ns a1s
Di 45OS; eve. and Sun. Georsia $500.
Cash FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME
white or colored, any condition; Z. A.
BARRY 3439 14th st NV Columbia o0s6,
OR ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
in D. c.; low down payment; must pc rea-
sonable. Give full details. Box 442-M'
Star -
CALL WAsHINGToNs LARGEST BUYERS
M'0ffr ne5s fro 6oatAHS Il: sERss4ER &SHas CO. ME- T.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE.
and want all cash. see me Brick or frame.
Noite No eonmisson, s1e&1eo D. e. only. Cali Il:
PARKER, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
G. property If the price is right Frame or
brick. large or small eepdit@lon @ immaterial.
sos No. CAP a" Reaitor. MA. os7s.
WE HAVE CASH 1o5gEs BgYERs FOR D. C.
o0no'''0P F. 'T EhLfoT Lie5"' M1pDLEToN.
2O5 Investment Bldg. RE, 11s1.
ALL CASH AT ONCE q
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2925 Goth st. New 6-room brick; out
standing value in Woodbridge for the
money Inspect and be convinced The
latest improvements. Oh. boy! That
kitchen and bath Open Sat. and Sun
OWNER NO. 433S
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COLORED.
Several Groom and toilet houses. gas
and elecsrfcity. NV. section: 500 down,
balance $50 mo. A real opportunity TO
own your home out Of rent money. w. W
Bailey, Ma. 1910. WASHINGTON HOUS-
ING CORPORATION. OH ST. Il ".
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DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS BEDROOMS,
newly decorated; reasonable rent. 211S
y isis Il X K st. BEITzELL. p1. ?1Oo.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
We have most complete rental list OF
residential property IL the Bethesda. Chevy
Chase and Silver. enring iectlon a, Mrs; MIS-:
'''' F. R. SPEAR, INC.
7O12 Old feorgetown Rd.. Bethesda. Md.
Wisconsin 21OS.
43a ONEIDA PI NV.
rms, bath; oil heat refg. gar: $50.
4100 Bird ST NV.
aI4 so6rG seh G bskoTs 5si5 TfE AVE- fsr Ne So
rms 1sia bath a11scY 81 ssst sT SaF N% s?s'0O'
rms scs Saie KENT1ekx SfS hsst AVE sSE' sE 81 30
rms. bath: automatic heat; $40.
WAPLE g. JAMES; INC. o
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
FOR RENT.
1905 41st n.w.-6 r, b., h,-w,h. gar, $50
$40 N Capt ST rms. b., h;-wh. 90 55
1903 SefE1 GEORGE ss i. BoKdEK, ( X 81 4 s'''
643 Ind. Ave. NV. MA. -o:'5O.
HOMES AND BUNGALOWS,
D. c. and Md to J. rms. l to 3
baths se:nrol new bricn We @ invite ds inspee-
tlOn. LESLIE ~. MEhoELLH W..
1883 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
) bedrooms bath rooms 1st floor:
newly decorated: garage: rent, $50.
6O8 ASPEN ST. NV.
Living room, dining room, dinette, kitch-
en- library lSt floor: bedrooms and bath,
garage: detached home. large grounds:
rea sonable rent.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
DI 1915. 1919 K st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C..
66l4 Eastern Ave.
Bungalow 6 rms, bath, gar. auto. d,
heat. large lot ---------------So oOOo
GARRETT PARK, MD,
Is ROKEBY AVE
4 rms, bath, garage; excellent con-
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COLORED-COLONIA BRICK, 8 RMS.
cellar, garage. oil heat; Al condition.
Strictly modern. Terms. 1904 G ST. ne:
COLORED-ON V. ST, AT 18th NV
Beautiful 6-r. 2-b. brick, INV h, elec.,
large dry cellar, new oil heat, modern kitch-
en- etc: good terms F. A. GARVEY
(owner District 450s: ewes. and Sun.
Georgia f6gO
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COLORED-DETACHED 4,150-
Near 18th and Irving StS. n.e.-Bunga-
hardwood floors etc: a beautiful location.
NJ SQ1- w l. MOORE GF 0S0o
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BURNT MILLS HILLS

This beautiful Southern Maryland CO.
!onlal OF large bedrooms . baths on md
floor. large living room. dining room with
hreplaces- Large kitchen with breakfast
pook Bedroom with bath on Isl floor,
Laundry room oil heat, 2-car buIlt-In
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C..

