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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
GROSSMAN

Roads Branch office 32o23 Michigan Ave
Just vest Of Eloise. Phone Wayne a20.
errr- sunday sud Weekly $50 a. ".
10 30 p NJ
ADJOINING Lincoln Park high school.
three complete bedrooms. tile features.
recreation room, modern $500 down, hal
anCe financed Immediate Possession.
Model corner Rose and Lafayette. two
blocks west Of Fort Atlantic si44
CAsH-5-room home. acres IN Wayne
Michigan 20os Haggerty Highway
GARFIFLD14 MILE SECTION. neal
Fraser VACANT-MOVE ~ rooms
2nn ~ on pavement About acres gar
den som peep vel Electric pump
water N houss Chicken COOP and run
Outhuldpct Need some repairs Oni,
- at0 terms S35 monthly see - today
IRWIN. hight HINES INC.
ltoit GRATIOT PINCREE sale
GROW Your own. huy little farm near
hovFt- Oak. nc N-gnr UnIV XTH IN
Tromley III 1857 2ca n Man. r. o
MODERN bungalow tile hath cleo. re-
frieerstor. immediate possession. oniS
$500 down Newman liObi Telegraph
road Dearborn 263s or Cherry ll5p
N ACRES city water. electric. telephone.
stream. trees 50 800 terms: also many
other beautiful parcels here Al right prices.
Vrceland Rd. bet Fort 81. and Allen Rd.
CHARLES W CRossMAN -Ho. .6iH
3-BEDROoM house tile bathroom fun
basement only NN'N an, move IN AT
once. Newman, JOY, cor Inkster Rid. RE.
0333 or CHI. 1880.
5 ACRES6- room home; garage berries (:
5000. one half down Merriman road,
a mile north of Eureka road.
CHARLES W CROSsMAN-HO , s+A
l33x2so Ideal Homesits best land ~
miles from Detroit City Hall, only S3i5.
terms. ca. 1900 TT. 2-647a.
s0x275-Sewer. water. gas walks. school /.
S675; near l3-Mile and Woodward. judi
son Bradway Co RA q7OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
FLATS FOR SALE


ditcn 50 $40. ~ 2co down owner
Tuxedo Oal7
COPLIN. NEAR KERCHENAL
So brick Eat. steam heat garage. side
drive. al ~ good condition sacrifice 81
80 sOu terms
TURNER & WILSON PROSPECT 1926
kEECLENAL--nraH- Ralal,+l4--3-4 4l-rpFa.-i,
up - s0n $500 down
KITCHENER near Jefferson SIS, hot AIR
hest s. 500 81 500 down
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY-LE 1920
IA SAITH. Rrsutrtu ultra modoru nrlck
rooms each. ? baths each vacuum OIL
steam heat; exceptional bargain a. Si7 500
ca, 1900 TT 2 6f7e.
MAYBURY GRAND. 35,l. near Myrtle,
brick, 5 rooms each. steam plants.
garages. owner vscatlng entire building
SO 500 81 500 down CAN Mr. Arn,son.
HoGARTH 1922 1889 Lyerncis
MCCLELLAN, near CharlevoiN -55 fur
mace, stoker, only $3.50
VAN DYKE near Mack--5-5. basement (;
furnace; garage 81 900 down
cHAs l.. ERB 1865 Gratiot-- Plaza 1855
TURNER. il7u. near Grand River
Brick SIS 2-hsi side drive, garages
near schools and transportation 81 500
required
ELSA REALTY INVESTMENT co
621T ". For, VIZ i-140O
cOLoRED LOOK" s.fsmh hrick nat;
s rms "a separate furnaces W side.
81, $50 down
r sLoRIN-TR 1886 Ty 7-7li5
CoLORED-VACANT NO OF BLVD.
Income "a toilet shower IN basement ;
2 garages, side drive hmm possn Terms.
F.. HAMLAR-5i3 Il Kirhy-TR. 2-s5ai
COLORED - Vacant upper and lower;
brick rooms each Gratot-Mt Elliott
section; furnace heat 81 oQQ down Fitz-
roy 1851
COLORED- 2l32 Pierce Six rooms down,
Ave up two steam furnaces. basement;
81 800 81 600 down. Plaza 9515.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
INCOME BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

BENtTEAU-5 rooms and bath 81 200.
81 500 down 1920 East jefferson.
GEORGIA. close Van DYKE Face brick
So: real home steam heat; brick
garages; tile kitchen and baths; only
50 600 $4,000 din See this. Twinbrook
l-T02O.
HILLGER. near Jefferson 9 rooms. con-
vertnd into 3 apartments modern; ga
RACES 81 200 cash. or offer 1920 East
Jefferson
MoNTLIEU-5-3, good condition upper
rented $50; n. A. heat garages: bar
gain. SIS 500 50 500 down See this
Twinbrook i-7U20.
VAN DYKE. mr. Lynch-6-5 hot air
hest: 2-csr cement block gar excellent
price and terms Haskin " 1922
COLoRED- Dawson Section income SIS
rms 81 200 dn Mcqueen TO s-354i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

EIGHT Muh-GRAToT SECTION
Sew j-befraom homes with dinette az
t.le Aeafuers. recreation space, lATge lots
ucar Athudis, transport alton, quick pns-
srssicr So 000 $500 dovnN VIA terms
f4hg Vast Nile pL 440P
NFFF RbAD I4l4n FULL BASEMENT
FURNACE SO CO., SEk THIS TO-DAY
READY To MOVE rs rooms hsih
hn-rr4 attic tlc features basement
Neat. only S. 600 low down psy't
2oqll Harrer TT .-ss2o
1928 MORANG DRIVE
REOCKs SOUTH OF/I-Mii.E ROAD
lnanaat-io .p-aEseaetor1 So Psahthis= hets
reasrnahIr Gown pavn'ert give rooms and
/hath So TO-DAY 81 jude Parish
Good transportation
p W ORFNAUEF co
1891 FAsr NILE PtNGREE 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
DRAFTED


