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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-02-22
lice Capades of Al"
Boston Garden
Feb. 1922, l941

There is no let-up in the increasing
popularity of the newest musical
skating revue, "Ice Capades of 1941."
No skating spectacle ever staged re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Four Million Dollar Expansion
Announced by Railway Express

Expenditures totsiing over s4.-
0Oo. 900 for new sutomotivs equip
ment have been authorized by l..
o. Head. president Of Railway FIX
press Agency. for a broad program
Of replacement and addition 10 the
oompanys sutomotivs facilities
made necessary. In part. by In
creased business for national de-
Tense industries. IL vss announced
today. Order, have been placed for
1867 trucks. tractors and trsilers
Of specified design and capacities.
for delivery during this year.
In conducting It's nationwide rail
and air express service. the Ex-
press Agency maintains one Of the
oountrys largest truck fleets under
one commercial management. The
fleet 10 made up Of more than
1900 motor units, chiefly pss
trucks. but Includes electric trucks
tractors and frail~rs.
Chassis Of trIcks and integral
cab bodies are ordered from sep
srsts manufacturers. Tho truck
bodies On order are ~ sil-stssl con
struotion ard In sooordsnes with
dergns and specifications develop
~ exclusively by ths agency. In
the process Of building the sub
assem- bliss are .isotr1o-ysld.d and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

sfnro~as - fhs v.s h~ns -
snFlllsa orders ~ oss,smonsl. ears
Nth thss feature have hen ee.-
ss.tsnt throughout the past 49,
sr.i rnrnsh. s.ls nnnser. stsf.a
sally me tfsnswl..sen department.
hss achieved manufacturing
program thai k.s snselss =. -
care fcF a. Increasing percentage
es this een.stsnt sra sru~lna
demand FOR ltsssrs Matte equipped
care Dealers ta<s.Y. fnr me flrsf
time tn sns history ~ Hysfr. Matte
Drive. ere IN . rc~tine 10 rrcmls-
buyers early delivery ef fest
olasmet@le. wsth the FEATURE Ar.
rfusimstsiy ens half AZ the n.~
oisi.nonslss built sArA asy are
nc~ eaalrr~a ~its Hydrs Matte
Drive
-rersormsrcs - the ears 9Th
THE feature has he. outstanding
hundreds of unsolicited i>ffrfs.
from c~n~rs - NE ct fArssnH
verify snd emphasis ths stats
msnt o.mHlHed @sIsesss II
these 1000 cars are conservative.
" Estimated 81 m.re than t~a
hundred mtllssa miles and ssF-
we've made ~ sar stvlss depart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

A. result ~ Developments
along this line. the hslsreinH ~
parts solnG into Tho manufacture
~ current medeis and the dssisn
n special machinery and equip.
MINT for balancing purposes. has
become . msInr element ensh In
manufacturing processes and 40.
sign NJ thu rarss In 10 produced.
carsies said
Ths executive announced thai N
fnrther The prearsss already
achieved. BY which Buick has snns
In balancing n the complete en-
sin~s after assembly In addiison 10
numerous balancing operations IN
engine rsFts. detailed study nj the
~hoi~ subject al be carried cut In
manufacturing divssicns vish vssv
In further perfection.
Smooth ~ the watch an your
wrist" 10 . phrase msn In The en-
CINE plant apply In Buick snGinss
n 10 . statement II relative fact.
tests having shown that In rvisslor
10 weight, the big iss.horsspo~ss
saies engine. held In production Ia
vibration limits ~ isss than -
In. actually il eampsrsbls ia bal.
snos 10 the finest wrist watches
According To cnuties. the bsisne.
ing ef Buick engines after sssem-
bly, 10 the latest step In the cam
palEn for perfectly balanced n.olsr
ears and he announced that inn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

