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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-27
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Richard Niclols was admit
ted to ST AIMS Hospital today for
medical treatment.
After receiving medical care, Ing
void Sunderland. Juneau fisherman,
was dismissed today from st. AIMS
Hospital.
Stanley Sutton was medical dis
missal today at ST. AIMS Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-27
LAJ0lE ROLLS
599, LEADING
FLORISTS WIN

Juneau Florists rolled up a total
of 1921 pins last mig ht at the
Brunswick, defeating New Alaskans
three of four points as Lajoie paced
the parade with 500 total
Home Grocers and Druggists di-
vided honors.
Scores were as follows.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-27
NOTICE TO EAGLES

Important meeting of Douglas
Aerie, 1T FOE, at L.U. Hall,
Douglas, Monday, January 26, at
g O'Clock. All members urged to
be present
T. n CASHEN,
adv. Secretary.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
BABY CHICKS,

ROCKS Reds, Leghorns. S7.25 the hun
dred; none are better; poults. ducks and
brood hens. J. B. Henry, 6767 Little Falls
rd. Call Falls Church (va) 134S.
ROCKS, r. I; Reds. White Leghorns. $3.50
per 100. .Conkey's feeds. James Feed store.
6l9 e st. NV. Metropolitan O0S9.
COWANS baby-started chicks Nd o. 8.
approved and pul tested Coop prices
CoWan's Hatchery. Bowie, Md Phi 2341
PULLORUM-TESTED CHICKS Wayne
leeds poultry supplies custom Matching;
open ewes. closed Sundays. Capitol Chick
cry, 1102 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Lincoln
g529. Community Hatchery, Meadows,
Nd. Phone Marlboro 25-F-3.
CHICKS Lge. type S. c. w. Leghorns,
S490 100 B. and wh
Rocks. R. I. Reds, S4 90 100 Large Eng.
WI Ieshorn born pn!lets' s SO So 90 100.
100: asstd breeds, sexes. grade 100,
S3.45; blood-tested breeders. 1000 live del
p. P. prompt shipment cash or C. o. D..
DEPT. z. McALISTERVILLE. PA.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
POULTRY G. EGGS.

100 14-MoNTH-oLD LAYING HENS; also
roosters; triple A laying strain White
Giants r. I. Reds and White Rocks. c..
W Hogan. Tyson Corners. Leesburg, Va,
N H. or r. I. Reds VIII. or Bar. Rocks.
Wyandottes, Bun Qrp.. Lge. VIII. Leghorns,
Wh; a;, Minorcsa,sA S3;95 Per LOO, plus postage; @
.;$25 per 100. Quaker Brand CHICKS,
81 Pearl st, Bridgeton, N. J.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANOS FOR RENT-New spinets and
small uprights. only SIS monthly; all money
paid as rental applies on purchase price
If you decide to buy later also private
lessons can be included at small ad-
ditional cost Ma 4730. kits. 1880
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANO-If you have an old upright or
PLAYER you're not using. why not let US
cali for it, We viii give you creoit rs3in s91a
nhonosraph or musical instrument in our
store. MA. 413o, Kits 1880 G st. lin the
middle of the block.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANO Early American style spinet in a
beautiful walnut finish now reduced SlG5.
Full SS-note keyboard. Pay 50 monthly.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANo-Slightly used, latest model wal
nut baby erand. very special, only Sl 50,
keyboard: new guarantee; easy terms. Ma.
1870. Kits, 1880 G st. In the middle
nf ha \
Evening star., 1940-06-02
$4,000

CONSOLIDATED CRUISER
45xl .6x3: double cabin, inclosed bridge,
deckhouse; designed and built by Consol-
ldated. Speedway 1S5-h.p. engine: speed,
II miles; forward cabin, 4 berths, lavatory
and galley. Protane gas cooking, 32-volt
lights Aftercabin. 4 double berths. lava
tory. electric, toilet; cost over SOC, 900;
perfect condition throughout. See steward,
CAPITOL Yacht Club
Evening star., 1940-06-02
SPECIAL.

