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615 FRANKLIN ST NE

Owner transferred, must sell S-room row
brick. Can easily accommodate families
stoves, 2 refrigerators. All In excellent
VIM. coRcoRAN HILL CO., INC.
7th Jackson Pl. NV DI 1888
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TRANSFERRED

Must sell beautiful, new brick home in fne
section OF Arlington, rooms. 217 baths
paneled amusement room, large bedroom
and bath on lst floor. conservative oil
furnace, fireplaceS. Venetian blinds, IN
usually convenient floor plan. garage at
Glebe 1880.
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS.

Corner brick bungalow nearing COM
pletion, rooms, tile bath, space for 2
future rooms, full basement. gas air-con-
ditioned heat: price. S6,550: FLA approved:
ave. q mile past D. c. line. Phone MR..
DAVIS. SH 5000 or co SQoI
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FALLS CHURCH-S110.

New 5-room bungalow. new furniture,
| large corner lot near woods: conv. transp.
! MONCURE AGENCY, Falls Church 900.
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PINE KNOT"
S3,25O.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Owner 1er,, leaving, must be sold At once
ing room, kitchen and bath all utilities
large wooded lot. vegetable garden, beau
tlful landScaping and shrubbery; paved
subdivision of 200 homes small down
payment, balance Ike rent; P H. A.
town; West Lanham Hills Warheld 9s49
VERY ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL BRICK. 3
bedrooms: convenient to schools, stores
and transportation: $3.50.
6-room stone bungalow, studio living
room; large wooded lot: near Falls Church;
81 500.
4-room modern house on acre lot with
large oak trees. pretty view; % mile from
Annandale; price, $4,000
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
3S15 Lee Hwy, Arlington Va
CHI 06OO C11r nyFord
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
HOUSE FOR EMBASSY.

Large house with suitable reception and
living quarters with grounds required for
embassy. In residential section. Please
give details. Your offer will be received
by purchaser and held confidential Box
396-E, Star.
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room brick. streamlined kit, recreation
room; gas air-conditioned; close to every
thing. Immediate possession. MA. 1913
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7lO KENNEDY ST N.W-Furnished room,
lght housekeeping II desired.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

to D. c. right price, terms. trade on fevr
Lots, farms, estates, shore cottages. N. E.
RYON CO. l2l6 N Y ave
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GEO. MASON GREEN CO.,
8 ACRES

2S40 Wilson Boulevard. Arl.. Va.
Oh. 1888. EVENINGS Glebe 44S4
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$16,950.
CHEVY CHASE n q

CHEVY CHASE, d. e.
custom-b Colonial home with an
expensive circular stairway. Interior
detail includes a large study or bedroom
with full bath adjoining on FIRST floor,
breakfast room, living room, dining room,
kitchen. 3 bedrooms full bath and shower
on second moor. Recreation room, maids
room and bath. This is no ordinary house
call MI. Jones. GE. 3079.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI l411
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BETHESDA BUNGALOW.
WESTMORELAND HILL,
HILLCREST.

Six rms. baths. finished attic and
recreation rm.; detached garage: excel
lent location. Call Mr.. Phifer. Ii. 1875.
PAUL P. STONE. ReaEor
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LIVING R, > LARGE BEDROOMS. PRI-
vate bath. kitchenette and dinette: on first
floor; including all utilities, 500. 67Ol
Georgia ave. NV. OPEN SATURDAY FROM
10 AN. TO Pm. Don't phone.
APT. TO SHARE WITH = GOVT. GIRLS,
SO mo. each. Call any time after u pm.
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CHEVY CHASE, ND large twin-bed
rooms and bath, new home; Sunday break
fast. $40 single, $40 double WI BO9g.
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ROOMS WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, ddUer-
tiSerS are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CLaSSifcationS.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

About one square of Conn ave- detached
Groom and bath white clapboard dwelling.
hardwood hoors throughout. hot-water
neat with oil burner, new elec. refrigera-
TOR, gas stove, garage; convenience and
neighborhood environment of this home
make u an outstanding value. Call Mr.
Measell, Emerson 1878 with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1903 H st. NV National 23I5.
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S13.750.
BARNABY WOODS.

