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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

There is certain amount of educational work to be done by these missions. Other countries have their shortages, too, often in goods which they formerly import ed from the United States. To off, set this, these countries must be helped in using their own produc- tive facilities so that they will not require capital goods from the Uni- ted States in large quantities. Here is a problem of helping foreign manufacturers convert their plants to the production of war goods which the United States must irn- port.
 FOREIGN INDUSTRIES
 ARE BEING FINANCED
 Financing some of these foreign industries colnes into the picture, too. Credit is sometimes needed to set up or expand business in the mining of tin, the growing Of rub- Der or in other fields. Government loan agencies step in here, under Board of Economic Warfare direc- tives, to set the wheels of business rolling and get goods moving.
 Import battles reach their height of effectiveness in the eo-called "preclusive" buying the freezing out of all competitors so that the United States gets all of Mexico's supply of mercury all of Peru's surplus rubber. This is import eco- homie warfare at its flercest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

from the operetta "Maytime."
 Free tickets are now available to the general public. Having given parents of Connecticut men in, the armed forces sufficient time in which to secure tickets, the com- mittee in charge ruled today that tickets should now be made availo able to anyone who desires to at tend. Tickets may be secured at the Hartford Courant, Hartford Times, Station WHIT, Bushnell Hall or the State Defense Council sponsors of the event.
 Tickets are also available through the New Haven Defense Council, Station WATR in Waterbury; Sta- ton WICC in Bridgeport; Station WNLC in New London and at the Bristol Chamber of Commerce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

Telling you Danny Matarazzo is still tending to his grocery store business having received brief de- ferment from his board. Tommy COppOla, former it's true what they say about the Irish COlleens being too charming for wOrds Reno ArceriO has passed his bombers examination at Miami Beach, Florida and is now awaiting combat duty. Mayor Vincent SeuIly and his police board chairman, Bill Verriker, having an ice-cream soda at the junction. Dan Carson having interesting conversation with one of Uncle Sanl's men at the post Offlce
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

Eddie Evans employment manager at the Water bury Clock Company will be honored at testimonial dinner this evening at D'Angelo'S on the Watertown Road. The former Industrial League basketball star future MT. and Mrs Lester C. Batdorf of 40 South
 Main street have decided to chrsten their daughter of May 9, Barbara Louise. Walter Norman, air raid warden, will complete four years at Crosby High next month He plans to take engineering course at the University of Connecticut at Storrs in September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
'PUZZLING' PEARSON
 ON LOCAL PROGRAM

Two sketches, Cant Live With out You" and "Over the Back Fence" will be presented at a meet ing of the YPFC of the South Fed- erated church, Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. George "Puzzling" Pear son of New Haven will perform and a program of popular music will be presented.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

Rev. James McGrath, local boy now assigned to st. DOnatO's Church, New Haven celebrated his first solemn Mass five years ago Saturday morning. Rev. Peter M. Murphy, Washington Hill native now yesterday :. Rev. George Reilly, assistant at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, ordained nine years ago today Joseph OBren, Crosby SeniOr expects to enter Holy Cross College in September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

louis Nngliare of South Main Street entered St.. Mary's Hospital Friday afternoon to undergo major operation Saturday morning Bill Circa first theater
 manager in the state drafted by the Army, is with the 579th Tech School Squadron 145, at Miami Beach, Florida . . Ellen Monroe has been discharged from St. Marys Hospital NGrS Leon CorliSS and her daughters Mary Jane and Sarah, have gone to Maine for the remainder of the summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

Nancy DOnahue, Rita Ruggles and Helen O'Don- ne three Washington Hill IasSies swapping notes at St. Mary'S hospital while recovering from recent appendectomies Jimmie Calvin of the opposition is preparing for the celebration of another birthday next week How time flies says Jimmie PatrOIman Joe PeIan is at his OratOricaI best describing the cute tics of his grandson Francis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
c ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ

Questions on Comic Page
 1. Wearer of this medal fought with Union Army in the Civil War. 2. War threatens Australia and New Zealand.
 3. Portugal and France have small holdings in India
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
Good Evening.

