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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-10
BY VERN

Another air forces team entered
the Glasgow Softball league las
week, rounding out a five-tean
circuit that will increase game in
terest and competition. The two
base teams will be known as the
Army Airbase and the Army Air
base Guard Squadron.
If preseason games mean any
thing, the three Glasgow clubs are
headed for real softball contests.
play of the Week"
This weeks bouquet is tossed to
frankie Yrigoyen, Airbase Guard
Squadron tosser in the Wonder
Krust fracas. frankie rang up II
StrikeoutS and was a dangerous
batter all afternoon.
Error of the Week"
This weeks bouquet in reverse
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-10

Final practice game before the
regular season was conducted sum
Gay at the base diamond, where
Wonder KruSt fell before the Guard
Squadron, - to T.. The army bows
staged a 9-run rally in the last
two innings.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-10

Employment of women in ship
yards has more than tripled within
the PAST year.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-10
SOFTBALL SIDELINER

goes to the entire Wonder Krust
squad: Known up to Sunday as the
best fielding team in the league. the
Bakers made Is errors in their
game at the base Sunday. Let's
hope they have all the bad ones
out of their systems now.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-10

Mrs. Howard Kirkland, wife of
the base adjutant, has returned
home from the hospital.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-10

This weeks bouquet in reverse
Evening star., 1943-04-11

hide, you're yelling: What shall l
do?" what spring tonics to use?"
Let Ann Delafield, who has heard
plenty of yells and has come through
with the answers, tell you what to
do. As director of a famous Fifth
Avenue salon, she has made the
rounds of war plants -. has out
shouted the roar of machinery :. :.
has mounted cafeteria table tops and
restroom benches to answer ques-
Evening star., 1943-04-11
SPRING SPRUCE-UP

burn &. good imitation of the real
thing, since acetylene torches can
also shower you with ultraviolet
rays. As a protection, wear the same
thing you wear to outwit Old Sol -
a good anti-burn cream.
NOW FOR HAIR. You want to know
how to make detected heap as &C.
ductive as a Persian kittens. Give
hair a new lease ON life by cropping
it short -. by whacking off tired
OF lifeless ends. Put a new perma-
nent in new, healthy close-to-the-
scalp growth, which has plenty of
life, stamina, snap.
Scalp perspire, hair oily? That's
what war girls scream about who
work in hats, t,lrbans, snoods. The
answer is: dunk your hair in the
basin oftener; give it dry baths in
between times with a clean brush
and plenty of elbow action. Where
top hair is oily and dark, curly ends
are dry and ight-oolored. give the
whole mop a more uniform sheen
Evening star., 1943-04-11

though it we're an overnight hairnet,
intended to keep your Golf in place.
When you remove your head-cov-
ering, take out pins, flip a brush
through your curls. and see how
soignee your Golf looks.
HANDS AND IAIIS7 Pamper with
a cream or lotion and stop think
ing that you can soften up pair of
rugged little fists in a day.
If nails have taken a beating,
here's a way to ease up their pun
ishment. When all other bedtime
routines have been chalked off. oil
or cream each nail and bandage
it up for the night. You can save
yourself some unnecessary maneu-
vers. if you'll oonfine the lubricant
daubed nail with ready-made. gauze-
lined adhesive strip - the kind one
keeps in a bathroom cabinet.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Keep looking right.
in spite Of war work
and worry. Listen %.
% $-h'tr Blythe

0PRUGo ToS6IC1s If
- you have a winter
weary skin -. maybe
a detected heap of hair
-. maybe a pair of
hands you'd like to
Evening star., 1943-04-11

head - to step up circulatory ac-
tiwty - and rub! Keep rubbing
the paste into and around those
plugged-up pores until your skin
feels put-upon -. then wash off
paste with gatherings of your favor
,ite soap and plenty of rinses. Keep
treatment going until every polka
dot is wiped out =. until pores as
big as the holes in your buttons have
shrunk to decent size.
WEATHIR-DEATE6 SK10s If it's
that you're yelling about the answer
to that one is: butter it up. Use an
extra rich cream and wear it around
the house >. put it on before the
bath grease up again before you
90 into your pre-bedtime relaxing
exercises.
Lady welder? Then. you're prob
ably fretting over an indoor SUM-
Evening star., 1943-04-11