Hemlocks and white pine. 6-s', fine Spec
imens: nni SO azaleas: 81 up: Japan yews, 81;
srbssers srhos , ,uniper 2Ls,3 s225: pyramidial
aFoor vitae. 5-6., S2.75; Japan barberry,
I5e: flaestone, 12c So it.. manured top
soil $500 tom beautiful Maryland blue
grass 2oc So yd. Flagstone walks, ter
races. rock gardens. pools. fences. land
scape architect. Free estimates Evergreen
Co; $40 U. s. No. l hgwy., Arlington Va.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANO-Latest model Knabe spinet very
slightly used: now for sale at worth
while saving over the new price; very easy
terms MA 4130 kits 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

MOVIE OUTF1T-Camera and protector;
S-mm Univex; SIS for both Eastman and
Victor 16-mm. projectors; bargains. 100
II ct n
Evening star., 1940-06-02

piano, in very good condition. S95; very
easy terms. MA 4730. Kits. 1880 G
st. lin the middle of the block.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

MUSIC MACHINES, coir-operated; selec-
tive $3.50 Slot machines and pnball
games, So UP. Fine for bach cottages and
recreation rms. Silent Sales. 635 D St NV.
OFFICE DESK for sale S5. Phone Hill
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANOS-We have few used Knabe and
Steinway grands for sale at worth while
savings over their original new prices; all
are in unusually good condition; new
guarantee: easy terms. MA. 473O. kits
1120
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANO-Popular Colonial style. spinet. I'm
ished in mahogany; now reduced S10S
Real ivory KEYS, full ss-note keyboard,
Pay So. monthly Republic 1890. The
Piano Shop, 1015 7th ST. NV. OPEN
Evening star., 1940-06-02

WATER LILIES, scented, large clumps. in
pud Cheap. Falls Church 1896.
pLANTS, all potted. petunias. astors, snap
Graeons and others, &c ca, Mrs. Beams
GGJ5eenhouse. East Riverdale, "a mi east of
EomonstoD I'd. on Jefferson ave, turn left
al church. Phone Warfield 1868
DELPHIN1UM PLANTS, hybrids. Mum cut
tings' snapdragons, petunias, calendulas,
ZMnnias; saliva. Rooted dahlias: glad bulbs.
Flower Farm. l07 S. Irving ST.. Arlington, va,
GOLDFISH, water lilies, hyacinths, water
pants Tor pools or aquariums 1922 N,
nelson St, Arlington, Va. oxford Os64
SOD and well-rotted manure for sale, very
reasonable. Falls Church Ss7-J-l.
transplanting, sodding lawns made. reno.
yated: tree work W. c. Walker, 232
Emerson NV. RA. 0l19
ANIMALS. CSC dozen; large perennials, lOc
lily bulbs cheap. F. Green, 1I4OS Georgta
ave. extended
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANO Knabe grand. mahogany case;
perfect condition: bargain: compare be-
fore you buy. HO. 512o Rather dealer.
PIANO, 50 500 Weber Duo Art baby grand
5000: must sell at once, leaving town.
woodley~ OILS
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PAS FLORIDA AVE. Just of Mass. at
SIst-o double outside rms. twin beds. in
ner-spring mattresses; telephone: $3.50
Evening star., 1940-06-02

MOTORS 90, small and one four-cylin-
der Delco electric light plant: all 3"-volt
direct current; motors range in size from
Il hip. to small sewing machine size: all in
good condition F. NJ. Reeder. 1905. H
ct Phone MA 03i1
Evening star., 1940-06-02

FREE DELIVERY. LAUNCHING AND
INSTRUCTION.
BARGAIN Sale of $50 Boats
Rowboats, sailboats, tenders, canoes run
aoouts, seaskihs, cruisers hydros, suxil-
larles, seasleds; X. D. surf boards
THE PHILA. BOAT WORKS.
1927 N. End St. Olney, Phila. Penna
Evening star., 1940-06-02

lib IIth ST. N.W.-Nicelv furnished
single rooms. 1884; also double room,
S5 40 weekly
Evening star., 1940-06-02

PIANO-Latest model Mason g. Hamiin
baby grand returned from rental. now for
sale at a $3.50 saving. Manosany case.
Very easy terms. MA. 3@@3. JORDAN s.
corner 18th and c. stS.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

LIVING ROOM SUITE. overstuffed. 3-piece.
used few months; also scatter rugs. Phone
co 15OS-W
Evening star., 1940-06-02

OIL BURNERS. new and used. Repairs
EXCLUSIVE BURNER SHOP IN CITY.
Furnace vacuum cleaning. See us before
you buy any burner. J. Arthur Harris,
AAHMES BURNER CO. No. l} st. W.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

