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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09

Friends of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Barone of New Haven were feted at a banquet at Lemieux's Grill recently the occasion being their twentieth wedding anniversary. Many brief remarks were given by the guests congratulating the couple including congratulations by their two children, Evelyn and Joseph, Jr. George DeCenzo, well-known New Haven attorney, was master of ceremonies for the evening.
 These present were: from New Haven: MT. and Mrs. J. Prece, MT. and Mrs. Charles Sorrow, MT. and MHs. Walter O'Neil, MT. and Mrs. Frank Soul, Attroney George De- Cenzo, Evelyn Barone, Joseph Bar one, Jr,, MT. and Mrs. Sal Giannotti, John LaPorta, Dorothy LeCair, M. Saprianti, Fred Clark, M. Petrie, Charles Cavarallo, William Smith, Joseph Mariani, Nellie Mariani, MT. and Mrs Domenic Barone, MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Barone, Mir and Mrs. George Smith, MT. and Mrs. Jerry Cont, Gene Piazza, c. P. Gesner. MT. and Mrs. Albert Porta. Albert Mendillo, Tony Santagato, MT. and Mrs. Louis Mongillo, MT. and Mrs. Frank Colosso, Michael Gamino of Providence, R. T., MT. and Mrs. A. Beaudoin of New York City, MT and Mrs. Thomas Harbour of Wal lingford, Flora LeClair of New York City, MT. and Mrs. Dana Davis Of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Clarey of New London and the following local guests: MT. and Mrs Wilfred Mon- tambault, MT. and Mrs. Edmond ISemieux, MT. and Mrs. Alexander Lemieux, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Champagne, Frederick Champagne, ST, Attorney and Mrs. Hector P. Auray, MT and Mrs. Hector Har- bour, MT. and Mrs. Harvey Pelle- tier, Rene Fregeau and MT. and Mrs. Patsy Parilla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
tortz-Fitzn1auriceNuptials Event or This Morning

Rev. Bernard Foster oficiated at nuptial of promin this morning at 10 o'clock at St. Paricks church when Miss Marguerite Rose Fzmaurce daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas F. Fzmauce of Chpman street became the bride of Wayne Sorz of Renhard Stortz of Forsyth Mon tana.
 While the guests assembling Miss Mary Rice gans rendered musical program and Miss Marie Barnes LA.-aA AIa.:a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
LITHUANIANS PLAN
 ARMISTICE PROGRAM

The Lithuanian Chamber Of Com merce Auxiliary will hold a meeting next Monday evening at the K. Of l.. rooms. Various reports will be heard and a short Armistice Day program offered by the officers. All members are urged to attend at g o'clock sharp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
Weddings

VANCE-EGAN
 Mrs. Josephine Egan of Beecher avenue announces the marriage of her daughter, Anne Marie, to James J. Vance, son of MT. and Mrs. James Vance of Fuller street. The cere- mony which took place on Sep tember 7th at SS. Peter and Paul Church was performed by Rev. Francis Murphy. The attending couple were MT. and Mrs. John Mo- Kenna,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
Miss Annette StrubeU Ls
 Bride Of Joseph C. Conway

The Immaculate Conception church the of a pretty wedding this morning at o'clock when Miss Annette Elizabeth Srubel daughter of Mrs. William Hausey Stru bell of Walnut street became the bride of Joseph Cornelius Conway, of Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Conway of Wood street Rev. Francis M OShea offciaed at the ceremony
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
FOUNDED AaORMONIsAI

Mormonlsm. originated Ip New York State. Joseph smith founded It as . result of his visions, and, because of faith in his convletlons, he vas put to death by c mob 10 ieli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
ANGLING sTARLET

Ann Rutherford spent a holiday of the coast with eight friends who are veterans at deep sea fishing, but it was the starlet who pulled in a twenty-pound yellowtail as the only catch of the whole party on the trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
Miss Kay Carroll Is
 Guest At Sholvers