CROWNED! Many are called Day after day, The seasons going big For the Queen of the May. Queens in New England Or in the south land, Queens in New Jersey All get hand Call me early, mother, That's what she used to say, Call me early for I'm to be Queen of the May ... A queen in net or organdie, queen in voluminous tule, A queen in more lowly cotton Gets crowned at her school Tn shower of blossoms, wreath in her hair, Crowned she is with splendor Followed by pair iO6 equally fair assistants Who are part of the show That every year goes so big When 6 girl is crowned Queen of the May.
 FEM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

biz feature to say it's funny would he putting it mildly. Harry Langdcn. featured with Marian Marsh, will make you howl with delight at his portrayal pf a newspaper reporter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

I. the Industrial
 E n zine c F in E B r a n c h, which l Q) helps foreign producers to in. crease their Out- put and (2) aids foreign countries to meet their own shortages with. out capital goods from the U. S.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
TOMORROW.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND IN ARLINGTON COUNTY

GAkb sA1 m 9r Ak11NdFos HA5R6slc coGST9 oaRASF
pvrsnanf phGIHIh; a. tb. term. =, n..a =, rru..
bearing date on August IS, 1911. @ re-.
Gooptg Goo9 H.s Of A.lns 5s pssd
70 he under sisned trustees. 'pH''0n IN trust To-
hefeR set forth G dsu sS;
@ On ssd indsStedne.s snd At s ese '"sasss rsausst
ITSs;ss; IF}s4,on VII , ,Ger isi ssIs s1shfe
County Court Hous. aoea on " ne
October Z. Is42. AT 4:3O O'CLOCK PM.
az that certain land situate in Arlington
as sIaik foiicvs: :'s'n'"' Daf'lcu'arl' described
as s @sss '..s, :i H.
by % deed aeE dated sept.@bsf e: a1 bs4'fss fs
asIO; y: "a and 1e recorded in Lber "A" No. 4.
a. bsazNNlna Rssf Hsh at letter "A" on tn. pla,
Does De sa'a 70 s9syey sions thsnee 20. so
q the Georsetovn Road: thence @ sPa'a n. :'fs T.
sU1, soTtb bsns D0es IT. to e. Sc. stone on TIE
tract tract conveyed BY deed to Maria o'Reiily;
1henee 1ss &C., With Vi the line Of said tract. n.
center of lGa "a. pSles W. J. k.Io,S aks s E
tract. N. 53' w. l3 poles to 81 where
the railroad; thence with the said line
., sonfdi 6ia W; 1919 poles to the beginning.
:, Exclusive Of u of an acre covered BY
The Washington. Ohio and Western Rail-
road tracks; excepting therefrom / 40
recorded in Liber ''B" No. 4. at paes ..
az ana w;,I;o alSo excepting about "a acre sold
iiber wnHsm ..E M naoler 6y deed 55eecorded in
during his life and no LONGER.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Conveyanc-
ing, including revenue stamps, at the cost
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
DOUGLAS r. PHILLIPS
GEORGE F. CRAMER
se"1,2325,9S 30 ocD e Trmst...
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BUICK 1910 4-door sedan: two tone sreen;
low I3 mileaee; excellent % condition. very good
BUICK 1898. 4-door sedan; tires only 200
radio and heater: S525. Phone Oh. 1868
before 10 I'm or after pm.
f'Sish and '1 upho1sssry iSSa sse.llen. zuSs:!
isas / 4th st. NV. Du: 44b5. m " AlN''
BUICK ls4l model 46-s sedanetts: !.
tres: immseal.te throushout: ssss.
HAWKINS. 1888 14th ST. NV. Du. 1855:
blue finish; owner: 5 nne tires: immacu-
HAwkiNs: 1883 14th St nv pU. 146S:
CADILLAC '32 .12-cylinder club sedan
heavy duty. 7.50x17. 3b35 18th st. NV.
cADnLAc 1871 e-pass; blk coupe; hydro
owner. Hobart 1858
CHEVROLET 1880 special de luxe town
sedan: radio. heater. seat covers. low mile
age rood tires: S575. TR. 1881.
Ide,1!n} cHsX1RoLET ls4o comys1toie coupe ~.
14or n4fh s s.. sTNvARr' SiWI ~fi pG. 1903
faug Esa.G 1871 m..ts. de lpae 299r
HAwKINs. isss 14th st. NV. pu. 99SS::
CHEVROLET 1e41 special de luxe town
Lieut.: in the Navy: 2 real buy for only s7s6.
Oath and oue) North 229s
CHEVROLET 1871 6-pass. convertible club
heater: almost = new car. formerly owned
s!rv;.. BY phsrmscist Tp;a who has sone into the
f 5.i SfeSsa sAEs .fsss 1893 sSs
18th st. NV. G4th and QueD. North 229s.
CHEVROLET 1910 special de luxe 6-p.s-
seat covers. 5 excellent tires: owner trans
ferred; $625. Stored at 2516 Que st.
CHEVROLET 1871 Special town sedan,
from; some have heaters. and radios: ~
ss ssnsn cn;yy s;! caf's W. ,sss Sst'r CO.. 7sS wis
COUPE: 1000 to j 5000 miles: radio.
heater. defroster: seat 6. covers: S7?5 cash;
estsp o4 sa. os sss4 sss1 is;
CHEVROLET 1899 coach, Master de luse;
3O-day xritten guarantee; trade. terms
ana L. Z. re RE: ssbi. Open .senins: " I'll. 'til. 5: ;
room. exceptionally clean; low mileage;
wonderful tires. barsain price. WHE6ER
INC. Chrysler-Plymouth. 1910 Wisconsin.
CIIRYsLER 1899 "6" Royal sedan; tiptop
ssae .essas Isfs fS MroR safss
1908 18th G4th and Quel. North 2298.
DE SOTO 1942 club coupe; leather uphol-
ofIer BOX e4 81. Star.
! owner: ezes5lsss .t t!ss: d ssld s:,!s; ssr::
eonsin ealn price, WHEELER INC. 1910 Wis
De SOTO 1899 custom sedan; tip-top extra
1885,
1908 18th st. 14th and Q. North 220S
De SOTO 1871 custom 4-door sedan: low
9on ssn bS1 oast %ods
IN, i, i, r. sEEgARr. NC; ..o,
DE- SOTO 1941 4-door sedan; equal to .
nneera neao car: oenersl dual tires. sood for
dsfroster. is to 22 miles on q sailon ras:
the car looks and performs like . new caJ:
private owner, no trade; Sl.100. Can
DoDoE le41 4-door custom sedan; radio.
pm s.i ' pupont Ssss SS isss ''f'' s'2' After
FORD 1oz1 Tudor: .11.OOO milss. Derfect
Phone Atlantic 1S1s. 80 ''''
FORD 1885 de luxe tudor sedan; e1esllsnt
500. sSdS'n Du. u sies. sn' '''@A 'n''''0i' '''''
FORD 1870 Tudor sedan: elaek anish. ra-
dio and heater; driven only $4,000 miles.
f1ss;st nos 5is co o.rssa aa s. iss 1872 L term:
Sstsssn and L m. ssS1. 6psn eve.
ninss til ..
Evening star., 1942-10-06
LOTS FOR SALE,

HoMEsrTE AND SMALL ACREAGE,
Hill and Camp Springs. Prince Georges
County. Md, 3h miles from D. c.: buy
now. our prices will advance in so days:
$500 per acre up: plated streets and roads
have graveled surface: buy several for in
vestmen.: small cash down payment and
balance in - monthly payments. Call
n: c, HINES & SONS, Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
WEST CHEVY CHASE

wooded lot. south side Drummond ave.
about 3 50. from Wis. ave. One Of the most
beautiful SITS. in this sect. with hne homes
trees, water sew. gas. elect'y S3 1t. front
BY 155 It. 1c.s42 sd. IT.. 81 800 fless than
IL cents per it,. First cash offer takes.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
PROPOSALS,