LIVING ROOMS-Mr. Green says-I am
OyERSTOCKED in nv BETTER GRADE
SUITES, All .SAGLFSS CONSTRUCTION.
Marked at $50 o5 for quick CLEARANCE.
Easy terms. GREENS ONLY STOFF,
$500 Ga. ave. OPEN EVENINGS. GE.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

repossessed and re-
built; all standard makes; Frigidaire, G. E..
WestinPhous Crosley. Leonard. Kelvinator:
Coldspot. Norge and many more. S19.95
up. Terms. 2 years free service We
have always 200 refrigerators to choose
frNnn q 10 in, Ia 81 inc ton
Evening star., 1940-06-02

| l7ls 18th ST W.-Walking distance
nicely furnished rms, clean, comfortabei
single. S4 up; double. S6 UP. HO. 9554
| HILLCREsT 24Ol 32nd ST. SE-Comfort-
| able front room; on bus line gentlemen.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

2641 CONN AvE-Beautiful room. with
or without board: semi-privats bath.
phnne ColIIunbia SSI3
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Z, "a. "a. 81. h h.p' mot motors. % aa7-A seiini
fd. Silver Spring, Md. SH 5592-W.
Omen Sunday
Evening star., 1940-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RADIOS-Clearance sale; trade-ins. S4 .96
up; Philco console. $6.95. Apex Elec. Co..
700 9th St, at G.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

GEORGETOWN-Priva home. ., front
rms: connectine bath. 9 east-south,west
windows; fireplace; pvt phone: will re-
decor. to suit: . EMPLOYED women pre-
ferred Call Michigan 1923 Monday.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

sessed and floor samples. All standard
makes as low as S2495. Terms PAY ST
WEEKLY with light bill. We are one Of
FRIGERATOR SERVICE SPECIALISTS IN
Evening star., 1940-06-02

CHEVY CHASE-Master bedroom. private
bath. 3 exposures: nicely furn.; 81 90
Mnndiax dl2E
Evening star., 1940-06-02

WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPS.
-, Plenty Of 'em-frisky cuddly, whiskery
little fellows: finest breeding. inoculated
against olstemper; guaranteed months.
B-eA-R-D-I-N-G
We are al the end of your phone: free
dehvery service. When boarding your pet,
DON'T lust consider the price. We are NOT
the cheapest but -
Your dog will get the finest food and care
PETER PAN KENNELS,
Upper Marlboro. Nd Markham 90 =
Evening star., 1940-06-02

A NEW. POLICY by Mr.. Green. which will
particularly appeal to the JUNE BRIDE
or the THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE who must
FURNISH that new home or apartment and
wants to buy GOOD FURNITURE within
EASY BUDGET PLAN" You will be
amazed at the Low PRICES and how far
your money will go here WILL NOT
BE UNDERSOLD; being out of the HIGH
RENT DISTRICT ENABLES me to MARK
my MERCHANDISE LOWER and which
YOU. Come in and BRoWsE aroma and and
feel the friendly spirit. MY ONLY STORE,
$500 Ga ave. OPEN EVENINGS. GE,
Evening star., 1940-06-02

WANTED-A CELLO.
Give fun particulars. Box 66-A Star o.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

MEMS STACKS, newest designs World S
Fair exhibition styles. 81. Also slack
suits, Sl29. 500 pairs pants to select
from New Jersey Pawnbrokers Exchange.
1901 New Jersey ave. NV. Open ewes
MONEY COUNTER and automatic cashier.
time clock 100 Fl St NV DI $3.50,
Evening star., 1940-06-02

ELECTR1CAL CENTER.
514 10th st. NV. National SST2.
REFRIGERATORS used; General Electric
and WESTINGHOUSE: good running condi-
tion. Pay as low as 81 % weekly with
light bill on new General Electric and
Westinghouse refrigerators
j. c. HARDING Il CO., INC.
Electrical Headquarters,
Evening star., 1940-06-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
fNonttApAA

