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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN e. SON, AUCT1ONEERS
SOUTHERN BUILDING.


THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUcT1oNEERs
SOUTHERN BUILDING
TRUSTEES syngv ,s;,Ez SALE oE OF, vAhUAgLE TWO;
SQUARE WEST OF Wisconsin, AVE- s.
NUE. NORTHWEST. BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NO. 1925 BRANDY
WINE STREET NORTHWEST. HOUSE
CONTAINS SIX ROOMS AND BATH
WITH OIL HEAT.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in ,Liber No. 1850, folio 33l, ct
seq, Of the land records of the District of
secured, tereby,,. the undersigned trustee
premises. on MONDAY THE TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF MARCH, AID. 1943, AT
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P M. the follow
lng-described land and premises. situate in
the District of Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot 20 in Leonard L. Nichol
1873. as per plat recorded in the Once of
the Surveyor for the District of Columbia
in Liber 80 at folio 49, subject to the
building restriction line as shown on said
plat and to covenants of record
TERMS: Sold subject to prior deed Of
trust for $4,15O.OO as Of october 25, 1912,
further particulars of which will be an
over and above said trust to be paid. with
suitable to purchaser and trustees. A
deposit OF $4,000 required. Conveyancing,
recording, etc., at purchasers cost. Terms
to- be complied with within fifteen days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold at the
ANDREW o. EDMONDsoN.
mil 22,o4 2Ro9 Trustee
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LOVELY HOME

On 10 acres, large frame stucco house.
center hall, large rooms. high ceilings, full
basement. hot-water heat, coal furnace
with stoker: Ia baths. electricity. natural
gas available, city water; within half mile
of railroad station, lovely setting. with nice
shade; good-size barn: price. Sl5.OOO sub
stantial cash payment. balance easy.
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On Kenyon St, near Ga ave. Six nice
rooms and bath. two porches. full base
ment, h.-w.h h., garage, and priced to sell
quickly. Call MR.. BOAZE, GE. 6779.
COLoRED-3OO BLOCK 10Th ST. Sc
stony brick, 3 rooms. . baths INV. heat
(coaD; $1,000 cash required. V. S. HURL-
BERT, Ma. 3570, 93l H st. NV
COLORED-6O0 BLK. KENYON ST. NV.
Attractive 6-room brick, gas heat. ] u
baths: excellent condition: immediate pos
session. Takoma Park. Md.-2room
dwelling on p acre of ground $1,000. on
easy terms. RA. 300.
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Near 18th and Monta o,,t

This attractive detached home has bed
rooms and = baths and is in splendid con-
dition. All Transportation. schools and
stores within short walking distance.
The owner is anxious to sell and has priced
this property accordingly. Call ME. IL 43
until pm.
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80 ACRES-S8, 500.

Groom modern home, bank barn. poul-
try houses; very high setting with trees:
land very productive; ideal stock farm;
good road. Half cash JOHN BUR-
DOFT. ColesvilIe. Md. Phone Ashton
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE BROOM COTTAGE SHOW
er, water lights, garden. shade bus Is
miles from Washington; references. Fair
| fax 254-J
LANHAM HEIGHTS, MD.
month IL mile of Defense highway on
| Fowler lane in Lanham Heights
HOPKINS.
DI T271. No. l Thomas Circle NV.
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ApTs. FURNISHED (cer,.)