The Misses Mary Cormier and Cecile Carroll were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower held recently at the Scovill Girls club in honor of Miss Kay Carroll who is to be married to Harold Descoteau on November 16. Those present were: Mrs. J. Carroll, Mrs. H. zastaury, Mrs. B. Glasberg, Mrs. E. Doherty, Mrs. E. Hill, Mrs. Spencer Mrs T. Doherty, Mrs. P. Armour, Mrs. s. Grove, Mrs. N. Horgan, Mrs. D. Iorio, Mrs. A. Ciarlo, Mrs. Gentle, Mrs. L. Dheron, Mrs. Maria Carroll, Mrs. T. McKenna, Mrs. J. Duffy, Mrs. M. Farrell, Mrs. A. Cantor, Mrs. P. Cormier, Mrs. Sheldrick, Mrs. F. Frazier, Mrs. Knox, Mrs Haggerty, Mrs. Harpin, Mrs. B. Anderson, and Mrs. P. Osborne. Also the Misses Hazel Cuffy, Helen Duffy, Mae Os- borne, Helen Descoteau, Ruth Green, Loretta Dillon, Kay Griffin, Lucy D'Aloya, Frances Dougherty, Mary Grove, Margaret Iorio, Hattie Vitale, Olga Gentle, Dora Gentle Mary Carroll, Margaret Carroll, Ann Curtin, Kathryn Curtin, Bridget Griffin, Margaret Graham, Ann Mcdonald, Mary Wallace, Margaret Andria, Tessie Buckley, Mae Rey- mond, Mary Casey, Eleanor Calvin, Teresa Marsele, Martha Goodall and Mary Sheehan.
 A shower was held recently at the home of Mrs. Henry ZaStaury in honor of Miss Kay Carroll. Among other gifts the bride was presented with a telephone table and mirror by the Estyanne Sorority. Those present were: Mrs. E. Doherty, Mrs. B. Glasberg, Mrs. F. Longo and the Misses Marie Leblanc, Hazel Duffy, Helen Duffy, Jeannette LeBonne, Cert Phelan, Fran Opalack, Fern Cyr, Julia Lynch, Cecile Carroll, Mary Cormier and Blanche Ayotte.
 Mrs. R. c. Rendell, chairman of the book committee of the Bunker Hill Literary Club, spoke yesterday at a meeting of the group on the life of Mark Twain. She told of her fathers acquaintance with the writer and related many amusing anecdotes of his life.
 John J. Shell, student at Provi- dence college. is spending the week. end and holiday with his mother, Mrs. Mary Shell of Oak Hill avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09

John J. Shell, student at Provi- dence college, is spending the week. end and holiday with his mother, Mrs. Mary Shell of Oak Hill avenue.
Evening star., 1940-11-14
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Sory,N 10 rPheneOr
Oris. Sl.SS All Ssyvies
Gloss Finish
~1OVO H.saI.

Just SO half-gal. cans. Use It
for walls or woodwork. Comes
In white, ivory or green.
5e-$1 Floor Clio No-Rub
Wax. Waterproof. For floors,
hnoleum, concrete,
" gal. Soc
10 gals. $2.5e l-Hr. Clear
Spar Varnish. For floors,
furniture, woodwork. GAL.
$l.69
- gals. $3.25 Kitchen and
Bath Enamel. White and
ivory. Washable. Easy to
apply. Covers most surfaces
with one coat - $2.l9 gal.
Is gals. $3.50 Porch and
Deck Enamel. For wood, ce.
ment and linoleum floors.
Light and dark gray, oak.
red. Gal. ---------$z.39
(Paints, Seventh Floor, The
Hecht co..
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Lingerie

10 Orig. S9c Rayon Satin
Slips; lace trim, in tea
rose 39c
40 Orig. 81 to $l.6s Cotton
Flannelette Gowns and 2
Pc. Pajamas; warm and
comfy: broken sizes - 79c
8 Orig. 81 Rayon Crepe
Gowns; fitted styles; white
background with blue pin
50 Orig. $l.S9 to 81 Cotton
Pajamas; 2-pc. styles. For
sleeping and lounging; short
3 Orig. 81 Long -sleeved Ray
en Satin Gowns; in tearose.
6martly tailored ---.$1.2s
- Orig. s. Gowns, Slips, Pa
hmas in lace-trimmed and
tailored styles; rayon crepe
and rayon satin. 2-pc. pa
1amaS 49, $1.99
1 Orig. $3.50 Silk Slips in
tearose; 4-gore style $1.99
Is Orig. "a Slips and Gowns
in lacey and tailored styles.
fitted slips; long gowns in
silk and rayon S2.66
5 Orig. 81 Silk Gowns in
lace-trimmed styles $4.66
1 Orig. So Silk Gowns in
lacey styles $500
3 Orig. - Lace-trimmed Silk
Lingerie. The Hecht Co.,
Third FloOrD
Evening star., 1940-11-14
lOS Originally 81
Bottle Cases

