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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29
w o RI D w A r
A YEAR AGO
APRIL 90, 1912

Japanese troops penetrate 10
outskirts Of Lashl0 In Battle Of
Burma.
Prime Minister John Curtin re.
ports arrival Of additional U. d.
troops In Australia.
Raj. b0mbers raid German M.
vel bases Of Klel and Trondhelsn.
Russian advlces report Soviet
Army advance Of As miles In The
Orel sector.
Axis planes raid Alexandria,
killing 80 persons.
Cuba grants de faCto recognition
10 Free French.
u. 8. fighter planes ere reported
10 have arrived 81 Malta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29

SAN prancascM. Cal GUPD-Tc
inset var demands. leaxy doctors 81
thu school q Dentistry Of the Umf-
ve.xtky Il California are being
trained ln axtlanc1al methods Of ne
Ssuxing mmtzfate6 mouths and
faces az var Victims. without watk-
ing until tlhey can get 10 sh0ReA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29
LOCAL DELEGATES
ATTEND MEETING

A group Of Waterbury delegates,
led BY Thomas r. Smith, young
mems secretary OF the Central
Y. M. Q. A., were present at Q sec.
tlonal meeting OF the Connecticut
Group Work Conference held IN
New Haven yesterday. Mrs. III.
eanor Burke, women's secretary OF
the "Y", clayton q, Brown, Of the
North End ~" and Mrs. Leila Alex.
ander, director Of Pearl street Com.
munlty House, were also In attend.
aIlce.
A discussion was held 10 formu.
late plans for the group work par.
leys OF o conference on recreation
which has been called BY Gov. Ray.
mond z. Baldwin for May 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29

instance, are being planted Al &
waterbury district alone. Win
purpose % canning ~ leash 3
Of the product b replace Ne N4
supply % canned goods, WaItH ~
now unnhlamable.
That's why half tho heck Hltes
directions ior canning and preserve
ine. The other half contains f.
cipes 70 help you stretch yoQr meat
vall0n. 10 help yoa cook tasty HaAlA
with substitute foods, and % Ati1
you balance the iced budget M
home, which n these war days.
shows every slgn os ealloping oua
Of hand,
Get your copy OF this book todas
At The Democrat office tor b cents
A campaign FOR rccondltlonlna
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29
EX.pOLTCE WOMAN SAILS

Los Angeles, Cal, tUP)-After
serving 20 years as Q police woman
and being retired, Mrs. Lulu Lane
did not Ike II. 30 she sailed for
Alaska 10 engage In war conStruc.
ton work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29
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soft built ~ eoIIoE with stuys
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Eiss-A shirt sIbos looks Sc "A
shirt 20 help you fssI dc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29

the various veterans groups Of Wa.
terhury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29

Only one man IN Tasmania re.
ceived unemployment relief IN Q re-
cent week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29

A campaign for recondltlonlI1s
and refusing old cotton bale Ties 4
expected 10 save 10000 tons u steel
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Montgomery County
Bond Sales Reach
$3,125,607.50 Total

Sales of War bonds in Montgom-
cry County during the Third War
Loan drive amounted to $3.125 GOT go,
or 1872 per cent of its quota of
$2,375,000, Richard F.. Green, chair
man of the Treasury War Finance
Committee for the county, an
nounced today.
Mr.. Green said that these figures
were reported to him by the various
Issuing agencies in the county
through October 2. The sales were
reported as follows:
Takoma Park-Silver Spring area,
81 ,227 ,39675; Rockville area. $780,
SOB; Sandy Spring area, $393, ,931. .25;
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase area, $241,-
255.40; Germantown area, s60,475;
Damascus, $73,072; Gaithersburg.
S51 1,674.25; purchases made else
where, allocated to Montgomery
County, $111,000; State of Maryland
purchases allocated to the county,
S427
Mr.. Green said the success of the
drive in Montgomery County was
largely attributable to the fine work
of the Air Raid Warden Service,
headed by Judge Albert E. Brault;
the Agricultural Activities Commit
tee, headed by County Agent O. w.
Anderson; the Public Schools Com
mittee, headed by DR.. Edwin w.
Broome; the Rotary Clubs, headed
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Appeals Court Test Sought
On Evans Divorce Validity