v,L,.,.,I WALK, DIST; , RMS. s. kTT;. pa; HATH
:di.s' 1sis Rhode 1sIand :N, ave. NV. sal'.
31a 9TH ST. N.E.-ATTRACTIvE LIGHT
tUSiexeeH'ss tlSaiex soss. rm' for :; eonv' 'Fan'D
.34 3rd ST N,EIHoMEY 2.RM. APT
adults only: no smoking or drinking.
sR ssREpR00M a7 APT ToE ARqLTs WHO
ton. Call after IL am, IL sth st; ose.'
GIRI. 1885, GENTLE, TO SHARE HOTEL
bath 00G Gs ae sm 4iS ENSm 10 md sio
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
cGSmSs 9Th iSs $685. $685. rI .'sfns sdf
Hs Ha WEsrlR E D1 f s$oos dsfi b ':ss sss4 9hdRs
DOWNTOWN, OFF conn: AvE1;MAsTER
snif.lr.d eili,iss s7b mcnt1hay Employed couple
ton. 10 minutes from downtown, streetcar
ssa sa 1u; Afel d9G and ms sund., a. cali
dss.[,,d ssa RMoS Aya
giii!. giith! Dozs5' E6 os4s s4s month Near Thomas
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO oNE-RM. APT.
:nss H!9?sSf %ss :Sp R
313s x st: NV: after 9.
1888 3Oth ST SE.-WANTED, GIRL TO
share ,Ra s,1,, furnished basement apartment with
NEWLY PECORATED SITTING ROOM,
beds; inner-spring mattresses: two girls or
transp. and ioca ton: SIS . mo No 1928:
MODERN APARTMENT $50. INCLUDES
utilities: furniture. $500 cash: immediate
occupancy: Takoma. Box 47O-D. Star.
sgS3sss 2saea sS APT .en.s soS s91
Call Mi. 44ae after 8 pm
cite. Call after s pm. Columbia 62s2.
2 RMS, KIT. DIN, PVT. BATH. GAS
date , adults. Eentiies. Shepherd 1856,
al2O 18th sT-LIvING ROOM. KTTcH-
f.rred Cali after & O'clock. ~
COUPLE OR GIRLS TO SHARE GROOM
s11t Ylth Ho ssa sTl aftsf aase 77sh pm ST. NV Apt
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment oTn on your m9ying gdelmans
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.
TWO 5-RM APIS, ALL MODERN; BER-
wyn. Md. Cali Union 1850
WILL EXCHANGE MODERN ROOM AND
Murphy bed. kitchen and bath apt. rent.
S36. in NV. section for Groom. kit and
bath apt. in upper NV. section. IA. 1857.
1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.-APPLY
ply same address.
%0x4O, SOUTH FRONT RIM. PVT BATH,
$50. Box 13s-B, Star.
EXCELLENT GEoRGErowN LOCATION.
. lse. rms, glass sleeping porch, pvt.
bath. SIS.
Small apt. ? rms and bath, pvt. en-
trance; Garden. porch; $50. Box 135-B,
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BUNGALOW-$5,950.
Silver Spring-5room brick bungalow on
bus line: hot-water gas heat; level, wooded
lot: price includes redecorating to pur-
chaser's taste. S1,25O cash, balance easy
terms. By appointment only.
Suburban Realty Co., SH. 4161.
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2-STORY BUILDING IN REAR OF 3s p
st. NV: water and toilet: 500 monthly.
E. M. AIKEN. INC, 500 ST. NV. MA.
1856.
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]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR.

Convenient to 14th and Park Rd.
Large row brick home, new automatic
hot-Water heat. Owner occupied, can give
possession at settlement. Ideal rooming
house location: $3.50. TERMS. To inspect
call Mr.. Tabler. Wisconsin 11S2. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H St. NV National 2345.
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DI 1n15 REALTOR 151aK St NV
WILL CONSIDER TRADE.

Have a Groom and bath house, mi, .
car garage, with stream: acres of ground,
grape vineyard, 90 young apple trees love-
ly view on the edge Of mountain, located
at yellow Springs, 5 min. out of Frederick
City, on paved road. Price. $4,000. Will
trade for house or small farm near Rock
vile, Md. E. NJ. FRY, INC, 1e40 Wis.
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CHEVROLET 1910 town sedan; immaculate
paint Job and upholstery. good tires; priced
for quick sale, S5S5 Kenyon-Peck, Inc,
HS25 Wilson blvd Arlington Va. CHI 1000
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

new. brick apts'. units each; coal stoker
heat. hot water: all rented: annual in
come, Sl7,5O0; expenses approx. $1,000:
lOc zone Also other investment proper
ties. v. EHRHARDT Glebe 1858.
APARTMENT BUILDING, EXCELLENT
buy. exclusive location. good condition:
rents over $4,000; full price, S115.OOO;
small cash. substantial net profit; specify
II broker or principal Box 4O2-D, Star
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HOUSES UkEURkJsHEp

sll K ST. Nw-s RMS. . KITCHENS;
coal heat; refs REQ. Apply 613 K ST. NV.
300 GREENLEAF ROAD. CHEVERLY.
Md rooms, bath. porch. built-in "a
rage; attached brick: $1,000 month
TYLER a. RUTHERFORD. INC, RE 5245.
1,o6 n st NV
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LOTS FOR SALE.

