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BEAUTIFUL BEACH BUNGALOW

Marvellous View Across Chesapeake.
fine rooms, . large screened porches.
electricity, water system. flush toilet. shade
trees; fine beach; refined subdivision:
furniture included. Due to special cir
cumstances will sell for 81 $50. Easy
terms arranged. II you want a good buy
don't miss this. Drive down to Calvert
Beach Sunday: on Solomons Island road.
J miles below Prince Frederick. AZ miles
from District line See MR.. FLEMING.
or phone GE. 144S after pm.
BACKBAY (WEST RIVER)-5 ROOMS
and bath. garage; large lot; nice condi-
ton; short distance from beach; due to
i'll health. owner must sell: price, $1,000.
Long Beach. on Chesapeake Bay-A six
room bungalow. furnished, shower and
toilet. artisan water: large lot The cot
tage overlooks the Bay; 55 miles from
city price, including furniture, So, 600.
VIM. T, BALLARD. 1921 Eye st NV.
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GARAGES WANTED,

GARAGE WANTED FOR j OR CARS
vicinity OF Capitol Hts: or Minnesota ave
and Benning I'd. ne Call HI. OS2l
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FARMS GoR SAlR

lss ACRES. 50 ACRES CLEARED LAND;
frontage on asphalt road. "a miles west OF
Mount p. O.. Va. 80 miles from d. G.:
good deal for quick buyer. Apply VA
CRAFT SHOP, Route /, South, 81 mi. from
.. c. Box 423-R, Star.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
247-acre dairy farm. 80 miles from White
House.. l mile south Of Sugar Loaf Noun
tain, fronting on B. g. o. r. r. Two
stream-watered bluegrass meadows. 25
acres s.;s in timber; milk shipped 70 b. G: part
garage. tenant house, bank horse barn
45x70, double courthouse implement shed,
hGlGhopse slG srocds cattle shed tie and metal
each: laying house lsx45. The buildings
need painting: The nelds lie rolling but
titled by tractor and produce ample feed
year round for 75 head Of livestock. Some
fruits. lots Of cherries. This is q good
producing. well-located farm at a price a
Price. s65 per acre-si6 g. 600 Favorabiy
financed by Federal Farm Loan at
C. w. NICOL,
Phone 300, GaitherSburg, Md.
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. ACRES. 5-ROOM FRAME BUNGALOW,
full concrete basement: 1OO-ft. drill well,
elec. pump: l, mile from bus line 16
miles from WASHINGTON: price. 81 900; cash,
5000: terms. F. W. RAYMOND, BeltsVille,
Nd Phone Berwyn 160-J-4
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LAKE JACKSON.

12-MI. LAKE. 80 MI D c.
log homes for defense and Govt workers
Prices, $1,000 UP. 3 to rooms ami
Boating. fishing. swimming. Terms. Near
Manassas. Va. Manassas 12-F-4.
CHOICE LARGE FARMS. 474. 463 AND
4sl acres, Anne Arundel and Montgomery
Counties; one on river and canal one
near bay; Sl6, 900 to S22 SOC:
$4,000 Dandy little tobacco and
truck farm, a monev-maker: good build
ings. modern house, about 81 miles Capital
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12O-ACRE CHARLES co. TOBACCO
farm. rented to white tenant; pays good
return: running water and pasture some
cash payment. Sl.15O Box 269-T. Star.
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WE COVER MARYLAND AND HAVE
many good buys in farms all sizes; tracts
of acreage, roadside business locations.
water fronts. cottages and farms: also new
homes, half acres or more, miles from
D. c., at S6,750 90; bargain commercial,
new BLDG; restaurant. recreation room.
fireplace. 4 large bedrooms. two baths,
dining room, kitchen. parking 100 cars;
price. S10,950.O0. terms $1,000 cash, bal.
monthly
e15 10th st. NV. Ma. so95.
Waldorf once, Waldorf Md.
NEAR OXON HILL AND ABOUT ga
miles south of DC. line; T-room house
and about 3S acres of land, mostly suitable
for gardening and bounded by good stream,
partly high with fine view; price, S7,500.O0.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1.19 K St. NV. MA. 1856.
EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND. NEAR
Delaware and with long front on a nav
igable river; about $50 acres of the sort
Of land which has made the section famous
for melons, sweet potatoes. beans and
other garden crops. About $50 acres
cleared. the rest in timber Of 90 years or
so growth. probably suitable for pulp wood.
improvements negligible. For sale only as
a whole, but the price is only $4,000 per
acre.
1719 K st. NV. MA. 11oo.
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so A.. 7-RooM HOUSE. 1879 MILES FROM
D. C. line, in Southern Md. $500 or
rent for S2s EN-. 6S24
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MARYLAND IMPROVED FARMS AND