Owner leaving city Will sacrifice l2-room
house baths. ami. oil heat. large
porcheS on three sides, large two-story
garage. beautiful shade trees all kinds OF
Shrubbery, flowers large grounds room
enough TO build ! more G-room houses on
this property. All for only $1,000: rea-
Sonable terms. You can clear $1,000
within short time. You can rent 3 apts.
anc have enough room left for your
family z A IINGER :IlMn "a n 81 Il Q
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S8.450-4 BEDROOMS.

baths. brick, semi-detached: near Walter
Reed Hospital. square CT transp. real
buy at this price. Inspection by appoint
ment only. Call MR.. CANTRELL, Ho-
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COLORED. IN IDEAL NORTHWEST SEC
tion-6 large rms, tile bath, h-v.h. n
terms reasonable Phone Decatur $3.50 or
Decatur 1852. MR.. DICKENS.
COLORED-NR. 18th AND KENYON SIS.
n.w-10 lge.. rms. ami. Reduced TO
$3.50 Small cash payment. balance Ike
rent Must be sold this week URCIOLO
REALTY CO. 907 New York ave. NV.
CoLoRED-TERMs as LOW AS s1o0
DOWN. S37.5O MONTHLY = Southgate
Vale, So. Arlington, Va. 18th and Queen
stS-S4.150 to S6.S50; B. 6, Z rooms; 20
new detached homes on attractive lots; 10
sold: 40xl 90 #; hardwood floors. hot-water
or air-conditioned heat: close in; bus
lines. ] fare only. Come out and see this
fine location for yourself To reach. Drive
out over Lincoln Memorial Bridge. then out
Columbia pike. turn left on Queen ST.
District SSSS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MUST SELL.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.

Modern Colonial. g rooms and bath. 2
large screened porches,. Bryant gas heat.
built-in garage, house newly decorted.
One OF Washingtons most convenient NV.
locations. Brokers please do not apply.
GE 5OOS
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TAKOMA PARK-S3.5 500.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

Neat attractive frame BUNGALOW. 4 rms
bath, > porches. cellar. INV h. gas. cleo
tricity; one-fare zone; $500 cash lI3
Westmoreland ave, SH. 5Sl5-M H5'
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WESTUAVEN.

SUITABLE FOR HOME
OR INVESTMENT.
1858 MONTAGUE ST. NV,
S11,950.
AN EXCELLENT LOCATION JUST WEST
OF 10th ST AND BLOCK FROM BUS
Spacious living and dining rooms and
sunroom, : large, well-ventilated bedroons.
tiled baths. sleeping porch. roomv
closets Insulated, oil burner, maids room,
garage
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC,
rx
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OPEN-607 ONEIDA pI, NV

High Eleyatlon-Southern Exposures.
Within walking distance of public and
parochial schools. Semi etaChed brick. 4
bedrooms. > baths: S9,45n; terms or trade.
ROGER S. MOSS. DI. 1921.
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE
S5,25O-VACANT.

247 18th ST Sc.
Just of OF Mass. ave.-Colonial brick
six large rooms and tile bath. hot-water
heat. double rear porches. two-car garage
real opportunity to purchase a modern
hon" % an eycentionallv low price
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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DUPLEX

Two rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath
with, shower. Large concrete screened
porch Use Of yard. Rent includes heat,
hot water and janitor service. $50.
o37 RANDOLPH ST NV.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
C1OnE0

