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Evening star., 1943-06-23
Most Stocks Recover
Slightly as Coal
Deadlock Ends
Few Up 81 or More,
But Others Mostly
Fractions Higher
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associa ted Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Termina-
tion of the coal labor deadlock
mildly stimulated buying in the
stock market today and most lead
ers recorded modest advances.
Steels, motors, rubbers, rails, air
crafts and specialties had fairly
consistent support. but the steels
were hard put to hold their gains
near the finish. A few stocks pushed
up a point or so, while the majority
were only fractionally better
Transactions amounted to about
800, 900 shares.
The carrier shares stiffened in the
last hour on the action of Economic
Sterilization Director Vinson dis
approving the cents an hour wage
increase granted recently by spe-
cial panel to incorporating railroad
workers.
In the plus division were Chrysler,
General Motors, Goodyear, U. S.
Rubber. Goodrich, Douglas, Santa
Fe, Southern Pacific, Southern Rail-
way. Great Northern, Du Pont, Philip
Morris and Owens Illinois.
Bonds were steady.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. June % s4,.--An easy under
tone prevailed in wheat and other grains
today. hedging pressure appearing in the
December contract OF the bread cereal
Favorable crop reports and poor, -four
business restricted buying interest.
AT the close wheat was i@-ss lower
July. 81 ~ ssia: September. Sl.4l7s-
SIZE: corn was unehansed July, 81 .o5;
oats were unchanged to y. higher and rye
finished unchanged to Il lower.
WHFAT-Open. High. Low Close
July - l4ls4 142is 1.4ll7 l4lss-R
Sept l.42l. 42as l.4lss l.4l1s 40
Dee. l.437s 1.44 1.43ls 1.43ia-ss
July - 05b
Sept. 05b
Dec. lob
OATS
July - .s5n .65s. $40. .s5la
sept.-- "a s4l. s3la .s4Is-l.
Dec, .s4la .e4's .64ls .64ss-la
RYE
July ,ss., 49,, .es .es..
Sept. .9124 .91a4 96& Q1l2-1.
Dec .oni7 .0OI7 .aaA OO's
ChieaEe Cash Market.
Cash wheat. No. 2 hard. .44i.. No
mailing, l.o6-l4. nominal feed. es-1 .O6,
nominal.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Chicago Livestock.
NEW YORK. June 23 lR,.-Nationi

CHICAGO. June % GP CwFA .-salablc
hogs, 1000 total. 10000: fairly active.
strong to 10 higher than Tuesdays aver
ases: mostly 5.1o up up top; I4o5; eSlk "
400; compa ra bic o5O-36o pounds, 1885,
P0; few good, and choice l50-ls0 pounds,
13. l5-4O; few light kinds to 1850
Salable cattle. $500: salable calves 700:
ED steers and yearlings weak to H5, mostly
4o-l SLOWER than Tuesdays average; large,
y steer run early TOP ?9o some sS bla bsla
steers unsold; heifers, STEADY; ea best IsS5;
sood beef cows to 400: bulls active: fully
steady: weighty SAUSAGE offerings to "A .65:
pealers UNCHANGED at 1880 down: largely
1400-l 90 on good grade stock steers;
salabie sheep, 1000: total. $500: fat
lsmpS active load strictly choice 81 Pound
fed Western clipped lambs with No. ! skins
70 packers and city butchers, 1888: Gull
TO medium 59-13-pound throwouts 1880
1900; talking 5,0o-50 on native spring
lambs top, 300. paid for only few head
CHOICE 70 yards traders. strictly good and
eovnvsrd TO 6.75 and under.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Decline Is Revealed
In Gasoline Stocks
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 23-The Ma
tion's stocks of gasoline declined
1903 900. barrels during the week
ended June 19 to total of 70 1906
900 barrels. the American Petroleum
Institute reported today.
The supply of gasoline a year ear
lier amounted to 89,693 900 barrels.
Light fuel oils increased zoos, 900
barrels during the week to a total of
33 $50 900 while heavy fuels were of
$4,000 barrels at GLASS 900.
Civilian stocks of gasoline and
light and heavy fuels on the eastern
seaboard were estimated at 276
per cent Of normal against 26.8 per
cent the week before.
Evening star., 1943-06-23

