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FARMING ESTATE
OF 200 ACRES IN

FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
Situated within II miles down.
town Washington in the historic
Fairfax County hunting and farm
ing country is this large Georgian
brick residence, built in 1889 and
restored in 1885. Two-thirds OF its
200 acres is being farmed and the
several good brooks on the property,
On the first floor of the mansion
is 3Ox1O center hall. 3Ox17 living
room, 16x12 paneled library, buffers
pantry, large kitchen. powder room
and servants quarters. There are 8
master bedrooms and 3 baths. 2
maids rooms and bath, large game
room and bar.
PRICE UPON APPLICATION
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
2O51 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHESTNUT 3131. GIL. 3434.
VA, 6 MI. SO. OF MANASSAS-49 A.. z
r. house, good WELL streams and spring
chicken house. old barn, partly wooded, p
mi. OF highway; So 900 cash. Box 1891
Star.
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WHITE BUNGALOW ON
LARGE IMOODED LOT

Situated on approximately u acre on a
dead-end street in Arlington. this attrac-
tive bungalow contains living room with
fireplace, dinette. equipped kitchen. > bed
rooms. bath and a large screened porch
overlooking wooded acreage. The attic
has been finished into one large room:
other features include garage and outdoor
brick brick flrepiace. Terms. Sl;5oo, cash
Price. S6,S5O. Closed Easter Sunday
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4o Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
CHI. SS3S. Oxford 1870
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE,


yG ye1iiT AGREsii s,RooM ,-Is; HOUSE RocKvILLE
syf sT NJ Able, wi: 55oo Z: P. R4 RfpIEY, fae
AIER;FRoNT FARM, FURNISHED COT
sonebe e'eesFlG NoRMaM 69s PoTsa sardens re-
Phone West River 19-F-5
80 scres. in Loudoun County, Va; * 5nIs. acIss
sn;seo and go to work; houses, barns and out
Ave miles until YOU cross bridge at Goose
pase @ ph1ne nTet Mr. 3R b BosB 49, Ja sy5 m to
DAIRY AND STOCK FARM OF 10 ACRES.
ro,, 70 miles from Washington in Fairfax
Sand SG1untyt About Is acres productive cleared
cleo. and water in the kitchen: dairy Barn Barn
TOR ls cows. score 9s: smaller barn: ,
tenant pI3sa houses. and other farm buildings
Columbia Pike. Phone AlexandTia ndf eng 5s1S g.
Closed Sundays
s. A.: NEAR ASHTON. MD-6-RM. MOD
II d4sns .s5@sa sprns It hss
Spring. Md Ashton s451. W. 'ah''
4s-ACRE PLACE WITH MODERN HOUSE
out ,ron nedro1ms on and tiled baths is miles
chicken houses. etc. Stream. a oos q nseSe seTes
trues blue grass, nS 1 acres lawn, large willow
Z. P RIPLEY, sH. 1888. g. N0'e' "i' 'ooo'
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
stoeR fseresse fsTm equipped dairy or blue
ior sale. Including some fns Colonial estates
4QJOlllpR counties and 1 -
WASHINGTON and on hard roads. see MASON MAS N
the ena of co!umbi. pife f2Sas. PSons Asxan x
drla bS12 Address Route Q. Alexandria. Va
bst, bs1 AcREsmN1cE As1s GROOM HOUSE
JAMES. AGENT. Purceiiyilie;. va. van A1
to9. lSs acres; A p az NIL MILES VEST OF oLNEY
tU~ard nn roncLs;u Laytonsvile 4-19 mile frontage
road; good farm house, @ Bank Barn. On e0onny cone
crete silo and other buildings. Very rich
soo peT aere phone iek fsE Gn
5s5.ACRE FERTILE CATTLE FARM; OLD
mansion. needs restoring; ample farm build
ING AGENCY. Culpeper. Va =
S24. .00O-,-297:-A MONT. COUNTY DAIRY
snd.I and poultry farm: modern 6-rm., 2-bath
and aboa 300 a sHnF e. ead sio cat1e ten
fR fa7R Wsoat soek
sIiso 81 eau5S%snt' aSss $1,000 Atty for owner
oat on paved road Fiye:bedroom home me
house; stream fruit. 4-acre grove; A good
sH sys.' Ma Ms Able WI. $500. R. P. RIPLEY
PRoDucTIvE SMALL FARM OF 30
fax County. Most Of the land is in pas
+ etSRS Sadnfs consist nsfs
house with elect. and water in the kitchen,
sGes ocr snd h0E cas
S1ies' sse %:sS s9S as@s "a, M :1oo Rsf
sndrs a. hs 81 Ssls cesed Alex
S5 900, HOUSE OVER 115 YEARS OLD,
Sns0ldfe Sd Ho dssa 6ss acres of land Charles Co.,
35 ACRES AT BELTsvI1LE, MD, ADJ
barn Enpy Esrsyes and outRs,lGinss Rsr1Hn
MAaN1FICENT sLgE-GRAss I;.k sARM zoo
fhrora,ssins Lee haSway hall mile from Gsif rail.
;'.is Si;5 s s7sa : ';5'f 'n''
MoMTo9MdsRy GouNi sAIE1GE I.Ii:
soil. streams, springs; good bldgs., fences;
7-rm. and arm. houses. electricity; $50
bought j. LETTON MARTIN. 954 Earle
Bldg. AID. $3.50. RE. 2492.
l78-ACRE FARM. 12-ROOM COLONIAL
old shade trees. large barn and other out
buildings. Elec. running water. orchard
20 acres timber. good pasture and farm
macadam road, 80 mi. north Of baltimore,
Md. $500. Write &. e. REYNOLDS,
rs A., HIsTORICL NANsION, 3 BATHS
swimming pool trout pond, large apple
orchard; between Haltimore and Wash-
II. S3<i 1fsds9asE 1aitmerN I'd.
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
KNOLL ACRES"
Gracious Virginia Home
On Q Acres

