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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07
Dramatic Night Attack By British COmmandOs, Par.
 achutists End Fight FRENCH COMMANDERS
 HAVE SURRENDERED ViChy Reports It Has No Word Since Last Night
 From Madagascar
BY EDWARD w. BEATTIE United Press Staff Correspondent

NSSN~ ASSS oS~AA NVAECSpVhuChSD
 London, May 7. = (UP) - British forces, capturing Diego Suarez town and Ant Sirane naval base, smashed Vichy resistance in Mada- gascar today and a British fleet steamed toward Diego Suarez Bay for a triumphal entry this afternoon. The end came in a dramatic. night attack by British Commandos and parachutists on Antsirane while Royal Marines made a diversiona attack. One of the greatest maya bases in the world dominating h. dian Ocean trade routes thus fell after a 48-hour lightning campaign
 The French naval and military commanders surrendered and the terms of equalization were being arranged.
 Resistance by small isolated pock- cts of Vichy troops, their backs to the sea, near Antsirane was expect ed to end at any moment.
 A Berlin radio broadcast quoting dispatches from Vichy this after noon, said that French forces haG withdrawn south of Diego Suare: and taken up new positions to de- fend the main area of Madagascar. The British occupation has been di- rected only at the small mortimer most tip of the 980-mile long island.
 Victory Announced
 A joint communique of the Ad- miralty and war office, and oficial statements by British spokesmen, announced the victory while Prime Minister Winston Churchill jubi- lantly told cheering house of com mons that the British fleet would enter Diego Suarez bay and harbor at about 3:30 p. m. (9:30 a. m. EWT)
 Churchill said the campign. which had taken only 48 hours to win, had taken three months to prepare.
 Plans were drawn up in most minute details, he revealed, and an overwhelming force of men and weapons of all the fighting services, army, navy, air force and comman- dos, was thrown against the Vichy garrison in order to minimize blood shed.
 Our first assault on one French position was repulsed with losses which exceeded 1000 men," he re- Vealed.
 But the British forces under Ma jor General R. G. Sturges, Royal Marines, massed for their climatiG attack and captured Antsirane dur ing the night.
 Commanders Surrender
 "T'he French naval and military commanders have surrendered ana the town of Diego Suarez has beep captured" he said
 We trust that the French nation will in time come to regard this episode as a recognizable step in the liberation of their country, ineluds ing Alsace and Lorraine, from the German yoke" he said.
 Churchill paid tribute 10 the gal, lantfy and dlseiplining of the French forces and said he and hi5 fellow BFitons gTieYed that blood shed had occurred between the troops Of two countries whose peO, ples at heart were united against . common foe
 Diego Snare2 town, the adminioy tFatiye center Of northern MadagaS. ear fell yesterday Andantslree, naval station, hRFboF area and chief t0Wn was captured by the e0mmRnd0S and marines ih theIr climatic night attack,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07
MONSTER
 TANKS BUILDING
Baldwin Locomotive Co. Works to RoII Them Of
 Assembly Lines Soon
nY FUEL e, MOORE

lUmIlNe WENNg MsMW AaBFaa8e Aallsl
 Philadelphia, May [ - fUP,l s- New, Cotton IlNavv tanks soon Wlll he rolling 0N hie assembly, Inc aE Inc Baldwin Locomotive W0gkA 70 widen the stream Of weapons p0liEs lng from AnleFica'G waF ilsdn6lfles,
 I1lahe monsters, among tue bies gest tanks ever llsed, wIll De turned cut on flBe same assembly line baelk Hhiell has increased the plani's production Of Mes llledllsn) lanag br sleaps and h0nnda". as e. $. E8oebei. DaldWia's manager e oFs dHalee sales, put (,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07
CIVILIAN TRAVEL
 IS SPOTLICHTED Use Of Trains, Busses. Air. planes May De Under
 CurtalIment
BY HTLLIER KREEGHBAUAE lUnila1 REaas Staff CeEFespanlenll


