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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

) The two clinics that Will meet,
starting at 1:30. are Parliamentary
Procedure with Mrs. II. J. Rinker
giving q demonstration on How
to Conduct an Annual Election"
and Mrs. Fred r. Pflaum speaking
on Know Your School System"
w. w. Durham. superintendent of
properties. VIII speak on THE
School Plant"
Schools showing the film Fight
ing the Fire Bomb" next week are:
Monday. Mason at 1:15 p. m. and
Franklin at 7.30 p. m; Tuesday,
Stadium 1.-THE picture will be shown
to the Stadium high school stu
dents during the day and to adults
at 7:45 p. m.); Wednesday. Horace
Mann at s p. m: Thursday. Larch-
mont parrish at IL a. m. and
Friday, Arlington at 7:30 p. m.
MONDAY
Jefferson preschool study group
meets al s p. m. in the home of
Mrs. J. II. Graft, sol No. Proctor,
with Mrs. George HUFFMAN pre-
siding. Mrs. Harold Smith will
speak on Everyday Problems and
How To Meet Them"
TUESDAY
Stadium PIT. A. meets at 7:45
p. m. In the auditorium with Mrs.
L. r. Isaacs presiding. After
short business session Mrs. Roy
Kneeland. program chairman. will
present musical numbers which
win include group of piano solos
by 10 Ann Ingalls, and vocal solos
by Elizabeth Cussell. accompanied
by Mollie schlegei. This meeting
will place special emphasis on the
years theme Defense Begins at
Home" In the showing of the film
Fighting the Fire Bomb" Frank
F. Gorow will be there TO answer
questions. The months sub-topic
The frightened Belt will be pre-
scented IN a panel discussion ar
ranged by Mrs. L. NJ. Hampton,
of the program committee and
National PIT. A. chairman. The
panel participants and subjects
will be Paul Prentice teacher and
leader who will speak on De-
mocracy as a Great Social Faith"
Mrs. Frank Perry tparent) Roots
In the Tree of Liberty" Janice
Lindman tstudentD Two Loyal
ties as the Foundation Stones of
Democratic Character" Miss
Alice Gaul lteacher) These We
Hold Dear, Francis Busby (stu-
denD Youth Would Be Valiant. !"
University preschcol meets at 8
p. m. in the home of Mrs. e. S.
Taylor of soundview. Miss Leila
Russell will speak and Mrs.
Clarence okesson will preside.
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Taylor
are Mrs. Charles Curran and Mrs.
Harry Greenwood.
THURSDAY
McCarser preschool meets at /
p. m. at 2s10 So. | ST. for the
second of a series of luncheons.
Hostesses are Mrs. V. Z. Brackins.
Mrs Albert Larsen, Mrs. d. w.
Morse. Mrs. Philip krum and Mrs.
Henry Aatson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Alohs Club TO Meet
With Mrs. Mason

Mrs. Charles w. Mason viii open
her home to Aloha club members
At ESQ O'Clock Monday afternoon.
A board meeting has been called
for 2 O'Clock. Speaker of the
afternoon viii be Mayor Harry p.
Cain. Mira Mason will serve as
hoatess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
SEATTLE GIRL TREATED

Elaine Elder. 1e, Of $50 Ea. s1st
81, Seattle. received q cut nose
and lips early Friday when the
car in which she was riding
rammed parked car at 5o15
South Tacoma way. according 70
police files. She was treated in
Pierce County hospital and re-
leased Driver Of the car in which
she VISA riding was Al Ingram af
1914 18th ave. Seattle The girl
was taken 70 the hospital by 1t.
Norman A. Clark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
YOUTH INJURED

Arnold Kovsch. Is. Of SIS E.s.
65th St. was in st. Josephs hos
pital Friday. his left leg frae-
tured as result of fall from his
bicycle at sth ST. and Court A
Thursday at 7:45 D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