The United States Court of Ap-
peals is to be asked to determine
the validity of the Nevada divorce
OF Donald P. Evans, s6,820 a year
Bureau of the Budget employe, it
was stated yesterday after a main
tenance suit brought against him
had been dismissed in District
Court.
The maintenance suit was brought
by Mrs. Ruth B. Evans, 3519 Thirty
fifth street NV. Through ha at
torneys Jean M. Boardman and
William R. Lichtenberg, Mrs. Evans
also contested the validity of the
Nevada divorce obtained from her
by Mr.. Evans. The latter has since
remarked.
In dlsmisSing the maintenance
suit, Justice Daniel w. ODonoghue
suggested that any contesting of
the validity of the divorce decree
should have been done in Nevada,
where the divorce decree was
granted. A motion to dismiss the
maintenance suit and for sum-
mary judgment was filed in Mr..
Evans behalf by his attorney, David
A. Hart. The court granted the
combined request contained in the
motion and answer of the defen-
dant, Mr.. Evans.
Attorney Boardman said the case
will be taken to the Court of
Appeals.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Committee to Organize
County Rescue League

E. E. Hamilton of Bethesda last
night was named chairman of
committee to plan the organization
Of an animal rescue league for
Montgomery County.
Addressing a meeting of Bethesda
residents at the County Service
Building, DR.. V. L. Ellicott, county
health officer, said control of stray
dogs is necessary in preventing the
spread of rabies. He said the rabies
problem is closely related to the idea
OF an animal shelter because of the
period Of the disease in infected
animals
Mrs Edward Gels of the Humane
Society of Baltimore County, who
has been in the Bethesda area for
the last three weeks to aid in the
establishment of society, said she
had received the support of county
officials in the plan.
Members of the committee, who
will make report at later meet
ing, are Mr.. Hamilton, Maj. Phil D.
Poston of Burnt Mills Hills, 1t. Col.
Stanford Chester of Bethesda, Mrs.
H. S. Murphy of Mohican place and
Mrs. w. N. Oliver of Mohican Hills.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

by F. Barnard Welsh; the Lions
Clubs, headed by James w. Gill; the
Boards of Trade, headed by Lee
H Robinson; the Knights of Colum-
bus, headed by E. E. Rupert; the
Masonic Clubs, headed by Martin
H. Kinsinger: the B'nai Birth,
headed by Mrs. Julius Biano; the
American Legion, headed by Joseph
Cantrell; the County Government
Activities, headed by Mrs. Genevieve
H. Wells; the solicitation by the
Peoples Drug Stores and numerous
other individuals and organizations.
He said that it was impossible
at this time to state the amount
of bonds sold by the various organ
izations taking part in the campaign
but expressed the hope that these
figures will be available by October
16, when the official figures on
county sales will be announced
through the Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Prince Georges Police
Shoot 40 Dogs in
Anti-Rabies Drive

Prince Georges County officers,
armed with sawedoff shotguns, were
continuing roundup of stray dogs
today in an effort to prevent the
spread Of rabies in the county.
Chief of Police Ralph Brown Or
dered police to shoot all stray dogs,
even those running loose on pri-
vate property, following extension
of the present dog quarantine for
90-day period by the county COM
missioners. He added that 40 dogs
were killed yesterday.
Chief Brown said some of the dogs
shot by officers were on private
property. He said, however, that in
all cases no one was at home, so
1t was impossible for officers to de-
termine who owned the dogs killed.
Cites Maryland Law.
He said police have been in
structed to make a check of the
owner of the dog before it is killed.
II dog is observed near a person,
he added, the person is asked if he
is the owner, and if so he is re-
quested to conflne the dog.
I have studied the Maryland law
under which the commissioners
acted" Chief Brown said. 1T is
one of the State livestock laws and
a copy may be readily obtained at
the University of Maryland"
Meanwhile, the MONTGOMERY
County commissioners have extended
the dog quarantine to include the
entire metropolitan area of the
county. Stricter quarantine meas
ures had been recommended by DR..
A. l.. Brueckner, acting director of
the State Livestock Sanitary Service.
Citizens Warned.
DR.. V. L. Ellicott, county health
officer, said residents who allow their
dogs to run loose on private property
will be considered as having broken
the quarantine.
In appearing before the commits
SlOnerS, Chief Brown declared.
The only way to stop outbreaks
OF rabies is to authorize policemen
to shoot any dog they see running
at large. This thing has gone en-
tlrely too far. What we need now
is action"
Under the law establishing a
quarantine, he explained, dog own
erS must keep their pets tied or
confined in pen. A dog is per-
mitted to be on a leash, he added,
only if the leash is held by re
sponsible person"
Seven persons, including four
children, were bitten by rabid dog
in Mount Rainer within a two-hour
period last Friday. The animal
finally was killed
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Mad Abductor Seized
At Grundmother's Home
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. T.
Eugene Caster, %, who escaped from
the Fairview PaD State Hospital
for the Criminal Insane last week,
forcing a 26-year-old girl technician
to accompany him, was apprehended
last night few minutes after he
appeared at the home of his grand
mother here, State police reported
today.
Caster released Miss Clara MAY
Murray at Camden, NJ, last Friday,
20 hours after he compelled her to
drive him away from the hospital in
her automobile. She was not
harmed. Sergt. A. B. Verbecken
said Caster was arrested as fugitive
without formal charge and would
be returned to the hospital today.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

