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0 CHASE PARK AVE, 8 Rms. $40
100 RIVER ST. ,.,..... 0 Rms. $is
w. Fl. HART, Inc.
20 East Main Dial 1854
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Allied with hampers Of champagne
presents for the boss's friends,
When scripts don't jeli the
boss cries on her shoulder i.
At story conferences she has taken
dictatlon standing with her note.
book pressed against the wall.
She always has o bouquet OF
flowers on her desk - she brings
them herself for relaxation
she swims and plays tennis.
She was once the second fastest
typist In Canada She does
not chew gum or smoke In the
office but she does at home.
GOES TO BALL GAMES,
SCREAMS AT PLAYERS
On Sundays she goes TO the local
ball games with her husband. .
She screams at the players, eats hot
dogs and drinks beer She
wears two-thread hosiery and beta
on the horse races, but only when
she's at the track In person.
She has taken dlctation on the
back Of % menu while her boss
was eating dinner In the Brown
Derby She has taken die.
tatlon until 3 q. m. But she
IL well paid and enjoys her
work.
She once tried TO stop her bosa
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from using ofr-color words by
charging him o dime per such
word The deal was called
of when the pot reached Si6 by
1880 In the morning She
likes modern authors and swing
bands She goes dancing
with her husband often She
likes drama on the screen.
She ID supposed 20 know which
car her boss has brought 20 the
studio each day and 20 whom he
leaned the Duzenberg or the
Lincoln The night before.
She ID supposed 10 know whether
he left his hat In the studio cafe
or barber shop as no loses on an
average OF q hat O week. She
takes chances on punch.boards but
has never won.
She hates radios because she
heads too much noise around the
ONCE The noise iS Gene
Towne and Graham Baker
screaming at each other over
script problems on their latest
production, "T'om Browns School
Days."
And she cannot be considered O
martyr because she is typical OF
hundreds OF other secretaries In
the movie business.
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. STORIES
IN STAMPS
Gutenberg Pictured
On German Fair Issue

|~~SsSss~~ -
On German Fair Issue
|ToliANN GUTENBERG. printer
OF the worlds first book. and
bic 600th anniversary Of the In
kcntion OF printing are common.
bratea on one Of 0ermany's new
Dssucs OF four stamps, honorIng
She Leipzig industrial fair. Gu
lenberg and his Bible are pictured
bn the 3.pfennlg brown stamp,
reproduced above.
The inventor Of printing made
bis hrst discovery as q boy. He
had carved letters on wooden
blocks, accidentally dropped one
h q pot Of dye. The block was
laid on q piece OF channels, and
Ihe letter III" printed on the skin.
From this beginning, Gutenberg
Developed the use Of movable
netal Sype. printed his first works
Is early @ 1880, produced the ia.
nous Gutenberg Bible In 1850.
OF The 500 Bibles Gutenberg
brlnted, only az are now known
b exist. Many OF these have
been discovered In ancient mon
Zsteries Of Europe. Eleven copies
/ re now In United States, three In
be collection OF J p. Morgan.
The copy In the Library OF Con-
ress was purchased In 1880 In
he Vcllbehr collection. DR.. Voll-
ehr paid $37S,0o0 for the Guten.
|erg Bible.
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5,i83t
notice.!
AN AMENDMENT TO THE BUILD.
ING ZONE ORDINANCE or THE
CITY or WATERBURY

BE u Ordained by the Bonrd OF
Aldermen OF tho City OF Water
Tho building Zone Map which Ia
~ part of tho Nonlng Ordinance, Tor
the city OF Waterbury, Connecticut,
pissed and adopted by tho Bonrd
Of Aldermen, September an, !p2s,
and approved September 9th. iD2s,
in amended by changing from "B'
Residence Zone TO business zone
No. !, all property described as fol-
lows:
4 certain piece OF land situated
In waterbury, Connecticut, on tho
westerly side OF Oak street, with
house thereon known M No. 1888 Oak
Street, designated ms lot No. 2S on
plan Of Tho Oaklnnds, In Book 2,
Page 20, of Maps, and bounded;
Northerly-i0b.27 feet on land OF
''T Etaostor T?so2 foet on Oak street
S0uthcrly-11O feet on land or A.
Westerly - 70,77 feet on land of
Felix DiFranZo
Passed and adopted by the Board
OF Aldermen. May 9Th, 1910, and np-
proved by the Mayor, May l4th,
1910.
Attest:
JOSEPH NJ. SHEA,
5-1G-2t city Clerk.
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Italians Want Island
Of Corsica Captured
Placards All Over Rome Call for Seizure Of Famous
Birthplace OF Napoleon