 lUnitN6 Press stsff Correspondent Washington May I, - fUPl - The Office 0f Defense TFansp0Ftas ton was drafting 6 galI0DiDg plan f0F non essential civilian travel on trains, buses and aiFplaneg t1day, officials expect to end stFayelsass usual" by the end 0f the year and Intend 70 bring about Q sharp elIr' iailment 0f nOllEeheanlial travel be- fore the end 0f llle elllnneg,
 War production board officials said iile Transportation problem h very serious Rild Rere eAlefiflfd about ihe civilian attitude displayed last weekend when 800 railroad eaFs were needed le carry holiday makers 10 the kenlllekY Derby, Gusb uBe of railroad equipment must stop 0P the var effort Wiil hs eerl' 0'sly lfnpoded. they saiA.
 gGnlaiinMoa an Raae Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

former National Committeeman Samuel F. Pryor. Jr, whose finan- cial aid has been a great assistance to the Republican party in Con- necticut.
 Alters The Picture
 The Brennan boom completely alters the state Republican picture, since observers had generally agreed that, should MT. Baldwin withdraw,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07
E.Gaynor Brennan Of Stamford May
 Run For Governor
Member of State Liquor Control Board, Minority Leader in l937 State Senate; May Have Snp-
 port of National Committeeman Sam Pryor

surprise new candidate bobbed into the Republican gbenatoria nomination picture today in the person of Liquor Control Commission and minority leader in the State Senate 1937 The Democrat from reliable sources informed today that Brennanfor Governor has already been started and is meeting with favorable rncra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

Backers of Commissioners Bren- nan believe that ex-Governor Ray mond E. Baldwin will not be car- didate for renomination this year. They hint broadly that their candi- date may have the endorsement of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07
The Weather

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Evening star., 1942-04-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BOARD OF zoNINo ApJu1TMENT,
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Vt: $50, appeal q The etandsId on
snlsrge the lsSolins service station q
222 New York Avenue NV, lots SIS,
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$3.50. 742.. Appeal Of Frsd p. pSckei6Sqr;
for psrmission 70 estshiiSh IN antomcSlI1
ios s., iUS sausrs aSiX @ 7Ss Appe:l f 81 Hssr;; Hm;;
Z. and Mary G. Nsylcr. for : Yertane6 dugn
the lot OCCUPANCY and inclos6d court 70
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zoninR Adjustment District Of Columbia.
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pRopoxAls.

COMMISSIONERS. 8. G.. WARRINGTON.
April 25, 1949.-seaed proposaia VIII Be
Ssssvsd rss fo g HoSn as sGS pss,cs sr nradns
Two Two second hand siiiins Msehinss, I e. cf sche9-
ule 2712; May 8. Boiler Tubes. 9chedule
275S; May IL, Tuntng Pianos. ochedule
2T69. For specifications and informaticn
apply to Purchasing Omcer, Room $50.
District Building. ap26.27,26
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. .ETC., q, 3.
., O.. April IL, 1e42.-sesled proposels
will be received at this once unit! 10
pc!Gsss 9ssv an snoi Msy ,,l IL 1872 ioT iurpi.ains
materiai ior TIE public printing and bind
DURING the term Of months bestnnins
July l, 1912 The right to reject any
and an bids and TO- waive defects ID re.
served. Detailed schedules Of the mate
proposals and giving the regulations with
which bidders must comply. may be OBJ
Public Printer. ap20,27.
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Aucrlol, SALES.
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southern ls.ldins. fifteenth ana 3 streets
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situate Ia the District 81 Coiumbia. and
DESIGNATED ~ and beinG tos. numbered
twenty-one tsN in square ASS In Robert
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cf land known rs "Barbadoes ana scotland
ENLARGED" q per plst recorded IN Liher So,
folio IS 81 the land records Of the Surveyor
for the District Of Columbia besng premises
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TEEMs seld subject 2 . prior deed q
which viii be announced At time OF sale.
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AfRopiANrs.

ron sALf--AtrpIane. pipsf CUB. conti-
Hental 70 motor 1888 $3.50. Asxan-
L1A1N NYINo an HI Cc0T.
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InconSistent ReasOnfnr.