Tor the late New York financier and
philanthropist, was sent into the
water yesterday after Mr.. Lewisohn's
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Lehman of
New York City, christened the vessel
with the traditional champagne.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

of what they call the wonders" von's
Tablets have done for them. This gentle
formula aims to counteract surplus. irri-
tating stomach acid and to bring relief
from such conditions II you suffer from
indigestion. gas. heartburn, belching. bloat-
ing, sour stomach and other symptoms
due to excess stomach acid-you. too.
should try Von's for prompt relief
right at home without rigid liquid
diet. Get S1.25 trial size Also available
$500. So. 80 sizes. At your Druggist,
Evening star., 1943-10-07

Your assignment to buy an extra
S100 War bond during the Third
War Loan was made for you by your
son and neighbor's son on the
fighting fronts. Back the Attack"
with War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Remarkable Treatment For
STOMACH DISTRESS
From Too Much Stomach Acid

Are you tortured
with the burning
misery of too much
free stomach acid?
Use of the famous
Won TABLETS is
bringing comforting
relief to hundreds of
such cases. Sincerely
grateful people tell
Evening star., 1943-10-07

Liberty Ship Christened
In Honor of Lewisohn
By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. THE Lib
erty ship Adolph Lewisohn, named
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Eat plenty - and eat the right
things. Look at the variety -. .
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-Ir-ANp-RIN breakfasts are gone for the duration.
81 Better forever Remember? swallow of coffee,
4 three bites of toast, glance at the paper slam
went the front door.
Bigger and better breakfasts championed by the
government all part of the effort to keep the
nation fighting fit Bigwig nutrtonsts measure off the
daily three squares, yardsck in hand. They advise
we eat one-third of the yard at the start OF the
morning Each meal, they say must do an equal share
in bringing the days intake of vitamns and minerals
toward the set standard.
Defense duty number one eat good breakfast!
No one can keep stiff upper lip his stomach empty.
The body needs food to keep top O the morning The
body has been working all night. You were asleep,
but the body works endlessy. Since dinner, 10 to IA
hours have elapsed - the machine needs fuel for
it's engine.
Breakfast is to break fast to keep the lag from
the step, to discourage lO-o'clock yawning. good
breakfast makes for productionine efficiency. More
than 100000 working days are lost monthly in our
defense industries and largely because of illness Fifty
per of this illness the doctors have traced to poor
eating habits like starting the day better ballast
than cup of coffee and doughnut.
Cereal the Backbone Of Breakfast
VAR-mode breakfast is cut to standardized pat
term packed with nuritiona wallop to carry worker
full speed into midday threepiece meal is the break
fast vogue bring the cereal. pass the bread plate
quaff tall glass of citrus the vitamn fruit Eggs
60 to luncheon to pnchhit for meat Bacon 1avors
bean pots and vegetable casseroes Cereals remain the
breakfasts backbone
Whole grain cereals or those fortified the days
great aid in jacking up the vtamin Bl requirements
This whppersnapper vitamin is needed to push appe
tte into high gear to keep the cam to tone up
digestion. Whoegain cereals give roughage, too they
provide iron and other minerals. Eat your bowl of
cereal, tonic for the stomach; feel your body
snap to action.
Iyou pass up cereal heavy toast made of whole
grain bread bread enriched Griddecakes are your
reason for rising? Okay, but make them with the en-
rched -four Skip the cereal items at breakfast and appe
tite suffers You will be picky at luncheon not so hum
CRY at dinner.
Food supplies tighten. Now we depend on cereals to
bolster unrestricted menus, not only at breakfast
Evening star., 1943-10-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKING, designing remodeling and
alterations, reas, Miss Bert; at 1880 Irv-
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, college graduate
with thorough executive experience desires
part or full time position. Excellent bust
ness and cultural background. Box 10
H. Star or FIR. 1851. -
GIRL, colored. wants part-time days work.
maid in Office. or beauty shoppe. Call be-
tween l1-3, AT. 1876.
LAUNDRESS wants days work, Tues,
Wed: Thurs, S4, carfare; good refs; exp.
sECKETARY. competent, SO yrs; mem
