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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
Food Fights for Freedom Campaign Urges
Homemakers to Plan Conserve Supplies

the products available by sub
Stituting plentiful for scarce
ones. Participate in community
. projects and inspire friends and
neighbors. 10 do the same.
Place the war first and expect
TO adjust TO wartime conditions.
When you see the displays of
the Food Fights for Freedom"
in the newspapers, magazines,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

Many materials viii cake If
exposed TO m DISTURB. These
should be STONED in Il heated
httil 4 ia where there is Jess
moisture in the air.
Lime sulphur viii corrod e
metal. If yours IS in a metal
container transfer il 10 one OF
glass and be sure il won't have
leaked away come spring.
II fungicideS or insecticides
must h@- stored on a concrete
floor. turn a flat ar weeleH beN
upside down on the floor trSl
10 serve as platform and keep
the dampneSs from the contain
erS. All powdered materials of
this sort should be stored in 4
dry place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

change and he's go1to get used
TO them all over again.
Sometimes a husband may be
lured AS far AS the shop win
doWS: but he insists on waiting
outside or in the doorway. He'd
rather stand there for an hour
in the pouring rain than 90 in
side and be cooed at while his
wife tries on millinery.
AND 1T is just as unSatisfac-
tory and Disappointing for a
woman TO try TO help her huS-
band shop for a hat. Have you
ever longed TO help your darling
find new and snappy hat that
Will bring out his profile? And
have you noted the pain in his
eyes when you suggested 1t?
A mans way of shopping is
10 enter store. look around,
point TO something, and say
Gimme THAR He knows what
he wants before ne goes in and
he takes no delight (aS a woman
does in making the clerk bring
out a lot Of things for him to
look at No curiosity-no en-
terprise no soul!
HE SPIES a pile OF soft grey
or black hats points az IT, and
says 10 the salesman, Let's see
one of those, size seVen-and-a-
quarter He gives it a couple Of
witches. tips il little. and
says either TOO small. or Too
big or 20. X. How much ?"
And, viola, His shopping is done
before his wife has had time to
see the hat OF a chance TO open
her mouth! Three minutes in
which TO select a hat that he
viii wear all winter and pay a
young fortune 10 have checked
IN restaurants!
"Why, that's exactly like your
OLD one the one you're throw
ing away" eXclaims his wife,
quite Mortified. Don't YOU
want something different
rs il ," he says, beaming.
We'll. l like it--why should /
want something different?
Just no style-ScnSe at all! It's
enough TO break a wom8ns
heart
Copyright 1879. by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
Store
Leftover
Sprays, Dusts
By ISABEL ZUCKER
netrcii Times Garden EDITOR

TAKE TIME off one Of these
fall evenings 10 check leftoyers
of spray and dust materials.
Don't waste them don't throw
them aWay-you may not he
able 10 replace some OF them
next year. Store them instead.
ScarceSt materials are rote-
none and pyrethum. Both of
these lose strength rapidly.
Transfer ttf7r-rrr rom fr-1i,J-r t1-rr,,
INTO dITtTZTTt anu 1TEtTt UTUut
containers which are just large
enough 10 hold the quantities
AlNI h-4VE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

NAOELL FURS F. IS EAST GRAND RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

in shop windows and on food
counters. hear about il on radio
programs and in community
meetings this month, remem-
Der that you, too, can do your
part, The strong arm Of Uncle
Sam carrying the market
basket TO war IS your ever
present reminder that no part
is too small to play in the strive
for early victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

THIS SMOOTH looking frock
with just enough SoftneSs makes
your hips look like practically
nothing.
Pattern 44l7 takes little time
10 SIiTch up as maybe youll
guess if you glance at the dia-
gram. Rayon. flannel and cot
ton are all good fabric choices.
Long sleeves. too!
Pattern 4il7 is available in
women's sizes "a. 30, 3S, 40, ~,
"a, as and 1S Size 80 takes
81 yards 39-inch fabric.
This pattern, together with a
transfer pattern of useful and
charming motifs TO embroider
on linens and garments, 20
cents.
Send % cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly, size, name, adj
dress and style number.
Just out! Our new fall and
winter pattern book. Send 10
cents extra. Free glove and bag
pattern in book pattern and
book together, 30 cents.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
l225 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Due 10 the slOwness Of the
mails and other conditions be-
yOnd our control. pattern deliv-
cries are being delayed. Please
ha ,,o flat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
War Bonds
For Prizes

