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Evening star., 1942-05-08
Training Will Start
Sunday for Six
Minute Men Units
Rifles and Uniforms
To Be Distributed
To Infontry Companies

Active training of six additional
Maryland Minute Men companies,
reserve units OF the State Guard,
will begin Sunday with the first
assembly and distribution of rifles,
ammunition and uniforms. It. Col.
E. Brooke Lee, commanding officer
Of the 7th Battalion, State Guard,
announced today.
All of the six new infantry units
are from the suburban areas COM
prising the 2lst Company, Mont
gomery County Company of Takoma
Park; 22d. also of Takoma Park;
24th. Silver Spring; 10th. Of Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase: 18th, OF the Mass
achusetts avenue section, and the
18th. Of Glen Echo.
Col. Lee Put In Charge.
Col. Lee has been placed Ia COM
mand Of the organization and pre-
liminary training of the Minute
Men companies of Montgomery,
Frederick and Howard Counties by
order Of Gov. OConor.
Maj. James B. Fitzgerald of Chevy
Chase, former State Commander of
the American Legion and national
vice commander Of that organiza-
ton, has been in direct charge of
recruiting Minute Men in the west
ern suburban district.
Circuit Judge Stedman Prescott of
Rockville. who is captain OF the 1st
Montgomery County Company Gin
fantry). Is in charge of recruiting
IN the central and northern sections
Of the county.
More Rifles Expected.
The companies mustered by Judge
Prescott are expected to receive ad-
ditional rifles and other equipment
next week when q shipment is to
be received at the Silver Spring
Armory.
Two Rockville infantry companies
and a demolition engineer company
OF Silver Spring were organized at
the Silver Spring Armory last week.
More than 900 Montgomery
County men have volunteered to
serve IN the Minute Men units. Col
Lee said. The offers were forwarded
to the adjutant generals ONCE in
Baltimore and 1t is expected that
ABOUT "A companies ultimately will
be organized in the county. COM
prislng 81 or % units of infantry
and three of ey,oipaar~
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Prince Georges Boord !
Schedules Induction

The first group Of selectees to be
summoned by Prince Georges
County Board No. l in six weeks
has been ordered to report at 7:45
am. May %, at the boards ONCE in
Hyattsville for transfer to the Balti-
more induction station, board OH
cials revealed today.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
MoryIonder Is Honoed

BALTIMORE, May 8 lR.-Wilbur
Pritchett, IS, colored, Of Dorchester
County, convicted of assault with
attempt to attack a white woman
near Cambridge last January l6,
was hanged today at the Maryland
penitentiary.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Glass Proclaimed
Senatorial Nominee
Nv n, Axtociated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, May 8.-Horace
H. Edwards. chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. yes
terday proclaimed Senator Glass
the Democratic nominee to succeed
himself and declared. He is enti-
tied to and should have the full
support of all Democrats" in the
November general election.
Senator Glass, who has served In
the Senate continuously since 1920.
has no opposition in the August I
primary.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Rockville Divorce SOUGHT

ROCKVILLE, Md, May. tSpe-
ciaD Mrs. Irma Weiner of Silver
Spring has filed suit here for q
divorce from Kurt Weiner Of Wash
ington, charging desertion and ask
Ing custody Of their daughter. Muriel
Helen Weiner.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Lecture on Holy Lund

MCLEAN, Va, May (SpeciaD.-
An illustrated lecture on the Holy
Land, by the Rev. z. B. Joyner of
Del Ray Methodist Church, will be
given at o'clock tonight In the
Lewinsville Presbyterian Church,
Evening star., 1942-05-08
They include:

Iney include.
Wilcox, Stanley
Dixon, Kenneth Z.
Marche, william +,
Hitz, Chester w.
Stark. r. c.. jr.
Pryor, Joseph H.
Bond, Sylvester A.
McIlwee. Charles r.
Ecklon. c. c., jr.
Wills. Clarence H.
Anderson. e. H.
Naylor. John H.. jr.
Beacon. Philip J.
Gordon, Harry r.
Ricks. Grimth NJ.
Lucke, Gsorge H.
Long, Earl L.
Simons, James H.
WulfI. Henry
Deaner, John M.
Scheel, Francis P.
Gray, Stephen B.
Fields, r. McC.
Byron. Thomas G,
Yeatman, Otto c.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Welsh. Walfsr n

welsh, Walter D.
b z. Nunley. Garrett D,
n T. GLASGOW. Rosseii A,
7. Schvab. Isidofe ].
Friedman. Leon
/. Kendall. Isaac H.
A. Crawford, Robert L.
es r. Warner. Paul T.
ir. Lee. Carl r.
H. Lynch, Norman Z,
Thrift, Allen N.
=. jr. Boarman, James L,
J. Stabler, A. C.
r. Imhofi. Joseph G.
NJ. Brown, Mason p.
Il. Powers, Charles H.
Richards. John z.
H. Vowel. Montague
Krebs, Elmer b.
4. Bell, Markey T.
P. yode. Samuel
B. Howard, Adrian
Hester. Lyle H.
c. Lampe, Kenneth z.
c. Williams, Edward M.
'e indicted are the fol
sfers:
J. Bowen, Jesse A.
o. DeInnocentes, j. L.
A. heuver, Albert
Evening star., 1942-05-08

Davis, Clifford j. Bowen, Jesse A.
SteeRer, Gustav o. DeInnocentes, J.
Foreman, Earl A. Heuver, Albert
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
Der que la reception, en- el salon
de seSiones, Sc efctuara a la
| 100 a. m.
Muy agradcido.
La Corte Suprema del Arte

La Cote Supreme del Arte p.
Otra noche de arte Sc preSen
t6 en- el teatro Casino, animadt
cl programa por Ramon Bermd
dez.
FL primer mimero ne la nocht
eStuvo a cargo &c Maria Trigue
no, en- Aurora; le sigui6 Lydia
Salazar, en- Amor; Laura
CampiSi, en- Santa Lucia; Ia
ninita de dos amos Sylvia Reyes
con una Rumba.
Las Sr.as. Aida y Annie Co
mez en- ell modernisimo baile a.
mericano "Jiuterbug", acOmpa-
nadas al piano por ell professor
Aristides Santirzo; Alicia LOU
no cant6 "Princesita", y despues
con "Amapola", Deleit6 a la con
currencia con "Cfavelltos'', la
Srta. Santa Case; temin6 con
81 Love to Whistle.
Los premios fueron otorga-
los a las concursantes Alicia
Louro y Laura Campisi.
En- eli Concurso de la Taxa
de la Suerte" obtuvieron pre-
mics Eva Coto, Juan Lopez, A
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
-1EXSKY Y Il
S~."QuBDAEoN ENPATADoS
MEL PRIMER LrGAR DEL
TORNEO DE AJEDREZ

New York, mayo 6.-I. A. Ho
rowitz trat6 de 5errota a Sam
uel Reshevsky, de Boston, ell
campe6n %nacional, paro n pudo
lograrlo y ell torneo fina4iz6 que
dando empataldos en- Ell primer
puesto Isaac I. Kashdan Y Sa-
muel R~eshevSny. Les dos Sc re-
partieron los premios del prime
70 y segundo lugar.
Reshevsky gan6 1919 parti-
das y perdi6 212 en- empates. Di
rectamente no perdi6 ninguna.
Kashdan tiene 81 amos de edad
y tonic parte en- tornecs efectua
dos en- Berlin, Estokolmo, Puer-
to Rico Y Habana.
Reshevsky es native de Polo
MIA y deSde nino reside en- Esta-
dos Unldos. Gano ell primer cam
peonato de Estadcs Unidos en-
1886 y tambien gan6 los de 1888
y 1910.
He aqui ell resultado final:
KaShdan, 121z victorias Y 21@
derrotas; Reshevsky, 1919 victo-
rias Y 212 derrotas; Denker, 103
y Az; Pinkus, 101 y Az; Stei-
ner, 9h y Az; Horcwitz, 9 y 6;
Seidman, 8; Levy, 81 y 812;
Levin, 6 y 8; Chernev, 6 y 9; Pill
nick, 6 y 8; Baker, 5h y 912; LIE
sing, 5 y 9; Green, a y IL; Hal
bohm, a y IL; Altman, 81 y 10h
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