In the second half OF the third Gen-
tury, D. g. they were forced 70 code
II 10 the Romans. In tho early
middle ages the Vandals, doths,
saraeenB and Lombards successfully
cid II. The donoese were It's mas
ters aS the close OF the 18th GEN.
fury. The island revoltod IN the
FIRST half OF the 18th century and
In i708 " was sold by Genoa 10
France. An insurrection which
broke out In 1850 liberated tho
Island for q brief period, but French
authority was re-estabiished In i700.
Following the brief announcement
that Mr., Roosevelt had sent q per-
Sonal message 10 Mussolini, tho pre-
vaillng opinion III usually well.in.
formed circles was that the likeli-
hood that Italy would enter the war
had become even greater. II was
felt that there was little reason
10 expect Mussolini 10 consider any
peace move.
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AIlles Qult Part Of Norway
Legal Notices

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS.
TTRIcT q oo Wg,ATERBuRy, e. PRO PRO
ssTATE So Of JAMES sH HAN iS;S,
late of the town Of Waterbury,
In said district, deceased.
The Court OF Probate for the
District OF Waterbury. hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for The creditors OF said
settlement. Those who neglect TO
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, viii BIO
debarred a recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment TO
MARGARET NJ. SHANAHAN,
5-f5-3t Administrative.
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LIeke Forts stand

London, May i7-(UP)-The forts
OF Liege, isolated from tho Allied
forces since last Saturday. are hold.
Ing fast, the Brussels radio asserted
today In o brief, dramatic an
nouncement.
Tho forts OF Liege arc still hold.
Ing out" said the radio. I'VE have
Just received the glorious news that
our troops are resisting heroically
showing an example OF efficiency and
sacrifice 10 the whole world"
King Leopold III, aS commander
IN chief OF the Belgian army, had
made o personal radio appeal TO the
forts yesterday 10 fight 10 the end.
The forts are commanded by Col
M. J. M. Modard. whom the king
mentioned personally IN his appeal
along with other officers, non-com-
missioned officers and men.
Fifty.five, Col. Modard Is an off,
Ger In the artillery. He knows every
inch OF terrain In his area because
he took part In the defense Of the
Loncin fortress In the Liege defen-
sive system In the stubborn Belgian
fight Of August, 1914, which slowed
the German blitzkrieg drive on that
day.
Allies Quit Part Of Norway
London, May IL CUP --- Radio
Stockholm quoted the Norwegian
telegraph agency today as saying
that Allied and Norwegian troops
had withdrawn from certain points
In the mountains north OF the Nor
wegian iron ore port of Narvik.
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by REYNOLDS PACKARD
United Press STAFF CNrraEnandenl