HOMEMAKERS, here No
your opportunity 20 WIN
WAR BONDS by using your
skill at wartime meal plan
ming.
$500 in War Bond prizes for
BEST LOW POINT" DIN
NERS in a contest TO he
conducted by The American
Weekly Complete details viii
be announced in this Sum-
days Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
MAT. CHfE>E. FArS

Rrovn Z. ~, y. : valid % oct 80.
FfrHWW = h'N1 IN l'|'. Y.
ErUwn h-NaAt Oct 80 20 Dec. 4.
SIGAH
stamp 1a-S poBu1s Too Nov
stamp 80, 10. 4 buUk. Zoe Nov.
90 Jan 81. 1914 b
CANNING SUGAR
stamp Is, is Dos each 90 Oct 81.
SHOl~
stump ls-1 pair. valid indefinitely,
Airplane stamp ~ aid Soy. 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Clio Aide Hits
Cabinet Makeup

NEW YORK May IL GNS)-
Dissatisfaction with The depart
mont Of labor and the makeup of
The cabinet IN general kcynoted
an address last night by James b.
Carey, Sccretary-rcaSurcr of the
Go.
Speaking before the convention
of the Textile Workers of Amer
lea. Carey voiced what Is believed
10 be the first ClO attack
vciled though n was upon Secre-
.tary of Labor Perkins.
we cannot he satisfied with
the present makeup OF the cabi-
net" ne said we want labor
10 serve. To administer the af-
fairs of at least the department
of labor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
HAROLD NJ. HASTINGS

coming committee. looked at his
watch and remarked
Just like "A wOman--not To he
ON time"
When the first WAAC-d dark
and good looking walked across
the threshold the soldiers WhlStlCd
and yelled Vince After a
round of inlrOductlnnS the WAACs
were escorted 10 the cafeteria for
lunch.
They arc, sgt. Violet Bachmm
of Richmond Hill, n. y Cpl. JOY
Dunlap of Detroit; Cpl. Claudia
NJ. Couch Of Atlanta. Ga; Cpl.
Evelyn J. TubbS of Wyoming, Del,
and Pvt Helen Rafferty, of Nor
riStOWn Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
w AACS Inn London
Thrill u. -. Soldiers
-paR4A-AeeeRMfeK

LONDON, May - tUP)-The
fiISt I'VE enlisted WAACS TO rcaCf
Britain caused a minor sensation
at tho Red Cross Club when thcy
had lunch and snapped chit-char
with admIrinE American soldiers
one Of the girls is from Detroit
Gee, they're real" one private
said and his observation was
typical Every one IN the Euro
pean thcater had heard and read
EFF Ae-AA- AAGS-eeFfiftf over hat
had about decided IT was a myth.
Hundreds Of enliSted mcr
crowded around the door of the
club over which hung a sign, 'Wel-
come WAACs." Sgt. Mark Arson
of Chicago. a member of the wei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

Jeep notes are style OF sta
tionery that fold up 20 form
envelope with gummed edges
ready to lick and mail. 20
notes in package.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

she says: Everyone Just loves
Ply gorgeous 2.-Mn scar- OF GEN.
LINE SILVER FOX. , made a
Grand buy. Goo. ! H0pp.1 sII over
bu' the ipw, competitive. cash price
o.. pu.v Sss o.. budget payments a.
FRANKLIN s settled mv problem.
tA tcH sets ate.Iab.. ~ S-a TO $3.50
o.r.ns their daring -rrrt e.I..
Here Is "a very special offer made
drive ior 500 IoW customers.
IS ,rart aew lair os shoes or a
clover 30" hat AUSDLJ rELY
FREE tNALt.E $50 v.'h or- pur.
chase Of pair OF GENUINE Sill.
NLN FpNE~ ~ only 2- or. any
FHs Fg- Starf- or Fu- JacEct5
priced az low as $50 rs. v-,a "a .ar,o
Selection ta fhorsn from JUS 81
r'-erse- amy Fl- TasorHc choice
o. the trleg3'y FRANKLIN cfsf.t
plan that suits Sou best vtE n.y.
90 weeks to pay nr charge
account with $50 down. PAY
NENI. so Fed tape n1 delay. Hlw,
and ger Your FREE hat or shoes
during t1.s cr.ve Use yO8f credit
a ALWAYS af FFfEKLIN~ UE.
EtETNE\T STORE 21G MICH
Gas AVE shop any evening uu
3 O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
COMPLETE SPLIT