it. all improvements, water. sewer:
blk. Lee hwy. Restricted. $3.50. Chest
nut 62l3
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3k ACRES,
S14750

Your VICTORY GARDEN will have plenty
Of space, as we'll as your children, on this
attractive place, the main road near
modern heat. and in addition, practically
new BUNGALOW. rented at $3.50; plenty Of
fruit trees. and large garden Is already
started. The owner is leaving and is anx-
ious to sell Call ME. 1143 until Q pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOR.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

Seal Attest.
A. H. SHILLINGTON,
Assistant Secretary
mh6 d &dS. eX Su&hol
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CHEVROLET l94 Special de luxe 5-pass.
coupe, 9,40O miles; immaCulate; underSeat
heater; tremendous saving. Loving Motors,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANIEp.

FORD 1889 dump truck. good mechan-
ically throughout: will sell right.
FINANCE co. LOT,
New York and Florida AVes NE
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BUICK 1871 four-door special small car:
800 miles: immaculate. $3.50. Flood
Pontiac. 422l Connecticut, WO. S40n
BUICK 1886 sedan: one owner: $3.50,
See Harry, 1906 L St NV. 90.
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Chevy Chase, Md.-$14,250
6 BedrnOms-2 Raths

Substantial center-hall brick. "a block
from Chevy Chase Club. Specious level
library with fireplace. large living room
with fireplace, large, bright dining room
with fireplace; q bedrooms and . baths
because of needed repairs BOSS g.
PHELPS, realtors, MA $500 exclusive
listine), Sunday and evenings. call Mr.
Shackelford, 81. ffOS
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HOUSES FOR SALE (cont.).
$780,.

S6,S5U.
New House Near Potomac.
1 acre, 6 rooms, 2 baths. on a good paved
road, miles from the District line, more
acreage II you desire. Terms.
E. M. FRY, INC,
7240 wis. Ave. WI. 6740.
PRICE REDUCED.
APPROXIMATELY 3 ACRES.
11-room old home, 2 baths, hot-water
coal heat, on a high point on lovely
setting. Large oak trees. Vacant blks.
from transp., 80 minutes drive to White
House on a good cement road. Owner very
anxious to sell. See this-a real bargain.
Submit an offer. Call Mr.. williams.
E. M. FRY, INC,
724O Wis Ave WI 674O.
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CHEVROLET 1899 town sedan: original
black finish like new. perfect tires. ex-
cellent condition throughout: reduced to
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DISK SPACE, woodward Bld9., SecretaY
service available. Republic 4777.
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NAN. .MANDELL CHEVROLET.

CHEVROLET 1871 town sedan; original
nnlSh like new, low mileage perfect tires,
easy terms: reduced to 1886. Car No.
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.

KENNEDY-DAv1s a1-Fr. BRICK.
This is an unusually attractive, we'll
built and well-located Colonial-type home
Of six rooms, bath, hot-water heat. two
screened rear porches, front porch. garage
1t is as fine a value for the price as you
can possibly locate today. Eve. phone CO.
S166, Mr.. owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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LET 1871 4-door master de luxe
y clean: good rubber. and motor in
condition: price, $3.50. Metro
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RETHSEDA MD

bElHSEDA, MD.
Attractive bungalow with studio living
room and fireplace, 2 large bedrooms and
bath. garage: gas heat, air conditioned;
beautiful large lot. l.. G. WHITE. exclu-
SlVe WI HkNN. ewes. WI 4l43
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Spacious and we'll planned. this good
looking modern red brick Colonial house
has every convenience, including first floor
lavatory. library. 3 nice bedrooms. . ba his.
lear garage. walking distance to all con-
veniences. Please call Mr.. Bortz, WO.
4154
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

! ROOM k1TCHENEITE. Bath: Walk
stttution il possible, for 2 middle-aeed
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SHEPHERD PARK.