ber D. c. bar ) years experience in
Washington, now in Government, desires
permanent connection with established
law firm or other private organization
Minimum salary, $50 per week. Box
ARY-ADMINISTRATIvE assistant.
vide experience, knowledge accounting.
Box 95-H Star. 25'
SECRETARY. I years experience. college
graduate; $500 per month minimum. Box
2l H, Star. 25"
WOMAN. colored capable. wants switch
board work to 10 pm. Call RE. 1888.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started. kept
OR. 2O74.
ATTORNEY, young, experience in admin
istrative practice and legislative work,
wants opening with opportunity for ad-
vancement in law firm, trade association
or business; S225 month. Address Box
l6-H. Star 36s
MAN, white experienced wants job as
janitor and maintenance man in apt. bldg:
available Nov. !: District or nearby Va.
MAN, 10 years hotel and institutional ex-
perience desires position as purchasing
agent or manager; draft exempt; best Of
references. Box 112-H. Star 26s
MAN, yolng, %, draft exempt, yrs exp
as elk. ovt. secty.. correspondent and off
mgr. desires position requiring supervis-
1924. "''"'se't"' So'i'''' 'oo "A' 90! H.
TRAILER DRIVER, with g years expert
pany. 1926 Corcoran st. NV
Evening star., 1943-10-25
.LANITOR

White or cOlOred, settled married
couple, no small children. sober
reliable and good worker, fol
small apartments in Alexandria
Va. Must understand Coal Stok-
erS. $50 Mo. and excellent apt
with all utilities to man with
above qualifications and GOOD
references. None other need ap-
ply. This is a good job for the
right man. Phone Emerson 1924
Sunday and National 1898 week
days.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

YOU CAN help
Keep the Ships Moving
Down the Woys TO
VICTORY
One Of BoItimore's Biggest
Shipyords needs men-ur-
eentIy-to help with the
vitoIIy important job Of
building coreo ships, tonkers
ond transports. This need
is YOUR opportunity-your
ehonee to earn good money
while making a reol, ESSEN
TIAL contribution to the war
effort.
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
No experience is necessary.
You pick out q job-leorn it
under our troining program
and get poid while learning.
Starting rotes ore good.
Average weekly eornines.
token for oil workers in the
yord, ore excellent. If you
are skilled in q shipyord
trode-but not already in
on essential job-you ore, Of
course, more than welcome,
and will eorn extra high
woges.
HOUSING NEAR YARD
For shipyord workers there
ore new apartments, fifteen
minutes owoy. RentoIs ore
S34 per month for room,
kitchen and both; S36 for
two rooms, kitchen and both;
S38 for three rooms, kitchen
ond both. Cos and electric
ity included.
SOLDIERS OF,
PRODUCTION
Toke your place in the po-
triotic ranks Of the produc-
tion army! Not only does
your country need you-but
this chance is one you cont
offord to miss. There ore
reol opportunities for od-
voncement omone the jobs
offered. This shipyord hos
been in operation for S.
yeors. Many employees who
worked there during the First
World War ore still on the
job.
VISIT U. 5. EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
At the U. S. Employment
Service Office, Fifth and K
streets NV. telephone
District 7000), compony rep
resentotives will give you full
information obout these jobs.
Bring your Social Security
cord and, if ovoiIobIe, birth
or boptismoI record. Office
open 800 am. to 500 pm.
dolly.
Please do not apply If already
in an essential job.
/ A Large
Baltimore Shipyard
Evening star., 1943-10-25
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE or settled woman for h.w.; live
in; salary. $50 mo. for woman. more for
couple. RE 600. Branch 2065, or OIL
9+1: ewes and Sundays.
COUPLE, young. good pay, pleasant sur
low: on poultry farm . Phone severna
Park 165.
DRUG EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL, but
experience with the public helpful. Please
do not telephone. Apply Maxwell & Ten
nyson. 1901 Eye st. NV.
JANITOR. with small family for l2-unit
apartment: must be experienced living
quarters and small salary. Call at 1921
9TH st. n W.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. no children. on
farm, nearby Md, for general farming
wife to do housework must be rela able;
excellent living quarters. Call at 1921
7th st. NV.
RET0UCHERS, experienced fne and fast;
salary or, ptecework; permanent employ
ment full or part time Steindl Studio.
l72s Conn: ave: DE. 1114
SLIPCOVER CUTTER. salary or piece
work. Apply Hoffman, Upholsterers 2447
Evening star., 1943-10-25
SQS A MONTH
GIRL. EXPERIENCED