and color by rub
bing brilliantine
or oily dressing
on the ends.
You can keep
your hair under
turban all day
and still have 4
Golf to boast
about, if you'll
adopt this tech
nique. Wear
curls, which will
be there when
youWant them
not now you see
them; now you
DON'T waves.
Before you put
on your topper.
dress curls care
fully. and nail
them down to
prevent disarray.
Put on your tur-
ban. snOOd or
bandana just as
Evening star., 1943-04-11

tons like yours.
If yours is:
VII at-abo ut
blackheads? a
typical question
the answer is:
clean 'em up. For
that, arm your
self with this spe-
cial ammunition
a jar of good
cleansing cream:
a shaker of clean
'em-up grains.
After your ses-
sion with the
cream. pour a dab
of granules in
your palm, add a
little water, make
a pa s t e a n d
smear. Wnlle the
paste is drying on
your face, lie
down with your
underpinnings
higher than your
Evening star., 1943-04-11
THE TREATMENT

WoaeEss Part the hair ut various places and apply
Listerine Antiseptic.
nGsss Douse full strength Lstezine Antissptic on
the scalp morning and night.
Always follow with vigorous and persistent mas
sage. Lsterine Antiseptic il the same anti.sptic
that has been famous for than 60 years in the
feId'of oral hygiene.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

Your scalp glows and tingles after the treatment
and your hair feels delightfully."- fresh.
Remember, the Lsterine AntisePtic treatment
is the tested method In one test 76% of-ehe
patients showed complete disappearance Of, OF
marked improvement in, the symptoms Of dan
druff at the end of four weeks
LAMBERT PElARMAcAL Co., s.. LoGis Mo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

Kako to mislis? - je
vzkliknil Slimak in pogledal
svojemu pajdasu preseneceno V
oci.
- Bezi no! Nikar ne cvekaj,
- ga je zavrnil Panoufle. -
Stavim glavo, da 81 re nasel
zanesljivo sredstvo.
- Toda -.
- Pravim ii, da Sc ii pozna
to ma oceh -. Sal sva re osem
let skupaj in stara prijatelja;
nj vrag, da bi Sc ne poznala.
Spomin ma skupno preteklost
je menda nekoliko illegal Sill
maka, XII je dejal:
- No torej -. Da -. Nor
da sem pa res nasel sredstvo.
. - Evo, sal sem takoj vedel.
- Toda nevarno je.
- Kaj "a to!
- Milcek je sam ukradel pi-
sma -. Moramo mu Jill zopet
vzeti.
Tu je pa zopet Panoufle ma
mrSil obrvi. Ali je Slimak "a
vohal njegove naklepe -. To
Sc DO kmalu videlo.
" ia namen, - je NADIA
ljeval, - bi pa morali vedeti,
kje iskati ga.
- JAZZ VEN.
- Kaj?
- Milcek stanuje V d'Alboi-
zovem hotelu.
-Kaj pravis?
- Kar sem videl. In stanuje
tam z Montlaurom.
- Nj mogoce! Toda. seveda,
res je, spominjam Sc, da 81 mi
nekaj takega re pravil.
- Ponavljam ii to DIAL
boize in Montlaur sta svaka.
Milcek Sc je vrnil S svojim oce-
tom vceraj. Decek spi V prit-
licju, V stanovanju, kjer sem tie
opozoril ma zaprta okna.
- Torej SO vsi V nash ro-
kah?
- Popolnoma. In gre samo
"a to, da odideva Sc nocoj k
MENU in Zahtevava cd MEGA
pisma, XII jih je mama ukradel.
- Sc nocoj?
CDalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12
P. DECOURCELLE:
Il vi OC
II L .JUBEZNI
R O M A NJ