Howard County, $50 acres, S25 900:
Frederick County, $50 acres, S32 500;
Hartford County, $50 acres. $4,000; Bal
timore County restricted area, 300 acres.
S165 900. Other choice estate farms.
ARDELLE KITCHEN. 3341 Frederick. Bal
timore, Md.
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,. ACRE, BROOM 2-sTORY FRAME
house. stone foundation. all modern con-
veniences: halfway between Baltimore and
washington on macadam rd.; few minutes
to B. &; o. and buses; shade trees. nice
lawn saTaEs pgi.s S5 900: sash, Si'989' m9
Phone Berwyn 160-J-4.
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12O-ACRE FARM FOR S55OO, IN FAIR
fax County, about 90 miles from Wash
Ingtqn. this farm has about 80 acres of
tlllabl land. rolling and watered by
numerous springs Old 6-room house with
elec. and phone and on site worthy of a
buildings; 5000 down. bal $40 per mo.
See Mason Hirst, Annandale. Va at the
end of Columbia Pike. Phone Alexandria
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s ACRES, 9-RM, 2-STORY FRAME
house, stone foundation. full modern base
ment. modern conveniences. toilet, bath.
cleo. hot-water heat. oil burner. gas. sew
erage town water and pump in back yard;
per meet; located in Laurel, is minutes
to bus line. few minutes to B. e. o. depot;
taxes, S1o9; price. 5000: 81 900 cash
terms balance. F. w RAYMOND, Belts
vile. Nd. Phone BerMyn 16O-J-4.
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CHEVROLET 1912 special de luxe town
sedan; to priority certificate holder at
savings: two-toAe gray. driven by factory
executive only 400 miles special radio,
heater. defrOSter. efc OrdUaY Nhol
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CHEVROLET 1899 4 door sedan; like new
tires are practically perfect w A 7 A.
guarantee; 500: trade and easy G NJ A.
c. terms. JUSTINE NICHOLSON, Hy-
attSyille. Md WA -oOO
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THEODORE F. MENK.

EXECUTIVE : fU. HE I0lll 81 N w
LONG BEACH - DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
home, large studio living room, fireplace.
heatolator bedroom has heater srili:
bath with shower. large kitchen, front and
back porches: whole house bronze screened;
running water. electricity. etc. Only ST.
zoo $3.50 down bal SO so monthly.
Other houses, 81 500 to $1,000. Down
payments. 500 up. Lots 500 UP. VIII
build according 10 your plans.
To reach; Drive : miles south Of Prince
Frederick Solomons Island road. turn
left. follow signs to beach Office M E
ROCkHIIL. INC 81 Leonard Nd
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CHEVROLET sport coupe; good condition.
cheap for cash. Phone Ordway 1849.
CHEVROLETSi 1910 special de luxe sport
sedan. $685.: 1890 convertible club coupe,
S745. SIMMONS MOTORS. 1887 l4th ST.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEW. FIREPROOF s5x65 NOW READY;
2nd comm: 10 min. center city; rent,
5000 ME. 2342, WO 1853. 90
ONE STORY. 5Ox72. ALONGSIDE R. R.
suitable any business Sl50 mo. WASH
INGTON REALTY. GE $500 or 4455.
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AERoPLAkEs.
TIRES WANTED.