Althoush II Is senerallz asreed that the
win be tomcrroW" is most uncertain.
nevertheless according TO reports the
amount Of It now here in the banks is
greater than ever before in history, at
the same time productive soil, an absolute
necessity TO life itself and the very basis
hours drive Of this srest Capital City
far below It's real value What to do
about it7 Act now before It is too late.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
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MONEY wAhrrp.

sfvTRAL D. c. AND NlAKsY Nd. WI
secured 1st mortsaGes. s.. 900 to $4,000.
2-nss sS,. ,.oesseassd S nS~e:a ",a Interest q Sc;
M.enth; JOHN A. 1RickLEY. 81. Fs2i.
MED So. 600 AT 81 ON clan FARM or
feQ acres. Valuable timber tract. BOZ
WILL SELL AT Iog Di5c6UST $500
ist trust on valuable timber tract 81 10
acres. Good investment. Boz 37e-A. star.
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OFFICES eoR RENT.

NEAR POLICE COURT, or RMS.
Avoliabie Immediately. Reas. rent. NE.
IN LAWYERS SUITE. FURNISHED; REA-
Sonable rent. Phone Republic 2433 days,
Oliver 402e Sunday and evening" 27s
ENrYRE 4th FLOOR m THE HEART OF
the downtown district. s large rms, idea
for once space; heat and elec. incl; So. .50
mo. 1924 X st. NV. NE. 9362.
OUTSIDE OFFICE, 24x14. 10th floor,
Earle Bldg. See manager.
1904 IRVING ST. r.K.--sHoWRoQM,
spf nppfoxx xse seo Sc Sc, II. ASo smta5ls 19r once
Mr.. HOLzBKRo. Ma s345
FURNISHED OFFICE, WITH 3 DESKS n
needed: End door us jackson pl. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 36SS.
PART OF FURNISHED OFFICE. EXCEL
lent building, near Treasury. suitable for
one person in profession or as business
representative. Telephone Columbis 054S.
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AUCTION SAILS.
I0N011ioIW.

SMALL LOT AUTO AcCH00oNITR WzII1
bench wise. steel tahiis. dssk. ehsifs. Mbfi..
SIS sispI sT sFsk M fss6encsx s1ss6sseen 8 eE ~ ~.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA,

sS12a50-2le Forest drive, Exclusive
Brpsdmonts chsrmins stone wiiiiar,s6urs
lot; situated in a community Of nne
homes; rooms baths. p.neled library
breakfast room living room with stone
fireplace. dining room and All-steel kitchen
with M4nel sink aand counter; 8 bed.
rooms and bath End hecr: larre screened
porch, open naEstone terrace, beautiful
Vermont slate roof and buiit-in garsge.
FRANK II. MALICE. owner and builder.
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SI2.o5O,

Owner Transferred.
AT opportunity ltke this does not occur
eften. A practically new brick home con-
tAlntng wide foyer hall 3 spacious bed
!, YoolnA baths lst-noor lsyatory, alr-cond.
hat bniitsin esraGe. the lot Is weli land
csssssoe ana saeppsns center FOR details.
: TaANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 141l.
! ~ 9ssWOODRIDGE BARGAIN.
essx 4o19 Hamiin st. n.cs---New. 6-room brick.
9Suedrncms. tiif BATH nrcplaces weather
6eerS uu 10 the minute orsn. Lock
HaAseE. Cash talks. II, g. AAYNoR,
- 4A Rhode Island ave. ne Nc, A33s.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
IT WON'T TAKE Us LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
- n. cxn. REALTORS. ma. oT30
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suBuRBAh PROPERTY FOR SALE.
i0-ROoM MANSION. MODERN CoNvEN-
fences. land. Lewinsyille, Fairfax Co.
BRAND-NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS, 10
minutes from downtown. near new War
and Navy Bldgs. two large bedrooms. full
basement and attic, large living room with
real fireplace, oak floors. de luxe kitchen
with built-in dinette. So 990. Drive out
Columbia pike one block past 0lebe I'd.
light to s. Monroe ST., left TO s. 18th st.,
Arlington. loc bus.
ARLINGTON, LYON vILLAOE--7-RooM
modern brick home; finest location; hall
block bus stop: close to schools: garage;
full basement: automatic oil heat: insul-
ated: only sa.s50. including attractive fur
nishinrs. No agents fee included. Sub
stanhai down payment REQUIRED. Ideal
opportunity investment buyer. Owner has
been offered $3.50 mo. rent. Call CH. 1882.
ADJACENT TO UNIVERSITY PARK. Md
8 large rooms, tile bath. oil h.-w.h., 2-car
garage, lot 75xla6, handicapped. Storm
windows. awninss. Ss,4o0: sl.40o cash.
University Park, Md--Brick home, 8
larwe rooms. tile bath. oil h.-w.h-, new
house condition. Semi-finished recreation
room. ARTHUR CARR, WA. 1854. Ewes.
and holidays. WA. $685.
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eARAoes HoR RfNT.