AppfoxtmAte Sales Today.
11:0o A.A.--222.330 1900 Noon 391. .130
100 PM. 5l0.950 400 PM. 5S3.320
Total $40. .23O
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares; sales printed
IN full. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under bankruptcy Act
Rates OF dividends In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly OF semi-annual declaration. Un-
idends are not included.
x.dividend xr x-rights; . Also extra
or extras. cash or stock. . Paid last
year. fpayable In stock Declared or
paid 20 far this year. h Paid tn Canadian
funds. Accumulated dividends paid or e.
elared this yeay.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Bond Issue Offered

NEW YORK, June % lR.-Coffn
& Burr today offered at par and in
terest new issue of 81 ,0Oo, 900 west
Disinfecting Co. 34 per cent first
mortgage bonds due in 1858. Pro-
ceeds will be used to liquidate a
mortgage and provide additional
working capital.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

ibeibet, oaB oie 3eit gum SdieBen
gefommen lit, oann miro ite Die grs
neuerune oes Siidereipertrages ableb-
men ooer moeliberipeiie unieren Slug
5el,een einise fernoitlide 8aien off
men. 9is iest lit ein FOLDER Sdrttt
nidt 81 erbliden. England unb Imes
rita iollten bierin realiltiid) ieben.
&uBlano lit Elm paiiiper Bartner i'm
fernoltlihen &rieg. 8enn auh inois
reft, 10 lit es bennod Elm Bartner.
Ser atpeite ruiiiid-iapaniid5e &rieg
leiitet uns in ieiner gegenpdrtigen
Bbaie, our6 Seitbalten eines groBen
Sells Der Mrmee uno 2uftfrdfte Sa-
pans an Ser fbiriiden @ren5e einen
lebr realen 9ienit."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
9te fyln6t Der v9erren=
,meni6en" tn bic Scr
batt1tm1tg

uaue S6ulb radt iid auf @roen"
uno User anbern cine @rube grabt,
fdat ielbit binein''. Dieie alten oeut>
iben epridm0rter baben iid mieoer
einmal in redt oraitiider 8eiie In
sic lem Golferfrieg betpdbrt. Snfolge
ser eetpaltisen 2uftiiberfdue iiber
Berlin nno anbere beuti6e Stdbte
flM6ten Sunberttauienoe nad oem
Muslano. l1eber 100000 @inpobner
8erlins iinb nad Holen seflii6tet,
na6 Dem Solen, mo- bie Na5i Saulens
ser am &rieg nidtbeteilister 8elpobs
ner ermorbet unb Ibertarienbe als
Mrbeitsiflapen nad Deutidlano per-
i6leppt baben.
Ntit oem S9redensregime oes Sea-
5isn1us, i6reibt bie gt. 9. Staats5et-
tl1ng mar untrennbar Der 8egriff Der
politii6en Emigration berbunoen, Die
5lpangslpeile Mustreibung bon Weil-
Iionen bon Meniden, bie Sitler>
Oeutl6lanb aus ieinen @renoen iiber
SEN balben ooer gan5en grbteil iagte,
nur tpeil ibm Die geaie, Die 8lut5u=
iamnenlebung ooer bie politiI6en uno
religi0ien Meinungen bieier ungliif-
li9en nibt gefiel. &atbolifen, Sorte-
itanten, SSuoen uno biele al1fredte
9euti6e, Die ni6t 9udmduier, Spei=
pelleder unb Boitenidger bel Ben
neuen Serren iein mollten, ntubten
auBer 2anoes geber, in oie 8itternis
oes grils, na6oen man ibnen aues,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
1tnpolitiidle 3eitlanfte
(2ortiesnng bon Seite II