SHEPHERD PARK.
Very desirable location. two stories.
basement and attic. delightful bedrooms
and bath on second floor: l room and
bath in attic, full bath in basement.
TWo-car brick garage. fine lot to paved
alIey, e1!I, h,w h. oil burner: ROBERTS E =.
FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE
$15,950.
Best section of Mt. Pleasant. Large
brick Is rooms, 3 baths; completely fur
nished, modern; hot-water heat; income
$500 monthly. Shown only by appoint
ment. Call Mr. Ray with
, SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.
1903 H ST. NV. National 2345.
S16,75O.
NEW WHITE COLONIAL
Brick, s large rooms. garage. screened-in
porch, located AIS High ave, Oh. Ch., Md.
2 to or call OIL. 6S67.
$3.50.
KENSINGTON. MD.
8 rooms and bath, excellent location,
close to transportation. schools and stores;
hot-water coal heat; possession,
E. M. FRY, INC,
T"40 Wisconsin Ave WI. 6740.
HOME AND GARDEN.
3 acres. Rich soil. Fruit Berries.
All city conven Bus near. Bargain.
AddrnsS Roy 441-D Ctor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
CROTON LAUNCHES
 NEW SUBMARINE
By United Press

The Navy and Merchant Marine grew in strength over the week end as an increasing number of fighting and cargo vessels slid down the ways at many yards.
 At South Portland, Me, three 10,- 500-ton Liberty ships were launched Sunday while the destroyer Braine went down the ways at Bath, Me. The submarine Apogon will be launched at Portsmouth Navy yard Wednesday.
 Two Navy auxiliary ships were launched at the Federal Shipbuild- ing and Dry Dock Go. yards in Kearny, N. J.. and at Groton, Conn.,, the submarine Bonefish, second un- dersea craft alunched by the Elec- tric Boat Go. in two weeks, went down the ways under the sponsor ship of Mrs. Freeland A. Daubin, wife of Rear Admiral Daubin.
 The destroyer escort vessel U. s. 8. Brakely was launched Sunday at the Consolidated Steel Corp. ship yard in Orange, Tex.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
CHILDREN MUST
 SUPPORT MOTHER

Eight children and nine grand children of an aged woman being cared for at the Connecticut Chil. dren's hospital on Watertown ave- nue were charged with non-support before Judge T. E. Conway in city court today, and were granted a continuance to Saturday at the re- quest of Atty. John H. Cassidy, who asked for time to study the case.
 Those names in the warrants were: Rose Divigard. 34, % Burton street, Mrs. Louise Delmonico, 47, 10 w. Farm St., Rose Pento, Dia- mond St., Plainville. Rachel Nor rome, 32. g Greenmount terrace, Rose MachitelIo, 67 N. Leonard St.. Angelo Tedesco. g. % Branch St., Angelo Anastasio, A. Sherman Ave, Domenico Anastasio, s6, 66l Frost road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
THIRD BROTHER
 ANSWERS CALL
Francis MC0rath Leaves for Naval Training at
 Northwestern U.