ROOMS-Sg,H0U.
Owner having bought new house offers
this attractive corner brick home at a low
price for quick sale: contains center hall,
living room, dining room, inclosed sunroom,
kitchen. 4 bedrooms tiled bath, automatic
heat. garage; walking distance to high
schools. grade schools good transportation
and stores. For details please call Mr..
Jones. GE. 3079.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhEUR.

GEORGETOWN WELL APPOINTED
small apt, suitable for l person. Box
35S-J. Star
SEAT PLEASANT ROOMS AND BATH,
all utilities included: furnished, sos mo-:
unfurniShed S55
ROBERT S DAVIS
Md. Bldg. HyattSville. Nd. WA 1900
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
MONEY WANTED.

WANTED FROM PRIVATE SOURCE 50, ,O(
e. so. Real estate security. Box 1881
Star. 2ls
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WELL-FURNIsHED HOUSE, 4 BEDROOMS.
> baths, servant quarters. open ana m
closed porches. Large yard with shade
trees tree DouS;e 6o gsTase- sFaS 32o7 CIeVelano
5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. ARLINGTON,
mi, refrg.; 1OC bus fare; S65 mo; Have
option on this house for July l. Will trace
for suitcase on modern Broom unfurn.
apt at lower rent. DI. 1866.
OWNER LEAVING CITY. WILL SELL FUR
niShings for 9-rm. house to party renting
house. DU. Sl64.
WESLEY HEIGHTS, 45OO LOWELL ST.
n.w.-6 rooms, = baths, maid room, ga
rage; 5000 per month. WO. 1860.
ALEXANDRIA. BELLE HAvEN-ONE OF
the handsomest houses in this exclusive
in every detail. Wooded lots. $3.50 mo.
Immediate possession. HELEN X MAX
SHALL, broker, 20l So. washington St.
Alexandria TIE. 1869. Alexandra 3S0l.
KENSINGTON, MD.-FURNISHED 2-BED-
room, 5-room house. 10 minutes District
monthly. Occupancy June 26th. Kenslng-
ton l99-M or Shepherd 266S. -
WESLEY HEIGHTS. ON FOXHALL RD:;
July / to Sept. 10 Is BEDROOMS, 3 baths. :
nished detached home; 2-car garage lovely
". c. & A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT Co,
1ll9 18th St. NV. DI. AGA.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. FIVE ROOMS,
with fireplace and modern improvements,
to cultured. quiet couple without children;
$50 per month. Middle-aged couple seeking
quiet and refined environment on country
bus line and appreciating nature preferred
| Apply by letter and give references. Box
Oak, Star. "a
FALLS CHURCH-$110.
New 5-room bunsalow., new furniture,
Lot frar
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE Oh prNT
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

IN broom apt. with newly married couple.
bath garden, elec. JOHN BURDOFT,
ColeSYllle, Md. Phone Ashton 3s46
$40 = 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, ABOVE
Galthersburg. Elec, bath stove. refrig-
orator; big trees, wonderful view VIII
paint and paper: train Communication, SII
monthly WI $500
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WooDLEY PARK TOWERS. LARGE BED
room, large living room, inclosed porch
(small BEDROOM dining room, kitchen
batn: completely and nicely furnished
MA Q3l5
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studio apt. pvt. bath and shower Util.
turn. Lease required. 500 per mo. 1424
Belmont st. NV.
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AVAILABLE NOW TO OCTOBER 1-AT-
Iactive 2i2-bedroom furnished house in
Arlington; near bus line. viii rent house
reserVlng downstairs bedroom, or will rent
upstairs bedrooms to young ladies; rea-
sonable terms. Call CH. 0922 2O'7-
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SACRIFICE,