Conveniently located to stores. schools
and transportation. This spacious center
hall home, built along attractive lines. is
situated on beautifully landscaped knoll
of over acres: in a setting of large oaks,
the house situated well back from the
road. offers the privacy of large country
estate; many boxwood, Towering shrubs
and interesting stone outdoor fireplace and
a small orchard are part of the charm
of this place; large. bright. airy rooms,
attractively decorated. will be of interest
to those who entertain: rooms include a
wide. center hall Q1x20D, flooded with
sunshine; spacious living room, n5xs5l
French doors opening on an inviting
screened living porch USx19; large,
square dining room 16x16) decorated in
the Colonial manner; tremendous, we'll
equipped kitchen with an abundance of
storage space. On the second floor. sunny
master bedrooms G5x2W, with private
bath, and = other bedrooms and bath The
attic has been finished into very at
tractive paneled boys room or den t0x21 J
and is equipped with running water
Other features include maids room and
bath, Gear built-in garage. slate roof,
copper downspouting and rock wool in
sulation. Price, S22,750. Closed Easter
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
Gs4o wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
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2-STORY BRICK.

Sb,JyU.
This 2-story brick house is within walk
ing distance of the new Navy Annex and
&c bus fare to Pentagon Bldg. shopping
and transportation l block. contains living
and tiled bath. large rear screened porch.
Possession May 1st.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1901 Columbia Pike Arlington, Va.
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ARL. DITTMAR Hills

Exclusive Agents,
Chestnut 42l3 Giehe 21iI
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MARYLAND PARK. Md

New houses, containing 3 bedrooms, tiled
baths INV. heat (coal fred, and laundry
facilities; nice lots; convenient to schools.
transportation and shopping: S5,9a5,
terms. Sample house, 6404 Central ave.
Open daily for inspection. For further
particulars. Hillside ! sos.
WILLIAM M. THOMAS,
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SUMMER HOMES.
sEASHoRE PROPERTY.