6OOx16 and other sizes. LBS each.
"a Pierce st. NV. RE. 5S23.
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WANTED TO BUY, PAY CASH FOR
home on water front. State particulars.
location, price. Box 2S-T, Star.
OWNER LEAVING CITY. SELL FINE
ing. boating fishing. Must sell. will help
finance. Box 29-T, Star.
NORTH BEACH, 3rd AND FREDERICK
sts.-5-room bungalow on corner lot 5OX
l05 #. Price cut TO allow for repairs.
Terms. 5000 down. $50 mo. Woodley 276O.
THREE LOTS, CLOSE WATER AT WOOD
land Beach Reas. Wooded. Furnace. new
blower; free delivery. Taylor 0326.
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CHEVROLET 1895 2-door town sedan:
radio, AL condition, good tires, original
owner Emerson R414
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
HERALD HARBoR = BEAUTIFUL .TR1-
angular .ot. heavily wooded, LOFT front
near shelton Park $500 cash. OWNER
HARBoR PROPERTY. . ACRES, 40.
foot water frontage large Arm. furnished
cottage: boat. Lower Patuxent. $1,000;
terms: GOOD rooms. Emerson 0570.
COTTAGES. LOTS, ACREAGE ON BAY;
rent N E RYoN CO. Ma 1907. GE. 8l46
BUY NOW-INsPECT NEW 3. AND 5
3 q milss s 6; near shady sids: Nd
BAUMAN i Thomas circle. Ma 6aaH.
Beach, Md, Can easily be made into
winter home: lot 75xl25; five rooms and
large front and side porch screened. septic
sewer tested drinking water with auto
Phone Chestnut 3lO5.
WANT TO BUY COTTAGE AT BREEZY
Point. Md, or vicinity; reasonable. State
PRfise Ros terms stio location and conveniences
me9t: nFsproof CONSTRUCTION. elevator; also
parking for approx; IL cars. H. G.
sMITHY CO. MA: 59o4.
LAKE La, JACKSON, MANASSAS, VAJ: q
go month 0ei Ne 4soo tSs i5S,h So 1a6o 600 easa
living rm.. kitchen large porch. wooded lot:
nr. transp. DE. c054. For sale.
BELOW COST My beautiful home over
looking Chesapeake Bay near Beverly
Beach at Shoreham Beach. ROBERTS
W-232-F4. 22'
BUNGALOW. . BR.. L. r. K AND B;
elec., oil heat, gas: lot "00x1O0, Handicapped
Also boat. Is min. to D. c. Owner trans
Sacrlflce. S22o0.00. Box 4O0-R. Star.
FOR SALE OR RENT 3-BEDROOM -
path cottase. Sherwood Forest, Nd. Call
WI. :301 e or Woodley $500
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS PORT REPUBLIC.
Nd 4.6 miles beyond Prince Frederick
COTTAGES for rent by week 10 professional
graduates; lots and immediate construc-
tion. bay beach Atlantic Oi51. ewes
RIGHT ON HERRING BAY. FAIRHAvEN,
Md, 81 miles D. c. Nicely Handicapped. ,
large willow trees. | mile fresh meats. etc.
Lot 50xl50. rms, 3 bedrms., > lava
tories toilet. Sewer. water. Parafax gas
Bargain. $4,000. furnished taxes, S4S
Consider trade D. c. property. ME- 2342.
WO 1l63
WATER FRONT COTTAGE. WOODLAND
Beach on South River, Md, 30 minutes
drive from D. C. line; nice rooms and
shower with enormous porch. all home
conveniences. completely furnished Also
25-ft. cruiser in good shape: $3.50 cash
takes all Inspect today. West Shore DIR.
and Bishop rd OWNER, phone Alexan-
dria og1B weekdays
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CHEVROLET 1891 master de luxe 2-door
town sedan radio and heater: black fn-
Ish; very fine tires perfect in every way;
fully guaranteed $3.50. trade and terms,
TOMS AUTO SALES
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CHEVROLET 1885 la-ton panel truck;
wells Garage rear 1904 18th st. ne.
CHEVROLET 1887 box van; $3.50 ster-
re't Operating Service. 20l Que st. NV.
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POTOMAC RIVER.
43l7 acres, opposite Mt. Vernon. T30-ft.
through transfer OF Govt. agency to
Western city Committing distance by
motor boat or auto. Offered as q whole or
in two sections having equal shore 'front.'
are Appy 10
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