Large 4-bedroom. house in heart OF
bedrm. on first floor with washbowl and
pvt entrance; big lot, large old trees;
garage Owner must sell; $3.50; terms.
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1914 KENYON ST. NV ROOM AND
hltchen, rear basement. modern; employed
RpnLlle connie. hrlnknrS and M nnfS
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BUNGALOW APARTMENT. ONE ROOM,
kitchen. bath, $40. Wisconsin 3541. 2l'
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE NV. APT. WITH
2 others Call after GAO pm, Adams
1880, Ext. 212. --
270s ONTARIO ORD.-BASEMENT, SMALL
rooms, kit, furnished: employed people pre-
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1907 WOODBURY. DR., Silver Spring. Nd.
= connecting rms, with or without pyt.
IS min by bus or streetcar TO downtown
Wash; large, clean. cool. quiet. detached
corner dwelling, on bus route: all con-
veniences and maid service; refs. Phone
Clipo lO6o
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s4'3no-Very ATTRACTIVE 5rm. bungalow,
on Rte. ~; bath, neat, large attic. full
basement. plenty OF shade and shrubbery,
chicken houses. hog pens: more land avail
able 81 900 down JOHN BURDOFT.
ColeSville. Nd, Ashton 3S46 Omen ewes
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BRIGHTWOOD

Owner transferred. must sell semi-de-
tsched brick, 6 rooms and bath auto.
heat, built-in garage. p. M. PRATT CO,
MA. $3.50. Ewes, RA. 423l or ia. 1884.
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REsTFUL VACATIONS at White House
South River. c0nv. 10 Wash; good food
boating, sV mining: facilities for meeting
guests. s. DAY. Sl5-SIS Wkly Phi. Annap-
oils BIOS Mrs l. W. Rrapish, Rlva, Ma.
WARRENTON. VA-Good country board
excellent location, reStful Write for par
ticulars Mrs Martha Edwards 2l'
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CUTIE

As red wagon. Small detached corner
brick house in Chevy Chase, D. C. Just
papered and painted; = bedrooms. bath.
refrigerator and stove, gas heat and tele-
phone, built-in garage.
$4,000.
Close to All Conveniences. Call Mr.. Todd.
F. A. TWEED CO.,
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APARTMENTS. SUB. WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE. IN
or near Arlington, , furnished rooms,
kitchen and bath. Box 137-K, Star.
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PARKWAY

9th and South Glebe Road, Arlington. Va
-S5. $50. Q. P. NJ. and F H A approved
broom brick. semi-detsched: range re-
frigerator and automatic heat. close 10
new Army and Navy Bldgs; lOc bus from
10th and D Sts NV
90 SOLD. ONLY 3 LEFT.
Open daily until $40 pm See Mr..
Mahoney,
N. c. HINES & SONS, INC,
Exclusive Agents.
1890 Lee Highway CHI o44O.
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MEADOW LANE

White brick French-type 4-bedroom, .
bath home, set on knoll among forest
trees in the best part Of Chevy Chase
Now vacant. Quiet, yet convenient to
everything. Gail Mr. Smith,
ALLIED REALTY CORP, BR O1o1
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EMERSON 1890.
VALUE PLUS,

I1dO Il I dOD.
II you are looking for new home, with
large living room and dining room, mod
ernly equipped kitchen, flrst-f1oor lavatory,
three nice bedrooms and tile bath on Sec
ond floor. located on a beautifully wooded
lot in the Bethesda area, Call US for an
appointment.
Wisconsin 1880 Ewes SH Rlc1
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

APT. Or HOUSE, 3 TO 5 ROOMS. $40 TO
$50 mo, nr. Army and Navy Country Club
or Nd. Univ: furn. or unfurn. Box 32l-J
Star. 1ss -
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30