Collins PIT. A. Is Sponsoring a
card party to be held In the school
gymnasium At 9 o'clock Saturday
evening. Favorx will be awarded
and refreshments viii be served.
The Girls Fourth club will con-
duct games for the children. Pro-
ceeds viii go to the school hot
lunch fund.
Collins school election will be
held in the school gymnasium from
] until 8 o'clock March 7. One
director win be elected for three
gear term
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Alpha Eta Chapter
Plans Spring Formal

The regular meeting Of Alpha
Eta chapter Of Epsilon Sigma
Alpha was held Tuesday evening
n the home Of Miss Caroline SAM
son 1t 111s No. 4th 1t. The soror-
ity made plans for . spring daffo-
Ill formal 10 be given March FL.
Plans for spring rushing were also
discu9ed. and election of officers
followed. After the meeting WAS
adjourned. an informal luncheon
Vas served with the members
roasting wieners In the fireplace.
Newly elected officers and COM
mittee chairmen are:
Caroline sa mson. president;
Jane Collins. vice president: Helen
Olson. recording secretary. Doro-
thy Jackson. corresponding secre-
tary; June Britton. treasurer:
Mary Fox. social affairs; Harriet
Nyman. publicity: Mardelle Slater,
membership: Pat Butcher. ways
and means. and Clare Cowger,
contacts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

You help yourself when YOU buy
L. S. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Junior Womsn's Club
To Entertain Husbands

Husbands Of members Of the
Junior Woman's club will be enter
tanned by their wives at a supper
dance to be held at the Rainbow
club on Saturday evening. as has
been the custom Of the club for
several years. Mrs. William B.
Groves. social chairman. has
named Mrs. John B. Diven general
chairman. Dancing. entertainment
and fun are promised those at
tending.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

McCarser preschool meets at /
p. m. at 2s10 So. l ST. for the
second of series Of luncheons.
Hostesses are Mrs. V. 4. Brackins,
Mrs Albert Larsen, Mrs. d. w.
Morse. Mrs. Philip krum and Mrs.
Henry Aatson.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23
[emorial Day
 Program Given

Memorial Day services, as ar ,eed for by the local Post of . American Legion promise to fine finest ever held in Kod- Through the cooperation of rt Greedy and the Naval Air ,tion there will be detach- m ts of soldiers sailors and rines, an army band, firing lad and chaplains from both , Navy and Army participat- Members of the Legion, of the r1Ous labor organizat ons and V and Girl Scouts will also be the line of march. Mayor ell has asked all business uses to remain closed from 80 a. m. to 12::30 p. m.
 All units will assemble at the ool house at 10:30 where, af-
 a short adress by Commander lrren A. Taylor of Post No
 there will be a flag raising emony. From there all will rch to Erskine's dock where the echo of the firing squad a cath will be cast upon the ter for those who have died at An invocation will be given
 the Naval chaplain.
 At the cemetery, following a yer by an Army chaplain, a ley will be fired over the yes of our soldier dead. The 2 of march will then be back the school house where the tS will disband.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23
1.-The Alaskan Weekly"
 SuSpends Publication

The Alaska, well-known week. ly newspaper published at Anch- orage, ceased publication with the current issue. In a statc- ment by Roy Lee, manager, sus- pension was said due to "circum- stances beyond control" and it was announced that the com psny would devote all time to iob work.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23
Steam Baths Open

A new Finnish steam bath, To- cAted in a complete new building behind the Coca-Cola bottling works, was opened this week by J. J. Springhill, owner and oper- ator
 The new baths are completely modern, and private rooms are provided for ladies and families. For the present the baths will be open Friday and Saturday eveE- ings and all day Sunday but MT. Springhill said he expected to extend the hours in the near fu- ture.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23

Iexico City-The newspaper
 Prensa Reported that a Hav- I- Mexican ship was torpedoed
 Cuba and burst into flames. 'st of the crew was reported
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23

Send subscription to the Mir TOT to your friends and relative outside
Evening star., 1942-09-28