COMMISSIONERS. D. c., WASHINGTON,
September 80, 1942.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 500, District Building,
until 2 pm. October g. 1942, and then
% psriais and Pt performins mi ' the work nc Tor thu the
construction Of Sanitary Sewer. N Street
Sc. between Both Street and Branch
Avenue. consisting of approximately 665
linear feet Of 10-inch diameter terra Gotta
pipe sewer. Proposals may be examined
and secured at the Once Of the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department Room 427,
District Building. se30, ,oc1 2.3.5.6
Evening star., 1942-10-06
STORES FOR RENT

NEW STORE WITH FULL BAsEMENT, ON
prominent street, heat furnished: reason
able rent: parking space available OR
2244 or RA. 672S
GROUND FLOOR-HEAT FURNISHED
Vic. 18th and Columbia I'd. NV: SIS mo.
B. r. SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV. Ma
tional 21OO
2-STORY FIREPROOF BLDG, m MAR
2S13 18th STREET N.E-ROOM 25x6O
Rent reasonable to start
WAPLE d JAMES, INC.
1924 14th st. NV, DI 334e
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUILDING AND LOT, 5000 SO. TT.
eacn: manufacturing, printing, upholster-
ing. day nursery. HI. O21O.
AUCTION SALES,
Evening star., 1942-10-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

6;,RM. COLONIAL. SUN PARLoR. FIRE
place. full cellar, large lot, garage, con-
vertible oil furnace. In center of Hyatts-
VILE; Only $500 down. WA. 27O6 or WA.
ARL1NGTON-S625O- RMS, BATH
gas range and refrigerator, coal heat, auto.
gas water heater attic hoored and in
sulated; completely screened; garage: large
corner lot Out Wilson blvd. to Jefferson.
left to 5ol Shown by app't. Call
ND. sPEc1ALs,.3vAcANT 2 NEARBY, J.
up. .750-S11, $50; farms. acreage.
lots. N. E. RYON CO., MA. 1907. GE. 6146.
Ss.25O-BRIcK, BEDRMS., TILED B..
shower: Gv. rm. with fireplace: modern
din. rm., kit; oil heat. h.w. floors: cor.
lot 55xl55: lae shade trees: basement.
BOSS REALTY, OK. 2ala
BRICK COLONIAL, $500 OWNER
transferred, must sell; rooms. bath, full
basement, screened porch, oil heat: only 3
years old, good as new: l block bus line
and school: new community. Appointment
only, CHI. $500.
ARLINGTON : wIsrERIA COVERED,
white brick house. on 9i1O Of an acre;
many fruit trees: lovely garden econom
ical operating cost: miles from Lincoln
Memorial; good bus service. Shown by
appointment only. HOLBROOK & co.
Chestnut 5q4q
Evening star., 1942-10-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

coI.oRED = 700 BLOCK HOBART PI..
n:w.-2-story semi-det brick. 6 rms. bath.
furnace heat: $3.50 down and $50 mo.
v. 8. HURLBERT. Ma. 1870. 931 H St NV.
cOLORED-7OO BLK End ST. N.W-2-
story brick, rms. bath, gas and cleo,
lat. heat. $3.50 down, s55 mo. " s.
HURLBERT, 931 H St NV
Evening star., 1942-10-06

In Kenwood, Chevy Chase.
Beautiful white Georgian Colonial resi-
dence for the family who demands fine
economic living, in a restricted section.
Owner Leaving for War Work.
Priced for Quick Sale.
For Inspection call CHAs. H. JERMAN,
WI. 1880 or LU. 1888
Evening star., 1942-10-06