BROCKWAY Ia4l o-ton truck; stake
body. Call Sunday all day and weekdays
after 4:30 pm. CHI. 7145.
CHEVROLET la41 h7-ton panel body
truck; good cond.; low mileage; S475. Ma
tional 5HHO
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md COMMERCIAL.
Centrally located lot on 9th St NV.
south Of Barry pl.. mr.. Continental Bakery;
rift. front by 100 II. to the public alley.
1876 so. #. Price, $500.
JOS. A. HERBERT SONS. REALTORS.
515 E Capitol ST. Ii. 0129.
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This has been accomplished in
some instances already Stimson
said.
For example, in Hawaii, the COM
mand is under the navy, in the
Panama area under an air officer OF
the army, 8, the western Carib-
bean, including Puerto Rico, under
the navy, and in the Far East I'M
der (British) Gen. Sir Archibald
Wavell."
Stimson told reporters that for
many months prior to the Japanese
attack On Pearl Harbor the ques-
ton Of unity of command had been
under earnest study by the army
and navy" for everyone Of our task
forces that were likely to confront
the enemy"
ut has been accentuated since
the war began" he said. 1T has
been accomplished in some places
already"
He emphasized that the four in
stances cited were only examples,
and that there were others.
Commander of Fleet
The top Hawaiian commander is
the commander of the Pacific fleet
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, and tie
army commander in Hawaii, Lieut.
Gen. Delos Emmons, now is subordi-
nate to Nimitz.
The Panama command Is under
Lieut.. Gen. Frank M. Andrews, vet
cram army airman, while the east
elm Caribbean forces are under the
fleet commander at Puerto Rico.
Stimson was asked what the de-
partment is doing about the case OF
Maj. Gen. Walter G. Short, vino
was relieved from his Hawaiian
command after the Pearl Harbor in
f, cident.
"The only thing that can say
is that the matter is under careful.
study and consideration" the secre-
tary said.
Asked about aid to the united
forces in the southwest Pacific
StimSon replied that the only thing
that could be said is that reinforce
ments are going on
Asked how planes and other sup.
plies might reach General Mac
Arthur or IF they were being sent
in large numbers, stimson replied
Would YOU like that news to ge
to the Japanese"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29

did not vote and both Of them
McGovern and Campbell Stephen
shouted: NO"
The vote was widely cheered by
members who stood on their seats
and waved as Churchill smilingly
left the chamber.
What Churchill Said
The Prime Minister, making the
final government speech in a three
day debate, said that
1.-The wish of the American
people and leaders was that "the
large mass Of trained and equipped
United States troops should come
in contact with the enemy as close
and as soon as possible"
2.-Hitler's last hope Of total VIC
tory is successful invasion of the
British Islands but the presence oil
the AEF In the British Isles con
stitutes an important additional de-
terrent" to that enemy hope.
8. The AEF in Northern Ireland
which was protested by the Fire
government leaders offers a measu-
ure Of protection" to Southern Ire
land as well as Ulster and cannot
do any harm" to Premier canon De
Valera. (The British have been
vainly seeking permission to use
naval bases in Eire).
4. The fact that well-equipped
American troops were sent to Bri-
tain will permit British-purchased
supplies in the United States to be
sent quickly to the Far East, fol-
Australia and New Zealand.
S. A steady flow of reinforce
ments has been going to Malaga fol-
several weeks, but Il cannot tell how
the Johore battle or the attack on
the island of Singapore will CO."
6. A cabinet post similar to the
director Of the American war pro-
auctions board will be created.
Spectators Also Cheered
Spectators In the gallery rose and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29
Concordio Drill
Scheduled Tonight