The resolution adopted By The
Connecticut Department, American
Legion. &c ats convention Ia Gr0ton
last week, attacking alleged COLI
fusion between employers and em-
ployes Ia obtaining deferments from
military service. has occasioned
statewide comment. The gist OF
statements and editorial comment Is
that the Legion should cooperate
with draft boards IN all commune
ties and expose any instances Of
deceit.
me resolution was not introduced
at the request of Corporal Coyle
Post q this city. Tt was an act Of
Walter T. Angle, past state vice.
commander OF the Legion. Mr..
Angle has since disagowed any re-
flection on local draft boards. The
latter had planned 10 cite Mr..
Angle 10 q meeting 10 inform him
that af he had any knowledge Of
any collision In local factories It
would be hts patriotic duty 10 give
fun information 70 the proper ON
cials.
The Bridgeport Post commented
editorially Is follows on the incl
dent:
Fnvorlalsm In the Draft
one Of the resolutions placed be-
fore the delegates 10 the state con-
vention OF the American Legion ia
session at 0roton took q whack
By inference, at all OF cur draft
boards and demanded enactment OF
. national law enforcing ''conscrip-
ton Of manp0wer between fixed
ages. without exemption because OF
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
WAGE ADJUSTMENT
FOLLOW CONTRACT

Back pay for workers at The local
TorFingt0n, and Ansonia plants 81
the American Brass Co. win BIZ
made as . result Of the recent
eigast~eenfs~an-llong raise order, but
not until the company signs q new
contract with the Q. ]. o. Mine,
min AZ smeiteT union. according 10
a report made today BY John ..
DEascoli, union representative. The
pay raise viii cover hours worked
between May 1 and June %, when
the War Labor Board ordered set
tlelneat Of the contract dispute.
II has been estimated that back
pay would amount 10 s770000. Mr.,
DriEcoil pointed out that . great
deal of work would be involved IN
checking through each employees
work record 70 determine hos much
baek pay he would get.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
Coroner Releases Findings In Three Auto Fatalitie

bury aelocss kFom naaR
1ea3 10 September 4, 1865.
AEr. Sweeney has zeee
10 the board az achooa eogma
eFs that SEQ tens &c eoft eoal ~
bought now a. 3 cost 6 @o9&A
ca. 600.
Normally IRE school GepaE
purchases coal as ls n needed % fIsl
The bins OF the individual 9el4entH
There Is only 9ao000 "a eha
department budget for the nsAfehA1
Of coal aud should eooo tons ~
newotiated Cor &C this time q hsAAM
get transfer % approximately 8.-
90 VIII be necessitAsed, mr.. sweeney
said.
The purchasing director sid tslat
he Is making q study OF Tire ~
uulrements 81 schools using III
burning heating equipment. Tn sta
event Of lack of fuel ell he 4maa -
may become necessary % conNsk
the oil burners back 10 coal burners.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
Luther League Plans
Lawn Party Tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parsons to Entertain Members;
Pastor TO Vacation Next Month

Nangatuck, June 30--A lawn social
viii be held by the Luther League
Of the Salem Lutheran church to-
morrow night at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Parsons, iss Park
avenue mt 3 O'Clock. At that time
neyly-confirnled members viii be
present. These include Nancy An
derson, Eleanor johnson, Dorothy
Smith. Annabelle Dolllnger and
Arnold Peterson.
The refreshments committee In
cludes: Esther Lundin, chairman.
Beverly Munson, william Leucharg,
Dean Berry, Phil Jensen, Conrad
R0las and Gordon Anderson.
The Women's Missionary Society
81 the church met last night at the
home Of MRS. Carl Thompson, q
New street, with 70 attending. Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
State Repercussions
On Legion's Charges
Editorial Comment Indicates Cooperation Should Be
Expected in Exposing Any Deceit In Deierments