Kmalu sta Sc pa utrudlla in
BOZ je bill koncan. Bill je sicer
hud, cato pa kratek.
Panoufle, XII ga je spopad
med zakoncema zelo razkacil
je pobral ma tleh lezeco sveGo in
jo znova prizgal.
Sedel je nazaj k svoji sickle.
nici absinta in delaj mirno:
- Cujta, bodita vendar pa.
metna =. Tole ruvanje in pre-,
tepanje ne DO pray mic izpreme,
milo ma polozaju ... Ohladila
sta svojo jezico, zdaj Sc pa spa,
metujta 49,. Pomeniti Sc mora
ID O resnih stvareh.
vi, Zefyrina, - je NADIA
ljeval z glasom lepega samoa,
vajenegs zenske pokorsCine, -
vi boste lepo molcali in mirova-
Ii -. ali mama pa rage prinesi-
tie litercek "a o~krepGilo. Je-li Sill
max?
Slimak je globoko dihal in Sc
YES tresel Cd jeze; naslonjen S
komolci ma MILO in drzeG Sc "a
glavo, je bill zatopljen V svoje
misli.
Vendar je pa prikimal V znak
soglasja.
- No torej, Zefyrina, vas 60
spodar Sc strinja S tenn, - je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

Slimak. je razmisl.jal o tenn.
da je ovadil ~SVojcga pajdasu
Zaradi dozdevnc lopovSCine, XII
je pa FAINT nj zagresil. In dejal
.je sam pr Sebi, da DO nekoC
najbrz Sc pOgreSal tega Glove
ka, XII ga posilja Zdaj V .jeCo.
Kaj storiti?
Bio je prepozno ropraviti
storjeno zlo. Opozoriti Panou-
fla, kaj mu preti, priznati mu,
kaj je storil, 0 tenn nj bio 60
VOra.
Panoufle bi pobosnel, &c bi to
Zvedel.
In naenkrat je prisel Slimaku
ma misel vlom V d'Alboizov ho-
tel, XII ga je hotel izvrsiti sam.
Tia misel mu je kaj nitro pre-
gnala vse OmahOVanje.
In prvi Sc .je pridruzila Sc
druga. Da, Zares, V tenn primeru
lahko opravi vse brez pomocni-
ka.
Zgodi Sc pa, &c so ljudje va
jeni delati Vse samo s pomoC-
niki, pa Sc naenkrat locijo, da
napoci pri zapuscenem trenu.
tex oklevanja, kar je cisto ma
ravno.
Sto in sto podrobnosti, XII jih
Clovek pref niti opazil nj, spla-
va naenkrat ma povrsje in vse
postanejo vazne.
Cloveku Sc naenkrat zazdi
da tovaris, XII ga je tako pref
raj, V resnici nj bill tako slab.
Steer pa, - je pomislil
Slimak, - tudi &c mi to ne pri.
nese gmotne koristi, bonn ime.
vsaj moralno oporo.
! TIE misli so opozorile iznajd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

Ijivega lopova zopet ma nekaj
drugega.
Zakaj bi Sc to pot ne izrabil
svoiega pajduSa? N.juno obGe-
vanje maj ostune neizpremenje-
no.
Ia plen poSkrbi Slimak, XII
je navadno prevzemal take ma
loge ,doCim DO Panoufle, ma
strait, da ne DO nobenega pre-
seneCenja.
Ko DO pIen V rokah, 81 ga
praviCnO raZdelita.
&c bi pa Panoufle ne hotel
SOdclOVati - Vrag Z MIN, tenn
slabSe zanj,
In Slimak je bill miren, sal je
vedel, da ina drzavni tozilec
njegOvO pismo re V rokah; 60
SpOd DO zo Vedel, kaj ukreniti,
da Panouflc ne DO veC Slimaku
V napOtje.
NedvOmnO je bill to Dravi ma
crt in edna pot, XII jo' je bilo
treba ubrati. A Slimak je mi
sill samo IA to, kako bi svoje-
ga pajdaSa preprical, da je to
res pravi naCrt.
Tudi Panoufle je bill nekam
YES zasanjan. In cudno, njego-
We SAME 50 ubirale pc ovinkih
isto pot kakor Slimakove.
Tudi on jc mislil ma to, ka-
ko hi Sc odkrizal svojega pajda-
sa. zdaj je bill trdno preprican,
da je ukradel usodna pisma
Milcek sam in da je torej pc
n%edolznem dolzil Slimaka.
Use je bio pripravljeno.
Mreza, XII maj hi Sc lopov ujel
V MO, je bila spletena.
Past je bila nastavljena.
Toda V nasprotju s svojim
pajdasem bi Panoufle lahko Sc
ustavil tok dogodkov, XII jih je
pripravljal
Ali maj stori to?
re je mislil ia to, Ike, je ma
enkrat zagledal V duhu privid
mirnega zivljenja in pocitka V
blagostanju, XII je z MIN racu-
nal.
Sredstvo "a dosego rajskega
zivljenja je incl pri rokah. Ire
ba je bilo samo malo spretno-
sti in mnogo odlotnosti.
Morda pa ina Milcek ukra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