SUMMER COTTAGE AT BLUE RIDGE
summit, Pa. MISS CHIPCHASE. Preston
Apis, Baltimore, Md. 25s
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SILVER SPRING.
OUTSTANDING HOME

9501 Thornhill I'd. near Mrs. Kay's:
ldeal oll-heat brick home: large rooms,
hreplace modern throughout; vacant
GAUSS, GE. 1l22
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED SHORE COT
tage, on Frenchmans Bay at Hancock
Point, Me, opposite Bar Harbor; seven
chambers and bath, den, large living room
dining room and kitchen, electricity; post
and grocery near by. Address 212 Ken
duSkeag ave. Bangor, Maine
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$500.
64N LANDOVER Pn

A perfect location for garden lovers.
three blocks from Cheverly bus: six
rooms and. bath, -h.-w.h. coal, This
STel-ouilt house has three spacious
heorooms End a. wonderfully large
kitchen; saAse. chicken house: plenty
garden space: new asbestos shingles.
Immectste possession. Terms. 81 1000
cash, balance easy monthly payments,
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6 rooms, English brick home, includes a
large living room, opens on screened porch:
Colonial fireplace. b.-i. bookcases, lge din
ise bedrooms inc. nc. master @ f bedrm ho and nd :, :,
tile baths. ample closets lge. attic base
ment, a bath, b-i. sar., lge. lot and
cash. To reach: Out Lee hgwy. to trafic
light, right on Glebe rd. right on No.
Upland st. left "a blk. to 3Sth, left u
l to $50.
L. MCGEE KING,
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$500.
MOUNT RAINIER Mn

Six-room and bath bungalow. Hot
Tater heat. automatic hot-water heater,
Large sleeping porchS large full ba se-
ment. Very conveniently located one
ping center and theater short walk to
public and parochial schools. Terms.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. j. WALSHE. INC,
1115 Eye St. NV. MA. 646e.
SECOND TRUST MONEY.
Low Rates, No Delay; Md. D. c.. Va.
Phone MATTHEW x. STONE, EN-. 1908.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes. D. C.,
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT
CORP.
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV National $3.50.
MONEY TO LOAN ON 2nd TRUSTS, D. c..
colored, occupied; purchasers of 2nd trusts.
promssory notes, tax deeds and judgments;
income tax experts. bookkeepers: pur-
chasers of D. c. properties for colored; ap-
praisers and adjusters Of delnauent &C.
counts.
SEE US FOR SERVICE.
Western Mortgage and Adjustment Corp,
2001 11th st. NV. MI 1854 4-S565-s43S
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ARLINGTON-S5, ,75O.
VICTORY GARDEN PLANTED
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6.
5633 7th ST. N.

offered for first time this past week and
made available by owners transfer. this
practically new bungalow type home has
2 lovely bedrooms and bath, quite a spa-
clous combination living and dining r~m:
also, dining space. with buit-in seat in
large kitchen. equipped with refrigerat tor
and range; foored attic for storage or fu-
ture rooms: large side living porch. dry
basement with air-conditioned gas heat;
cost only S67 per season, as home is
weatherstripped has rock wool insulation
and storm windows. Completely fenced
lot. with victory garden started, includ-
ing strawberry bed that produced 80
quarts last year. MAY be inspected Sun
day, TO s: weekdays by appointment
An opportunity for thrifty couple that can
pay around 81 900 cash and $50 per month
Drive out this week end. To reach: Out
Wilson blvd through Clarendon and Balls
ton to, Jefferson St, left 3 50. to 7th St:
risht. ! so, to property: or ont Lee blvd.
about :" so. beyond Arlington Forest. turn
ing left at Glen Carlin sign on Lexington
St going only Y So. then right or, 1st
50. left on Kensington st. about 5 so,
to. 7th St, right l So. to property, or Just
follow directi0nal signs
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4211 51st ST. NE.