Upper closed and Gilda
closed rayon satin bottle
cases; water -proofed; stripes
and prints; . good idea for
a Christmas gift!
- Orig. S1.59 Alpine Pine
Scented Bath Liquid; quart
bottle -----$1.e9
1S5 Cartons Orig. 69c Avon
Toilet Tissues; carton Of 16
rolls. fully wrapped; white
only. Carton Of 16--- SEC
$50 Orig. 25c Pkg. of 500
Adoria Facial Tissues; soft,
white, absorbent - lie
~ Orig. - Pure Bristle Hair
Brushes 79e
81 Orig. $2 Composition-back
Hand Mirrors -- 79e
81 Orig. 81 cot. Hot Water
Bottles SEQ
"a Orig. 81 Kleinert's Mesh
AIl-in- One; large sizes only.
500
"a Orig. 81 Double Makeup
Mlrror --------------- SVc
80 Orig. 81 kerk's "New
Yorker" Soap Set Soc
l31 Orig. 81 Christy Lipstick
Sampler Sets - 29c
80 Orig. 59c Shampoo
125 Orig. 6ec Mary Pickf0rd
Cold Cream or Skin Fresh
(Toiletries. The Hecht Co..
Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-11-14
SteciaI Psrekase!
Stone Set
Costume
JeWelry
69C

Matching pins, bracelets,
necklaces. Perfect copies Of
50 pieces! Wide selection Of
stone colors simulated
ruby, amethyst, topaz and
sapphire.
160 Orig. 81 and 50 Costume
Jewelry 81
50 Orig. 81 and $3 Two to
Five strand Simulated Pearl
Necklaces - $1.1S
8 Orig. s. Mems Sterling
Culf Links - $2
n Orig. s5.9s to $25 Co.'S
tune Rings at n pricel
One = Of a kind; jeweled
clusters sass - $l2.5o
(Jewelry. Main Floor
WOmlen'S Gloves
IS prs. Orig. 7sc Rayen Fab
ric Gloves; novelty styles:
black, brown and wine 3Sc
6S DIS. Orig. 81 and $1.5e
Fabric Gloves with suede
like texture; novelty styles;
assorted colors ---7Sc
4S prs. Orig. $3.50 Gloves;
4-button slipons Of French
suede and sample pigs6n
gloves eS----$l.9S
(Gloves. Main Eloor)
Evening star., 1940-11-14
WOnlen'S
HANDBAGS

rs Orig. 81 to s. Evening
Bags; metallic, fabric and
kidskin-S1a and 81
Is Orig. s. Calfskin and
Suede Handbags; brown and
black. Well lined-----$3.49
(Handbags. The Hecht Co.,
Main FlOOr)
Evening star., 1940-11-14
IS Originally NW
Cotton
HOuS0cOatS
B8c

Wrap-around styles in dusty
pink and blue; short sleeves,
full sweeping skirts; laun-
der beautifully.
6 Orig. $3.99 Housecoats Of
rayon crepe and rayon satin;
wrap-around style - $2.29
Z Orig. $3.50 Coats in wrap
around style; quilted and
rayon crepe --$3.29
/ Orig. SIS Rayon Satin
Coat in pink; size 20; wrap
around style - $3.50
(Housecoats, The Hecht Co.,
Third FlOOr)
Evening star., 1940-11-14