Rome, May i7.-(UP)--Rome WaA
plaStered today with thousands OF
posters urging that italy seize Cor
sIea. French Island In the Medlter.
ranean, the birthplace Of Napoleon.
The posters plus widespread DEM
onstrationS against Great Britain
and France and m unofficial cool
ness toward what was reported 10
DO o new peace proposal by Preei.
dent Roosevelt, combined 10 increase
the feeling that Bcnito MtaYolini
was ready 10 enter The war on Ger.
many'S side when he felt the mo-
ment was right,
Tho new posters, plastered on
walls and buildings In every section
OF Rome during the night, quoted
portions OF n speech Of the Corslcan
italian Nationalist leader, Pietro
Giovacchini.
italian brothers." the posters ap.
pealed, do not forget Corsica-th0
most italian earth for 1000 years"
ItaIy's Aspirations
The anti.Alled demongtratIon
and comment In the government.
controlled newspapers have stressed
that Itaiy'S natural aspirations" In.
clude the Suez Canal, DjIboutI,
Savoy. Nice, (Frcnch) Malta, (Brit-
ish) Corsica ind even section8 OF
JuRoslavIa.
Corsica Is Strateeically important
10 France, In that " lies In the
northern Mediterranean along
France, shipping lanes TO the cast
and contains number OF good
naval and seaplano bases. The Isl
and has been French for i72 years.
The population Is 100000.
Reyered by the French because
Napoleon was Corsicaii, Corsica
has had q long, bloody history. The
Carthaginians first colonized II, and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-17
Automobiles
Neuv Car Dealers
Automobiles For Sale
SPECIAL WEEK END SALE

SPECIAL WEEK END SALE
GUARANTEED CARS
80 Buick Sedan. Radio a. Heater.
80 Chevrolet Coupe. Radio and Htr.
80 Chevrolet Coupe. Heater
80 Chevrolet Sedan. Heater
80 DeSoto Sedan, Radio and Heater
81 DeSoto Sedan, Radio and Heater
80 Desoto Sedan
~ Dodge Open Truck
80 Dodge Sedan. Heater
"a Dodge Sedan, Heater
80 Ford Sedan. Radio and Heater
~ Ford Sedan. Radio and Heater
80 Ford Sedan. Radio and Heater
80 Ford Sedan Heater
81 Nash Sedan, Radio and Heater
30 Plymouth Sedan Rad. and Htr.
80 Plymouth Open Truck
80 Plymouth Sta. Wagon Heater
80 Plymouth Sedan. Rad. and Htr.
~ Plymouth Sedan. Rad. and Htr.
~ Plymouth Coupe. Heater
80 Plymouth Sedan. Heater
80 Plymouth Sedan. Heater
"a Plymouth Sedan. Heater
"a Plymouth Coupe, Rad, and Htr,
20 Pontiac Sedan. Heater
30 Btudebaker Sedan
~ Studebaker Sedan. Heater
81 Terraplane Coupe, Heater
JOHN J. COLLINS, Inc.
DeSoto and Plymouth
30 Willow ~. Dial 3-2i24
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-17
Liquor PIN NIT

This IL TO give notice that /, Ger
ardo Greco, OF 81 ISaston Ave. Wa
tcrbury, Conn, have filed an appli-
cation dated May 0, 1910. with the
Liquor Control Commission for u
Package Beer Permit for the sale OF
alcoholic liquor on the premises. 40
Bishop ST., Waterbury. Conn. The
OF 81 Easton Ave, Waterbury, Conn.
and will be conducted by Gerardo
Greco of 81 Easton Ave, Waterbury,
Conn, as pornIittcc.
GEIiARDo GRECO.
Dated May 0, 1910. 6.iO.l7.2t
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By BILL PORTER
TEA GapwhNA akaNP finrrauV,nm ANmA

N&A service SIAN correspondent
Hollywood - Reams have been
written about the zAny writing
team Of Gene Towne and Graham
Baker, but nothing has been said
about the gal who Sits the foollsh-
ness out Of their antics and enables
hem TO produce hit pictures. Her
pane Is Rita Ryan and she's Gene
TOwne'S private secretary.
She's Ave feet two inches tall
and weighs i0e pounds She
works from 0 o'clock In the morn.
Ing until her boss goes home,
pometimes not until 3 a. m, the
hext morning She has brown
hair with q sprinkiing OF gray.
She takes the boss's Great Dane
Tor daily walks.
She cleans out his shaving
mug when he shaves nc the Of.
fec She plays the lead
Ing lady In every script her
boss writes, acting out the
scenes with him.
She drives 10 work In q 1884
model sedan She lives In Il
our room apartment with her hus-
band, hotel manager She
years o color called chill bean on
aer hngernails She does not
use perfume, but sprlnkles herself
with toilet water every morning.
She takes dictation while her
boss 70 swimming In his private
pool She has taken dicta-
ton In On ambulance while her
boss was being driven 10 o hos
pitAl for On emergency Appendix
citis operation Later she TOOK
dictation In the hospital room.
BHE'S LIGHT EATER
HARD WORKER
She was born In Hamilton, Ont,
Canada on May IS She won't
admit the year She once ran
N electric typewriter In o Chicago
|aiiroad ONCE She eats only q
sndw!ch and drinks . cup Of cof-
ee FOR lunch. She wears me-
lium high heels.
She's awakened NJ oil hours Of
Che night by her boss, who die
tates . memo on the phone.
She acts as guardian angel and
uffer In the offico On dull
lays she sometimes completes q
bridge foursome with the boss.
AZ Christmas time her Office Is
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notice.!