MIDDLEToWN, ND. TRIDERICK COZ
rooms. 9 baths. ami. hardwood floors.
2.car esraEe; In excellent repair. Box
l40-N. Star, o.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

HW-S.StOEy 3CIulsuSt, DIlCk, o EmS., OaGn,
v 3 auRLnERT o aA. 1870 sS76 ss1 s1 Gs1 St. n.%. %s.
coLoRED-7OO BLK. 2nd ST. N.Y.
se hes ssb6 ns dorn hath ;5 Ga; and se
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
sId,,nf 81 CASH FOR D. G; PRoPERTIEs:
RodER MOSS. s27 18th. 81. si2i.
CASH FOR HOUSE. BRICK OR FRAME
!f r St folsrsa Ns saRRY Me- soas
DEsIRE DETACHED IN GOOD N.M-1st
o' sxrY T. xD r09ms a4se ue Or to nsil sleoaG ias5
ys rSx e4sH SSs s eSR MHRs Rh2R
800 11th st. Sc. Franklin 21OO.
ESPECIALLY NEED HOUSES IN cLEvE-
W. .ns Anfs Eou}s Hs'1 F. fs sHokAkGK M kk2is
any rAY sohd AdL Gasa "a moM 1LD
1882 Woodley pl NV. CO. 1915.
nGsT 1s Of PIECES B E1E sS ANY SEC
obligation Personal attention. Cali or or
write, T: H. PARKER. 1924 14th st. NV.
DI. 3346 or RA. O349
WANTED yL.'l.E 1MrMEDIATELY, IN AREA OF
room house. Call Wisconsin 6s67.
DETACHED BRICK, 3 BEDRMS., $4,000
$500; Down payment $1,000. No agent.
TR. 50Tl.
q TO r., ALL CASH, D. c. ONLY: BRICK
or frame: E. A. GARVEY, DI. 45Os. Eve
or Sun, GE. $500. l Thomas Circle.
ehsse, s. G.. r or nearby S Nd % 5ome a sisGS6. iaGSf
Apply at once. EN-. 1890 till 9 pm.
F. A. TWEED CO, 5504 CONN. AVE.
WE WANT MORE HOUSES TO SELL IN
Washington and nearby Montgomery Coun-
ty. , List with US; we get results,
I'll 10th st. NV. National O765
WE CAN SELL OR RENT YOUR HOUSE.
NO CHARGE FOR APPRAISAL. CALL U.s.
L. G. WHITE REAL. ESTATE,
EST. 1910,
7115 Wisconsin Ave WI. 1900 g..
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE
AT its value today. There is no charge
for our appraisal Ask for Mr. Browning
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Est 1887
DI. 1O15. REALToR 1919 x st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

Cash IMMEDIATELY FOR PROPERTY
IN q: G.. white or colored: A. FISCHER.
63N 18th st. NV. MA. 1928 or CO. 1910
Evening star., 1942-10-06

ROOMING HOUSE
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Three-story brick; first floor >, rooms
and bath second floor, :, rms and bath;
Ard floor 3 rooms and bath: also 3 addi-
tional rooms in English-type basement;
automatic h.w. heat: price reduced to
$4,000 for immediate sale.
80. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
s0S Il St n w National c24S
Evening star., 1942-10-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY TOR RENT

URNISHED-6-ROOM, DETACHED NEW
home, gas heat, open fireplace: near Silver
Spring, Md: Sl25 per mo. Phone Shep.
S3O9 or WO. 1928.
NEW 5-RM. BRICK. ATTACHED BRICK
garage: completely modern, located on lge.
villa site. ] Y miles west Of Annandale:
Navy Bldgs.. and Quartermaster's Depot;
500 per month. GOODNOW REALTY CO,
Phone AleXandria 11S1 or Alexandria 1Ol6.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WILL PAY CASH FOR 5, OR z ROOM
house in Prince Georges County ROBERT
s: DAVIS, Maryland Bldg. Hyattsville.
WA. 1900
Evening star., 1942-10-06