Large center-hall-pIan home. having 8
rooms and baths. finished attic. 1St-f.
library. large living porch. chid's play
room and maids rm and bath in base
ment: screens. weather strips and awnings:
2-car detached brick garage. lot l25 #
wide. An unusual opportunity for a fam
lily that needs this size home Eve. and
Sun. ph"re Mr.. Lewis. WI 7731
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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mo eth st. n W. :. blks. from Walter Reed
Hospital-Near transp. and schools: bed
rooms 2-car detached garage hot-vater
oil heat; extra large lot, 55x?00.
VIM NJ THOMAS.
1910 Vt Ave NV National 4s47.
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1422 HARVARD ST. NV
EXcellrntly located for room renting or
apts This semi-detached brick contains
IL rooms. automatic heat: 2-story, Gear
brick garage.
EDMUND NJ. OSULLIVAN
1i0l Eye St NV National 7s4S
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OPEN-l1ul d ST. NE.
CORNER BRICK
OPEN SAT- AND SUN

ConVenient 10 Eastern High
Arranged for ! or - families: > baths.
3 poTch"s; $3.50; terms or trade
ROGER G MOSS DT 2101
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
rs GIRLS join
Y SWIM CLASS
Each Placed in Divisions
According to Ability; En-.
rOIlment Still Open

Seventy five girls registered for
the summer swimming classes at
the Central Y yesterday, Girls were
placed In classes according to their
ability. In the 900 class are: Joan
Fisher, Carol Parsons, Mary Barron,
Elizabeth German, Claire Suther-
land, Joan Menetry, Nancy Kaefer,
Mary Roberts, Jean Roberts, Myrtle
Fisher, Gwendolyn Oliver, Mary
Griffin, Patricia Griffin, Jane
Leichtle, Mary Lou Leichtle, Flea
nor Mattson and Beverley Slocum.
Those In the 9:45 class are; Nam
cy Bruder, Rosemary Eastwood,
Marian Hughson, Anna Lalley,
Bernice Riley, Phyllis Robinson,
Peggy Scalan, Shirley Viger, Flea
nor Welton, Carlnne Massicotte,
Anna Hapke, Marie Pizzano, Stella
Miholekos Ruth Ann Rogers, Dor
othy Daniels, Helen Daniels, Nancy
O'Brien, Margery Lawlor, Mary FL
len Hinchey, Jean Ann Pagan, Ju-
dith O'Keefe and Mary Ann Roma
nofski. :.
In the 1890 class are Roma
Gagner, Mary Pagan, Eunice Stokes,
Jacqueline Rodney. Jeanette Bois-
vert, Carol Hoadley, Nancy Main,
Jo-Ann Bissett Nancy Barry, Mary
Lou Jordan, Nancy Lou Totten,
Mary Louise Dryer, Rita Conlon,
Carol Wall, Marcel!ne Frey, Bernice
La Pierre, Francis Genesius, Jane
Mccarthy, Catherine Kiessling, AL
ma Speidel, 1rma Ubaldi Jean
Parks, Barbara Coleman, Eleanor
O'Brien, Joyce Schneer, Shirley
Armstrong,
In the ll:l5 class are: Jane Stol.
lar, Patricia Cooke, Mary Riley, Ar
line O'Keefe, Doris Squires, Ann
Scott, Eleanor Pope, Alethea Locke
and Theresa Dorval,
The next classes will be held
Thursday morning, Girls wishing
to register may do so at this time.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
Lost Count Of Defense Spending?
Bill Now Adds Up To Il Billions