Eob15N R%TL5qdf. - 5lI!IooI lUIo-
et2Ees k1s2l. aoqEs CaA ne. 4l4z.
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SUBURBAN psoplary roe SALE.

TAkoMA PIX. ND. - FROM OWNER.
frame bunsalcv, 2 bedrms. heated porch,
eoual extra bedrm.; qsrase; ncored attic.
900 down. bal. r II. A. loan. payable
S21.25 Der mo includes prin.. int, taxes.
ETC.: lyan. June /. For appointment. call
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S2.OO0--S30O CASH--S2O no.
36.acre tobacco farm near La Plata
Nd: 5-r. b, ase. well, tobacco barn. stream
frontese on GOOD. wide roAd; owner tyans.
feIred immediate possession. Erwin
HHALTY co; call Hyattsviiis osa4; ewes.
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WANTED
sUBURBAN PROPERTY FoR SALE,

AT ONCE,
A large house with about IL extra-large
rooms in NV. section. Oh 6e67.
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LOTS FoR sALH.
FARMS ron SAIL.

pAt0p3 b0W S0k8s
S5,000--L0Q CAIN 81 Ack11 ia
sfs n xsssr sss e'ss ssnt tphssas sss
A.ny other farms. JOHN xUNuoxT,
s.s.s acs ,.a ~ l..1I.3t: sass! :1I'sSIs
raising. srssses, arsinsis dvsllin1l ar
d9ai lnE TsnedsliuS ysslenahis. 4&1(k
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IvsINIss paopsarY foe arNY.
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WELLINGTON ESTATES.

WELLINGTON ESTATES,
Located on the beautiful Mt.
Vernon Blvd. several minutes
drive below Alexandria: turn rt.
End turn below Stone Arch
Bridge.
Bus Service to Washington.
Future Shopping Center.
School Bus BY Door.
r.dasss g for oas asny q navy esss. ss.
''@fs, To build sn So 21bedrm. cottages:
$3.50 down; $35.25 per mo. pays
everything. F. H. A.
DEVELOPED BY
W. n. BACON, JR.. INC, OK 2s71.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Owner transferred: lovely brick bungalow
with attic, AL coalition: fireplace In ivinE
room. also fireplace In recreation room.
screened porch, lovely trees and shrubhery;
Ilth ST. north. price. $3.50. With sub
stantial down payment
JUDSON REAMy,
lies n irving e. AxL, VI. ca. Q22o.
SIS, ,25O-EASY TERMS.
Vacant: S-r. bunsalow. bath siec:. fur:
REsas as't o Clos; q. ;shaS SJ. f'as xEvs s..
IVA 1881.
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4-APT. RESIDENCE.
TOWN HOUSE.

In the Dupont Circle area, III blocks ofl
Conn. ave. This lovely old home has .ex-
ceptionsl possibilities, excellent srchitec.
With With drsvins room. dl,ins room room. bntlsr'
pantry. kitchen pm Ind door; bedrocms,
z baths on ard IGOR; BEDROOMS a snd
ls in need Of redecofatins but can easily
be transformed into residence Of rare
charm at small expenditure, For details,
FRANK s PEI1IIIpS nI AL
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Owner anxious to sell this delishtful
! l&stached. csnter-han Colonial brick home.
Nins room l lsxa4a s, opsnins onto
tfuctively srranGed kitchen, Second 1oor.
fl1fAry lexiT, with open nreplAee: 3 bed.
attscs beautifui landscaped lot with trees,
House is IN excellent condition. Near
schools and TRANSPORTATION. Owner may
gSasidey ,eiiinS fgrn@iseSe @ ass,SS wos wwhoie.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
/ RARE BUY.
tcontfnuef. J