WOmen's
SpOFtSWeaP

ss Orig. s2.ss 70 $3.50 Jump
ers; all-wool jerseys; wool
plaids; rayon failles; cordu-
roys. In red, blue, beige,
black. Broken sizes IL to
IL SSc
It's Orig. Sl.SS and $2.sS
A1-wool Sweaters; also cot
ton chenille: slip-on and
button-front styles; light and
dark shades. Sizes 80 to
40 SSc
II Orig. $2.ss Gabardins
Blouses; short sleeves, con-
vertible neckline; green,
beige, blue. Broken sizes is
to 20 20----S1.79
II Orig. $3.50 Gabardine
Skirts; pleat back and front
.. upper closing and belt;
in beige and green. Sizes 16
and 18 $1.79
80 Orig. S1.S9 Blouses Of
rayon crepe; plain and
printed styles; short sleeves.
Broken sizes 80 to 80 S1.2S
8 Orig. $3.50 An-wool Tweed
Man n-tailored Jackets, small
check Sizes II, IA, 16,
$3.99
(Sport Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Knit indies

6 Orig. $1.35 Nationally Fa-
nous Knit Suits with q mix
ture Of cotton. silk. wool Ssc
20 Orig. 81 and S1.19 Cotton
Knit 2-Pc. Pajamas; long
sleeves; for sleeping or
lounging - 79c
2 Orig. $1.5o Lastex Girdles
with mixture of cotton and
rayoE 79c
2 Orig. 81 Lastex with q
mixture of cotton, silk and
rayon - 99c
l Orig. $3 Nationally Famous
Lastex Girdles with a mix
ture Of cotton, silk and ray
(Knit Undies, Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-11-14
FfregOOds Sale!
III to IL off

3@S11.S9 Furnished Antique
Brass-plated 7-Pc. Fire En-
semble. Top-bound 3-fold
screen, heavy shank and
irons, Ape. -----S8.S9
17-S7.99 Polished Brass
Andirons. Reproductions Of
English styles ---H H.S9
12-$2.49 Furnished Antique
Brass plated Andirons. Heavy
shanks .--- 81
1-$4.99 BAthroo o o m Gas
Heaters. White enamel I'm.
iSh S2.99
(Firegoods. Seventh Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1940-11-14
3.09
ONLY IS TO SELL!
VEloclPEDES

All perfect! All mode
with l6-in. boll-beor-
ing front wheels, with
heovy rubber tires. od-
justoble soddle, tubu-
Ior frome and step.
plate on rear for extra
passenger.
Evening star., 1940-11-14
WOulen'S
Hosiery

12e prs. Orig. CSC to 81 Silk
Stockings; 4 . threads and
some service weight 2 for 81
160 prs. Orig. 35c Fine Lisle
Socks; 6/3 ribbed. Darker
colors and white
(Hosiery, The Hecht Co.,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Occasional
Furniture

@S44.95 Mahogany We
neered Gumwood wv h At
NOS ------------- $1S.So
1-$19.S5 Dropleaf Table.
Mahogany finished gum, We
neered top ----$1o
t$l9.95 Commodes. Ma
hogany veneered gum S
@$17.95 Cocktail Tables.
Mahogany veneered gum s.
2@$17.95 Console Tables.
Mahogany veneered gum SO
|$l4.95 Cocktail Tables.
All toasted mahogany----$5
HS14.S5 Pembroke Tables.
All mahogany $7.95
1$12.95 Magazine Racks.
Mahogany or walnut We
neered gum ------$5
2-$5.95 and S7.95 Lamp
Tables. Mahogany and wal
nut finished gum --~--$3.9
Occasional Furniture. Fourth
Floor, The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1940-11-14
ISL Prs. Originally
S61S E,1 01S
Famous
Make Shoes
$2.05

Laird Schober and
M argy Shoes
an excellent assort-
ment. Patent leath-
ers, gabardines, kid
and alligator calls in
cluded. Elasticized
gabardine and patent
combinations. Pumps,
ties, and sandal types
in black, brown and
navy. High and low
heels. 3la to .. Plenty
Of narrow widths.
(Shoe Shop. The Hecht
Co., Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-11-14
WOmem'S Better
Coats and Suits