(SS0rIleRuHg UOH SeIe
meinen 2ebner unb WesOeullen, pollte
man glauben, Der gesenparttge 3u'
itonb Der .,tedniiden Neutralitat'
bon beioen Seiten peinlid genau be-
adtet, beoeute, oab Stublano unto Sa'
pan miteinanoer in Srieoen iino. Ste
@ulien uno Sapaner ielbit oenfen oas
aan5 uno gar nidt. Ser 5tpeite ruiitids
iapanildee Rrieg begann Dor 25 Sabs
rem NIT Der iapaniiden 8eiebnng bon
8IaoiipoItof am 6. gpriI 1918 nno
bat leitoem nidt aufgebort. Dieier
aries lit otpar niemals offi5ien erflart
tporoen, aber beibe Seiten fiibren ibn
nit arimmieer SntenIitat.' -
geab einem iebr ipannenoen &iid'
blid auf oie @ei6i6te oieies ieltlas
men inoffi5iellen &onfliftes tomn1en
oann sic 8erfaiier 5u folgenoen
96liiiien: Nad oeutiden Anelen ba'
ben Die Sapaner cine erltflaiiige slr=
NEE bon 100000 Mann in Manoihu-
fuo. ssn Srieoens5eiten NOR oiele ar-
mee nit 500 Eanfs uno 100 Slug
seugen Der mooernlten EDpen ausge=
itattet. Seute iino oiele 3ablen uns
5tpei ifelbaft tpeit erober. 9ie iapantlde
,,ssil9ereiflotte'', bie in Der Stlhere1>
iaiion bon Mai Bis Ottober itrategiide
@ebiete in iibiriiben @epdiiern be-
fabrt, lit Elm furdterregenoer 3tpeig
Der iapaniiden Marine geworoen. Sic
sablt ettpa 10000 fleine, dnelle mads
tiae Gabr5euse. Dteie Slotte fann
pabrideinli9 6 9ipiiionen beforoern
einidliebli6 leidter Sanfs uno ars
tinerie. gs i1t fein 3peifel, oaB bic
Eruppen, Die Die &lerten belesten,
nit Der Siiberflotte famen. Oie ruff
i6e Sernoltarmee, ebenfaas bon erit-
flafiiger 9ualitdt in Iusriiitltng uno
slusbiloung, perani1lagen Sic Ser
foiler auf runo Million Mann. Son
ben ettpa 70 9ipilionen bieier Irmee
iino 90 &aballerieoibiitonen uno 1O
ooer 12 motoriiiert.
,,8onn miro itd Ser unertlarte
ariee 5tpiiden &uBlano unb Sapan" L,
frasen Die 8erfaiier, I'm einen &rieg
pertpanbeln, in Dem eei6oiien miro?"
llno ibre antlport lit: uNidt eber,
als big elmer bon beioen fiiblt, baB
ettpas babel 81 eetpinnen it'll" Sn tei-
nem Sale miro 9fuBlanb ben rlii.=ia=
panii6en gngriffspaft breben. @ent
bic Soipietresierung ii6 bafiir ent=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

tpas ibnen lieb un6 tener mar, geitob-
len unb geralibt batte.
Ser &efugee mnrbe banf Mbolf Sit
Ter cine itebenoe grideinung Der apo-
falDptil6en Sabre 5piiden 1888 ul1o
1913. Cine, tuie man leiber aub ia-
gen mn, cine in bielen 2dnbern t1id)t
INNER gern geiebene @ribeinung, OBJ
pobl geraoe unter Sen 8ertriebenen
in Der Webr5abl Die tpertpoalten Gle
mente bes ,,beiieren, a11beren Deuti6.
lano' 5u finoen paren.
Scum aber begibt ft9 elm Bbano-
men, oas geeianet lit, einem ben @lal-
ben an cine imntanente, g0ttli6e @e-
redtigfeit mieoer5useben. 9ielelben
Na5is, oieielben Deutiden, Die Mil-
lionen ibrer eigenen 2anbsleute ifrlt-
pellos iiber oie groe besten - ite
ieben iid, ie naber Ser Sag Der slbs
re6nung riidt, bem glei6en S6idial
,gegeniiber.
9ie nmgefebrte Emigration, sic
Emigration Der Na5is, lit fein 8unlb-
traum, nod tpenieer elm Bbantai iiege-
biloe. sic iit bereits &ealitat. Sbon
n1uBten in 9euti6lano Sunoerttau-
lenoe Saus uno Sof, ibre 5ertriin-
merten Seimitatten uno ibre Sabe
perlaiien, in frernoe 5tdote i'm ST.
uno Iuslanb tpuroen fife peridleppt,
INN Dor oen 8on1ben Der Mniierten
'59us 5u finben. SCUM lernen tie am
etgenen 2eibe fennen, mas es beiBt,
Elm 1niteter, oboa6loier, armer Slii6t-
ling gu iein. Mus Stalien n1ubten 20,-
900 Deutide in uiloer Sludt iiber
oie @ren5en baiten.
glber oas aues lit crit Elm Infang.
Gin 8eri9t ser amerifanii9en Sor=
eign BoIicp Miiociation bat fiir5lid
auf Die fommenoe Emigration aller
ser un5dbligen ,,fIeinen 2abals uno
9uislines" bineeipieien, oie 0rtliden
8arteitprannen, bie BEL einem 8e6iel
bes &egimes oamit re6nen miiilen,
oaB ii6 Die 8olfstput geeen tie penoet
baB itd oie Solfsput gegen iie tpens
oet uno lire slustreibung berlangt.
Sa, es tperoen biele, biele iebr bei=
matlos iper0en, am Gage bes groben
@eri6ts. l1no es liegt feline fleine
ssSronie ser ausglei6enoen @eredtig=
felt barin, oaB bic, Die ben uaus5ug
ser &inber SIraer' er5tpangen, ielber
Sen 8eg Ser 8erbannung geben per=
6en.
Gin pai1en6es 2ie6 fir Die Na5i=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
Wsittuod, ben Is. eeptember 1943
mannen tpdre iest oas alte Stnoen.
tenlieb:
80 ierunn, ierunt ierum
8 qlae ,r1utatio rermml"