DEChIUE HEIGHTS, MD.
Beautiful brick Cape Cod corner.
extra large lot. all nicely fenced: we'll
landscaped lawn, detached sarage: i'm
proved streets; one block to good bus.
Restricted section. Must be seen to be
years old, in perfect condition. Center
hall type. large living room on right
OF entrance. entire length of house.
with real open fireplace: large dining
TRIO REFRIGERAToR large ils Sid Side
porch. Second floor has two large
bedrooms and full tile bath with
shower; Ample closet and stora &c
space. hardwood floors throughout All
thoroughly insulated: oil hot-water
heat: instantaneous hot-water heater
.sas,; dry basement with laundry trays.
To, see throu-h this beautiful home,
ranged as low IS 81 900 down, balance
monthly. F. H A. financed. Immed
possession.
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$3.50,

7014 TAYLOR ST. NE.
LANDOvER HILLS. MD
SlX-room and bath, two-story frame
large, dry cellar. oil CONDITIONED
neat, beautiful lot s0xaO. Terms
81 900 cash. balance very small month.
ly payments
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22O ACRES

With a beautiful colonial-type house, re-
baths. city cleo and redecorated inside
and out: The house sits on a spacious lawn
shaded by large trees and has an extended
the. farm has about 175 acres Of grazing
and crop. land. 1t is watered by fine
creek and fronts on macadam road. 80
$4,000 down. We also have adjoining this
farm another farm of 2O5 acres with ordi-
nary farm buildings that we can sell for
$4,000 if you want more land. See MA
SON HIRST, Annandale. Va, at the end Of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5S12
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$4,000

97-acre Fairfax County farm with a re-
Gently remodeled house of rooms, bath,
cleo, furnace and phone. The water is
pumped from fine spring, and there are
om doxn g see NILS Ms
SON HIRST, Annandale. Va, at the end
Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5S12
Closed Sundays.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Going grocery and produce store, 3-rm
apt, 2-car garage, also ,6-rm. mi. house
and bic, - acre; garden planted. Own
er has other interests. Will sacrifice for
S4750 for quick sale. On main hgvy mr.
Mount Jackson Va Write H D. COFF-
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SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. APRIL 25 1913
sTunlos

garden. suitable for dances or club Quarters.
Daily bookings or lease. THE ARCADE
CO., AID. $500,
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$4,750.
APARTMENT BUNGALOW

Five rooms and bath beautiful cor
ner. ultramodern: large. welI-Iand
seaped lot, all fenced: large masonry
detached garage and workshop This
pace Is insulated and weather-stripped,
has storm sash and doors, full screens
Practically new, in Hyattsville section
immediate possession. Terms, $1,000
cash, balance less than rent.
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!S650n-
$500.
MOUNT RAINIER. MD

Sevcn-room and bath stucco bunga-
low Hot-water heat. coal. new furnace;
ideel location. close to all stores. trans
parochial House in good condition:
now rented for S65 per month. Good
investment
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcent.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE TRIANGLE CORNER. II
Rhode, Island ave. ne. over $1,000 50. it.
terms: $4,000 cash, balance ~; consider
trade for leased property. OWNER, WI.
03S1. 9-10 am.
2250 SHERMAN AVE. N.W.-2-STORY
brick Corner store. vacant. drive in from
two streets: priced to sell. LLOYD r.
TURNER. 500 9TH st. s.w.
F STREET, DOWNTOWN. CENTRAL SEC
tion, near Government offices store suit
able any small business; income of $3.50
besides store sell less than assessed value:
bargain which is sure to increase; terms.
WI. 1897. 90
VARIETY STORE. 6 ROOMS, COMPLETE
Kitchen, in good cond.; new oil burner and
hot-Water heater; good location; can be
handled by two persons. 626 Kennedy
st, NV.
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$4,000,
3001 CHEVERLY AVE.