m-rt ale. reveal tnst eli ~ 49,
ear. are r~rs<vsns fN~rnuxh setis-
fsetlrr - eur owners
"A series - u>~siras wzfn
s<.l<rs nssa r><>stfv n t>easra
cities ssrcsen-at ne rc<zctyv
presented ssszsseeal rrux -
ftysvs Matte Drive fsv~ n tsrne
cities ~n~~s traffic 10 rsrssrasarly
heavy. ssss~vs rsr~rses . No -
~ars fcr fhle feature hsenass
there ls - <iut<A - pr~o sea -
Gssss ~ shsfs. sns srfvsrg . stm~
riifsss ~ . mere waiter - starts
az. steering a. esrrsns n the
section - tks rsf1cr wn>fs htlze
ard mcartslns ere eomncn.
Hysvs Msssr Drive s~vv~s brth =
ecrvsrssres ass . safety ruspese.
nseasss hydra nstsr Drive spi><fs
sssrs enthusiastically ssa Engines
esnccs stsn ant>r lcsas mo<ovssss
driving IN the ssetlpc ere ire -
travel ~ ssa aown meantAta
grades ard sressrt curves vitArzss
renewing tAs4T kssas frem ~
sse~vsss Wheel. . vital safety 49,
sass era sss slsAiy ermrssm>rts~1
n the me - veIassssy tsstt.
~.essis-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

FAMOUS AnGAtcANS


nARfW ~
iass-slmon Ssweomh. oas ~ the
most distinguished sssrono.
nsrs ~ his time. ~ Wal.
lace. Nova Scotia. Ne VAS
professor of mathematics
and astronomy al Johns
Napkins and editor ~ the
American Journal ef Aathe-
MATES Among his NEST
notable achievements we're
his researches In eonneetinu
with the theory NJ the
moons motion.
isas--Adolph Simon ovhs. news
paper publisher. st ctncin-
natl Hs acquired eontroi ~
the Chattanooga Times and
later ~ the New York
rmss His Influence on
newspaper publishing IN the
United states was marked
and highly beneficial
isAs--Jsns Arminda Dslsno. who
developed the American He'd
Cross Nursing Reserve. ~
Townsend. N. v When she
began her work. only $50
nurses we're on the Rcd
Gloss records The number
had besn increased 20 5000
month after tho World
War broke out In 1914
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

rscvswsrss IN special ssuspmsee
have rsgmsttpd refusing ~ sntt-
hvstsoe tolerance h - ,cw - 9.ie
- H., ths NM haiAnes - winch
Inc sv~sss nalss engine 10 hes1.
rsshnieslIy. the balancing opes~
asio1 10 rsessesd - . samplete
safeguard ssassst sne prasshls psw.
dsessse ~ . ''fsush- engine ~
siresys paint ess that With swent-
Ing ard rsesprpeai parts hsi1 -
within fvustInual pi,ss ~ 0Ssne
liniss a. pssfset hnis0as. ~ es&s~
p,sted engine u ncsUsIly 30 ~
nancy" u 10 reasshss. sswsvsv. -
ssvv . stsehine W ~ Iiasss -
whseA al ef Inc fvaatIens wuu,1 -
m the Plus - 81 - ~ nl1ene
ssds. rhis sssla ssaSls ~ 3
''rosGh~ snssss. ssess6sng ~ uls6es
standards ras ssssv amnmh1v -
areins operation. ~ eNo9Uosvo
point cSs. sllmlNssss sAss prsssnsl1>
" snd places nrh engine In 80
feet balance w1shs~ limits n =
% IN.
Win the sssssspmsss ~ slsa
compression. high ps~ss. high pss-
fosmanes automobile swsiHes. ~
qusstoa u fine balance In Al -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
The Great ImitdtOr!

OF all Hiter's imported instruments OF warfare. that
America the dive bomber probably IN
spires the grosses misconceptions Ensign Seymour
Kali of the magazine Flying and Popu
lar Aviation He that these be laid TO the devas
Eating with which the Naz utwafes Stukas have
struck
Stories of the terror spread by this weapon, Kali
maintains. has inspired the impression that super
men pilot these terrible meteors Of death
they plunge earthward at speeds Of hundreds of miles
hour and that mo craft in the world can match
the new scourge of the skies
II disclosed in the article that the strategy OF terror
Is of the kind of waged by the totaarians and
the dators have been unhappy because the world has
gained the impression il has Of their dive bomber But in
this country, these false notiOnswhch designed TO
inspire fear-may well be out of the pubic mind
Dive bombing is dictatOrs invention. Kali asserts
"Our navy began it is years ago Explaining that there
many types of planes which execute the attack
even types Of observation shps-he claims that II
Is done by superpots. Amy graduate Of navys
flying school at Pensacola dive bomb"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Collector Purchases
Book Second Time