y Pumps--AdvcrtisIng hearing on
of the Realty Finance
IL Mortgage Co., by Cataldo Massa,
to establish n retail gasoline station
at the northeast corner of Edin and
Baldwin streets, Waterbury, Conn.
Hearing - 70 pc Pea, nelg o Monday NAY
y. s. r. IN tho office OF the Mayor,
city Hall, Grand Street, Waterbury.
Conn, 5-i6-3t
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LI0UOR I.Iep MET

This is 10 give notice that J.,
Abraham Atkln, of 1888 Chestnut
Ave, Waterbury, Conn, have hied
an application dated May 18th. 1910.
with the Liquor Control Commission
for a Package Store Permit for tho
premises, 7sS Bank ST., Waterbury.
Conn. The business IN owned by
Joseph Janowitz. OF 275 Cooke ST.,
Waterbury. Conn. and Abraham At
kin, OF 1888 Chestnut Ave, Water
bury, Conn, and VIII be conducted
Ave, waterbury, Conn, as per-
mittee.
ABRAHAM ATKIN.
Dated May 10Th, 1910. b.i7.24
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Household Articles

COME TO ALBERT's FOR GOOD
Used Furniture Bargains
Where you do business with a firm
backed by 30 years OF honest
dealings
ADMINISTER RUGS ..... $3.50
BEDROOM SUITES ........ 1913 so
LIVING ROOM SUITES .... $50. rs
DINING ROOM SUITES -. $50 rs
Electric REFRIGERATORS $1,000
BENGAL RANGES ......... $50 90
3 ROOMS FURNITURE -. $4,000
And hundreds Of other big bargains
too numerous TO mention.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
A small down payment will deliver
and you can pay the balance IN
convenient weekly or monthly in
stallmcnts.
FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR
OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS.
Here are 3 ways to shop at our
store at no transportation expense
TO you. II you drive your own car
we will refund the cost OF you
gasoline or II you come by bus D.
train We will remit your fare pro.
vided your purchase amounts u
over $40. II you wish. We will senc
one OF our own Courtesy Autos" to
your home TO bring you 10 the store
and take you back home again
Write or Phone Wtby. 4-3l44 TO ar
range for this service.
Albert's Furniture Co.
Waterbury ops sat. w EYES, an0
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LiVe Stock
EgsA Poultry, Supplies

CHICKENs-i6o ID: Roosters ioc
ID: Broners, ITO ID. I 70 9. 81. n. U.
Poultry Mkt, ~ Jefferson. 22e
Baldwin. 3.33e4.
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Many People Are Seeking Used Furniture For Their Summer
Cottages-F You Wish To Sell Some Advertise It Here
Household Articles

SILENT dLOw-Puwer burner e.
low as $3.50 per week. No down
payment. 8. N. Il Ice Co.. Water.
town Avenue.
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PEDIGREED CARS
Three 0nc-owner specials that we
know have been given excellent
care NJ oil times.
1887 DODGE DOOR TOURING
SEDAN Appearance Just like new,
Gunmetal finish and leather up
holStery, Driven carefully only &c.
900 miles.
1898 DODGE CoUPE-A beautiful
gunmetal gray finish like new.
Driven by one owner only $4,000
miles.
1898 FORD TUDOR sEDAN-Fin.
ish Is Washington blue. A splendid
appearing and performing car. Ac-
tual mileage only 10000.
Malcolm w. Starr
DODGE ~ PLYMOUTH
48i WatertoWn Ave. Dial 6.il40
open EVENINGS
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PACKARD