Congress could vote II he asked that
IL be made $l,706, 0000 900. Congress
voted all this. BY this time we had
this year voted S5,265, 900 900 for de-
Tense TO which was soon added an
other $50,000,000 for European war
relief, making a total voted OF S.
3l5,000,000,
But this is only a beginning, On
June 10 Congressman Vinson, Pres
ident Roosevelt's chairman Of the
House Naval Affairs Committee,
come in with bill for another
billion for "a more warships. The
bill was referred to the Naval AZ
fairs Committee, but next day while
being considered 1t was, on demand
OF Admiral Stark, navy head, raised
to four billion. The committee
promptly approved that and the bill
went before the House. This brings
the bill up to $9,3l5,0o0,000,
WHERE IT WILL END
NO MAN CAN SAY
But this is far from the end. The
army has decided that 1t needs an
other $4,000 900, 900. Just what for Is
not precisely detailed, In fact all
these huge sums are but Indefinite
ly defined and not few hundred
millions are Just voted TO the Pres
ident TO be used at his sweet will.
Measures are now being framed
TO provide this additional $1,000.
100000 for the army which will give
us a neat little bill of $l2,3l5, 900, 900
to date. OF course II we are really
going to have those $4,000 planes we
will have to have more because oil
this does not give us more than
about 10000 planes, And then
there Is that national army--two
million men who will certainly
have to have a billion or two for
uniforms, barracks equipment, pay
and maintenance,
Where It viii end no man can
say. Whether we will ever build
even fraction Of all this equip
ment no man can say How much
Of II Is planned, how much Of II is
Just q part OF build-up for one
thing or another no one can say
Where the money will come from,
on top OF our vast public debt of
$44, 900, 100000, no one can say. We
owe $4,000, 100000 yet tor the last
war; $4,000 100000 for the depres-
sion, and now we are about to pile
on another $l200o,ooo,o00 for this
adventure.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
Postponed

illness OF Mrs, Domenic AltlerI,
chairman Of the nominating COM
mlttce, last night delayed election
Of officers OF the newly organized
auxiliary Of the Italian American
,mocratlc clue, Commissioner
Anna MADDEN, temporary chair
m,bi, presided,
Plans were made for n picnic at
the home OF Rocco Diorla, m
Cheshire, July 49, Seven new
members were admitted,
Assisting Mrs Altieri Oh the
nominating committee are; Mrs.
Louise Rossi, Mrs. Sue Pasqua-
riello,, Mrs, Jennie Truncale, and
Mrs, Margaret Rossi,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
BETTY RINALDI
GUEST AT FETE
Lorraine Painter Hostess
at Shower for Bride OF
Next Saturday
MlDDL EBURY
Correspondent: Ni.nCy Riley
Telephone 4-64l0

Middlebury, June 26--Mr and Mrs.
Franklin b. Bristol of South street
will be hosts to the Mr.. and Mrs club
on Thursday evening at $50 at their
summer home at Lake Quassapaug.
Those In charge will be: Mr.. and Mrs
q. Fred Beebe, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Forman and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert O.,
Clark. In case OF stormy weather,
the affair will be held on Friday eve.
ming.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert M. Fem OF
North street have been entertaining
Mrs. Fenn's sister and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Northrop Of West
Haven.
The Middlebury Parent. Teachers
association Is busy knitting and sew
Ing for the benefit OF the Red Cross.
Any person Wishing to attend and
help with the work Is asked to con-
tact Mrs, Charles Rofford, president
OF the association.
Miss Elizabeth Rinaldi who is to
be married on Saturday to DR.. Ray
W. Collins at the Middlebury Con-
gregational church at 4 o'clock, was
the guest OF honor recently at q
shower given by Miss Lorraine Paint
err. Those attending were: Misses
Shirley Bronson, Margaret Town
send, Ann Harper, Marion Town
send, Jeanne Sands, Isabelle Rinaldi,
Mrs. Franklin Read, Mrs. Edward
Hay, Mrs. W. Burton ellison, Mrs.
Milton Rockwell. Mrs. d. A. Rinaldi,
Mrs. s. 8. Painter and Lorraine
Painter.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
PEOPLE BELIEVE
NAzI INVASION

New York, June 28--(UP) More
than seven out Of every 10 persons
In the United States believe that II
Germany wins complete victory
In the European war, she will at
tempt 10 extend her influence In
South America, according to O sur
vey Of public opinion published BY
fortune magazine today.
Fortune also published results Of
six months OF exhaustive research"
In which the Allies attempts TO
fight q poor mans war; was
blamed for the disasters In
France"
The magazine said that "the
United States must learn from the
mistakes OF the Allies that there
can be no half measures In mobili2-
ing nations industry for war"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
VICTIM OF ATTACK
LEAVES HOSPITAL

william Glebik, 80, OF this city,
was discharged from the waterbury
hospital today, completely recovered
from injuries received In q fracas
June 0 and from pneumonia which
set In as q result Of exposure.
dlebik was allegedly assaulted by
Leonard Sierra. Al, Of Canal street,
In the East Aurora street dump
known as Squatters' Hollywood. He
was left TO lie In the rainsoaked lots
for more than "a hours.
Sierra, who has been held OF the
New Haven county jail on charges OF
aggravated assault, will be tried
shortly.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
Summer Schedule