Rehearsals for the special
drill, grand march and prize
march, which are annually big
features of the Concordia
Singing Society and auxiliary
Masquerade, will be held to-
night under the personal su-
pervision Of Sigmund Kobe
danz, who has had charge Of
this part Of the event for the
past rs years.
The 76th Masquerade Of the
well-known local society will
be held at Concordia Hall, 1873
Bank street, Saturday night
with Ernie's Bavarian orches-
ira providing music for the oc-
casion.
Gustav r. Kopp Is chairman
Of arrangements assisted by
Fritz Neubig and John Bor-
chardt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29
FRANCE SNUBBED
BY BRONC TRIBE
Africa's Chieftains, Hun
dreds of Their Tribe
Crossed British Zones
BY ROBERT BENJAMIN
UNITED Press Corresnondent)

Akkra, African Gold Coast, Jan.
@-UP)-The Vichy government
has been snubbed by Africa's
Brong chieftains and hundreds of
their tribesmen who have aban-
doned their homes on the French
ivory coast to cross into British
Ashanti, it was learned today.
The French tried to prevent the
exodus, 1t was understood, and ar
rested some women and children,
but hundreds of Brongs, led by
chiefs whose relatives had died in
service against the Nazis, escaped
to British territory on Jan. II.
They were welcomed by British
officials. The gold coast govern
ment will provide them with ac-
commodations and food until they
can return to their own country.
The silent procession of Brongs
whose French Jaman territory is
inhabited by more than 200 900
trlbesmen, was led by Mana Kojo
Agyeman, head chief of French
Jaman, his son Mana Kwame Ad-
lnkra, sub-chief of the Brongs, and
the queen mother of Jaman.
They were followed by elders of
the. tribe and others who bore
proudly the regalia of the reigning
FAMILY and other properties.
Were PrO-French
The chiefs, who were French
at the outbreak of war, said thev
were unable to comprehend the
changed attitude of the Vichy gov
eminent. The French Red Gross
mad received from 1000 Brongs a
contribution of 100000 francs and
both the head chief, who is too
OLD for active leadership, and his
son, who conducts the state re-
gency, possess the French Republic
can medal for distinguished sery-
Ice to empire.
Mana Adinkra's three bothers
fought the Nazis. One died in serv-
ice at Bouake "a railroad town 100
miles inland on the French ivory
COAST, the second was lost on a
torpedoed ship, and the third is a
war prisoner in Germany.
The head chief explained proudly
mat ne had given his word to his
people that their government would
40 all In its power to prevent Nazj
domination over Africa.
When France capitulated they
awaited evidence that French re-
sistance would be continued In
some tangible form.
At length, he said, the chief
tatns decided that the situation
had become intolerah1a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29
$50 Persons Drowned
In Torpedoed Liner
Continued from Page u

|seph, Mo-, said. "Some of them were
out OF their heads. They plucked at
our clothing and kept calling for hot
water and coffee.
Couldn't Find Them
when we were pulling away from
the Hawkins heard a girl and
baby calling from the water In
the darkness, but I couldn't find
them.
1.-THE U-boat surfaced again, after
1t had attacked us, and played its
lights on the water. The Nazi
skipper made no offer of help of
any kind"
Janett's mother, Mrs. Maude John.
son, who was saved with her hus-
band, said the ship listed to port
and the lights went out after the
first torpedo struck. johnson took
the child in his arms and jumped
overheard. Mrs. johnson followed
him. They swan to the Nfeboat
and were pulled aboard, hut Mrs.
johnson said it was so crowded that
the survivors had to stand to
breathe.
She said daily rations were one
biscuit, one-quarter cup of water
and two teaspoons of condensed
milk for each person in the boat.
Kelly said 1t tool, him two hours
to dole out each meal, the boat was
so crowded. Thirteen persons were
supposed to have been the boats
limit.
II twice saw wisps of smoke, but
just had to sit and watch the
ships go by" he said. The Coamc
finally passed within 200 yards OF
the lfeboat, and attarcted by
flares which Kelly exploded.
Little Janet was brought ashore
here wrapped in great coat. She
and the others were a little weak,
but otherwise unaffected.
The 1850 ton Lady Hawkins,
owned by the Canadian National
Steamship company was en- route
from her home port, Halifax, to
Bermuda.
IL New Englanders
Boston, Jan. 29.-(UP)-Twelv
New Englanders were believed to
have been aboard the Canadian Ma
tional steamship Lady Hawkins
when 1t was torpedoed and sunk
and II still are missing.
The lone survivor was George
Cariglio, 81, Of Worcester, a welder
who left his wife and months
old son two weeks ago to accept q
defense job. News Of Carigl!o's
safety was the first word his wife
had heard from him since he left
His sister Mary thought he twas
just lucky. He can't swim Q
stroke"
The Lady Hawkins was well,
known to New England travellers
through her triangle cruises from
Boston to Halifax and the West In
dies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29