WOODRIDGE SPECIAIS.
New 6-room brick, large rooms. fireplace:
lots 300. feet deep. 20 large shade trees;
cash talks
Five-room semi i-detached brick. INV h.,
S4 800: $500 cash: $40 per month. See
H. C. MAYNOR, 2314 Rhode Island ave.
ne NO 433S
Evening star., 1942-10-06
OWNER LEAVING.
O. EEn
ARLINGTON. VA,

5-room brick full cellar, vacant. about
2 years old: near Glebe rd and Lee high
way; row house, easy to heat; 10c bus;
price. $4,000.
5-room frame bungalow. full cellar, h.
VIII: near Buckingham shopping center.
! &c bus vacant: price, $3.50 with $3.50
down; balance. S55 mo
JUDSON REAMY,
Evening star., 1942-10-06

AUTO TKUCkS FOX HIKE.
ANEL-MERCHANDISER
Trucks available on rental to business firms;
service includes everything but the driver
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE.
2Ol Que st. NV. North 331l
Evening star., 1942-10-06

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
DODGE TRUCK 1881, Ih ton, dual rear
wheels good tires: 500. WA. S70b after
Evening star., 1942-10-06

real, beautiful Early American brick
hcme, located on large wooded lot, consist
ing Of z rooms. 2a baths which includes
3 bedrooms. also first-hoor den. A beauti-
full recreation room is located in base
ment; screened porch over attached ga
rage Owner leaving city and has offered
this new home for quick sale. Call Lmer-
son 1890 until . pm
TWEED
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03
DR.. ISABELLA K
SPEAKS ON CANCER
Farmer Henderson Lady. Now IN
University Of California. Here
on Her Way North

DR.. Isabella II. Perry. cancer re
-e.rch Specialist. ~ Visiting Ter
brother. b. II. Perry. and sisters, Miss
Leah Ferry ana NirS. K. G.. kittrell.
here, on heI way to i meeting oil
forty or more scientists from ali over
the country. who viii discus pro-
sre>s made in the fight on cancer.
DR.. Perry the daughter OF tn,
late Mr.. and Mrs. Reddlns Perry,
OF Henderson. She is q member oil
the faculty OF the University OF Cali
iurnia .,ledical School III San Fra =
cisco. has done extensive research
in cancer ana Is mildly optimistic
over progress that has been made.
She is to read Il paper before the
scientists meeting under auSplce OF
the international Cancer Research
Foundation at the Traymore hotel III
Atlantic City tomorrow and Satur-
day. She flew east from San Fran
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York. June 4.-(.AP)-Col-
tom futures opened IS to IS cents a
Duit higher.
Late forenoon prices We're S cents
q bale lower t. 20 cents higher: july
1872. December 1891 and March
10 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

On his way to receive an honorary
degree of doctor of law is Lieut..
Gen. Hugh A. Drum (right), COM
handing officer Of the First Army.
With him at the 188th annual COM
mencement exercises at Columbia
University in New York City il
Col. Marstor Taylor Bogert, profess
SOC emeritus Of chemistry.
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

way rom ms nome IN
to JdckSonviIie lie ','-
Lisgett x NiyeIs Sale ,''nyr,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACI6S
f' s't,l IS Mil Miles | s of Kidney ruh'.

IL you have an excess Of a,jdsir
your - niles Of kidney tubes m9 yoqr blood,
worked. These tiny filters and tn may be over
ing uay and night to help N ,I : are Ton-
Wbar VI eAeeis acids and puisonon I'D your
POISONOUS si ma : !, Of Of Kidney %func,ioSnaI p S ,
may cause naggiug backurhs = your blood, II
leg pains, loss of pep and ene rsuA,atle pain,
hieh,ts', swelling, pufhness mi getting Up
headaches and dizziness. Freagan+ .he eyes,
passages With smarting and I'm OF scauty
times shows there is sontgtbit Dlftihe sona-
your kidneys or bladder Wong With
so mi1H Sour d dl1yn need tl aeiP thesqrae a bowel
cessfully by millions for o",r 8 = Ms used sue.
Fiye happy relief and viii hcIp M g!'s, They
Kidney tubes flush out poi~ono1s ! % ,.!Irs oi
your blood. Get Doaps Pm waste FROM
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

c,eco and viii fly pacs after me con-
ference in Atlantic City. Her paper
will be on the subject. "Hormone-
and Cancer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03
Lieut.. Swain Here.