gea9 ser grfldrung zines Sampt-
fa6mannes Der pbarmaaeitiiden Sn-
ouitrte fauft Elm Drittel Der Droge.
riefunoen Der Ser. Staaten 8itamin.
prdparate, Die in pbantaitiiden Men-
gen bergeitellt tperoen.
6. @alton 8obit beriiberte bor
ser uNation @boleiale Drusgiit's
Miiociation' in gbicago, baB Der iabr.
lide l1mias an gitaminprdparaten
uneefdbr $150,O0O,OO0 betrage, Der.
gli9en nit tpeniger als $500,OOO Dor
20 Sabren.
ugs beitebt fein 3ueifel oariiber",
f,br 8obit fort, uoaB in Ser @eidib-
Der 8barma5utif ni9t elm einoiges
Broouft in iol9en unglaubliben Men-
gen gefauft poroen lit, tpie 8itanin-
prdparate.
uSitan1in mnB oaber BEL BEN 9ros
giiten en- gros abiolut an fiibrenoer
Steqe fon1men, unb 2 5bis IS Bro-
gent tperoen arb beim l1miab i'm
&leinberfauf irgenopie in 8itamtnen
beiteben."
@tipa Is bis 20 Bro5ent Ser 8e-
bolferung faufen Gitamine, ,lno ,,oas
>piro", 10 berltdert 8obit, bon unee.
beuren gorteil fir Die Menfdbeit
iein". 8obit tpies a,,d auf Die a,,'
nebmenba Sabrifation bon Bitamin
in ben lesten flint Sabren bin. 8ab.
reno 8itamin 6 i1n Sabre 1888 nod
unter 100000 l1n3en bergeitelt tu1r-
oe, betrdgt feline idbrlide 9ro6uftion
iebt iiber 100000 l1naen. Ebia-
min (gitamin 8-1), bas nur in elm
paar Hfuno berseiteut uno teuer ber-
fauft purbe, miro iest 81 nabesu TO-
100000 @ramm probuaiert uno 1T
iebr i'm 8reis sefalen. 9fiboflapin
miro iett iabrli6 in elmer Mense bon
40,000,000 @ramm berseitellt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

. 9rei Bdpite ftno quf Der sSniel Si-
5ilien ge6oren: Der fl. Mgatbus (67s
bis 682), iein l1nmittelbarer Nadfol>
ger 2eo Ser 3neite (6S2-83) unb
Stepban11s Ser 5tpeite. gs miro all-
gemein angenommen, baB Der FL.
Mgatbus iiber 100 Sabre alt mar, als
er gum Bapf getpablt ipuroe. gr itarb
int Mlter bon 1O7 ssabren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

8ilo /: Samuel be Gbamplain,
@riinoer ser Staot 9uebec unb
8ater oes neuen Sranfreih, NOR inn
Sabre 1870 in Grantreib geboreu.
- Bilo 2: Mls Sdiffabrer unb
@eograpb mabte er Dem 4onig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

tparen bGufig, aber er iubte 5u be-
rem 8efebrung oas Miiiionsmerf 81,
forbern. gbamplain fiibrte in Neu-
Sranfreid BEN @ebraud bes Mpe-
2dutens elm. gr itarrb i'm Sabre
1886 in Quebec.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