PACKARD
~ Safe Place 70 Buy"
1880 Pontiac TG.Ttng Sedan
1880 Pontiac 2-dr, Sedan, 10000 mi.
1893 Dodge Coupe
1880 DE Soto Club Coupe
1880 Packard Touring Sedan
1893 Packard Touring Sedan
1887 Packard Touring Sedan
1887 Old8mobile Touring Sedan
1887 Studebaker Touring Sedan
1887 In Sale Touring Sedan
1887 Ford Touring Sedan
Packard Waterbury, Inc.
482 Watert0wn Ave, Dial 4.6l0o
Open Evenings --
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GREY and WHITE ENAMEL GAS
RAN0E-0ood condition. ti2. Desk
90. i0e Maple st., End floor.
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Cattle and Swine

YOUNG COW FOR SALE - Good
mixer. Inquire at ~ W. Main st.,
Terryville, Conn
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GOODWILL USED CARS
1898 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan
1898 Studebaker Sedan. r. 81 II.
1887 Chevrolet Sport Sedan
1887 Plymouth Coupe, n. S.
1887 Dodge Coupe, r. S.
Emmons and Seville
Pontiac Sales and Service
497 Meadow ST. Dial 3-3i40
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-17

GET READY FOR
DECORATION DAY
Get Your Car Now While Our
Selection IL Still Large.
90 Reconditioned Cars 10 Choose
From. Priced From tb0 up,
i037-8i Buick Sedan
100000 Buick Cony Coupe
1898 ChryBler Sedan
1898 Dodge Coupe
1890 Chevrolet Coupe
1890 Pontiac 2 Dr., Sedan
1897 Studebaker Diet Sedan
1899 Buick Sedan
1899 Pontiac 70" Sedan
1895 Packard Sedan
Small Down Payments
Liberal Terms
THE
HOTCHKISS MOTOR
Co.
Your Buick Dealer for Over 20 YRS
1903 West Main st.
Tel. 3.3i77
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1887 Packard Six Sedan
1896 Buick Touring Sedan
1885 Dodge Sedan
1884 Packard z Pass. Sedan
1885 Chevrolet Sedan
1884 Chevrolet Sedan
1885 Oldsmobilc g" Sedan
1885 DE Soto Sedan
Cadillac, LaSalle, Odds
504 Watcrtown Ave. Dial 5-ii49
Also-270 W. Main 81 Dial 6-OSio
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Legal Notice
NOTICE!
sE w Err A 9ES 3 M Il N rs

The Board Of. tonmlsslonora, or
Public Works NJ the CITY OF Wni"
erbury, ut n moctlng held May AN.
1910, made asHessmentH f0r toMcf
purposes on property hnh against
propertly ownncra on ,, nMSv i mn,,I
10 Frost IIOnd, IN the amounts Het
10 their respective names 10 WIZ
NOPtheFlY side .,o,o
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-17
HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
Extraordinary Girl Is Rita Ryan; Takes Dictation
In Ambulance, Sits Success Out OF Foolishness
Being Private Secretary
10 Towne And Baker
Is Zany Job

Mn Porter is batting for Paul
Harrison while The NEA column.
ist vacations.
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REAL BUY


WOODBURY-A rooF6. eape Coo.
s4,700. Call Leo J. Curley. 81 West
Main. $500.
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SERVICE AND PARTS
FOR ALL MAKES
Electric Washers ana Refrigerator
DOMESTIC APPLIANCE CORP.
i40 Grand B. Dial $685.
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Automobiles
Nev Car Dealers
automobiles For Sale