industrial or other occupation, e.
deferment Is arranged too often by
collusion between employer and en-
ploye."
ANY such national law would be
4 serious mistake and the remedy
Is already at hand. Ef our draIl
boards are deferring too many men
for occupaiionai reasons public
opinion win stiffen them up.
As q matter Of fact our draft
boards are composed og our fel0M
boards are composed Of our fellow
cases men who have their own sons
or these near 10 them In the service
TO say that these men win lean over
backwards to exempt other young
men for no good reason Is simply
folly.
The former vice commander Of
the State Legion. Walter l.. Angle
Of waterbury. who introduced this
resolution has probably heard Of
some offensive cases but II the
Legion Of Waterbury went to the
local draft beard with the actual
information In hard and made pro.
tests, we believe that the protest
would be Immediately needed.
n the draft boards have been
deceived by 'coiluSion between EN-.
paoyer and enaploye" as Is implied
in this resolution, the draft boards
should be undeceived by the pre-
sentation Of fresh evidence. Here's
4 JOB for the Legion.
Speaking for ourselves. we don't
believe that any manufacturer has
the right 10 ask for the exemption
Of any eEnploye who is IN his twen-
ties on The ground that he Is in-
dispensable. We don't believe any
employe has become SO proficient
&C any business 10 be indispensable
at that age. For when we are talk
ing Of indispensability we must
weigh factors. whether the man in
question Is needed most by thu
Army or by industry. And SO fai
as tiae youngsters are concerned
there Is only one answer. They arg
needed most By the Army.
Among men in the older grour
there is quite q different question
We have Oceupational deferments
today simply because Of past exper.
fence. n the early days Of the first
World War England made hor.
rible mistake In drafting men WHO
were vitality needed on the home
front and she paid SO bitterly foi
II afterwards by lack OF the services
81 these men that she corrected
her draft law and We did likewise
IL Is because Of this experience thai
ne make allowances and do not
adopt any such iron clad resolution
as walter Angle submitted.
However the Legion can DO a
good Job by impartially Offering III
advice 10 draft boards where Il hal
evidence Of undue say0gitieEn. W.
have sufgicient faith IN the draf'
boards 10 believe that such evidenel
g0uid be welcome whenever Il 4
submitted,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
POST OFFICE WILL
BE OPEN JULY I

The local post once sdll remain
open Saturday, July 4, In accord
aiace with orders from Washington.
Postmaster Charles A. Babin an
nouneed that rural delivery viii be
omitted, but the usual Saturday
morning deliveries VIII be made in
the city. The parcel port stamp and
general delivery Windows will be
open from 2 a. M. 70 noon, while
the money order, var bonds and
registry windows viii open at 8 q.
N. and close at noon. IN Waters5lle
window service will be available
from 7 q. m. until noon.
There will be no change N hours
Tor post ONCE clerks.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
ADAMS AND BAILEY
GOING TO HARTFORD

Waterbury sill be represented III
. meeting tomorrow In Hartford 0f
commercial investment houses and
savings banks Of Regional District
Ne. 1 Of the Vielegy Rslld commit
Tee Of the Fsrst Federal Reserve
Bank District Of BoEtoFs,
On the executive committee aTe
Austin q. Adams. president Of the
Colonial Trust Company, and Ser.
tram q. Bailey Of Charles w. GeFan-
ton A. Company.
ChaiFaesl in the Waterbury dis
tTlet include Mr.. Adams and Horace
Baldwin Of Putnam A. co.
Plans for a special hand selling
drive viii he outlined 81 toinoFF0wE
lneeting and committees assigned.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30

sisted by Mrs. John Anderson.
Rev. william r. Frendberg, pas
tor, win start his vacation tonaor-
row and during July rev. Einar
Knon Of Waterbury win be viee-pas-
tor. The preacher at Sunday serv-
ices during July win be c. Warren
Rowland, student at the Yale Divin-
ity School.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
Coast Guards MGy
Get Police Trio