8ori6lage aur grbauung zines &a-
malls, Ser Sen gltlantiiden uno Pas
5ifiiden O5ean 6urd gticaragua
bereinigen follte. CT beiudte SEA.
MAZDA inn Sabre 1903 uno tpdblte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

Quebec 5ur @riinoung elmer Solo
ME. Darauf mabte er etlide 5or-
i6ungsreiien an bie groBen Seen
aus oen ipdteren Ser. Staaten. =
8ilo 3: ariege nit ben Snoianern
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
SCOUT EXECUTIVES
 RESTRICT CAMPERS
Infantile Paralysis Scare Causes Change; Funds
 Assured Local Nurses

A transfer of health department funds to reimburse two Waterbury public health nurses for transpor- tation and meals during a siX-Week tour ow duty fighting infantile paralysis at New Haven hospital was authorized yesterday by the board of finance. The New Haven hospital will reimburse the city for the salaries of the two nurses, Miss Julia Quill and Miss Mary ODon- nell.
 While Fl of New Haven's 80 cases of infantile paralysis hae been diag- nozed as positive, Waterbury'S record remained at three cases this morn ing.
 AS pprecaution against the dread disease Camp Wequapauset in Wa terville will not accept new campers next week, it was announced at the Girl Scout office today. Girls who are already there will be allowed to stay over into the next camping period which closes August 28, it was announced, but those registered to come into camp Sunday will not be accepted.
 In making the announcement Girl Scout officials emphasized that there has been no difficulty and that health conditions are satisfactory but that the action was decided as precautionary step. The Scouts who stay over for the final week of camp will not be allowed to go home Sunday and then return as has been the custom in the past, it was ruled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Plan Now Tokyo Push

Washington, Aug. 20. CUP)-Sev- eral announcements pertaining to the war against Japan were inter- preted here today as the beginning of intensive planning for the final push to Tokyo when the Axis Ill Europe has been defeated.
 The most significant was the ar rival here of special British mili- tary-naval- mission which the British information services said would plan for maximum British CO., operation with the United States in future operations against Japan.
 Earlier, it was announced in Quebec that President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill have committed them selves to level Japan by the com- bined military might of Great Brl- tain and the United States once Hitler is finished.
 Dr. Alexander Loudon, Dutch Am bassador to Washington, promised in a radio speech last night that if the Netherlands is freed before Japan is defeated i've will go on with men and money and every re- source . all the way to Tokyo
 A hint that equipment and sup plies are being readied in the Far East for a crushing blow against the Japanese came from Undersecretary of War Robert Patterson in Hono- lulu where he is touring Hawaiian defense areas with Lieut.. Gen. Will liam s. Knudsen. Patterson said that adequate airplanes and air drome facilities would be available in China when the proper moment arrives for the blow against Japan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Compensation Agreements

J. Paul Martin of Oxford will receive $562.50 as the result of hand injury sustained July 26 while employed by the Scovill Manufacturing Company, accord ing to an agreement approved to- day by Compensation Commis- Sioner John J. O'Connell. Pay ments will be made at the rae of $25 weekly for g and 1-2 weeks for amputation of the distal, mid dle and IA of the proXimal phal- anx of the second finger of his right hand.
 Other agreements for specific payments in case of permanent injury or for weekly payments during disability were approved as follows
 Joseph Pellack of 1O4 Middle sex street. Waterbury, against Waterbury Tool, Division of Wick CTS, Inc, $25 beginning August 4, injury to left knee.
 DOmenic Ferrare of 49 Manhan street, Waterbury, against Scovill Manufacturing Company, $25 for 2-7 of a week, thigh injury
 Leslie Martin of Southbury against Scovill Manufacturing Company, $25 for 2-7 of a week, injury to right foot and thigh.
 Thomas Carroll of 131 South Elm street, Waterbury, against Scovill Manufacturing Company $25 for 9 and l-2 weeks, 25 per cent loss of function of first finger of right hand. payment to be made in lump sum of $237.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
LATE REALTY NEWS