da. Habra para todos los gustos
cantos, danzas, almuerzo, jue-
gos de salon, bale etc.
Para comodidad de los que no
tengan medic de transporte ha-
bra un buen servicio de qua
glas. Saldran del frente de la
Logia, cada media bora, y pa
saran por West Tampa.
Ell precio del almuerzc Sc ha
senalado en- $3.50. La entrada
general, en- 40 dts. para ambos
Seros.
Como una deferencia a los mu
1hachos de nuestras fuerzas ar
madas solo Sc les cobrara por
la entrada, a raz6 nde 20 cts.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
Pr6ximu bodG

FT0Tlnh OOdu
Para las cuatro de Ia tardt
de. domingo eSta sehalada la DO.
da de la Srta. Tulsa Fernandez
Y Ell joven Jose Perrone, en- Ia
Iglesia Cat6lica Nuestra Sra
del Perpetuo Socorro. Oficiar$
81 Reverend John w. Doherty
La novia sera entregada en-
m%altrimonio por su hermano, e.
Sr. Florentino Fernandez. Ates-
tiguaran la Sra. M. Fernandez
y el Sr. Nelson Lazzara.
La Snta. Fernandez es hija de
la Sra. F.. Fernandez, residente
en- ell 2703 de la Gale DieciochO.
Curse sus primeros estudios en-
.nuestras escuelas publicas, gra-
duandose mas tarle en- ell Hills
borough High School. En- la &C.
.ualidad pertenece a la Secci6n
lie Damas del Centre Asturiano.
Por anticipate lie deseamos a
esta parejita eterna felicidad.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
4 K 4 X X X 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 = 4
STARS in THE SPOTLIGHT! =
nv ETHEL VINE 4

The latest Cinderella story to
enlanate from Hollywood is that
of Donna Reed, a girl who grew
up on an Iowa farm and reached
the film capitol by way of the cap
and gown route-plus plenty Of
determination and ambition.
The fact that she is now APP
pearing in one of the principal
roles in the latest Andy Hardy
picture, "The Courtship of Andy
Hardy" amazes her as much as it
does veterans who have been
plodding along in the extras
ranks for years without much sue
cess.
One of a big family, Donna
learned the duties of farm daugh-
ter almost as soon as she could
walk. She discovered how to milk
cows, collect eggs, bake bread and
also to look after her younger
brother, Keith and two kid sisters
from the time they first fell out
Of their cradles.
But there was a difference be.
- nal. non~n onA monU nj
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
Primer Babe de las Flores

Primer Bale de las Flores
Reina gran animation entire
los asociadOs y simpetizadores
del Centre Espanol para asis-
tir ell sabado al Bale Social de
las Flores que cada ano organi-
"a la Secci6n de Recreo.
Las bellas y graciosas sehori-
tas de la Secci6n de Damas da-
ran la bienvenida a los socios e
invitados.
A las once de Ia noche empe-
cara Y terminara a las cuatro de
la manana.
En- la sala "Bar" Sc situara IA
orquesta latina ala Sonora,
con sus cantantes Srta. josef
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

her nlavmates. She never visuaized herself AZ . farm wife. or Tor that
matter S another kind Of wife. She vsualzed herself rather as . grand
ladv Tin a distant city preferably New York. where she would shop IN a
big stores, 90 to the theatre and have adventures: Perhaps because u
dream was 81 persistent, she was elected queen Of Oen~0n nlSn SenOO'
in her senior year.
LecVes Home
Altar she was graduated, she piled her slender luggage into her old
fashioned sedan, collected her even senderer savings ana turned the
or in the direction of California. Her family approved being Surrey
midwesterners, who believed in Independence for everyone Donna was
on her own. - -, .-s.A-.A - T.. Ar~ola. CITY
College. ms iorng in a business course. She wanted 2 prepars nersen
ooI ber living. she said. But while she studied. she found time 70
nnear in a local stock company and surprised herself, q wel 80 every
ne else. by turning in an astonishingly good performance IN two plays,
The Intruder" and "The Happy Journey" That same year cM. 3 wa
aectad a Queen for a second time: Queen OF Los Angeles City CSohege'
Her nicture was published in the papers and MIN studios q ~ Ps'
tnre and offered her a screen test Cinderella was on nr way iOs
Hollywood.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