Stores afilllate0 With the Mer-
chants Bureau Of enc Chamber
Of Commerce will begin their
summer schedules on Tuesday,
July D. The stores will close each
Tuesday at II noon thereafter
during July and August.
The weekly closing will afford
clerks % half holiday. stores In
Torrington, S0uthington and
Bristol will close Wednesday
afternoons during the summer,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
COn,StOck

Comstock lodge, Knights OF
Pythins, last night elected Victor
Weyermonn chancellor command
er, at u regular meeting In En-
gineers' hall
Others elected are; Vice~chan'
cellor, James Miller; prelate, l.. 9
Benedict; master ut arms, W. b
Cnndee: master OF work, Wade
$. MnnVille; inner guard, A. +.
DIdsbury; and outer guard, r. o.
Peck,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
By ELMER c. Waller

New York, June 2e--(UP)-Stocks
and bonds declined In moderate
trading at the opening today. INT
tial stock losses ranged to q point.
Cotton eased / TO 8 points
War stocks were mostly lower. U.
s. Steel opened 1900 shares at so la
of "a and Bethlehem 1000 at 70 la
of ga. Motors were fractionally
lower.
Ingersoll Rand lost 2 80 points
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
Market Declines At
Opening Of Business
War Stocks We're LOwer-Steels Were Of-Utlities
Were FractOnalIy Lower; United Aircraft Far Down

to 90 and Eastman point TO i26
Small losses were made by u. 8
Rubber, Pennsylvania Railroad, New
York Central, Bendix, Montgomery
Ward, international Paper, Ameri.
can Airlines, U. s. Smelling ant
Loft.
Utilities were fractionally lower
Chemicals were irregular with UnioE
Carbide of 2 1-2 at 81 Ia and d.
Pont up IA at 1853. Coppers vert
steady to slightly lower Electrical
equipments eased. Oils were steady
United Aircraft made q new Low
for the year at 81 after opening UNI
changed at "a 3-8.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
Explained!

Estres J. Nazir, 40, OF ia Wood
street, charged with failing TO file
unemployment compensation re-
burns, was given suspended sem
tence by Judge John l., Gatiney IN
city court today,
Defense Attorney Harry Krasow
pointed out that Nazlr had already
made out q check TO send to Hart
ford when he was arrested The
attorney said Nazir overlooked q
letter from Hartford requesting
prompt payment,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
Home Again !

A motion picture was enjoyed
40 much by Glare Lccuyer, II,
OF 374 Baldwin street, that she
stayed for the remaining per-
fGrmances, while police nj the
request Of her parents combed
the city for her Monday after
noon, Il was reported today.
Another missing child. Joseph
MascOla, Of ~ Savings street,
was reported 10 have returned
home last night. His parents
did not reveal where the boy
STAYED Monday night.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
HARRY KAUFMAN
SUING FOR $1,000
Fraudulent Lease for Cas-
0line Station Charge Of
Cheshire Plaintiff

Harry Kaufman OF Cheshire to-
day filed suit In local superior court
against Andrew Fablanski and Helen
Lux seeking damages Of $500,
The plaintiff claims that he was
forced TO sign @ fraudulent lease fol-
gasoline station and land on the
College Highway In Cheshire In
August OF 1899.
The plaintiff sets forth he was UNI
able TO read and did not understand
the terms OF the lease.
Kaufman asks that the lease be
declared void.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-26
Vital Defense

Calling factories Americas first
Tine OF defense, Harry Stillwcll, o.
the National Manufacturers as
ISOLATION, yesterday told the Ro-
tary club that barriers TO eco
i1omlc efficiency may impGril the
nation az much as outright gabo-
tage Mr., Stillwell spoke az The
Elton.
The speaker said that American