CLEVELAND Dr John n Ter.
nsy. a collector ~ old hooks.
bought one he thought his a~uEh-
ter would like When an. opened
II abe found her fathers name 81.
ready on the title page Ne had
purchased the ssms book . fs~
years ago for . friend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

Don't wait II you sysn fuspsei YOU
are catching . eoid ~ the frat aga,
follow the directions IN the pirtafes
sbOss-ths simplest and among
the moet effective methods II rsl.sf
knosn 10 modern s<isnes.
Ser Your Doctor. Eyss though
be may fundamentally sppross
using Bsysr Aspifla 10 rsil~ss pssa-
ful SYMPHONIC. you should not fail
10 zee your fsmily physleizn. be-
cause many colds may lad TO
a,fious consequences. Lsfgsiy with
msdicsi approval. ibi, simple. .eiss-
tihe procedure has tsksn Tho place
~ old-fsshioned strong msdirlHs for
colds. Nhleh may upsst the system.
Literally millions have adopted Il.
Try ihis ssY. You vail faY Il =
unsqBsiise. ss are sure When you
bay be sure you get the fssi-sefins
bsv9 psoose1 y0u vsai. A. Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
The Story OF The Week!

For more than year two men-one elderly the other
young-exchanged furve glances when they met al tool
crib window in the Pontiac Motor Division plant
Carl Farmer skilled grinder in the tool repair depart
Max Bryan, "a, is serving apprenticeship IN the
trade tool chaser'he brings duled tools to the
grinding department for resharpenng Thus the two met
frequently the window looked ntenty at each other be-
meath lowered lids and hurried away.
One week Max Bryan pushed his tooladen cart
M IA the receiving window The attendant turned to Far
her who was standing nearby, and said
Here's plenty of work for you, Farmer.
The young startled. =
q used to know a named Farmer" he said. My
name is Max Bryan"
81 used to know boy named Max the elderly man re-
piled Then he stopped short and grabbed the youth by both
shoulders peering ntently at him. There long mo-
ment of silence.
Hello, SON. said Carl Farmer.
Hello Dad" said Max Bryan.
There-among snarling machinery and rumbling trucks
father and son had met again after 20 years.
Max Farmer child of five when his mother and
father separated When his mother remarked he took the
of his stepfather but always remembered that
his true Farmer.
In the 20 years that passed had wondered about
father the father had wondered about they both
say, but had been able to locate each other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Blast Tires 10
Prove Safety
PlYmouth's Wheel
A l94l Feoture

Vital safety improvements IN
the l94i models Of which. for
example. greatly reduces the dan
ger from blowouts on the road
prove again the direct public bens-
fit Of the constant, yesr-'round
road tests and experiments carried
on by the leading auto companies.
according to Verne Orr. vice presi-
dent Of Chrysler Motors of Cali
fornia.
Development of Plymouth's
new safety rim wheel. hailed A.
valuable new protection feature
for 1871 and standard equipment
throughout the line. called for
courageous road work by Chrysler
corporation test drivers and engi-
neers-as well as scientific skill In
thoroughly testing the new de-
sign" ne explains.
"A full year OF cautious expert
ment literally mixed with daring
test runs on dynamits-eharged
tires required to earn engi-
neers' 'okay' on this patented
feature, aimed at greater safety
for the motoring public.
Tires were blasted by dynamite
caps while speeding 20 and so
miles per hour. in dozens Of actual
road tests to obtain scientific data
on different experimental wheel
designs.
"Slow-motion movies were made
for laboratory study. showing es-
act effect, Of = blowout AT various
speeds with stAndard-type rims on
all four wheels. These films ana
I'VE actual blowouts In slow mo-
ton. and show how tires quickly
twisted off the ordinary rim
causing a strong and dangerous
tendency To serve.
The ssme film record Of dupl-
cate tests with Plymouths new
safety rim wheel shows that tires.
after being blasted, still were held
safely in place on the wheel. and
allowed the driver 10 hold front
wheels straight with ease. The
special safety slots " the rim
eripped both beads o. the tire
much more securely. helping 70
hold the tire on the wheel and the
rim up off III. road.
This greatly reduced the dan
ger OF the flat tire Hopping or
twisting off the wheel. or other
wise throwing the car out Of con-
troll thus viping out Sots Of the
danger from blowouts. experienced
test drivers maintain"
Further startling evidence -
the efficiency Of Plymouth's new
safety design IL contained ~ the
film record of preliminary tssss
Strictly for purposes ~ further
study. Nst tire already blasted
IN q previous test vas put hack
~ . front wheel ard driven from
q standing start up 10 80 miles
per hour. under perfect control
In fact. with ease ~ esntrol In
cressine A. speed went up A. the
wheel spun fsstsr. centrifugal
force Of the Debated tire lifted
the nm higher off the road. IN
ersssing steering ease.
Means Of blasting ths tire ~
any desired speed was a special
dynamite r1g hooked up outside
the car 10 tn. individual wheel
Vuicsnizsd into the sids-Wsli Of
IN. tire was q patch. and sealed
in this patch was a dynamite cap.
A wire connected ~ the huocsp.
through q sprinr attachment on
the fender. Set off the charge al
TIE flick Of q master witch In ths
drivers seat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