70 TOY MANcHEsTKR PeyPPIEsss. 50 and SO
ave. ne. nr. Benning Bridge.
ESaLsH EsSa Snnt1: ssEa ,1sI s.s "a
Garrett PARK. Nd. Kens. 1zs. '''' e'
on-My Way Assin, snd': also beautiful
EAST East canitol. S,nfx ''o0 champion 'feo' I'LL
poMERANIAN PUPPIES, heavy coated
ahssp sses q .soa Mis- Hud M Rss: ss::
dere Kennels Pals Church 14SS.
PUPPIEs-Dalm attain fcoach), registered
a19 to onts months Lew prizes Meredith
THOSE INTERESTED in good German
innoculated against distemper. reg, house,
broken; broken: ~ e Crystal Springs ave, Capitol
pnoBERMAN PINscHER pedisreed, female,
tan; aets $40 oe ca pu 81 54os Fes''efe0 0'''f ana
sCoTTIE PUPS. registered finest stock.
real bargain. Phone Jackson 1870.
PURE WHITE male pup. 8 mos. old. spitz..
cheap. Falls Church s29-J-3.
COCKER SPANTEIS, beautiful specimens,
sturdy bohes long. low-set ears, square
pi Silver sprinT sepS,rG IS
z01Eos Tassass rusr1ss ss.sa. ss l'ss
w. Franklin ST. BALTIC Md. 2.
WILL GIVE pair reg vire-haired terriers;
aeiI bpenk pnDPss psRIaIen for sale MRS c. c. Middle
CANARIES healthy, beautiful plumage,
rare singers: hens ready for nesting. Geor-
gia 2750.
AIREDALE TERRIER. female BY int ch.
real opportunity for the best blood lines.
CHI. SIRED puppies NOW available.
A. s. GARDINER. Jr.,
Worthington Drive NV. WI. 5O92.
AQUARIUMS-TROPICA FISH.
Sunday Special. 10-gal. aquarium. 81 .95.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

REFRIGERATOR. Frigdaire 6 it,. in use
now. private home, S25. WO. 5000.
REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC DISPLAY
CASES-New and used All sizes at deep
cut prices. No money down Liberal trade
in Atlas, 921 G st. NV. DI. 3131. Open
ewes till pm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21
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fprohene Wi6er unb sBrofdiiren f0nHen
ftets nur bon benz ieireils nngeeebenen
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tes Samilienblatt. "a. Sabrgang,
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beftes bon ,,Alte atno geeue Belt"..
9as 8ilo eeb0rt ou einen .MrtifeI Der
SEN IN Soltbur,1 lebenoen <nitmaler
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gentpart binein paBt Ser @ufiab: uDie
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@rinnerungen .anffriidt an ben Napo-
leon - Neuenburger l1n6 8oblge<
mlltb - Sanoel I'M 19. Sabrbunoert,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21
Cos go. Monroe ape., Columbus, .,
Die franfe Sui

SIM Sbentpalo Iebte elm Eierar5t,
Der tpegen feiner DriginalitGt befnnnt
mar. @init iaB er eitn1aI in feiner
5tammfneipe, als feiner ser 8anert1,
bic i'm bod ionit 70 116tig bral,dten.
bon ibn1 Noti5 nobt1. Surge 3eit bar.
.ailf fam Der 9berantr1ann berein
1tno bie 8auern flibten bon ibren
Stiiblen tpie ettpa Sic Mefrnten, tpenn
Der l1nteroffi5ier bic Stnbe betritt.
Dariiber drgerte ii1 Der gierarat Of.
ne ieood feinen Merger fund. al tiit.
Ser 0beramtmantt ging tpieoer l1tlo,
bie Nnbe mar tpieber bergeitent. @e.
mig ipdter ftiir5te ullfgeregt Elm galer
in bic 8irtsiube nno bot ben 8ete.
rittar, ood NIT linn 11ad Sauie 5,t
fommen, feline Sub tpiirbe nidt mebr
anfiteben. 8orauf Der Derarserte
Sierarat ertpiberte: ,,5ie glel, penlt
Sbre 4ub t,i6t mebr aufitebt, parunr
baben sic fie nidt borbin gebradt,
ais Der Sberamtmann fan,2 So iino
alle Sdien allfgeitanoen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21

mo Ser SeIoengeiit ,lnierer Batter
entidloifen ipar, ben 4dmpf Inn 5rei-
belt lino Medt aud NIT melt iiber-
Iegenen Gegnern allf5nnebnen. Gern
reilen mir nit Dr. g. Gredmnnn
6,trb &ollano, tnie es Dor Der 8eiet-
5ung ourd 9eutidlano mar. aus
,lnierm befrei1noeten Nabbaritdbtden
aiedtenitei,t eradblt Mnna SensIer al-
te 5agen. sSsu BEN Nabmen Der Grab-
tenbeipegung gebort Der reid iGuItrier.
te 8eitrag bon Sc. @Dr iiber Sirt-
bemoen uno Mdnnerbluien IN Ser ltr-
idneis. &0fli9 lit bic Spradpille
.3pe" bon Otto bon @reDer5. Die
beioen &onlane .useeina 1in0 Mratfd"
bon @uoolf 5dneter l1n6 nDie Sra,i,
bie es nidt mar" bon NoIf Sdner-
tenbad eilen benz Sdluiie, 5u. Das
fdnude Seft eradbH nit oer aftllellen
@eltrunbf6al1 l1no ben Seiten fiir
.oie Sra,t so 8iloer. J. !.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21