ed in one life boat.
The submarine sneaked up or
the Lady Hawkins in a soft, moon
less tropical night.
Ship Defenseless
It must have known she was de-
fenseless, because it broke water loo
yards away and turned two lights
upon her. A minute later, it sent a
torpedo smashing into the Lady
Hawkins No. hold. A second ex-
ploded in the No. 3 hold.
| The ship heeled violently over
pitching 200 sleeping persons into
the sea. The engine room was blown
up and the power supply cut off
The radio was useless.
Then the Lady Hawkins caught
fire, and burned for Is minutes be-
fore sinking, while rs survivors
pulled away in a lifeboat, with
drowning men, women and children
around them begging for help.
Seventy-one survivors were land
ed here yesterday by the S. s. Goa
mo of the New York and Puerto
Rico Steamship Company. They be-
lieved at least $50 passengers and
members of the crew had persisted
the heaviest toll thus far of Ger
many's submarine warfare along the
Atlantic coast.
! They said the Lady Hawkins was
torpedoed at 1850 a. m, January 49,
and they were rescued after five
days in the life boat. Five of the
76 persons In the lifeboat died and
were buried at sea. The struggle for
survival became so grim that it was
choice among the children aboard
and the older persons, and Chief
Officer Percy Kelly, In command, re-
served his one bottle of brandy for
the children and let their elders
take their chances.
Five Die OF Exposure
give people died in the boat OF
exposure and were buried at sea-
Kelly said. THAT was our worst
time. 1t was awful to see those peo-
pie go. ! might have helped some
of them hold out little longer as
I had one bottle Of brandy. But
knew that I must keep that to
use where it would do the most
good, especially for the children
They still had long lives ahead oil
them and I wanted them to get
their chances"
The other survivors said Kelly was
a hero, that they would never have
lived If he hadn't been with them
to ration out the water and biscuit
and keep up their courage. Kelly
said one of the real heroines was
little Janet Johnson, a chubby little
girl, two years and eight months
old.
"She spent all Of her time in her
mothers arms and got thrill out
of every waking moment" he said
"She was soaked for i've days, but
we heard hardly whimper from
her. One night she had little fever
and we gave her spoonful Of
brandy. 1t pulled her through, but
for q time made her laugh so much
that the whole boat laughed with
her and we were all immensely
cheered."
All spoke Solemnly Of those cata-
pulled into the water by the tor
pedoes and those who died in the
lifeboat, two Of whom were elderly
The worst thing was seeing those
people die while we were in the
lifeboat." Charlie Reed Of st. 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29

amended to make it an industrial
zone. This would require lengthy
procedure, including applications
for change, a public hearing, and
a vote by the board of aldermen,
and would serve to delay construc-
ton of the factory building. The
plant is scheduled TO be COM
pleted by June.
Mr.. Granger limited that perhaps
increased production demands may
require an addition to the plant
some time after it Is completed,
but that any coming change at
tempts would be delayed until
such a time.
The location of the building on
the Middlebury side by few feet
will save the company large
amounts in taxes. The Waterbury
tax rate is 30.75 mills, while the
Middlebury rate is IT'S mills.