Francis Afcorath, S22 Robbins street. youngest son of MT. and Mrs. James P. Mc0rath. s22 Robbins street, left yesterday for Springfield, from where he entralned for Chi- cago, I'll to begin his studies at the Naval Training School at North western University. Upon gradua- ton he will be commissioned an enc sign in the U. s. Navy. A graduate of Holy Cross, he Is the third mem- Der of his family to enter the armed services. James and Thomas, twin brothers of Mir. Mc0rath, and also Holy Cross Graduates, have com- pleted Marine Corps basic training ct Paris Island, South Carolina, and are now stationed at the Marine base at Quantico, Va.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Maxwell Field, Ala, March B. From Waterbury, Connecticut, and Southbury, Conn.,, four young men have reported to the Army Air Forces Pre-Flight School for Pilots at Maxwell Field, Alabama, from the Nashville Army Air Center (AAFCC) Nashville, Tennessee, to begin the second phase of their training as pilots in the U. s. Army Air Forces expanding program.
 These cadets are receiving nine weeks of intensive physical, mili- tary and academic instruction at Maxwell Field, preparatory to be- ginning their actual flight training at one of the many primary flying schools located in the Army Air Forces Southeast Training Center.
 These men are: Cadet George J. Brown, son of Mir. and Mrs. Martin s. Brown of PA Orange street; Cadet Gerald Francis Corrigan, son of Francis L. Corrigan of l46 Meri- den road; Cadet Guerino Albert Marinelli, son of Mir. and Mrs. An- thony Marinelli of 134 Hawthorne avenue Waterbury and Cadet Charles Edward Hine, son of MT. and Mrs. Elliott W. Hine of Main street, Southbury, Connecticut. These cadets began their pre-fight course at Maxwell Field, Alabama, on February 27. lo43.
 A U. s. Army Reserve, Bernard ,. Burns, Jr., son of Police Lieutenant and Mrs. Bernard J. Burns of 133 Pearl street, has been given notice to report for duty at Fort Devens, Mass. He is graduate of Crosby high school and recently completed his first semester ct Connecticut university.
 Now stationed at Carlsbad Army Air field, Carlsbad. N. M, Corporal Louis F. Tata, son of Anthony Tata of 89 Gloves terrace, will leave there soon to attend an airplane mechan- ics' training school at Lincoln. Neb,
 Private Joseph A. Antanaitis, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Antanaitis of 657 North Riverside street. has been promoted to the rank of cor- poral at Camp Polk, La. He is a member of Company 1, 10th Arm ored Regiment, 7th Armored divi- sion.
 Corporal Charles Donate, son of Mrs. Margaret Donate of 335 Bishop street, has successfully completed his ee-months course at the Air Forces Officer Candidate School at Miami Beach. Fla, and has re- ceived his commission as 2nd lleu- tenant in the Air Forces of the Army.
 Warren D. Platt, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Warren D. Platt of g Herkimer street and a recent grad uate of the College of Physicians ard Surgeons at Columbia univer- sity, received an ensign commission in the U. s. Naval Reserve. He will serve as an interne at St. Luke's hospital in New York as a resident physician.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
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N4uohVASOl Vos AAV AO - 6A9A0Sbg VA Taft school in Watertown and an honored graduate of Yale Univer. Stiy.
 After 0 years separation in dis- tant Army posts, William D. and Michael J. Moran, twin sons of MT. and Mrs. Michael J. Moran of 143 Willow street, renewed acquaint- ance at brief furlough spent at home. The boys have applied for service with the same Army unit, 50 that they may serve their coun- try together. William has been stationed in Alaska and the Aleut- ian Islands, during 0 year of service, while John has been serving with Q medical unit at Camp Forrest, Tenn.
 Incentive to avenge the capture of his brother has been offered to Private Stanley Teach, son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Teach of PAP Woodtick road by Japanese soldiers who are holding his brother, Joseph, 0 prisoner of war. Private Teach has recently been promoted to pri- vate, first class. and is Q mechanic at an air base in Santa Maria, Calf.
 Private Boardman c. Getsinger. Jr., is taking 0 five.month course in aviation cadet training at the 33d college training detachment at St. Vincent College. Latrobe, Pa. He is the son of Captain Boardman C.. Getslnger of the War eDpart- ment in Washington and Mrs. Get singer of Watertown.
 Lieutenant Raymond J. Howard commission recently is stationed at of IS Taylor street who received Camp Campbell, Ky, while his brother, Louis, fireman first class, is stationed in California.
 Private Hubert Godin, of Grant street, Is spending Q furlough here from his post at Fort Jackson, s. 0.
 Private John J. O'Connor, Jr., son of MT. John J. O'Connor. ST., of 85 Fairlawn avenue, and Private Edward F. FitzGerald,. son of MT. and Mrs. N. J. FtizGerald of IF South View street are stationed at the Army Air Force Technical Training Clerical School of the Chillicothe Business College, Chil- licothe, Mo.
 Private George R. Kingston, son of MT. and Mrs. George L. King Ston of 140 Woodtick Road, has completed an aviation mechanics course at the Army Air Force Tech nical Training School at Seymour Johnson Field, N. c. He attended Crosby High school and Connecti- cut University, and prior to his in- duction last September. was eln- ployed by the Naval Ordnance De- partment.
 A former member of the Army enlisted reserve at the University of Pennsylvania, Private Hor'ocn H. Heaven, son of MT. and Mrs Charles Heaven of 292 Bunker Hill avenue, was called to active duty recently and is now stationed at Miami Beach, Fla, where his pre- liminary training begins. Private Heaven attended Taft School and the Wharton school of finance and commerce at Penn. University,
 Thomas Ronningen, husband of the former Jane Rosa of 267 Moran street, has been promoted to the rank of technician at 136th Gen eral Hospital at Camp Carson, Col orado.
 A former high school teacher at Pennington. Maine, Edward Raft cry. son of Mir and Mrs. JaIne' Raftery C. Naugatuck arrived af the Army Air Force bomea 4'"' school at Big Spring, Texas. recent ly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
Danbury Inmates Tn SsDeath Fast"
 Fed By Tubes