2 Orig. Sass Suits; navy
torso suit in l8 and grey
man-tailored suit. Size IL. IS
Orig. Sl9.95 to $2S.S5 Navy
Spring Coats. Sizes 10, IL.
431s, a, ---$5
1 Orig. $35 3-Pc. Wardrobe
Suits in herringbone tweed.
Mixed colors. Sizes IA to
1 Orig. S49.s5 Leopard
trimmed 2-Pc. Jacket Suit;
green. Size IL $29.95
2 Orig. $49.95 Fox-trimmed
Wardrobe Suits. Sizes II and
16. Blue and black $35
Better Coat Shop,
The Hecht Co., Third Floor
For the Jr. Miss
Is Orig. $lo.95' Jr. Miss
Suits; Shetland 2-pc. suits
to wear now and through
the winter. Bright red. rose,
blue and combinations. . to
II Is
70 Orig. S1o.s5 ts SASS Jr.
Miss Suits; plenty Of blacks
also plaids and high
shades . to II ---S7.0
22 Orig. S4.SS - $3.50 Jr.
Miss Dresses; rayons and
woolens in plaids, checks
and solid colors 8 to
Is ~ --- $1.S9
Is Orig. Sass to SASS Jr.
Miss Dresses; rayon crepes
and wools; mostly one-of-a-
kind . to Is $7.Ss
20 Orig. SASS to Sl7.95 Jr.
Miss Dresses; Spectator
sports dresses; 2-pc. colorful
flannels and dressy rayon
crepes; mostly one-of-a-size
.. 3 to Is S1o.99
8 Orig. $17.95 70 S2S.95
Jacket Dresses and Costume
Suits from our better stocks:
One-of-a-kind . to IS,
$13.88
young Washingtonian Shop.
The Hecht Co., Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Orig. 1923
SavOry
ROaSterS
$2.40

Only s6! Popular oval shape
self-basting roasters - large
enough to hold 14-lb. bird.
eS1.ss Shower Curtains,
S9c
$3.50 Shower Curtains,
S1.49
$3.50 Shower Curtains,
Sl.ss
42-s1.7S to s2.98 Bathroom
Window Drapes 79c to $1.50
+S2.49 Conselor Bathroom
Scales. As is-- 99c
15-S1 O'Cedar Dust Mops,
4Sc
20 qts. 59c O'Cedar Made
SeR-polishing Floor Wax,
19c at.
housewares. Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Christmas
Cards
l9c boz

IL beautiful Xmas cards to
the box in assorted designs
your chance to get your
Christmas cards at q saving!
$50 pcs. Orig. S2.95 to $5.95
Gold and Silver plated
Frames. Sizes 4x6-in., 6xS.
in, 7x9-in, 8xl0-in, 9xl2-in.
10x13-in, 11xl4-in. $1.SS
(otationery. The Hecht Co.,
Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-11-14
500 to SI9S Vdses
Ruffled and
Tailored
CURTAINS
Csc pr.

Just 200 in this group
among them cushion dots,
pin dots and plain cotton
marquisettes. Many in
widths and lengths you rarely
associate with this price.
100 yds.-S1.2S Moire Rayon
Taffets, so inches wide, in
gold, orchid, rose and cerise.
CSC I'd.
8 prs.-34.98 to S7.s8 Dra-
peries Of floral cotton crash,
fully lined. Rose and wine.
$3.50 pr.
6 prs.-S7.9S to $12.9S Floral
Printed Cotton and rayon
Damask Draperies- $3.50 pr.
Curtains and Upholsteries.
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co.)
Evening star., 1940-11-14
ORIG. 81
TO Its TOYS
CSC

3-$l Gones----69e
23-1.25 Doll Clothes
Sets s------69e
7-CutIery Sets ---69s
l2-$l Morionettes.
69e
4-$l Mickey Mouse,
69s
l3-$l Doll Clothes.
ese
32-$l Composotunes,
69e
30-$l Pinoeehio Dolls,
69e
Evening star., 1940-11-14
rs Originally S3.ss to S69S
Half.SiZe and
WOmem's
Dresses
$2.07