.ro COZ ntens).
S-Frntue-F
, 1942-11-25
Ask End
Of Poll Tax

BOSTON, Mass.-Abolition of the
poll tax, which bars millions Of
low-income persons in eight south
ern states from their right to vote,
is mot merely a political but a
military necessity" the CIO con-
vention charged last week.
Pointing out that workers pro-
tests helped blast the Geyer bill
through the house, the convention
warned chat any sailing or fill
clustering in the. senate at this
time would be direct sabotage of
a war need"
I'VE can no longer afford to toll
crate the denial of that right to
hundreds of thousands of Ameri-
can citizens, Negro and white, in
the eight poll tax states" the reso-
luton said
\ Unity and Sacrifice x
The daily cost to France of Ger
man occupation would build $500
modern workmenS homes.
, 1942-11-25
Ask Aid for
Women War
Workers

BOSTON, Mass. - Millions of
women will have to be employed
in the war production areas if
maximum production is to be real
lied, delegates declared in a reso-
luton passed at the CLIO conven-
ton here.
"The available supply of women
workers will depend in large
measure upon whether facilities
will be created for the care of
children to permit such women
workers to accept jobs in indus
try" the resolution stated.
Ask Child Centers
The convention went on record
for the immediate establishment
in all communities of child well
fare commissions consisting of rep
resentatives of labor, health, well
fare and educational groups to
"draw up plans for the establish
ment of adequate child care facili-
ties in all communities"
, 1942-11-25

Mexican Indian, chief of the Di-
vision of Labor and Social Infor-
nation of the Pan American Union,
who will speak at the state CLIO
convention.
BUTTON UP YOUR LIP -!
, 1942-11-25
Go Louded
By Methodists

BOSTON, Mass. - Praising the
"CIO's extraordinary service .
in bringing economic justice to
the workers of the nation" the
Methodist Church of the Boston
area sent warm greetings to the
5th CLIO convention here.
The time is now $50 Produce ! !
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
NILLvILLE;

Il - u
Church School at the usual
hour this Sunday morning, fol-
lowed by pgaaching by the pastor,
Rev,sJ. +. Rarker, ats11 O'Clock.
MI and. Mrs. William ], Rumley
left the first Of the week for Ithaca,
N, Y.3 to Join Mrs. Rumley's daugh-
ter and: husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Vance McCabe, on their yacht for
q two-Weeks's Great. Lakes cruise.
Everett n ic ckards,, OF Wilmington,
came home on Tuesday for a. yaca-
tipn and ito bring, his mother, Mrs.
Alice Ripksrds, who has undergone
SECOND QpeHstjon al, the Whining
ton General Hospital. Mrs. Rick
ardsAis getting. along nicely at this
timei and she. has the wish Of her
friends for a quick recovery. On
Thursday. Mrs, James Richards
and son Jimmie Of Roxala, we're,
the guests Of her husbands par
epts.f Little Jimmie spent q happy
day with his grandpa rents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Richards, and his
great grandmother, MRS Alice
Richards. Jimmie's father,. James
Richards. has accented a position
in PHILADELPHIA.
MI. and. Mrs. L, W. Bennett of
this splaee, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. III, o.. Derrickson and Mrs.
william Scott, Of Omar, to- Sails
bury, Nd, on Friday. g
Ri. Belts, Of Chester. Pa, spent
the. past week END. at home with
Mrs Belts. - ~ IA
Horace Evans, also of Chester,
spent the weekend with Mrs,
Evans. a.. .l,.s sss q,
Mrs. L. C. Lynch attended a
pre-stork shower. at SelhyEMe on
Wednesday of last week, given for
her krandson's wife, Mrs, William
R. Ringler. ~ s<c = 80 :,
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
/.