Washington SUPDTwO conscientious Objecors
 s unto deat at the Danbu Conn., federal reformao have feeding justice department officials said today
 Taylor and Thomas Murphy both of New York; entered the 12 after being sentenced by the BuaO violating conscientious ObjeCtOrs Flat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

tAAG oCAtVVA UOAAABhvs SWAAB w OAAC statewide blackout las tweek, the card games were dispensed with. President Edward Goggins hopes all the players will be on hand to- night.
 Wednesday of this week, being Ash Wednesday, and the beginning of the Holy Season of Lent, ashes will be blessed after the 7:30 o. clock Mass Wednesday morning and distributed to the congregation de rectly. Children may receive ashes in the afternoon at o'clock, and adults in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Religious instructions will be held this evening at o'clock for the high school pupils in the lower church. Instructions for grammar school children will be held as usual on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the parochial school and on Sat- turday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Me6ting of the CYO will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 in the basement of the school.
 Stations of the Cross during the LentSn season, will be held on Sum- day afternoons at 3:30 o'clock. This is a change from the rules other years, the stations of the cross were always held on Fridays.
 ThH Earbenders ct their weekly card game, had the following scores Conway 1T, Lally 25; Murphy 10, and Joyce 26.
 Regular business meeting of the Washington Park Community club will be held tomorrow evening at the Community House at S:16 o'clock.
 Rehearsal for the minstrel which the Community club will have on March l7th, will be held Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock. Director George Casey is asking everyone partaking to kindly be on hand, if at all possible.
 MT. and Mrs. William Beck have returned to their home and are at home to their friends at 52 Luke street.
 App. Seaman William J. Curley, and William Quinn were week end visitors at their respective homes on Washington street, and Sylvan ave- nue. Both are U. s. Coast Guards men and are stationed at Manhat- tan Beach, N. Y.
 Corp. John Dooley, U. s. A. Is spending 8 few weeks 'furlough at his home on Sylvan avenue, Corp Dooley has been with the regular army for over three years and has seen quite 6 bit or service. He is the son of Fire Dept. It. John Dooley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

the faSC lmme0laLely upon arr1VlnB at the institution.
 They are being given eggnogs and concentrated liquid foods through tubes, 1t was said. They are not be- ing punished.
 Dr. Evan w. Thomas, national chairman of the War Resisters League, said in New York Saturday that he did not think they could live out their sentences despite the tube feeding. He said their actions were based on failure of the govern ment to provide them with "con- structive" work and that If such work was provided they would end their strike.
 Federal officials said, however, that the pair did not consider farm ing and other types of work in which they could engage at the reforma- tory as constructive. They said they actually want outright release so as to engage in the only type of work they consider constructive - "get- ting out to do something about stopping the war"
 we cannot give them uncondi- tional releases" one ofilcial said. without dropping all sanctions used to enforce the Selective Service Act"
 A third conscientious objector, George Russell Kingsley, Rochester, N. F., is not participating in the fast but has joined Taylor and Mur- phy in a "work strike"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Mexico City has ordered all it's amusement places to produce en- tertainment up to the standard prescribed, or quit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Panama City, Panama, is basking in prosperity caused by the record number of workers on Canal Zone construction projects,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Exeter, England, has adopted a Polish fighter squadron whose off, cers have presented their national flag to the mayor.