II has split the factions com
pletely. The Communists are adj
vocating 1t while a clear cut ma
lority of the membership wants
nothing 10 do with IL.
So burning Is the issue that Earl
Browder. head of the American
Communist Party has, on every
occasion. recently attacked Reu-
ther fer his fight against u Brew
der, who before June -. 1871, had
referred 10 Reuther as war
monger, now calls Reuther an APP
peascr and attempts 10 link him
with John l.. Lewis.
As a result Of providers tactics.
Thomas, has taken up the cudgel
IN Reuther'S behalf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

Waterproof and moi ',,
,ure-prnof-and u ~'h
wear like iron-srIN
,csmcn prefer elastic 9.
glass straps to any y,
ether kind. Put one IN
the mail tor him To-
lay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

"Nour own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
TIRED OF COMMUNISTS

Rolling up his sleeves and
whacking a cud of tobacco into
the spittoon in his office today
Thomas said:
I'm getting sick and tired OF
the Communists butting into
other peoples business and I'm
going 10 do something about it,"
Thomas made /; clear that he
wanted no endorsement from the
Communist Party which had been
only TOO free lately in heaplng
praises on his head.
Accompanying Thomas and Reu-
Their viii be the entire executive
board OF the auto workers union
winch Is under instruction from
the membership to fight for wage
equalization. restoration of powers
for the War Labor Board. labor
representation on the War Man
power Commission. and a rollback
% prices 10 the level OF May IS,
1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
M l. LION 6!

Today, millions of intelligent Amer leans are
taking vtamins in an effort TO N oy perfect
health. But vtamns are not enough Leading
health authorities tell that vital MINERALS
also necessary to overcome deficiency in the
diet. Food scarcity and rationing creating
dangers to health which only be overcome by
MINERALS. Today thousands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

Ihis highly polished all-stecl
mirror saved countless lives
in the last World War. Car
rl.d ~ the shirt pocket, "
may defect "A bullet or she'll
fragment In handy leather
ease with envelope for matt
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
kIine'S
I225-r2j5 wooduard Are.
Monday-In the Better Dress Shop
The Event You Have
Been Waiting For

EhcubcrG Originals, Gcncc McbcIIc and Fred A.
Block creations Fashions OF rho highest type
in the most distinctive styles .. on sale
Monday at most unusual savings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Mrs. Dorothy X Roosevelt on
Washington road.
Mrs. T. w. F.. Meyer has re-
turned TO her home in Wimble-
ION Terrace from Delray Beach.
Fla, where she spent most of
the winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Ceneny Women Set May Day Tea

THE ANNUAL May Day Tea
given by Cerveny Womens
Round Table members honoring
mothers of Cerveny children will
be held at 1870 p. m, May 7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

at tn o school Mrs. Samuel
GroSsman will be official hostess
and will be assisted by Mrs. Jean
Black, Mrs. Charles Stocks IS
in charge of the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

BIRMINGHAM, April "a.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK w.
WI DUBOIS and their daugh-
ter. Charlotte, Of Greenwood
avenue left Friday for Philadel-
phia to attend the marriage,
Saturday, of their son. 1t.
G.g) Ralph Hector Dubois,
l.. S. n. R., to Mary Quinn, who
formerly lived in Birmingham.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Quinn of
Marion Station. Pa, who for
merly lived on Pilgrim road.
and whose engagement was an
nOunced before the family
moved away.
The wedding is taking place in
their home, Forh Quinn being
her sisters only attendant and
Mr.. Dubois acting as his son 5
best man.
They will live in Washington,
u. C., for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G.. MacDon-
aid OF Hawthorne were hosts al
a cocktail party for several
friends Sunday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Village Players Rehesrsing