Mrs. Louis Schafer and Misses
| Sadie and Nellie Schafer, of Black
| bird; Mrs. Arthur Carlisle, of Mid
[dletown, and Private First Class
George Schafer Of Camp Forrest
Tenn, spent, Monday afternoon sol
last week with Mr.: and Mrs. Ear
White. .+ t.a, ji.j,. *: FL ~ +
(, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington
and children, Everett and Joyce
Ann; Of Vernon, and Mr.. and Mrs,
VIII Workman and son, Charles, Of
near Cannon, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Warrington.
Miss 'Thelma Bramble, OF Phila-
Idelphia, spent Sunday morning
with Mrs. r, Clinton Hastings,
v Joseph. Wheatley spent last week
with his daughter and son-in-law
at, Wyoming. '5
Carl Walston, son Henry and
mother, MRS. Harry Walston, at
tended the funeral of Willard john
son, of Greenwood, at. BloOmery
Church on, Monday afternoon,
jim Wheatley and daughter Thel-
ma, of near Seaford 4 Miss Lillian
Johnson; Of Bridgeville; Joseph
/ PWheatIey, Of Wilmington, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph NNheatley Visited
NH and MRS, Brookss Wheatley and
fatherA on Sunday. ,..g.. 3; b. /.
F,Mr. and ;Mfs.eBill Ellis and two
children, off Penn s, Grove, ,..M III
Miss Phyllis Cble,' OF ederalsbuTgi
and Mr. and Mrs OfInofid q Neal
we're dinner guests of MI, and Mrs
Harry Walstol and family on, san
day. ME- and Mrs, Clarence Parker
Of near Wqodenhaw and grand;
son. Melvin Gregg of North East,
Nd. were Sunday evening visitors.
I George Harrington, colored, who
resided, In the tenant house of E, L.,
Warrington, had the misfortune to
have his home and all the contents
destroyed BY fire. on Wednesday
morning of last. week. George and
his wife were both away. at work
at the time. His aged mother and
little three years old daughter
were alone, when the oil-stove ex-
ploded. s. ~
Johnny, the small son of Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Reed, who was
bitten. by a. dog last week, is inn
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Morris and
children, of BridgeYille, spent Sun
day with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dill.
Mrs. Richard Andrews, Of New
York, is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Fannie Willin.
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
BRIpGEVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. David, Mitchell mo
tored from Bridgeton, N. j., OF
Sunday to spend the day with Mr.
and Mrs Harry w. Viyep. M sl
Mrs. Franklin Peters, of DrexeI
Hill, Pa, spent several days lasi
week with her Inother, Mrs. Annie
Dickerson, aE.s,. - IS
Miss Yxonne Scott is spending
this week at Rehoboth. with
MI: and MRS. P. Jacobs, Miss
Mary Jacobs and Mrs. Luther
Welch visited Mr., and Mrs. Leroy
Morris. In Rehobotht last week. s. s
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott and
son. Jimmy spent Sunday in
Georgetown with Mrs, Scott's par
epts, Ma, and Mrs. Frank wilkins.
Mrs. C. Y. Lewis had, as guests
on,s Monday, of this. week, Mr., and
Mrs. r. l., DriscoH Of Wilmington,
Miss Marie Anderson. spent the
week end at ;Rehobothi with Miss
Elizabeth Knowles who, is vaca-
tioning at the resort for two weeks,
Mrs. Harry E. Darby and son,
Elliott, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ira sewell, in Easton, Md. ~ i"
Fred Short Of Scranton, Pa, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. ].
Swain, and brother, W.'P, Short.
Miss Bessie Rash is entertaining
her, aunt, Mrs. John Blunt, Of Ply
mouth. N. C. " -. e. 4 =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G, Davis, en-
tertained the, members Of their
card club on Saturday night Of
last week. .l.':. .'-. N =.
Mrs. Reese Layton, Mrs. Robert
r. Layton and daughters. Jean and
Ann. and Mrs Ruby Delan. are at
tewes beach for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Raisin, Of
Philadelphia, were the Weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Mrssr, Edward p,
Short. ia - =. si.s 4, i, s. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Anderson. and
Mrs Elizabeth Anderson. of Sud-
lersyille, Nd. * spent Sunday at the
son. s.l.sse a ..s e.. ..,..,.
Misses Mauds and Edith crayton,
Of Allentown, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
s. e. Krapse. " .s'i'
Mrs. Warren c, Newton is visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. James Porteus, at
Trenton, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph, Pickering,
Of Philadelphia, are visiting their
daughteF, Mrs; Vaughn Esham and I'd
Mr.. Esham, KS .-s .
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Short spent
last week at Rehoboth. ,a =.
Mrs. Charles e. Conaway left the
first Of the week for Newport, r. l.,
where she will visit her nephew,
Frank w. Dopaway, OF Millsboro,
who is at the naval training sta
tion there. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Culver, who are
spending the summer at their Re-
hoboth Beach cottage, spent sew
eral days in town the first of the
week. - i Il. :.y.,s
=. Tom .Qerrickson of Milford, was |
guest member at this weeks meet
ing. of the Kiwalis Club. Chairman |
of the day was Harry C. Davis,
who had as his speaker, Prof. "a |
K. Hoke. Prof. fHoke, spoke, on the
subject, "The Groundwork of Our
and explained the, iimpor-
lance of our boys and girls I'm
starting. this, groundwork to make
onr. nation. a; greater nation than
ever hefore.s president, Lin HQch
made "a Feauest that all members
of the club, make, a list Of names
1f men in the service, and turn
hem in next Monday night, Chair
nan OF the day: for next week is
Martin =. DoofdanI .s : hs. g..
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
DEL,.MAR
q go. z q.