CHEVERLY, MD
This. Is Cheverly's best location and
one OF Cheverly's best homes Full
brick. with heavy slate roof frst floor
has living room with real open fire-
place, entrance hall, large dining room,
modern kitchen. bedroom or den with
half bath; inclosed back porch: second
bath; basement finished in knotty pine;
laundry and furnace rooms, servant S
toilet; large lot. 50x25S, beautifully
lsndscaped; artistic garden house. large
stone outside fireplace, beautiful lawns,
shrubs. evergreens and flowers. Con-
vgenient terms can be arranged: imme-
diate possession. Open for inspection.
10-ACRE ESTATE
ON DISTRICT LINE.
This place faces on Riggs road and
has long frontage on the District line.
Large, modern home. Being sold to
For Further Particulars. Call
peter j. hagan,
1897 34th St. Mt. Rainier. Nd WA. 37s5.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WILL BUY WELL-LoCATED APT. BLDG.
up to 100000 direct from the owner.
GIVE complete information. Box 4S-R, Star.
! HAVE ALL CASH FOR AND s FAMILY
latS dlrect from owner, preferably new
WIN lndlVldual gas heat; good white neigh
porhood; must answer promptly with full
particulars. price must be right. Box 46S-L.
CASH FOR D. c. PROPERTIES BY PRI-
Vate party; buy War bonds with saved com
mission and help with manpower. Please
give full details in 1st letter. Box ill,
CASH FOR APARTMENTS.
We have cash buyers for modern apart
ment buildings. 20 units or over
BRADLEY. BEALL g. HOWARD, INC.
Southern Bldg. MA. 0271.
THIS is A SELLERS MARKET.
PLENTY OF FAST ACTION.
HAVE PURCHASERS WArTING-ALL
CASH FOR FAMILY FLATS IN NV.
DEsIRoUs OF GETTING 1925 UNITS
In IN, ABATEMENT AM HOUSES, NOT OLD
BUYERS FOR SMALL INVESTMENTS.
Call Eddie Kyle HO. 2104,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
IoO2 h ST nav. National 2345.
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w ~ O1IO4@ k11IO 4O4N'
beautiful acre Of ground with modern
kitchen. pantry and back porch, bedrm
dressing m. and half-bath on first floor;
3 bedrms., large bath on End floor attic
rm, full basement; h.-w h., oil Priced
for carly sale Phone QXfnrd n2oo
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ESQ.
BRICK BUNGALOW.

COTTAGE CITY, MD.
Nice tapestry brick bungalow OF =
rooms and bath. with detached garage;
half block to bus and shopping center.
Immediate possession; convenient terms,
Shown by appointment only.
THE HOME YOU HAVE
BEEN LOOKING FOR.
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ARLINGTON-$9,75O.
OPEN SUNDAY / TO &

bZU5 N. 18th ST.
Attractive 6-rm. brick Colonial, / year
old In February, large living rm with Are :
IN garage: deep lot, trees; near bus, schools
and shops; immediate possession. 70
Teach: Out N: Wash. blvd to 18th st,
left to property. '''e'i
PICKED pp0pEDrrc
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peter j. hagan,
SUBURBAN SPECIALIST.
WA. 3765.

81 zoo.
SPOT QUINCY ST. NE.
DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD.
Flve-room and bath BUNGALOW. Large
lot, 6oXl 81. Large. dry basement. hot
ems. Immediate possession: terms.
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$1,000.
MOUNT RAINIER MD

Large corner home, high elevation:
seven rooms and bath, two inclosed rear
porches; large lot. detached garage;
close to transportation. Can be
arranged for two families. Terms, one
half cash or refinanced
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2Sth and Hamilton SITS, Hyattsville-
Under construction, ready for occupancy
soon; bedrooms, large attic noored and
insulated. full basement, coal heat; blk.
transp.; 5000. PERRY BOSWELL, INC,
1904 r. I. ave; ne. WA. 1900. Ewes. and
Sun. WA 81 1RR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-21
WOMAN AvERTS
 OFFICE BREAK
Police Seek Suspects in Attempted Burglary at
 Ration Headquarters

Police were searching this morn. ing for two men who broke into the ration board office last night at the Mattatuck Historical Soc ciety's building, 1l0 West Main St.
 The pair were discovered by Mrs. Alma Vedeburg, the caretaker, who occupies an apartment on the second story of the building. Mrs, vedeburg, barefoot, and clad in her night chlothes, ran down an inner starcase to Kendrick avenue. and started for police headquarters, meeting Detective Lieut.. William Pollard on the way. A few minutes later, police surrounded the build ing, but the burglars had fled.
 Nothing was taken by the pair however. Aaron Paur, office man. ager. said that all ration books and papers are locked in the vault after the close of business. The burglars ransacked files and resk drawers but failed to find a single coupon.
 Captain Patrick Foley and De- tectiVe Sergeants Charles McWeeney and Joseph Reilly who investigated said the burglars entered the build ing by breaking a window on the east side of the first floor, through which they gained entrance to the ration board office. A door to the basement was also broken.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-21