George NJ. Dwelley is direc-
tor of Ladies in Retirement,
by Edwin Percy which the Vii
lage Players viii give the eve
innings of April 30 and May ! for
members and their guests.
He is being assisted a. re-
hearsals by Mrs. Edward s.
Reid Jr. and Mrs. Ward Toll
zein is holding lines; Mrs. John
II. Gordon and Mrs w. l.. Mar
tin are procuring properties;
Lane Bishop is designing the
sets and Mrs. Rolfe {. Spinning
has charge Of the wardrobe
The play is IN three acts and
in the cast are Stanley r.
Saunders and
HEsDAMEs
Maar,ce T. Cochran George D"eA"y
George T stephens v. l. ShannrT
Harold Middleton Gardner C0bD
Among those who Will enter
tam at dinner preceding The
play on Friday evening will be
Mr.. and Mrs +. Harrington
Holt whose guests VIII be Nj.
and Mrs. Ralph Kramer who
have recently moved here from
Winnetka. H.
Mrs Clarence F. Otter and
her daughter. Julie. have re-
Gently returned from New York
where they visited Phoebe OF
ter. student al Saram Law
renee College
Mrs. J. Arthur Evans ~
Glengarv road has returned 70
her homo from Hot Springs. Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Mucous Return for Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton C..
Patterson Of Woodland avenue
left Thursday for Tryon, y. c.
where they will spend fort
night at the inn.
1t Comdr. and Mrs. Ben amin
Micou and their daughter of
Evansville. Ind. who formerly
lived in Birmingham, arrived
Thursday for a visit with Mrs.
Micou's brother-in-law and Sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald San
derson Of Hickory Grove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Lee heumhu otuulo
Mrs. Robert Cole Randall
before her marriage April
- to 1t. Randall Of the
Army Air Corps, was Mar
jorie Daily, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph j. .Daly Of
w. Outer Drive. 1t. Randall
is the son of the Emmons
3. Randalls of West Branch.
Home From Florida Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Hub
bard of East Jefferson returned
Wednesday after a three months
stay In Boca Grande. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

M0fAhN ~. A"f4AiH~ T.''f~i - HII'" ~
Frank IS ShueN
Mrs. Stanley G. Stannard Of
Providence. r l., is a guest A.
the home Of her mother and Sis
ter, Mrs. Frances Kemp and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
William Grahams Entertain

Mrs. William l.. Graham was
hostess to members of the
Hooked Rug" group at lunch
con in her home on Wimbledon
drive Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham enter
tanned friends at dinner Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. William Speigel enter
tanned her book club AT a dessert
luncheon Tuesday at her home
on Chesterfield.
Mrs. William l.. Martin Of
Oakland avenue entertained AT
luncheon in her home last Sat
urdaY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
NuptidIs in PhiIdde phio
For Birmingham Coup e

Mrs. Basil Browns Friday
evening dancing group had
sweater dance Thursday evening
at the Community House Al
which were present:
MISSES
Sally Mcdonald Laura Lou Raymond
Lots Patterson Nancy Holmes
Nancy Reyes Mary Louise MOy-
Lois Campbell nahan
Anne snyder
MFSSRs
Bob GTindley george Campbell
Peter Whttsiaw Loren Farrell
Hal Houghten Lee DAILY
Bob ShanneT Dick Adams
Dave Ballentine
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. r. Mead
moved last week 10 their former
home on Puritan road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Patronesses Named

A partial list OF patronesse,
for the Starr Commonwealth
benefTt bridge tea ApTIt 81 n
the Community House, include,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

H"H
Robert l. Btg1ers
George Kennedy
Joseph HinshaV
DerVOod = Gamble
p J poWney
Charlton G. Eden
Richard G FBgltsh
Jervis y webb
GUY g smith
Curtis : WIilson
walter = Carry
Marc T PAtfeu
John X Stevenson
A q utter
InuIs 8 Morse IT,
Marin L BlfzsI
Henry : Rro'h
Hugh ~ BackGs
David = PrpdeU
r O. Bower
James = Bullock
clark Andrea
y J Anderson
FIi W AleAarder
James Abbott
p X AhisTs
Fred p Mixer
Ralph Stoepsl
r g Nichols
Morgan y pOIEl4 g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