stationed az MaNweIl Flelo. near Monigom
cry. Alabama. The fact that Dorothy plans
to leave soon for the south so she may be
near her husband explains the farewell.
II is no idle boast TO say that hundreds
will miss her and that the staff Of the South
Tacoma Chevrolet dealer will miss her most
-. she really is the pet of the gang.
She was born in Kansas City but moved
with her parents at an early age 10 Denver.
At still early age Is years ago -. the
Brides iourneyed westward TO Tacoma and
have resided in this city ever since.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

The final assembly completed On =
progressive production line. The
bodies are mainly n the "eos1"
and unit types Deliveries NJ the
new trucks are slrssdy under way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Won A ChOO-ChOO Ride!

Leon Titus and his sales staff left yesterday by
train for Portland where they the guests Of the
Ford Motor Company al victory dinner.
1t seems the boys had job TO do sales job
q, and they did it, Thus the chOO-choo ride and the
handOut.
Those making the trip with the big boss included
James w WILL Fred Hess, Harry Christensen, Bill
Holmes. Norman Arndt. Harold Davies. Johnny Nam
moliti. Del Sprague, Hans Malcolm Jack Francis and
George NanCleve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
And The Dame Said NO!

sweet young thing whose figure causing her
Bit of headache. looked longingly at a piece Of
chocolate cake in fact she looked longingy and
long. When invited 10 partake Of some, she muir
INJURED someth hing like this:
Tn dying to try it but I'm Tying to diet"
- vAksd away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

Dorothy has hobby Il concerns a piano. In fac'
II is than hobby IL is art. because Doroth
can really play She graduated from the Aqunas Conserva
tory of Music and taught for three before entering IN
automobile business.
From among the six girls who work with her in
the Chevrolet establishment. Guy Sheehan. general
manager. will probably select and don't
mind saving he has much from which TO choose.
There's Marian Seander EVELYN Price. Wnifred SOM
mar. Dorothea Fromen, Jean Shining and Eileen Don
nelly.
The word popular" has been just about badly over
worked as the word attractive but Is really stickln
facts when they applied Mrs Angln She has NOR
friends than sweepstakes winner and when her de
rarture from Tacoma will leave in its wake much regret
the hearts of all who have been privileged to know her,
speak the truth, elp me-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Hail And FareueH,

This week bid hail and farewell Of the veterans
of Tacomas Dorothy Bride Angn. who has
been associated with the South Tacoma Motor company for
srm since 1886
Not long Dorothy married Sergeant Preston Ans
an of The L $ ArmN Ar Carns q Yakima bow who is now
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Smooth Is The Watch On Your Writ
Means Something II Buick Faciory

FLINT MIsk.-The importance II balance In vihsason-
less operation only Of ensmes but also in many other
vital elements Of tho IL emphasized in phase II
the manufacturing program ef the nuiek motor division d1
closed today by Harlow " cursics. president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Quite An Order!