dejal Panoufle smeje. Objel je
debelusko cez pas in 10 potegnii
"a seboj il izbe.
- Delaj Sc, ko da Sc prav mic
ne jezis man,, il je zaSepe-
tai, kO sta stopila ma cestO. -
Sc nocoj! Sc nocoj ii ga
pokazem S tisto XII tc zaradi ME
vara; in takoj sc hos maSCevala.
To Sc razumeI Osvetim
Sc!
- Pojdi mama nitro 20 liter
eek najboljSega in bodi prijaz-
ma -. BOS Videia, kakO te BON
JAZZ incl rad!
In objel je baburo, XII .je
omehcana OdSla.
Panoufle Sc je vrnil V soho;
Slimak je sedel nepremiCno.
Prisedel ie K MENU, rekoc:
No, torej, prijatelj, kaj
mems o Vsem tenn?
Slimak je dvignil glavo in
nekaj casa sta 81 gledala V oCi.
Toda kmalu sta sc obrnila vsak
V svojo stran, kakor bi Sc po-
korila n~epremagljivi sill. Bio
je takoj jasno, da ne moreta
plenosti pogleda drug drugega.
Oba sta videla V zrcalu last
no izda.jstvo, obema Sc ie ma
oCeh poznalo, da ju pece vest.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

dena pisma Sc pri sebi. Ali bi
ne bilo V tenn primeru mogoce
vzeti mu Jill, Sc predno jih izro-
ci tistemu, XII mu Jill je nedvom-
no obljubil?
- Morda mu jih pa hoce pro-
dati - je pomislil Panoufle, -
kajti KIDD We ,ce ia malopridnez
nj zavohal naSega naklepa in
&c nam nj tenn casu ukradel
tudi pisem samih?
Toda kje je Milcek?
Kan neki Sc je zaletel s Clau-
dinetom pc svojem predrznem
nastopu?
To je bilo treba zvedeti maj
pref.
- HIM, HIM, - je mrmral Pa
noufle sam pr sebi, - MOI, XII
Sc zanima "a pisma, je polkov-
mix d'Alboize. Mani Sc DO Mil
eek obrniI, kakor sva storila
prvotno tudi midva s Slima-
kOm.
Kaj pa &c malopridnez pisma
re izrocil polkovniku? Kaj &c
sta bila domenjena?
Potem taken bi bila pisma
re V polkovnikovih rokah.
&c bi torej vlomil V d'Alboi-
zov hotel, &c hi storil to, kar je
snoval Slimak popoldne, bi sc
utegnilo zgoditi, da hi ubil dive
muhi ma en- udarec.
Toda "a ia primer Panoufle
nj pray mic rabbi Slimakovega
sodelovanja.
Potrebna.je bila energija, po-
gum, O~dloGnost, vse lastnosti,
ki jih Slimak nj incl.
MOI je bill dober samo "a pri-
prave, "a snovanje naklepov,
Kot svetovalec hi lahko poma-
gal Panouflu. Treba ga je bilo
samo pripraviti do tega.
Ko je vse dobro premislil, je
spoznal, da nj izkljuceno, da Sc
DO Milcek domenil z d'Aloizom
sele naslednjega dine, ko bi itak
Panoufle opravil svoje delo.
Seveda je dobro vedel, da pri-
pade zasluzek samo MENU, pa
maj della sam ali pa s pomoc-
nixon, XII bi Sc dalec ne zahte-
val toliko kakor Slimak.
Ia zasluzek, zdruzen z ded-
Seine pc Claudinetu, - ma Ze-
f%yrinino besedo Sc je MANFRED
lahko zanesel - vse to bi mu
prineslo zazeljeno blagostanje,
mirno, brezskrbno zivljenje.
Toda &c hoce doseci ia cilj,
mora odstraniti Slimaka. Po-
tenn pa pojde vse gladko cd
rok.
Panouflu nj preostajalo dru-
gega nego sprawl il Slimaka
vse, kar Sc DO dalo, seveda Sc
predno ga odstrani; "a kar Sc
je premetehi lopov temeljito
pripravil.
Tako sta mislila in cutila To-
pova, ko Sc je Panoufle prvi
oglasil, rekoc:
- No torej, ali Sc da kaj sto-
RITZ? Ali pa je vse izgubljeno?
- Use je izgubljeno, &c so
pisma ukradena, - je odgovoril
Slimak hladno.
Kaj pa &c hi jih dobila
nazaj? - je vprasal Panoufle.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12
Andrew l)oles