= ~
: q WSiie Bel
Herbert Il Huis
Charles - GHtsr
AAude s GilUai
wallace DodGs
vs. p Evans
maxwell = FFad
g q Wilson
Donald Mci04th
Hal Brook
Lewis l. Daniels
George 3 stOIeF
Fred Sanders
~ Ross Mack
car q Barton
J r ReckIeN
Walter Benin
y WALDO Bird
William Buiel.
David r BallsNtire
NaNue Andrea
Thomas p Andreso
lanes Alien
Evening star., 1943-12-14

SS.SS; l43 & lmpS, S3o6 144 imps
SQUARE aolo.
JONES; snS AZ Allen +. and Grace L. 100 d imps,
~ SQUARE BOIL.
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sss&Ay Sss' p .as q Im;. L. 81 Is
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90 q -A'''i s9uARE so1s.
ANsRERs1N s.IRsSS tsura In.. H. ga sna Preston H
sYESr; lSS ~ Ia Harry ;e, and chsrlotts =. syrns
cREAMIR' ,aIs rrsncis J. and Russell j., 4'
ras / i%S:. i#zsIssE q 5ySSsaA1 HOME INC Ct
un,,n,,,.v sSpARF so27.
tsRnY MRnnRpkMhh MiIh1;r John y, e, se2so 1o. g,
'Saf in1: %'HsS 81 4 ,s s,a' ,n'' $40; 81
c9nTIoS Ios., TsjiIisR siosso.H II and Marie c. lie
RsASs i;!;;'; .sss 10 and s; S's:i. iss
nSofI; : Ill.,. WilIs% sss a. and Helen Irene lse
MA;RKov!T5 Samuel and Lena, ISL 1
- SQUARE sos2.
HURLEY, John william. IT,, II / imps
scHEo g.. 10. and s..si.. - 4 ims..
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| daA1TH. Prank o.. go q imps.. S102.Se
i., 9aUANE atS7.
sAtL, Mar NEysy and Harvey D.. n
ffzA fF9fft! III. 3sfHL A. T. ? ifNAflso.ss
Evening star., 1943-12-14

BERRY Phillip T. sSt. q: 500. Sl377.
LUCAS, ldn' sauaaS Z a ! IsSs' 'ms.' s''41''
DE soUzA' MsEy sGyrAsyg. Msg. ,sA y imp'. sas.2s
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GRRssR GRRssi A1sysy Hdmyubaa H. tag a.ss IA ss9ss
cuBsERLY. Eiizabsth. p. ~ h imps
s,orr SQUARE 1859
SCOTT. ;0,rr. Sidney nsy NJ. and Mary r. 50 1
DAVIS. James 4. ana ANITA iS4A L. "a 4 INN.
/ S1169S. ''S'
GORDON ruIsen IsauARE k'. IL 4siG. ,}4o4.
'oSE s M!Ss l. 15. IT, ss4sS; 81 d. ssttssSS
COBB. Harvey sauARr ii sid diss; is4s: a. 's'ss.
Etklss lmnsi pn!lp ,iisaa p sad ch's' g. Muir tr'
snklsS' rAilig ga1ARe Ri & I fs7g sl7nD''' 'S7'a.
HysHIs s: siehssa T. T. and % France. j.. sa'
souxRE 1875.
GRADY corneiia n,,r ? 3s 4 4 inps.. s111,44
DRAIsNER Abe NJ. and Edith j.. 4e 4
ln0s'' sss'ssi ssuARl K 81 isss' e.
sLUNDON. Francis A. and Martha T.. 3,
CAPITAL M6RTGxoE Il TITLE CO., INC.
BgGS inss 'sSp sSp d !. and Elizabeth NJ. ~ 4
SQUARE 1890.
imps., S193 OS.
HAYES; francis L., sos, $3.50; SOC
s47.os' so? sayaRn sla5 IL 1892
JOHNSON, Ebert H. and Eme T.. 8 4
imps.. S153 30
SQUARE 1912.
scHAEFER Julia Mary. 500 Il imps.
SQUARE 1923
WILLIS. Archie Henry and Florence j., 81
d. imps S22630.
SQUARE 1887.
ISTANF1ELD Andrew c. and Roberta Sma II
g. imps.. S201 03
SQUARE 1899,
HUEBSCHER, Elizabeth s.. IL inns,
Sl51.67.
BRANDEs. Grace N. "A S imps., S31a ~
SQUARE 1852
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c1tAIs 4 'sJr! JraoP&Fak 1ks" -. as,A s,i
Evening star., 1943-12-14