noon.
 A nolle was entered in the cases of Milton Smith, IT, of Wolcott. who pleaded guilty to charge of lar ceny. The youth was accused of entering a Wolcott home last May IT and taking Q sum of money. The youths counsel stated he has no previous record and took the money "to get back" at the possessor with whom he quarreled.
 Eunice Millette, 28, of 51 Field street was sentenced to the Connec- ticut State Farm for Women after she pleaded guilty to @ breach Of peace charge. She was charged with making a fracas at the home Of Mrs. Lou Mason of 253 Bank street.
 Pleas of guilty were entered in the following cases: Vincent Wit kowsky, breaking and entering; William Paul Charney. breaking and entering; Thornton Broderick, ar son, Alfred Daily, embezzlement; John Paradise, indecent assault, and Carls Habertrah, larceny.
 A plea of not guilty was entered by Edwin Holm, principal in the Southbury Training school probe, while the arraignment of Clarence Northrup, was put off to later in the day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-21
RAYMOND VADNAE
 FINED FOR THEFT
Phelan, SciarretO Dis- charged for Taking Auto.
 mobile Without Leave

Frederick Phelan, 20, 68 Marl- boro street, and Anthony Sciarreto, IS, 135 Cherry street, won dis charges from City Court Judge T. E. Conway this morning on charges of taking a car without permission. Raymond Vadnais, IS, III Cherry street, was fined $25 and costs on the same charge,
 The trio were arrested last night by Sergeant John Mates and Patrol men Joseph Tierney who found them pushing an automobile along Walnut street. The two boys were granted discharges when they said the third boy had told them he had permission to drive the car. Vad- nais had spoken to the cars owner before taking 1t, testimony showed, but had not actually received per- mission to drive 1t.
 Albert Ambrose. 24, 1903 Bank street, assault, al 1 breach of the peace, nolled and $l0 without costs; William Hunter, IT, IA Vine street. no operators license, taking car without permission, theft, continued to October 5; Adam Bozzuto, 27, 362 Washington avenue, assault and breach of the peace, $50 and costs, execution of $25 deferred for six months; George P. Fenton, 48. 4 Edin street, drunken driving, nolled; Joseph Rollo, 2l, 54 Burton street, operating while license was under suspension, continued to September p; Joseph Vincento, 54, Il Chase Park avenue, non-support and breach of the peace, continued to October 10,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-21

Continued from Page D aimed now primarily at securing the necessary replacements, she said.
 The order against payroll in- creases, @ supplement to the reStric- ton on acceptance of new orders, is not expected to have serious ef- feet here because of the lack of job applicants and virtual impossibility to obtain workers above the num- Der needed as replacements. Many local plants have not expanded their pay rolls because the separa- tions have been higher than the ac- ceptances," Mrs. Dewey stated in this connection.
 Full effect of the new order on local industry is expected to be de- termined following special con- ference of Mrs. Dewey and MT. Fitz- gerald in Hartford today. The To- cal director stated details on the new regulations will be settled at that time.
 MT. Fitzgeralds announcement, made at 0 meeting of labor officials yCStCENAys Wdo OaAd " COLtlC 10 ~ uA~ rect result of War Production Board Chairman Donald Nelson's national contract-placement order, which forbids placement of war orders in 59 areas of the country if it is pos- sible to meet military timetables by placing them elsewhere. Oct. IS has been set as the deadline for compliance, with labor-manage- ment committees to work out proce- dural technicalities in the mean- time.
 All placement of workers has been diverted to the U. S. Employment Service and priority system of allocating the available supply will be devised, 1t was reported.
 A flve.man committee will be set up to determine priorities. with the Army, Navy, WIPE, WING, and State Selective Service to be represented, the state director stated.
 MT. Fitzgerald commented that the order is not expected to decrease the number of workers in plants, but merely will prevent an increase that might be made in anticipation of new contracts. It will apply only to manufacturing plants and will not affect other essential establish ments at this time, 1t was pointed out,