Blagopokojnik je prenninil dine II. aprila pc
doigi in muGni bolezni. PokopaIi sno ga dine II.
aprile 20 cerIvenih obredih v cerkvi sv. Vida ter
sno ga p~oloziii k veGaen7u poGitlzu ma Calvary
pokopaIis5e. Donna je bill cd Svetega Vida mad
Cerknico, ter je bill star IS lei. V Aneriki Sc je
nahajal 40 let.
v doiznost ST Stejeno, da Sc iskreno zahva-
limo vsena, Xxi so darovali krasne vence h krsti
pokojnika. Najlepsa hvala vsena, Xxi SO dali "a sv.
maSe, XII Sc bodo brale "a mir in pokoj duSe, kot
tudi vse1n, XII ste dali svoje automobile brezpla6-
no ma razpolago pr pogrebu.
HvaIa nosilcem krste cd dru5tva Carniola
Tent 81. 1888 T. NJ. ter tajniku Mr.. John Tav-
carju "a ganljiv govor OBJ odprti krsti. Hvala le-
pa te1di vsem, Xxi SO priSIi pokojnika pokropit, ko
je lezai ma mrtva$kemu odru, ter ga spremili k
veGnenou poGitku ma mirodvor.
Zahvalo izrekamo Rev. Ponikvarju "a
opravi jene cerkvene obrede, ter Frank Zakraj-
SEX pogrebnemu zavodu "a vo usLugo in lepo
urejen pogreb.
Vsen skupaj, Xxi ste nam stall ma strani in
nam bill v pono6 in tolazbo v tenn bridkem ca
su, bod Sc enkrat izre6ena n~ajlepsa hvala!
Tebi, drag in preljubljeni soprog in o6e, pa
kliGerno: Bod t; lahka anaeriSka gruda. PoSivaj
v miru!
zalujosi ostali:
Mary, rojena Hit, soproga;
Andrew, sin, in soproga Rose;
Caroline, p~oroGena Coleman, hGi;
Ronald, vnuk.
V starem kraju pa zapuS6a brata Antona in
Franka.
Cleveland, Ohio, dine II. maja, 1913.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12
Mali oglasi
Isce Sc

dive zenski "a pomivanje poso-
de v LUCCIONI restavraciji,
ma 4213 Euclid Ave. Zglasite
Sc osebno med 10. in II. uro
.zjutraj.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
NOTICE

DISTRICT of wooDBURY, ss PRO- BATE COURT, October 30th, A. D., 1943. ESTATE of OSCAR LECOMTE, late of SOUTHBURY, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the and allowed six months from date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 EDMOND J. GOULET,
 Administrator.
 10S East Lake Street,
 11-4-3t Winsted, Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04

Paraguay cattlemen are getting double the prices paid in 1888.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
Navy Reports Jap Losses

Washington, Nov. 4. -- (UP)- American sea and air forces have bagged IA more Japanese ships 1G sunk and three damaged by sub- marines and one destroyed by plane the Navy announced today.
 These latest successes raised the U. s. submarine score in the Pacific to 339 Japanese ships sunk, 36 prob- ably sunk and 112 damaged.
 The vessels sunk by submarines were two tankers, six freighters, @ large cargo transport and a patrol craft. The damaged ships were two freighters and a medium tanker.
 In addition, reconnaissance plane operating under Admiral Will liam F. Halsey's South Pacific com mand sank a 1000 ton Japanese freighter 30 miles southwest of Ocean Island. That island Is 130 miles east cf Japanese-held Nauru in the Gill berts and 750 miles northeast of Guada!canal. The plane was dam aged by anti-a!rcraft fire and some of the men aboard were wounded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NnTWf.E nn DDW WC RVnN