Die Sabana=G Gonfere115, bic bon 0p-
ti1niiten als -ein gl11aen6er grfolg,
bon an6ern ols Elm ipeiteresS sSiasfo Ser
8emiibungen 3,t elmer panatnerifani=
iden gi1ligung be5eibnet miro, bat
Ben 8eifan bes 9rdiioenten gefunoen.
gr be5eidnet bic Ronferena als eine
alBeroroentli6e, intereiiante 1lnb er-
fo1grei6e. Drei 3iele feien bort er-
reidt tporoen, our6 bic Sic ein5elnen
5taaten atf einen glei1en Soaialfanb
gebradt por6e1t ieien.
!. Gin GeoanfenaustanI6 iiber
Semiipbarenberteioig,ing geeen nibt-
amerifaniide Nationen;
2. Musgeoebnte tpirtibaftlide 3u-
ianrmenarbeit, beoingt burd Die aus=
ipirfltngen bes arieges auf Die tpeit-
lide grobdlfte.
3. Cine genteil1iame Srganiiation
gegen Ma6enibaften elmer iogenann-
ten u5iinften &olonne', oie bonn Nus
lanb ber arbeite.
Gin @n5eiden peritGrfter tpirtidaft-
lider 3ltiammenarbeit lit na6 Mn-
gabe bes Braiioenten 6as embargo
gegen bie slusfubr bon Slng5eugbe>
triebsitoffen nad Mfien ,t,to europa,
iooab bieier itrategiid pidtise gob-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21
Gin Mnifer>M >Mnterifaner

Senrp Jorb bat burd) feline 8ei-
eerung, Slugsetlsmotore fir bic &e-
eieruns gnglanos berauitenen, nnierm
aan5en 2anbe Elm gldn5enbes 8eiipiel
edjten, ibealen Mmerifanismus gege-
ben. Scr. 5orb lit elm tpeiier ,in6 i,n-
ftdtiger Mann nit geiunbem 0een-
ibenperltanS umo rednet nit Der Sat-
ia6e, oaB ser segentpdrtige 9onflift
tpieoer elm erropaiider &rieg lit ,,no
baB bic Ser. Staaten iid fern balten
iollen. - -s
linn ni6t in bieien 2onflift bere
tpidelt at tperoen miiiien mir uns
neutral berbalten. l1no Mr. Goro lit
in Birflidteit neutral. gs lit bon
uno gana tpillens, &riegsmaterial fiir
sic Berteibig,tng Der Ser. Staaten
ber5uitenen, aber er min feinem Der
ariegfiibrenoen irgenopelde Silfe
aepdbren. Mnitatt bieien tpaide6ten
8atrioten at befritteln l,no 5u i6ma-
ben, foate ieber amerifaner - nno
an eriter Steqe 8aibinston - .iein
Beiipiel befolgen. -. H.~.> =
5eit Musbrad Ser. Seinbieligfeiten
in europa itano @aibington ut.fer
Dem Be itGnoieer1 @infl1B ser &riegs=
beser, oie aus Munitionsfabrifanten
,tnb proengliiden Rropaganbiiten be-
itan6en ltnb beiteben, bie nidt einntal
Mmerifaner iinb. ~, r. #
9ie amerifanii6en 8ater ,lno
Miiitter, uniere iiinsern 2el,te, sic
Mebr5abl oes amerifaniiden 8olfes
ino gegen ieglide ginmiidung in
ben europdii6en &onflift. 9ieie Eat=
ia6e erbellt alts SEN maiienbaften
@olfsproteiten, ltrteilen uno 3uibrif.'
ten - ,,,,o uniere &eeierung uno ,1n=
iere 8olfsbertreter piilen es ga15 ge=
nau. l1no oo6 fabrt man 1T @aibing-
ton fort, in fompromittieretber 8eiie
beitdn6ig nelie iogenan,tte ,,Gmerg=
encies" fiinitltd an f6affen. stie lit
in Ser @eididte llnieres 2anoes cine
70 unamerifaniide 1tnb gefdbrlide
Bolitit getriebeu tporoen - ME iinb
sic ausoriidliden @unIde bes alne=
rifanii6en golfes 10 offen nno oreiit
ignoriert iporoen. -..:.
Sod iiber al Oieien unamerifant-
i6en &riegsbetern ltebt Ser groBe Sa-
triot uno @olfsfrellno Senrp Soro.
slls I'M Sabre 1917 infer 2ano un=
gliidli6ertpeiie in oen 8eltfrieg ber<
,uidelt tplroe, lteate Senrp Sorb iein
gauges rieliges @etriebe IN oen 9ienIt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21
aus elmer mbanblnng