CERTIFIED S SSRs
1887 PLYMOUTH 1896
2 Door Sedan .',.,,,,,,,.,
1897 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1899 Plymouth 4 Dr. Touring Sedan
1887 Studebaker Sedan
j. G. MOTORS, INC.
studebaker Sales and Service
II Willow 81, Dial 3-2i3i
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H. Johns Parrish 1881 IT.
Tho ilOmnn CATHOLIC
Cemot ieR Of
waterbury,. Inc. d3o g.
The Mnttnlueb ME-, co. 10 ~,
Assessment Deferred
'rh0 Mntlntuck Mfg, co, 430 r.
Tho nb0yG ABheFBmolllh hfC que
md pnynblo NJ the office Of the
Collector Of Faxes, city Hall, Wat
erbury. .
Attest; -
JOHN III CORPO,
-
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Automobiles
Autos and Trucks For Sale

AT FITZPATRICK'S
1895 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan
1898 Ford Tudor Sedan
1895 Ford Sedan
1895 Desoto 4 DR., Touring Sedan
SHOWROOMS:
487 Meadow 81. Dial 4.0487
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WHEN - You want Tvwels. Goats,
ApronA Hoover Aprons or Uni.
forms cell RuGsells Waterbury
Towel Supply Co., 0e2 East Main
81. Phone 6.i377. by Our quality
wo are known: BY our service We
have grown.
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ICE HoUsE-Near 1880 East Main
81. Rent reasonable. Apply Atty.
T. 8. Sullivan at 4-6062 or $4,000.
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WINDOW CLEANING g. You will
save money II you send for us
70 do your cleaning. Connecticut
window Cleaning Co. Office. s22
Pine 81. Dial l.4bi7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-25
Sears, Roebuck Store
Plans Employees Sale

About 600 Sears retail store
managers, mail order managers
and other assorted executives
will travel On aggregate of
three times the distance from
the center of the earth to the
center of the moon next week
as they evacuate their
bailiwicks and invade Chicago.
There, n of the biggest con-
ferences ever held by any one
firm will take place during five
days of seminar sessions in
which every phase of the com
pany's business will be discuss
ed and it's program for the COM
ing year outlined.
But back home in 4S4 cities
where the company operates re-
tail units, a strange mingling
of mirth, festivity and gross in
subordination is scheduled to
occur
ilNC GU otld
four assistant managers of as
many Sears retail stores will
move into the managerial sane
tums and take over. And in a
while the-cat' s-away-the : mice
mice-will play" spirit Of carni-
val, 80, 900 retail employees will
put on a celebration which has
been labeled the Employees
Sale promotion. The event will
run from Monday, February rs
to Saturday, March 2.
The assistant at the local
Sears store is D.. l.. Davis who
has been assistant to Manager
r. Stewart for the past three
years. Mr.. Davis first started
with the Sears organization in
Newport News, Va, and has
worked in several Sears stores
in Virginia and North Carolina.
He recently received his ten
year service pin from the COM
pany.
1.-THE Employees Sale is dis
tinctly an all-employe affair.""
said Mr.. Davis. "Practically
in the store had a hand
in the planning"
Our national retail office is
offering a number Of awards
for the best showing and we in
Wilmington are determined to
get a piece of that money for
our organization"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-25

The following lecture was deliver
nd at the First Church Of Christ,
Scientist, by DR.. John r. Carr,
C.S., of Philadelphia, who is a
member of the board of lecture
shin of the Mother Church, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist
In Boston:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
S.. $50 Suit Filed
For Injury 10 Arm

Miss Phillis Clifford. whose path
Was crossed suddenly BY a truck
and trailer on Puyallup ave. the
night 81 Aug. -. 1889. flied suit
against it's owners and operators
for $3.50 IN superior court here
Thursday afternoon.
Defendants are Mr. and Mrs.
William Bullat and Mr. and Mrs.
2. A. LeAay. Miss Clifford com
plains that her car and the truck
Wers gong in the same direction.
westward. on Puyallup ave. be-
tween Ia + and G SITS. when the
commercial vehicle cut in front Of
her without signalling. She claims
an arm injury causing permanent
neuntis.