A regular polioeEnam ana swe
supernumeragIes have applied
for enlistment bn ahe United
states Ceast Gmard, u was
beaFned to-day.
The regular paar0lman Is
0fIieer gelan DriscoIL The two
2SmpeFnmmeraFies are O1Ileerg
Fred Sullivan and Frank Leary
bath ~ whom have been On
regular duty fer . long period
af service.
All three are eligible for in-
anelion into Tire army under
the aeleeiive service system.
~ aeeeptea by the Eoast
Guard, they wlll BE- fhe iFsG
pallee @gzleeTg % enter Che
armed seFVaee By way 81 en-
lislment,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30

John GisGlander presided.
Mrs. Victor Rohs reported on the
mission festival held early IN June
here, and also made the regular re-
port on the treasury, MRS. Gissr
lander. who attended the Mission
conference In Cambridge, Mas, re-
Gently recommended contributions
b ytlae society 10 the following, over
. thFee-yeaF period; Upsala College
chapel fund; Eaainen's home ~
Boston, Alma Eyens0n memorial,
Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas,
The nest meeting viii be held
Sept. "a IL the church Rith Mrs.
Victor Olson IA charge, MRS. Carl
Thompson was IN charge of Fefreshs
meRts ~ last nights session, as
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
Two Drivers Freed
By Official Finding,
One Held Responsible
Official nquests Conducted in Deaths Of ViaggiO Gen.
tile, Mae SammOns, Grace Rabideau; YaIes-
vile Man Held

Andrew Healey of Rye street Is exonerated Of Grim
inal negligence in the automobile death Of Vaggo GENTLE
So In finding filed in superior court today by Coroner
william b. Hennessy. In two other findings issued today
Coroner Hennessy exoneraes another driver OF criminal
responsibility in fatal accident and in OF the first
cases Of its type here holds driver charge OF neg
gence under the provisions of Section 2S5f Of the ID4l sup
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30
SCHOOLS COAL
PLAN REVEALED
Sweeney Recommends g.
600 Tons Be Purchased
Now; on Survey On

IN line with recommendation %
the War Production Board 10 pur.
chase coal now and avoid future de.
lays, confusion and costs caused By
transportation dliSiculties. City Pur-
chasing Agent Martin .. Sweeney
today revealed plans for the pur.
chase OF enough coal 10 heat water.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30

groga II o'clock Neon 20 1915 ?.
N. Wednesday, July One - Business
Suspended 10 Toke Over Sale 81 Wsv
Sends end sssmps o. Main end
SECOND FIoors.
They ere slvins eli they hsve-
yss-evsn dylne Fov us-we-Ilv'
Inc Rogmsl lives ever here eve 10
20 our svmed forces 20 buy wsg
bends and stsmps choeTsully 20
help furnish me tooIs % they cen
finish shs iob.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30

The following deed ~ connection
with q real estate Transaction has
been Oiled at the ones of the toEp
eleFs;
WaEEamty DaaG
Grace q, Hudson 10 william ~,
and WA AZ, Lee, tW0 pieces o. prop
aFtg ae windsor street,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-30

IlaRoFiS GE0m WIashingtan teasy
siRaad ttat ksangFeAsiilall saMeph
n, Talhet haA FaieefA9 90 efSeg
llEem fieyeTlleg Mebert 4, DlfiFley
70 haAamae q Haenaheg 0f the state
sAamar 6eniEaI fenainigslen, = vDs
aalley On aiDi6 beard eeenFFea ~
Gently wAep q, giaFneF biFannn@
81 stamford Feaigfaaa " aeaept .
POST ~ ee@nsel geg . llamaE aeags
eTs eroup,
last Waek u was re9oFsag allet
lie geVefnaF had affeKea tile nps
moinlment - Representative Tall
h@f. a Republican mitlse ne mps
naimlaA ~ Ne heard. - Ne,
mremman was . mapablleaas.