David A. Wallace. president Of the Chrysler Divi-
sion of Chryser Corporation said today his firm next
will produce army tanks which ride AS
smoothly baby buggies"
The plant. he said. would be capable of producing
10 tanks a day. Wallace predicted the national de-
tense emergency would not curtail automobile pro-
duction barring sonnet hing unforeseen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
0ldsmobile's Hydra Maiic
Is Popular With Motorists


odsmohe sixes and Fights equipped With the exclusive
advantage Of HysMatc Drive have reached national
volume this feature first introduced 81 than
900 according % - Manson president Of The Mun>ea
Motor company Tseouss exclusive Odsmohiie dealer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10
Action At Last

LlH 80 1RlEHt-L|T -H f-fFl ny
... a., ,a .r,;a.+
..4fa '4a,,,.=
,-l...
49, 49,,
-
s-.,Ia h.,
.,...n
... ,,.,a,.o
..d
,
,
-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

AN fI) - AN ENiERlENClI)
waitress with good reference. Ap-
ply to Puritan Gaze, Warrcntou, n.
{. l0-2t
I'M that extra room for = rcntar
The cost is small and We can do Tho
lob quickly. ! G. Wheeler J..
phone 1913 or 8l2-,J q-3ti
FOR REM: APARTMENT WITH
steam heat, hot and colo water,
and garage Telephone l72 or
io-'ues-iil-u
FOR RENT APARTMENT or
three nicely furnished rooms, Pos
session ON fourteenth. Private bath.
AIuG.ru COM cnienCeS for light
draa "N,n+nd D N''o' o., 3', W. = D'n,
vi
HONEST WEIGHTS. PRICES. AND
quality are a reality ON fresh fruIts
and Vegetables. fancy groceries.
fresh western meats, AT Herbert's
ivt.0M f'"''S' P''o''c 4o'' fI'' a'r
,N'' '-'A
JOE AND CLIFF REM INVITE
won ia visit thrm at -ho;,. NOW, La,-
per 1h"p at North Henderson, All
n"a''I Nn'N 3udF"'1'ee" sausage
10y 'oo no'''I' prop. Io-'t
SPECIAL. ON SOCIAL, ENCRAN-
.IS. "e""'Il3 niN''''IonS ana an
r'',.,'y '''NI.'9' N',',rIS N"IUS' ~
'N,i''""0' ''N'''"i ~'tdb'li'lN ana
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

FRESH BARBECUE AND BRUNS-
wick stew cooked Wednesday. June
IL. Phone 633-J. Vance Filling
Station. l0-lu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

FOR RENT: ONE WATKINS
apartment, William street, Apply
Fred b. Hight, office phone 28S.
residence oU-J. OFT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

FOR PRINTING, PHONE 81. AL
lord's Printing and Office Supply
Co. "IlenderSon'S most modtl
printing establishment and Office
supply store. We guarantee ~
nleasc 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

VACATION TINE IS ACCIDENT
time. IruNcl accident pour.cs 81 ma
OF $1,000 per year. Get yours br.
lore you start your Vacation TIM
Frank Nj. BaInhart, Agent. Phones
~. lU.2tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
cars washed and creased for S1.OO
Also bargains on grinding valves.
installing rings, and amy kind Of
mechanical work. Legg-Palham
Company. Phone Is. 28-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

MOTlI-PROOF YOUR CLOTHES
nov. Don delay. Let us clean
them and place them IN moth
proof bags for next falls use.
Vance Cleaning Co. Phone 1878.
5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

that Mr.. "DuSty" Williams is now
with US. Cal us for expert re-
frigcrator repairing. Upchurch &
Dackc Electric Co. ..10-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10
WANT ADS

WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED
waitress with good reference. Ap-
ply to Puritan Gaze, WaUrcntou, n.
{. lO-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

Honest WEIGHTS, PRICES, AND
quality are a reality on fresh fruits
and vegetables, fancy groceries,
fresh western meats. at Herbert's
yellow Front, phone 439. Free de
livery. eft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10
WANT ADS
Get Results