Half-size and women's dress
es. A few misses sizes in
lightweight rayon-and-wool
included.
Is Orig. $l2.s5 to $1s.s5
Wool Redingotes and Jacket
Dresses; small sizes only:
many one and two-of-a-
kind Wit
rs Orig. - to $2.SS Cotton
Dresses; small sizes only; .
few rayon in lot Soc
IS Orig. $l.lS and $l.69
Cotton House Dresses; coat
and upper styles; large sizes
in lot Del Rays in
cluded. Also cotton plaids
in misses sizes
60 Orig. S2.ss and $3.50 Ray
on Dresses rayon plaids
and crepes some rayon
and woods; tailored and semi.
tailored styles. Mostly small
sizes 81
80 Orig. $6.S5 and $7.95
Dresses; rayon crepes. ray
on and wools; large sizes in
lot S4.77
(Thrift Dress Shop, Third FloorD
Evening star., 1940-11-14
9 Originally sI6.sS!
Spring Coats for
Larger Women
s. \

Just O.! Black and navy
Spring coats; 2 in size a;
one in size IS; l in Il; 2
in 43la and 2 in 45ha. Come
early for these values!
1 Orig. S16.95 Plaid Spring
Coat; fitted, size 10 S
l Orig. 1885 Tweed Spring
Coat: size Az s.
4 Orig. $le.S5 Man-tailored
Suits; ! size 10; 2 size IA;
size 16 IS
lS Orig. Slo.s5 to s1s.s5
Man-tailored and Dress
maker Suits; mostly navy.
Sizes IL to 18- $6.99
CThrift Coat Shop. Third Floor)
Better Dresses
Z Orig. S2s.S5 Rayon Crepe
Dresses with epaulette shoul-
ders. Sizes IA and 16 SIS
3 Orig. SIS Carolyn Dresses
with contrast color trim.
Sizes IA. l6. l8 SIS
6 Orig. $l6.S5 Wool Costume
Dresses with button-front
coat and basic wool dress.
Sizes II. II, 20 SO
3 Orig. $1o.95 to $12.S5 Ray
En- Crepe Dresses and Jumper
Dresses. Sises IL to 20. $6.e6
3 Orig. SlsS5 2.Tone Wool
Dresses with fireman's red
jacket. Sizes IL to 10 SIS
6 Orig. S22.95 Basic Wool
Dresses with soutache trim
and long-sleeve bolero
sizes IL to 20 SIS
tBetter Dress Shop, Third Floor
12S Boxes Originally
Evening star., 1940-11-14
ORIG. Its
TO 2.95 TOYS
CSC

(Toys Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-11-14
. - an
DOLLS
l.99

Just 100! And q host
of different kinds Of
doIIies ore included!
Infant dolls, dolls thot
cry "momo," dolls thot
come with their own
suitcoses. Many ore one
ond-two-of- A
grond group and q
grand chance to pick
up q fine doll at q low
price.
Evening star., 1940-11-14

(Knit Undies, Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-11-14
2OC to $35

Including discontinued
and morred "Lionel"
train outfits, train con-
trolls and junior rail-
rooder sets. All pieces
greatly reduced.
Evening star., 1940-11-14

(Lingerie. The Hecht Co.,
Third FloOr.D
Evening star., 1940-11-14

(Firegoods. Seventh Floor.
The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1940-07-31
WASHINGTON, G, WEDNESDAY JULY 81 4o

and u layettes made up of 2,08s
articles Of baby clothing. Among
the garments are sweaters, chill
dren's stockings, boys suits and
shirts, dresses for women and girls,
hospital shirts and convaleScent
robes and bed jackets.
$1,000, 900 Shipments.
Brig. Gen. F. r. Keefer, chapter
chairman, said the 125 production
units have accepted a new quota of
1900 garments and 10000 surgical
dressings as their next assignment.
The American Red Cross has sent
a total Of nearly $4,000, 900 in, sup
plies to Europe since the war began
IL months ago. Foreign ships car
rying military supplies which have
little extra space are transporting
the bulk Of the relief items.
Relief supplies are sent to the
country designated by the donors
to the $4,000, 900 fund raised since
May 10. To date, only $50 has been
earmarked for use in Germany.
Griggs on Clipper.
Meanwhile, the Red Cross here
has received word that 245 carloads
Of foodstuffs, clothing and medicine
from the mercy ship" McKeesport
are being distributed in the unoc-
cupied zone Of France.
Evening star., 1940-07-31