Ak deed, liz,
So; III.
Sl.s6; 80.
$50. Slo.I7;
26, 1923; S2S,
S5S.42.
and Harold I.
s., s1o2. 20.
D., 10 h imps.,
.izsbeth G., 81
imps., &32.e .es.
ary NJ, 81 Il
i. a. a imps.,
J, s. h imps.,
nps.. 4S3.lS.
;race p. Gard
imps, Ses.e6
olet D. Torney,
Bme A. Whit.
os., So, so; 10c
!, 81 ~; 106
!: !QI g. imps.
!; 1nQ IL imps.,
6: III. 81 70;
IA, 50 Sc: 1877,
!. S1.f0; 140,
!; l42 d. imps.
!; IA L. imps.,
Evening star., 1943-12-14

| lnps., $50
. COBB, Harvt
| CUMMINS,
| S96.14.
FERNANDEZ
40, S17.4l
FRASER. Me
| TURNE F.
| LAKE, Felix,
| ICULLINANE,
coRNICK, e
OSMER. Ric.
$6.51; "a
ROULEAU. l.
S12,93.
KNAPP, Edgi
30 d imps
.ASTASHKIN,
& imps., 5
OFFUTT, H
George W.,
ARNOLD. C.
S72.73: 52
BURROWS.
S62 40.
BURKE, The
Burke. rs
MILLER. Wm
KHBOURNE,
7S & imps
TABOR, Nat
S217.S4.
WILDMAN, }
imps.. 500.
KAYSER. Cls
II, $3.50;
ABRAMS. Lei
WALTHER. \
NORR, Fessi
SHOEMAKER
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS LAND CO., INC, rs,
so cents.
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D, S4 &, imps., S44.69.
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SQUARE 1446
BARNABY WOODS DEVELOPMENT CO.,
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SQUARE 144s
HARRISON. William Henry, s7s d imps..
S1G.99.
SQUARE 1449
SMITH. A. Graham and Marie Elizabeth,
81 g. imps., S43.33
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l64 IL impS.,
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mps.. S179.45.
H. Finckel, jr.,
ps., S144.14.
Ips., S9b9.60.
Perry Stanley,
J., $742.07.
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).31.
S77.3s.
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imps.. S5S.25
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
CYRUS CHING
 HAS RESIGNED
Leaves NLRB to Resume Position With U. s. Rub-
 Der Company

Naugatuck, September 3. = It was learned today that Cyrus Ching has resigned as an employer member of the National War Labor Board and has returned to his position as d. rector of industrial and public re- lations of the U. s. Rubber Con- pany.
 MT. Ching has been in Washing ton for nearly three years, on leave of absence from his company, and served as an industry representative on the National Defense Mediation Borrd as well as its successor, the WLB.
 Court Cases
 Marcel Normandin, ll2l South Main street, Waterbury, was fined Sl0 and costs of $5 by Judge Thomas Weary in the borough court today on . charge of violating the rules of the read. He was notified by State Trooper Thomas smith of the Bea- con Falls barracks.
 James ward of Watertown, charged with rnn.support. was ord. cred to pay S7:60 c week for one year toward the support of his fam fly.
 Alfred Daily, T, of 2S7 Scott street, Naugatuck. was fined $l0 and costs in Seymour court Thursday on . charge of receiving stolen goods, and was also fined SS for driving an unregistered motor vehicle. He was arrested here Wednesday.