lejandro Fernandez, Aida Mar
tinez Y Frances Garrido,
Como nimer0 especial, Sera-
fin Rodriguez present6 un boni-
to nGmero, Aprovechamos la o.
casi6n para recordar a las amis.
tadeS de "Finfo" ell beneficio de
este, que Sc verificara dentro dc
pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
CERRADO Ell PUERTO
DE PORT EVERGLADES

Fort Lauderdale, mayo g.
FL puerto de Port Everglades,
por donde Sc importan muchos
productos cubanos, fue cerra-
do hoy a las embarcaciones de
pequeho tamano. Los barcos
de pesca y lanchas no podran
salir.
La misma orden Sc dict6 a.
yer en- Miami.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
Pr6xinaO Picnic

Pr6ximO Picnic
ContinGan los prsparativos
para para ell Picnic que verified
"a la Logia Loyal Knights of
America, ell domingo "a del pre-
sente mes, en- los terrenO sd Trio
de la Policia.
Como todas las fiestas de es-
ia logia, Sc vera muy concurri.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

Lydia Pinkham's Compound IL
one medicine you can buy to-day
made especially for toomen-to re-
lieve monthly pain and It's tired
nervous feelings due 10 this cause.
And In such q sensible wAyl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly - turnout tho
month Pinkham's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. FUll0waabel direc-
tions. Worth tyytngi
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

81, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. p. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
Gran Bale en- ell
CircMlO Cuban

C2fC1u0 CUOUh
Ell pr6ximo domingo celebra
"a su segundo bale de la tempt
rada de verano la Secci6n de r.
creo del Circulo Cubano.
Como ell pasado, Sc verified
"a en- Ell patio-jardin, dcnde Sc
colOcaran meSas para comodi-
dad de los asiStentes.
En- la conoha de la mdsica to-
cara Ia orquesta DANNY Albert
And His Men OF Music, que %
see un selecto repertoire de pie
zas criOllas Y americanas. Can
tara la Srta. Lorraine DeWood.
lEmpezara a las echo de la nc
che y teminara a las doce.
DiSfru&e de estas cuatro no.
ras de bahe.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

Meordda
En- franco periodic de conva-
lescencia Sc halla nuestra apre-
ciada amiguita Mercedes Alon.
so, que fuera operada en- LA Pc
liclfnica" por ell DR.. Guillermc
ROig.
Segln los informes que Sc nos
suministran es probable que en-
un dia de esta semana sea tras-
ladada a su hogan de la barriada
de West Tampa.
DeseamOs que asi sea.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
Una I~RUitdci6n

Firmada por Ell joven Angel
Ramon, atento Secretario de la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Espanol, recibo una invitaci6n
para ell Bale Social de las Flo
res que esa institution celebra-
ra ell proximo sabado.
AL mismo tempo nos hace sa-
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO %RODRIGUEz)

ma Ramil. "Don Francisco" ira
a Ia plataforma colgante del sa-
lon principal.
Entire los simpatlzadores de
la sociedad Sc han empezado a
repartir invitaciones.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
new! "~BACTERIOSTATlC"
HYGIEkE
now finding praaf faVnr
now finding great favor
among Women..s