uDa Die ainoerloiigfeit erblid olt
lein id6eint, lit es Inn Der 8oIfsber.
nebrung millen eebote,t, feine nus
finberloier Sanilie itammenoe Sodter
at beiraten!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21
Chauffeur ,tm6 ssnfaanger

Chauffeur: ,Sauieno Dollar mol.
len Sic fit oas 8ein, bas id Sbnen
iiberfabren babe? @lanben sic, i1
bin Elm MilIionar 2"
5i1Bgdnger: u@lauben Sic biel.
leicbt ih bin elm ga1ienbfiiBler?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-28
President
CLUB TO OPPOSE
 ZONINC CHANCE
Aldermen to Make Deci. son Monday Night; July
 4Program Considered

Opposition to . proposed zoaing change which transfers 26 feet of frontage on Wales street from Q residential to Q business district was voted last night by the East End Community Club. The re- quest for the transfer, sought so that Q large market can be erected at East Main and Wales streets, is now in the hands of the Board of Aldermen. A decision will be made Monday night.
 The club voted endorsement of the 25-mile speed limit to be established here soon. The police board and the police department will be notified of the vote.
 The board of directors was au- thorized to serve as ways and means committee to raise funds for the annual Fourth of July celebra- ton.
 Following the business meeting there was an entertainment pro- gram, presented by James Farren, Ann Egan and Ann Wethered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-28
COP. Speakers Score Polices Of New Deal'
Chairman Upson Urges Club Members to Forget Fac.
 tonal Differences, Unite for Stronger Party Locally

ton given him during the past year by officers and members of the club
 Installed in addition to MT. Had ley were the following: Louis Ci- raldi, first vice presidens; Leo Bou- chard, second vice president; Yale Matzhin, secretary; Harold V. Boyce treasurer: Charles Hughes, record- ing secretary; James Muphy, a- nancial secretary.
 Mir. Hadley, in attacking the New Deal, said:
 "The Republican party is more than 8 political party and this year the millions of independent voters in the country will turn to 1t to save America from bank ruptcy.
 "The New Deal has planted a seed of hatred which is dynamit- ing the United States into devas- tating factions. Today it is class against class. This class hatred is becoming more obvious every day and threatens to break out into the open at almost anytime"
 Deplores Tapes
 Apparently the New Dealers are of the opinion that the Ameri- can people are either unable or unwilling to realize the signifi- canoe of our ever increasing na- tional deficit. The New Dealers would have us believe that they are soaking the rich to help the poor. That's an absolute untruth Every man and woman in this country will help pay that debt. Every time you buy Q package Of cigarets you pay a federal tax Everytime you buy @ pound of sugar, a quart of motor oil, gal- lon of gasoline, @ car, refrigera- tor or @ million and one other common commodities you pay a federal tax.
 "As a matter of fact the New Deal is digging deeper and deeper into the pockets of MT. and Mrs America.
 "The United States government is buying all the gold and silver in the world at greatly swollen prices. We are buying all the gold that Russia can produce and we are paying $35 an ounce to that country for gold which costs that country only $11 to produce. And the most significant part of the whole scheme Is that Russia in turn puts that handsome profit into its war upon little Finland"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-28

Republican Town Chairman J. Warren Upson last night urged members of the Young Men's Re- publican club to set aside factional differences and work together for a stronger G. O. P. in this city. The differences remaining since the last city election should be forgotten, nc said.
 New officers of the club. headed by President Harold Hadley, were installed. MT. Hadley scored the New Deal, criticizing both its do- mestic and foreign policies.
 The installation was held at the Polish National home, 279 Bank street. An entertainment program was presented, and chicken din- ner was served.
 Predicts Victory
 State Treasurer Joseph Talbot, who acted as installing officer, pre- dicted victory for the Republicans in the state and national elections this fall.
 Harold B. Post, retiring president, expressed gratitude for the coopera-