Miss Addies LlOWden Of Ph1ladel
phia, is spending her vacation II
Delmar Her mother, and brothei
came down few weeks ago anC
opened their home on Grove street
Miss Eleanor Hastings, a stu
dent at Beacon is spending cou.
pie of weeks here with her par.
ents,g Mr.. and Mrs. Marian Hast,
ings. Mrs. R. r. German is a pa
tient in; the Peninsnla General Hos;
pital in Salisbury VI 4.i ,,,y
| Vincent Dennis and daughter IT
enc. visited, his wife on Sunday
who is a. patient in the Delaware
Hospital Wilmington. .5t
Miss. Anna May Ford of Crisfield
is the guest OF Mrs. j. Albert Wall
err at her home on Chestnut street.
The Misses Katherine and Miriam
Tappah. are, spending some time
with friends I'M Louisville, KY, e..
Sergeant William Johnson OF
Fort Campbelll Tenn, has been
visiting his sister. Mrs, e; q ! P.
Jones, and family here: q y .
+ The Delmarf Lions Club has de.
cidedg to hold its annual outing on
August rs at Trappe Pond near
LAUREL The members and their
wives viii meet at the Masonic
Temple at 5:15 p. m.,. and go to-
gethef on straw ride. to Trappe.
where a weiler roast will be sery-
ed, before the open CRATES. The
club has opened a. new drive. for
members. :. SO; ,.sl
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Beauchafnp
have moved to iBaItimore' where
Mr.. ,Beauchamp is, employed. &. Il,
Miss Nettie Williams. Us visiting
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph, Williams At
Clarksburg, w, Ya; d h .s.3, si,,s BIZ
John. Sturgis is visiting his
daughter and soh-in-laRt MT. and
Mrs, George Maddox Of Pittsbnrghe
-Pa's who are yacati oping & at I AXE a
( Mrs! GeSrtigge cdhrdy 81 Rhtladei;
phSa is spending three week. here
with her. parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Fred Wright. ~ y, 4 as; q
Mrs. 9oltver CollihsSof Whining
ton, has been visiting her brother
Norman Locates and family. .,s5s
+, j. Z, Ellis is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Husfeit at Harrisburg,
Mrs. Dale Thomas Of Whining
ton is the guest Of. Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Thomas, III ssr
Mrs. Georgia Ellegood is visiting
her sister in Washington, D. c.
A drive is being made for sup
plies for new ciyihan defense
first aid station in this town. There
will be, movie, "The Bugle
all Sounds shown. at the Delmar
Theatre on August "a and 20, and
all proceeds will go towards this
new station. Admission is adults
35c and children ,15c, with no tax
SO a
Mr.. and Mrs. K. M. Nelson were
visitors on Monday
Mrs. Clarence Hearnf had the
misfortune. to drop a heavy lamp
On her foot a few days ago. The
injury was SO severe that It was
Necessary for the removal Of the
iaif Of, the big toes At present she
s resting comfortably. i
, Plant q Victory Garden and aid
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21