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF dolches az a precautionary meas
ure for women who want 70 ba clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not lydia B..
Pinkham's Sanative Wash Pin. ms
sanatlve Wash IS gaining grcal favor
among women because ats NOT a
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modern trend II not only d.ar1ur-
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but thoroughly eleanAes and alor-
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tonic effect on delicate mcmhr mes.
I"nexpensiyel Get your bottle % 4 ydia
PinkhRm's 6anative Wash TO-DAY. All
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La gaceta., 1942-05-06
Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the glrl friend. on
q business appointment. play smart and take
the proper ~precautioD to see that your breath
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. Afssr all, Aoth-
Ing Is so inexeuaable and 30 offensive aaf
neglacesd case Of hAlitosis (bad breathl. Be
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antissptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweet er, purer. less likely 10 offend. Most
eaaes Of halitosis, cay some authorities, are
due to the fermentation of tiny food particles
In the mouth, although som cases mai be
due 10 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Lister1ne AHtiseptic works
wonders because Il FIRST halta the ferman. "a
ton and then overo0mes the odpru II causss.
Don't forget 10 use II. It'g the first aid Of
thopsanda Of popular and successful people
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La gaceta., 1942-05-06

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bloated feeling, nervousness dis
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functional monthly disturbances
try Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
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La gaceta., 1942-05-06

Santos del dfa
Juan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
AUTO FATALITIES
 SHOW GAIN HERE
Il Reported Since Jan. 1; Only Il Recorded Dur.
 ing Previous Year

Pointing out that last years 10. tal Of lS l0gal auto deaths may he exceeded this year, Gapiain Wllliam q pnRgan of ille police accident prevention blreau laday urged mos loflsls % exercise extreme care dnFr Ing the FemalnaeT 0f the year lge Hlk0 BAfled pedestrians 70 ekRFelse the nlmost caution ln crossing hiTaels and lJRhRays,
 WILT DleFe lllan lN0 months 0f alle yeaF 70 go, Waterbury aARady had I2 fatal aeeiaenls ihls yeaF, The accident lhls week Nhleh caused the death of Mrs, PetfT DeTF eskegleA, pi ai liaWIellee elTeel vas the first since August ll, Tie sos MRn Nas fatally lHiured When hlt by ' lA Rallt crossing peneleas avenue
 pAe local auto fatality iiguYes are ln opposition l0 lhe genelal lFena gn most af the Fast, gas ana tire relll0nlng has hFQneht about Q leF aNell0a, but Locally he falRllly rate keeps about lRe same pace as ' year RRoi
 hEYen the slightest accident is an Mlergelfpee Hlil the war fliollp kala paplaln HARgan we eann0l RlleTa Q have people klllea and lgr iuTed and GRT6 daWaead Ri q lilne when we Heed all possible maaD0NeT nlla fqnlpmfHl We fll must be maFe farptpl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

Mayor Scully paid high tribute to Gov. Robert A. Hurley. terming him more truly a war governor than any other in the United States. The goy- ernors war program came in for exc tensiye praise from Mayor Scully who urged that every effort be made 10 reward Gov Hurley's loyal ard unselnsh support of the president.
 The mayors remarks were given at an organization meeting Of the town committee held at Campaign headquarters, i90 Grand street, last night.
 Tn addition to praislng Gov. Hur- ley and urging his reelection Mayor Scully spoke in glowing terms Of Judge Of Probate Patrick Healey. whose record he said was superior to that of any other judge in Con- neeticut.
 Speaking Of Congressman Joseph F. Talbot the mayor remarked that even Republican newspapers weren't able to suppore his congressional stand and referred specifically to an editorial attack made on the Naugatuck legislator by the Water bury Republican.
 "He doesn't represent the people of the Filth District" said Mayor scully, "and that's just what Mayor William 4. Patten of Torrington will do if elected"
 The mayor contFasted conditions today with those Of last fall and pointed out how necessary lt was for political organizations to work harder than ever today to encourage voting. He urged that no one take the election for granted but do ey- eFything humanly possible and not inconsistent with the total war ef- fort to preserve our democratic priv ileges, one of which is exercise os the franchise.
 Ire town committee. as well as itS executive committee, is scheduled 70 meet against next Wednesday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
ARMISTICE DAY
 SPEAKERS SET
Band 10 Play al Lihfsgy Park Ceremonies isyna'
 g0gues Cooperating