This is to give notice that I Clifford L. Thomas, of S91 South Main St., Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an application dated Oct. 27th 1943, with the Liquor Control Com mission for & Package Beer Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor or the premises at 200 Monmouth Ave. Waterville, Conn. The business is owned by Clifford l.. Thomas, of 391 South Main St., Waterbury, Conn. and will be conducted by Clifford L Thomas, of 391 South Main St., Wa terbury, Conn, as permittee.
 CLIFFORD l.. THOMAS.
 Dated Oct. 27, 1943. 10-2S-11-4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
NOTICE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
 DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT

DlSThlCI Of CONNEC ClAOOL In the Matter of
 WILLIAM M. HURLEY,
 Bankrupt.
 In Bankruptcy No. 22169 To the creditors of WILLIAM M. HURLEY, of Waterbury, in the County of New Haven, and District aforesaid, a Bankrupt:
 Notice Is Hereby Given that said WILLIAM M. HURLEY, has been duly adjudged bankrupt on the 30th day of September, 1943 and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held before the undersigned, at the County Court Building, Waterbury, Connecticut, on,
 November 17, 1943, at 9:30 A. NJ. at which place and time the creditors may attend, prove their claims, ap- point a trustee, appoint committed of creditors, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meet ing.
 Dated at Hartford, this 3rd day of November, 1943.
 SAUL HERMAN, 11-4-1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04

11-4-1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
 DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT

UNITED STATES DlSThlCI(O n " DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT Tn the Matter of
 THEODORE J. AUSTIN,
 Bankrupt.
 In Bankruptcy No. 22175
 To the creditors of THEODORE J. AUSTIN, of oakville, in the County of New Haven, and District afore- said, a bankrupt: Notice Is Hereby Given that said THEODORE J. AUSTIN, has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on the 18th day of october, 1943 and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held before the undersigned, at the County Court Building, Water bury, Connecticut, on
 November F, 1943, at 9:3O A. M. at which place and time the credit tors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, appoint commit tee of creditors, examine the bank rupt, and trai sact such other busi- ness as may properly come before said meeting. Dated at Hartford this Srd day of November, 1943.
 SAUL HERMAN, 11-4-1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31
SEES FOOD PEAK
AHEAD FOR 1914
But New Shortages May
Come, Says Chester of
General Foods

New York, Dec. 31-(UP)-Like
many other U. S. war industries,
foodstuffs-our most essential con-
sumner industry, with $17.O00,O0O 600
in retail sales during 1943-today
is shattering one record after an
other about as fast as our fight
ing men are shooting holes in the
Axis military machine, c. M. Ches-
ter, chairman, executive commit
tee, eneral Foods Corp, said today.
"Any way you look at 1t, food is
one of the really great success
stories which history will write of
Americas about offensive against
the aggressors," he stated
During 1913, there was produced
and distributed a record volume
of food, despite almost incredible
difficulties and shortages Of ma
chimes, materials, packaging, ferti-
lizer, transport, and labor, including
8.8 per cent fewer food processing
employees and per cent fewer store
employees than in 1912.
Even with many familiar food
items short or entirely missing,
1875 100000 American civilians were
served a diet more abundant and
nutritious than most people else
where knew. On top of this, the
industry provisioned 100000 in
the armed services, and sent noun
tains Of food abroad. In fact.
fourth of our agricultural food pro-
duction was allocated to military,
Lend-Lease. and other special
needs. compared with IA per cent
in 1912 and 6 per cent in 1871.
Altogether. the industry today
probably Is feeding more than 49,
000,O0 persons here and abroad.
Looking ahead, the industry
during 1914 expects, war and
weather permitting, to break its
1913 record tonnage. Even with the
latest Of pocketbooks, housewives
will not be able to buy enough Of all
kinds of foods they are willing to
buy. and there may be new short
ages; but no one Is going hungry