HAIL NEED NOT DESTROY Yu1rp
years laborS without c.mrnnn
ton. Let us place Insurance
your tobacco crop today. Insur,, VI
Department. Citizens Bank a. Tr,,'.
Company. 80 no.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

If YOU ARE FAB-SEEING ynI-
VIII prepare yourself tor tbc f.,
ture with a good busne-, t.IF,r2',
henderson business College. Fail
term begins September 3. Gl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

ture with a good bu>Ine-. to ID
henderson Business CDIIrsn Us
term begins September 2 ,9ii
OIL % roh AOCR NEEDS IN
sell Vita-Var paints and ''', we
pete inc OF paint suppIIc, v,,,,
Roofing Co., phone 606 MN
-.
Ahh'-lllE fhNFEtT COLD
Beautiful tInts. Only 5oc 'ti.
age. Phone 50. Alex 5. Nh '''N-
H..
NIoi'E AlILEAGL foH WORN ONT
pleased with oar work w. o'u
for and deliver. Gifl~-uu4. S
Shop. Croker Gris>om. prou 80
u
time. Travel accident police. , S5n
or $1,000 per vCar. &c, y,II.. .
lore you start your lay5rT.r ,5I
Frank Nj. Barnhart, Agent pt,aan,
al. No.
. , ALL
MINUS VI 'ou! anu leIder re-
par work. Motor Sales Co
bOlIp y MODERN HOME TEIItO.
ugh building and loan and pay for
Building x Loan AssocrIr"n- al
b. Wcstcr. Sccy. IE,
FOR FRESH FRUITS AND NEl,F-
tables, sec Coward Cash Grocery.
GEL PRICES ON OUh Used tAa,
before YOU buy. + x L Motor Co.
Dodge and Plymouth dealer. III
Chestnut street. 4-eod-tf
FOR SALE THREE NICE FRESH
young milk oWs Very gentle
good qualities. Prices reasonable.
Claude Fleming. phone %ILG
WISE, \. {. gil
WANTED. GOOD MILLING CORN.
Let me KNOW what yuj harr
pay market prcc. >. G. Wilson.
WIllIamsburo, 1854.
.o
N'olfN9 liAAbCkNhhS AND
'cm only &c. Eat 'cm here or take
en- home. Coopor'a Lunch. near
fir" station. 2-tt
SALE oN EN RUGS GOOD
$50: SIC 6N9. 500. Il. +. sal
tcrWhI)e & Sons, near fire station.
29tf
-
- ''\' '',NiINlF rs IN
make moro ana better TRENDS Tor
-, l..cv oI Values" Alex S.
prices sell" lott
n New ChcNfoiet For II Is HE
nation 5 cholcc-cyc ii, Try 1t, puy
II. ~fNefeady Chevrolet Co. phone
HIS Is AN EXCELLENT SEASON
10 transplant snapdfaSonS, calen-
duIaS, scarlet sage, and other bed-
ding plants. Special prices when
you come 10 greenhouse. BrIdScIs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-10

FOR Rem: APARTMENT WITH
steam heat, hot and cold water,
and garage. Telephone l72 or
S38-J. lO-tues-frl-tf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-30
BRADLEY EXPECTS
 SUPPORT FOR BILL
State Asked to Help COm- munities Planning Sew
 age Disposal Plants

Representative William B. Brad ley, Sr., of Beacon Falls (R), said today that he expects wide bi-par- tisan support for his bill calling for State grants to towns and munich palities for the construction of sew age-disposal plants.
 MT. Bradley's bill has created considerable interest through its provision for financing such sew age-disposal plants by using the surplus in the tSate treasury.
 The bill is primarily plan for the elimination Of pollution of the State streams, and it provides that the entire surplus in the General Fund as of next June will be ap- propriated to the State Water Commission. Under the bill the Commission would be authorized to pay from that appropriation, esti- mated to exceed three million dol lars, one-third of the cost of con- Struction of Sewage-diSpoSal plants in any town or city as approved by the Commission, with construction to be supervise dby the Commis- sion. Application for the State grant must be made under the terms of the measure, prior to December 31, 1941, when the unexpired or un- committd balance of the original appropriation would be returned to the General Fund.