NEAR cATHEDRAIr---&27. 500.
Mesntnrent home At price Tar pe1cw Ivy
worth, on lot .9ox1c6, In one of D. C.s
porch. ily. rm. library, dining rms, NJ;
pantry. end a.. = large bedrms.. 3 tiled
be(hs, finished 3rd a., ballroom and store
room below stairs, maids room and bath.
Auto heat a-car sarsse. DI. 2724. Ewes.
Evening star., 1942-04-27

FORD 1888 business coupe. Here's just
heater. and he dark brown xnisS iosks
SSnnins rum ~ cesdisionl PricsS sxsspticnaiis sS h M
IQM at $500. Trade ana terms 1t the
TAAM MQLQA CO. 18th md r.. Axs. "a
ro4D 1889 ~ lyxe coach: radio heater,
perfect; only S425. Mr. kopsr 17s0 (; 4
Evening star., 1942-04-27
GLOVER PARK,

2424 Tuniaw I'd, n.w.---6 rooms, bath. .
larss inciosed pcrches. CO. 134a, EN-
Evening star., 1942-04-27

frolii1S "a Celssy.tyle I'd Modern bssecm
sTsE sTaN 11ms 81 hsetl setl..y;1s fflesd ssas9nsss
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
ARABS. CAL POLY TANGLE SATURDAY

son with a loss to the sun Lumber
company from Los Angeles but since
then they have been moving down
their opponents with the ease Of
Joe Louis against third-rate pug.
After trimming the Brown Mill
ta"y academy team from San DIEGO.
the j. c. has taken on and defeatet.
Phoenix and San Bernardino JUNO
colleges. So. from that record ther
should be favored 10 WIN from Tie
C.l Poly team
Last ycar in >1me played ON
tAt Fl Cen,yo floor the Arabs were
victorious by Il small mar2in.
Coach Jerry Dennerlein has been
greatly cheered by the reporting
at practice of two former Arab play
ers who dropped school but have
now returned. Joe Edwards. star o.
the J. c. team a couple seasons back
and Glen Poole, who played on last
years team. have enrolled for the
second semester of school.
In the second game OF the eye
ming. FL Centro high school vii
take on GrOsSmont The GrosSmoni
team is among the leaders in thG
metropolitan league IN San Dice
and : very strong.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
RECORDS DIFFERENT

B0yCWy's professional record SUI
te.s considerabl" b. comparison
WIN his collegiate achievements.
N rtree years with Newark Borrow :
has bcea d winner every season buc
he ne8er mad biz "ear. He Won
3 and los, : IN 1889. won y and
.Cs. 10 II $40 and Won II and lost
- .as, seasOn.
BDro#%a progress may have been
rcrardcc b. tie manner in which
Lc VA handled n Newark. In hIs
f.rz. season there he was used a.
nozt exclusively as d seven-lnnino
pitcher IN TIE abbreviated game OF
d0ubie-Uea MCSt Of his trou-
bic since has been in going the nine
-inninp route Many times he's haG
the opposition eating out OF his
hand until the eighth or ninth in
Nin2 Onl| To lose control or blow u0.
After failing 10 make the grace
WITH TIE Yanks last spring Boro"y
worked hard 70 correct his short
conin9s and had considerable NOR
luck in 1Oing tire ninc-Innlng route.
He started % games. pitched II
complete Games OF which IA were
nine INNINGS or more. His earned
run AVERAGE was 25l
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
OLYMPIC CHIEF
WANTS u. s. TO
ENTER GAMES

CHICAGO. Feb 6. up - I'll,
United States VIII participate u
the proposed PaH-Amcrican gamt
At Buenos Ares III November d.
the state department will saulao,
passage. Olympic President Atcr'
Brundage said today
Plans executed a few weeks bc.
fore war WAS declared can be cay.
Hed cut 10 meet ,he emereeuc}.
Bwmda-c said We hope 10 iea"
the state departments auituC.
within week or 50 and thai
al We need
Passage through waters probab-
y pauO,led by AXIS submarines vi.
be the greatest problem. althoa-.
a team could be flown to sou,
America. Brundage said many ~
line reservations already have bee.
made.