Al S. Billy Townsend, son, of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. P. Townsend, has
been home on a 4S-fiour leave. He
returned to Willis Wharf, Va,
early Saturday morning.
Mrsand Mrs. Townsend's young
est son, Victor has returned home
after visit with his sister and
husbands Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Tenn
pie, of Richardson Park.
Mr.. Bant and ]. Sanford Noble,
Jr., are home. from Edgewater,
Md; where Mr.. Rant was water
front director, and Sanford was a
counselor at Camp Let's. SO
Mrs. Clifford Temple and son
Victor visited Salisbury, Md, on
Monday. $500 ,E
Z MIS- Everett Richards spent, a
q 4 o.
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21

Few days last week at the Chandler
cottage, Bethany Beach, with, her
daughter-ipT law. Mrs. George Ross
Richards, who is, spending I some
time there with her grandfather
Capt. Ebe Chandler, of Frankford
and Bethany Beach. =. 81, ~
Mrs. F. W. Townsend, of Bethany
Beach, was recent caller, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Steele.
Miss Catherine Ringler, OF Sea-
ford. spent a few days at homeiwith
h er grandmother; MT s L. G.
Lynch. g.. '..sSi, - 4
Mrs. Ida Long is, visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. L. M, Powell. ~ q :.
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21

a TOWN HAS TO USE its own
resources if it is to make progress.
One of it's principal resources is
the purchasing power of its peo-
pie Whsn. the people go away
from home to buy things. good
part of the towns resources and
possible development is lost.
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21

II anything needs to 'bs done in
your, home town. the home town
merchant can be depended upon to
help. Such aistrohg force for home
town progress should be backed up.
BY buying at home
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21

Some OF theitalk we hear oI the
streets from. the younger element
is most iilbecoming. A liberalsap-
plicaii9n of soap at the point Of
egress for the words will remedy
this fault r
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21

You can help defense by saving
magazines, newspapers and paste
board, cartons. The Milford Boy
Sc6uts will collect them from your
home Just phone. H. K. Wakefleld's
ofHpe-71O4and leave your name
and address. III.
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21

Bonds or bondage?. Buy u, s
Savings Bonds. 3, ~ (
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21

4 plant q victory Garden and aid
defense,
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
EASY PAYMENT PLAN ! |
BIG AID TO SHOPPERS
At SvPERMARKET

Shoppers who desire to buy mer-
chandise on, conYenient time pay
ments will find the b. F. Goodrich
Easy Payment Plan most helpful,
Itenables you to use the merchan-
disc today and pay as you use it..
Ask the salesman about this plan.:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements for weekly payments during disability were approved to day at the office Df Compensation Commissioner John I. O'cenneil.
 Stanley KuFatk0wskl Of Ias Locust street, Waterbury, against AmeFiean Brass Company, sis.l5 beginning November 2, compound fracture of left leg.
 Frank (. Griffin Of 2i Ray street, Waterbury, against AmeFi- can Brass Company, s2s.6s begin- ming October is, strain sf right ankle,
 John GaualSsi Of I76 LakeRoad road, Waterbury, against AmeFi. can Brass Company, se5 beginning November z, hernia,
 Joseph ippelIt0 Of 96 DFaeut avenue, Waterbury, against AmeFi' ean HFass Company, s2b begln- ming November 6, hernia,
 Joseph GapeKEl Of ia2 East Lib- eTiy street, Waterbury, against American Brass Company, s25 beginning November i, confusion and laeerati0n Of feuFthflngeT ef left hand,
 William MaTauaFaa 0f s5s West Maln street, Waterbury, against Waterbury Teoi Company, sgs bee glnBlng August 2l, fracture Of left middle finger,
 James Meiey, kT,, 0f T0FFingson, against lIalehklss Brothers Com psng, Of TeTFingl0n, Sis,1s begins ming 0elebeF It, ampntail0a Of lsS alslal phaiana ef lefs middle and third fingers,