The following deeds connected with real estate transactions nave been recorded at the office of the town clerk:
 Warranty Deeds Virginia M. Smith to Maria Corbo, property on Butler street. Albert F. Hutchinson to Giovanni, Parziale, property on Bradley ave- nue.
 Mortgage Deeds Anna Marie Colangelo to Wa terbury Savings Bank, property at Hawthorne avenue and Geddes terrace, $500.
 Nelda Cofrancesco and Gio- wanna Coletti to Anthony and Jo- sephine Ferrari. property on Frost road, $4000.
 Martha E. Adams. also known as Domrofi. to Waterbury Trust Co, property on Grassy Hill road, s2 300,
 Nathan Freedman to Waterbury Trust Co, property on Bishop street, 5000.
 Mortgage Releases First Federal Savings and Loan Association. 10 William B. and Emma J. Dorr.
 Mary B, Waterbury to Ralph Penta.
 Waterbury hospital to Dora Ra- monine.
 Frederick Alexander to Nelda Co., francesca and Gioynnna Coietti.
 Quit Claim Deed Manuel Botelho to Clara c. Bo- telho, property on Fort Hill ave- nue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20

jured limbs and restore normal mental state in neurological cases. One elderly merchant seaman, for instance, was persuaded to learn to crochet when it was decided that working a loom was too strenuous.
 "Just look at this beautiful white bedspread he's made" volunteer OAR member pointed out to me over his shoulder.
 Flushing at the compliment, the veteran shrugged his shoulders deprecatingly, passing it off with "Oh, it was just something to help kill time"
 But it's bound to bring a fancy price when he sells it. Because this workshop, started 10 years ago by the Daughters of the American Revolution, is maintained through five-cents-a-year contributions by each OAR member, the men can keep whatever they make.
 AS Mrs. M. D. Farrar, chairman of the Ellis Island Committee. pointed out, it's really the box of bias bindings sent in by one chapter, the carton of scrap leather donated by another, the hundred skeins of wool and the looms contributed by other Daughters, that keep the men supplied with everything they need.
 Occupational therapy is one of the greatest morale builders, doctors insist. Only when a man is doing something useful, does he feel i'm portant, whether it be knitting a scarf. for a buddy, making hot plate mat for his wife or finger painting from memory storm at sea, they say. And knowing he is useful gives him a reason for mak- ing an effort to get we'll
 . One blind patient, who has learned to weave the material and finish the frames for the bags he makes, hopes to save enough from their sale to buy Seeing-Eye dog so that he can get out and around, and once more become self-supporting.
 Making belts is easiest for them to learn, the instructors find, be- cause working with ropes and ty- ing knots is second nature to a sailor. Weaving, though, is the most popular pastime. Many men have been so taken with the work, that once recovered and returned to their jobs, they buy loom of their own.
 i've just had a hand painted postcard from lighthouse keeper who left here several weeks ago." Mrs Parker recalled, saying he now has his own loom, has taught his three helpers how to weave, and to watch out for a package" <" There's hardly week passes that some gift doesn't arrive for one of the instructors from former patient, now rehabilitated, who takes this touching way of saying you don't know how wonderful it was to have something to do while waiting tO oct well D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
WOMEN RESERVES
 TO GIVE SALUTE
Seven WAVES Chosen for Unique Naval H0nOrs at
 U. s. s. Hunter

Two thousand Women Reserves at the "U. s. s. Hunter" will march in review before seven of their sister WAVES Saturday morning in the first ceremony of the kind in the history of the Bronx naval training school.
 The seven WAVES to be honored are petty officers of the ships con- pany who have been selected as of- ficer candidates and will leave next week for training at the Midship- mems School at Northampton, Mas Sachusetts.
 As a gesture of recognition to the seven young women, Captain Will liam F. Amsden, U. s. N, command ing officer, has designated the into stand beside him and take the re- view" In the past such notables as Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mime. Chiang Kai-shek, high ranking nav al officers, and Mayor LaGuardia have been honor guests at Hunter reviews. This time the marching WAVES will be saluting young wo- men of their own number.
 The WAVES to be honored are:
 Yeoman, third class, Virginia Be- de, Duluth, Minnesota.
 Yeoman, second class, Ruth Bef ire, Providence, Rhode Island, who was the first enlisted WAVE to be assigned to the Hunter school.
 Yoeman, second class, Celeste Caruso, Howard Beach, Long Island, who attended Hunter College as a student and was formerly a medical secretary.
 Yeoman, third class, Marjorie Johnson. in peacetime newspaper woman in Joliet, Illinois.
 Yoeman, second class, Adele Me Guane, Los Angeles, California.
 Yoeman, third class; Katherine Muhlenberg, Reading, Pennsylvania.
 Storekeeper, third class, Alice O'Hearn, Brookline, Massachusetts.
 There are more than 30,000 lakes in Florida.