MayNp yiReeng A seully, Ray, fHanel6 N 0'ahea, Rev hARer h Y, Alldblsan and Rahhi William v, 1Teenleld Will De Aapakels Al ihe liQnag Roll eeIeMolles af fahraTY pafk Qn Alnls ,iee Day 70 Aadtr lion 10 ihe traditional Nlealhrplaer lng exercises Q War nQna eaMnaisn at Victory Hanse An lAn Hreen, Q SAealal IAdl0 hgNaaeasl and q luncheon l0v aold star M0lhegs nave been planned hy lhp Dagld Fannlck pest JeNlsh War NelhFans, "a charge 0f afIanRemenls
 Wllllam hellnefF alAlNAllsea ht V lnaellng last night nAAE lhe baltanF Amerleall haAd Nhleh VII plRy al Inc Library RaVk eAlenlAllea, Nlll lead a naTaae 70 lhe Green Nllerf elgNgls VIII ha made s0 h0lat Der lanae hAna sales. The ensl0MaTE itAnsN VIII W sounded " el0ke 0g lha fl0n0r Roll exercises,
 Francis " lreneNle, nARiFMan has ngged Ah ialelRna ey9Nns ie allena lhf eAsgflsAs alAa ala v ne hnAd sale
 hhugeA sappleas win he held snnF day, Nov ', af 2 q, Na, Af llle hhNIell nf illR gnlnaanlate halAeeDllAn ana al n, nl at 1glnllY hlnlsoanal ohnrelg HalaFs Of all gaiarane nFT Ranlsa llaI6 Rln he naAsed ~ the Sarflae&, Arganaanlents aEA hRlhe maaa far anrglae6 ~ nnA Nf ne sEnl aRQenaa en lhA FgldaB pFeeedlne lhf hnllday,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
ZONE 4 WARDENS
 TO MEET TUESDAY
Talk On "GueTrIlla War fare" l0 Be GlveBi Re-
 lresheF Course Planned

Air Taid RaTaeHs Of Hane A VIII h0ld Q meeting pn Tueaday evening at 7la0 Rt ka4gea EeaTt seAaol hall, KhIle heelAI leAdeTf and deputy EAgaeas of Zone q Blll meet M9ng day egenlng at 7se at Russell sehQol
 0D pf3ueJllla WaTfaTe ane How Il Relates 70 Waterbury GlglllaD Der lenAes at lhs aege A aleellle hf ald work VII he fkpalhfa alAa 4le Wlnleg schedule VII he annalneea aGe0galRg i0 Anna v, Pagan ehalFF man 0f Zone A nleesnat RaFaflls People llYlne il aeelQrs } and l2, aI l0 a0, and ae l0 Al aEe lnYliea 10 Rtiena ulA nlfellRg,
 Al me plfeljllR ln Zone q lhe nfR audible RigRal hssleM fQF aA FAlef RllI be RklllAlnea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
NEW LIQUOR TAXES PRECIPITATE RUSH
Local Dealers Expect IB' grease In Orders Before
 November 1

Additional new llanQF taxes, Rhleh go Into eHeel hog I have aHeaey lesulied lA [ buying Fnsh ~ WAleFF bnpys package sloFes, falpfes showed today, Dealers expect lheJ demands 70 Increase steadily Rll nest week, slih record sales being reached,
 The rev laK act which pFeslaenl Roosevelt slgned ihlS week Falkef lhe ekelsa tax % llgueg from es 70 ~ 2 gall0n The CalisAmeF Bnl be called on 70 ahfapb Nhe increase, and lhe pliee ~ Rhlskey and en VIII go Ap hN nenlA Q gAaFl aF Megei
 The prerfak rush comes at llnle Rlfn dealeFs md lbelF stock alFeaay law ln many popular sellers 4hls s He result 0f several faeieFa, among theM lae federal oFaRF DhgAF hing llle manufRelAFe Of naN AhAF key ana me altlleuliies ef uanspefg lali0n and delivery,
 some local package kseges plan s9 aid fAlra elNnl0pes l0 slleN rolls neAi ssek, ln expectation 9f aelAee 0f business
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