l.eat j. B.ouHt Swain. Il the
,utte5 St-ta@ Naval All Corps, ~ho
Stationed II Key West. Fla. Is
pending a few days here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03
ENSIGN WHITAKER
is VISITOR HERE

Ensign HOWARD Whitake". station
ed al the Naval Air Station III Jack
sonvillt. Florida, pent Tuesday
night and Wednesday here on hi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

toDi0.e-e norma, - ~ *
cL.I q rom the director N.ao Ia,
that he may be found at the high
school every week day morning. He
"a requested that those Interested
contact hiu At once
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13
KINGS ROW
HA 5EfssY BEILAktAKlNa

that was the shortest way TO RAM
dy's house. He walked slowly, as If
some reluctance stayed his feet.
He had thought SO often of COM
ing home. Now he was here. This
was Kings Row. He looked east
and west on the cross street. This
shabby, dingy-looking street, this
village. A strange heavi1less
settled on his heart, and with ii
came quick, keen wave of home-
sickness for Vienna. Vienna had
meant friends, comfortable
something that was almost home
Vienna was - he shook himself
free of the thoughts. That was be-
ing maudlin, and worse, it was be.
ing afraid. He walked quickly
down the street.
"Parrisl"
'Randy--my dearp
ooh, Paris, I'm so glad to see
you'll"
"Drake?"
Randy had just started out
when she met Paris. She swung
the white-painted gate open again.
Come on in. Drake will be crazy
he'll be so glad to see YOU"
How is he?" Paris caught her
arm and held back as they came
to the door. "How is he really?"
Randy looked away, then back
again. Her eyes dimmed a little.
l"I don't really know, Paris. ]
don't really know. He seems -
more like himself lately. But I
can't tell"
Randy opened the door.
Drake shrank back a little into
his pillow, and with an instructive
gesture he pulled the sheet UP
under his chin.
"Drake!"
Paris held tight to brakes
hand and looked down into the
deeply Swallowed eyes.
Drake"
Drake moved his lips, but nc
word came. His face was like q
mask of thin stone. He shifted
a little like an embarrassed chile
and turned his face away.
Paris sat down On the edge Of
the bed and laid his cheek hare
against brakes.
Randy backed out of the dool
and closed it behind her. She
went to the kitchen and sat dowr
In a low chair behind the stove.
Mary, blessed Mother of God
Mary, blessed Mother of God
Mary, blessed Mother of God!'
She repeated the words over anc
over again, neither hearing the
sound of them, nor thinking o.
their meaning.
Ito Be Continued
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13
WHITTEMORE SELLS
BIG BRICK GARAGE

Naugatuck, March 13-The j H.
Whittemore company has sold a
large brick garage on Water street
to the Observation-Disclosures COM
pany, according to a deed filed yes
terday at the Office of Town Clerk
Raymond ] st. John. Also conveyed
nj the transaction are 1:13 acres of
land on Water street.
Harris Whittemore, Jr, official Of
the firm, said the garage will be used
for storage purposes. Tax stamps
on the deed indicate the sale price
was $4,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13
HECTIC MARRIED LIFE

The turbulent marital life of Car
melita and her husband Dennis
Lindsey, portrayed by Lupe Velez
and Charles Buddy" Rogers, Is said
to hit a new peak in Weakness in
Mexican Spitfire at Sea-" fifth in
the popular RKO Radio series CO.
starring Lupe and Leon Enrol.