Characterizes the spirit Of our gov
ernment. Divided into three main
departments, labor, social welfare
and health, ard charged with
supervision Of the national social
insurance agency. this ministry
also supervises the Labor Fund,
providing large funds for public
works and few non-pubNc enter
prises. Social insurance is COM
pulsory, and there were pension
provisions for all workers"
The Ambassador is confident that
Poland is an enemy to fear.
At War With Russia.
Man for man, the German Army
proved itself inferior" he said in
recalling the war of last September.
mot once did the German soldiers
resist Polish bayonet or cavalry
charges. In short, the numerical
superiority of the German forces
meant nothing to the Poles. But
the absolute technical supremacy.
such as IN aviation and anti-tank
guns, could not be opposed by ply
sical strength alone.
Still, it took Russia's nine armies
to decide the issue.
"Of all the Allied powers, Poland
is the only nation at war with
Russia.
THE Polish forces held out
against overpowering odds until
October S, inflicting heavy losses
on the enemy-35 days of intense
fighting, record that stands un-
equaled.
Fortunately, thousands of Polish
troops succeeded in reaching and
crossing the frontiers Of Lithuania.
Hungary or Rumania. Almost the
entire navy managed to join the
British fleet in the North Sea.
Smaller detachments of soldiers and
Evening star., 1940-07-31

The distribution is being effected
without interference from any
source, it was announced.
Representatives in France re-
quested immediate shipment Of ad-
ditional supplies, particularly food
and clothing and quantities OF
sweetened canned milk for infants
and small children.
Northam Lee Griggs. formerly
with the diplomatic service in Cuba
and Brazil and more recently a resi-
dent Of New York City, was to leave
on the Clipper today to aid in dis
tributing Red Cross war relief sup
plies in England,
Evening star., 1940-07-31
B Cases Of Supplies
Produced in D. {.
Shipped by Red Cross
Surgical Dressings,
Clothing, Loyettes
Among Relief Items

Twenty-six cases OF war relief
supplies, produced by volunteer
workers of the District Red Cross
Chapter, left Washington today for
ultimate shipment to England.
The supplies, including clothing
and hospital articles Weighing 200
pounds, form the second major
shipment this month sent by the
District Chapter to Europe.
The shipment includes 7O,530
surgical dressings, 2,1O0 garments
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guerrilla bands continued to struggle
on until the winter"
The Ambassador smiled,
THAT is why we will never sur
render" he said. II hope it is clear
to you-and to every one"
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Borzoqe Asks Divorce

LOS ANGELES, July 81 Up). -.
Frank BorzaSe, polo playing film
director, filed suit yesterday for a
divorce from Rena B. Borzape.
Evening star., 1940-07-31

Hollywood social figure. He charged
extreme cruelty. They were married
at Santa Barbara in 1915.
Nicaragua expects its 1910 coffee
crop to fill 100000 sacks.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Conodion Air Schools
Training 1900 Pilots

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-Pilots train
ing in Canada for the British air
force have increased from 500 on
June l to 5000. and other empire
outpostS participating in the vast air
school program have shown CORE
Spondingly rapid growth. authorita-
tive informants said yesterday.
In Canada, the biggest reservoir
for air personnel, % schools are
teaching f1edgling flyers how to
handle war planes.
Australia has established 10 train
ing schools and is taking in student
pilots at the rate of 500 a month.
In Rhodesia, seven schools are in
operation. Hundreds are going
through their PAGES at training
bases in the Union of South Africa.
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trip as a "wanton voyage" and
criminal folly" Lord Haw Haw,
British-born Nazi broadcaster, de-
clared "Only a miracle could bring
the ship safely through the danger
zone"
General hardship due to over
crowding, Mr.. Tolischus said, was
aggravated by much seasickness.
Thirty persons were sent to the
ships hospital and two women, who
had come aboard i'll, died from heart
disease, he added.
Cabins we're given Government
guests, women with children and
the elderly sick, while the rest slept
in triple-tie hunks in troop COM
partments and ate from tin plates
in the common dining room. Thir-
ty-flve passenger-voluntee helped
the overtaxed stewards department
throughout the voyage.
Mrs. Anna Margaete Lundum, S.,
en- route from Copenhagen to San
Francisco and Mrs. Beda Maria
Swanberg, 40, en- route with her hus-
band and two children to Monroe,
La, were the fatalities.