Cooking and gh.w. experienced white
girl; live in; small house; no laundry Sun.
days off and Thurs. after lunch. Refer.
enceS required. Phone OR T1l2
Evening star., 1943-10-25
SITUATIONS AEk fco,, Y
ACCOUNTANT

PHARMACIST, very capable, desires posi-
ton; 81 hrs; Ss5: Box 487-C, Star. 25s
TUTOR, man, college honor graduate, will
Evening star., 1943-10-25
HELP WoMEN.
Billing Machine Operator,

Billing Machine Operator,
Experience unnecessary; must be
able to type. Starting salary
$28. Five -and-one- day week
Apply Controllers Office, Eve
ming Star Newspaper Co.
General Clerk and Typist.
Must write good hand. Perma-
nent position with essential in
dustry. Starting salary $28. Five
and-one- half day week. Apply
Controllers Office, Evening Star
Newspaper.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

Age 40, with thorough training in ac-
counting and business administration aug
mented by twenty years continuous service
with manufacturing retail and construc-
ton concerns; experience embraces general
cost and payroll accounting, auditing.
budget building, expense, production. and
inventory controls accounts payable and
receivable: also Government contract ac-
counting. Free to travel. Box 1S-H, Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

In gh.w.; no cooking. no children. good
wages. Mrs. Leo Baum, 2440 18th st. n. W.
Apt. l0l. Phone AID 2440
Evening star., 1943-10-25

Y 7 NUlUTtUI EOOU pay. FVd JNtTSTONt ScTT-
ice Station. 1905 New jersey ave. NV.
DRIVER, experienced furni-
ture mover, steady position;
war-essential work; good pay;
white or colored. Report 639
N. Y. ave. NV. for interview.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. aged II. wants light q h. W
Call any time DI. 5679.
GIRL. colored, wants work in D. c.: SOC
per hour and carfare. Cleo Kenner, ME
$3.50.
NURSE. practical. colored desires work OF
any kind. Call North 1929.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
STOCKMAN
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
YOUNG WOMEN

With some college training under 35 years
accounting nature Reasonable ability
accuracy and liking for detail essential
Those with mathematic major preferred
portunity for advancement Apply week
day mornings, Personnel Dept. Rm 300
Capital Transit Co., Seth and Prospect
ave. NV. Take Route No. 20 tCabin John
streetcar) to door. These positions will
be of special interest to those residing in
GEORGETOWN or nearby Md. or Va, as this
saves travel timf
Evening star., 1943-10-25

Experienced woman. accustomed to han
ding a busy board; 6-day week, II pm
to 7 am. shift. some Sunday work but
day per week off opportunity for ad-
Vancement. Apply personnel dept, Room
3O9. Capital Transit Co, 36th and Pros
pect ave NV, in GEORGETOWN. Take route
No 90 Cabin John streetcar to door.
! This position Will be of special interest to
those, residing in GeorsetoWn or nearby
Maryland, virginia, as this saves travel
I
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Gas Station Attendants

Drug store in Arlington can use a com.
petent. reliable pharmacist; salary open
permanent position; excellent working con-
GitionS oxford 0O4I
Evening star., 1943-10-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.


Home economies. to substitute for
weeks. Other positions also available.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
2O4 Colorado Bldg, l4th and q.