Sacrifice Norge refrigerator 1892 brand
new table top gas stove. automatic radio
photograph combination. Singer sewing ma
chine reclaimed plus 3 rooms OF high
grade new furniture consisting Of a beau
titul 2-piece living room suite. custom
butt kid mohsir. hand carved frame In
all spring construction: eNi2 Wilton rug
100'e Atwood Also a gorgeous 3-piece
Acer-Burl bedroom suite-=kQmething -nea
sffd different t-Inciudtng = Grand Rapids
made 2. piece exquisite dining room suite
You save drsftee's equity Of 1928! NJ
finance company. Terms arranged.
OPEN DAILY. g TO
1865 GRATIoT. CORNER BALDWIN
FOR SALE household goods. Gas plate
with oven. guitar. game board, dishes.
antiques 1929 Moran
FULL coil innerspring mattress, SO 80
Cook Furniture. 200 Gratiut
INNFRSPRING MATTRESSES any size
Samples. SIC Miichelrs. 5000 Grstiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

CLINTON RlVFR -a0X3n0 hllh and dry
ideal home site. $685. terms. ca 300
TlLi 2-sf7s
ST CLAIR RIVER SO n lot spe5 Rea
hargsinI "a 1900 ~ 2.ol7a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
FARMS AND LANDS FOR SALE

POO ACRES Productive farm beautifully
wooded 2 horses. barn and chicken
house stock crops tools and machinery
Owing ~ death m family, a real bargain.
CA 1900 IT,. 2-6s7a
coLoRED-wheu the next depresslon bts
are gal galeE 10 he In ,hs soup line or
have your own garden and chickens. M5u
cash gives deed Addfess Box 1887. Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
APIS. FOR RENT--rURNIsHEp

1HRET-RooM front apartment. hrst noor
available e party wiling 10 buy furni-
ture and assume csretsker position adult.
prsysl oT3a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE
A HOME OF YOUR OWN

ONLY NinT NEEDED
4 brand new. permanent, architect designed
home featuring fun basement divided for
recreation room, colored tile hath and
kitchen sink. ,srge bedrooms down.
roomy attic for extra room, large hay
windows prtoritier for ELECTRIC
stow AND REF EiGFRATOR Located
iust out Of Yves, Dearborn. near buses.
schools and stores. $500 less expensive
than most other modern homes II YOU
have Si01 We can arrange financing Tor
balance of down neNment Don't worry
abou, drsn status You can move IN
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
RENTALS WANTED
WANrEp 10 RENT MOONS

WANTED for . gentlemen rooms In
private home prefer Hlehnne district
ors rfEr Conc0rc and Nfta.a avenue
Tagnhrook .-o3oo
WOMAN Defense uefher desires 2
ICONS lghi housskeerng -r apartment.
vicinity Grand Boulevard ard Fourteenth.
rrniy i-Sl2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
HOUSES FOR RENT


coLORED--2 -FLAT-i2TH AT FENKELL
81 $50. easy terms schwartz. Cadillac
lcie.
foLoRED-st Auhin: 4-ast s. $50
81 oon down Schwartz. Cadillac 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LAKE. RIVER PRO-. FOR SALE

Al coLoRED CASH BUYERS WAITING
cRUTCHER. 4T6f McGraw Tf. 5-5366
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS
Fse,eries. Warehouses ior Rem,
rsoPERTY MANAGEMENT
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM A JOHNSON INC. OFFICES
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04
Portable Stand for Your Mending
Made From Photograph Cabinet Lid

made of composition and wood.
The lid may be painted or stained
as desired and the box will be
masked by the full skirt tackled to
the under part of the lid edge. If
you wish to line the upper part,
cut pieces of cardboard to fit the
sides and bottom. Cover these
with chintz; add a strip of belt
ing ribbon to the side sections,
catching it down to make holders
for equipment; then glue the Sec
tons in place.
NOTE: If you missed the article which
illustrated how the body of the phono.
graph cabinet was used, it is contained in
BOOK 8, together with thirty-one other
conservation plans. Copy of BOOK will
be sent for 10 cents plus 2 cents to cover
postage and mailing. Address:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04

A most welcome gift to any
pipe-smoker or roll-your-own fan
now in our armed forces is
pound of his favorite tobacco. Nu-
merous surveys have shown that
tobacco is the No. / gift on the
service mans list. A favorite with
many of our soldiers, sailors, ma
rines, and Coast Guardsmen is
Prince Albert, the largest-selling
smoking tobacco in the world. If
you have a friend or relative in
the Army, Navy, Marines, or
Coast Guard who smokes a pipe or
rolls-his-own, send a pound can Of
Prince Albert. Your local dealer
is featuring the National Joy
Smoke as an ideal gift for service
men.-Adv.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04

ERE the lid of reclaimed
= L photograph cabinet is turned
upside down and screwed to a
wooden box to make a portable
container for your mending. Half
the time required for mending is
usually taken up in getting every
thing together at a convenient
time.
If you can't find a pair of old
metal drawer handles there are
many designs at the dime stores
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04
Labor Lost

Willie Smith was destined to be a
great uiolinist-at least, so thought Mrs.
Smith.
But one evening, ,ohile Willie tDas
practicing on his fiddle, Mrs. Smith got
a biz of a shock. Her husband stamped
in from the garden and glared fercely
at his son.
"Why the dickens didn't you tell me
that Willie ,oas going to practice on his
violin tonight" he demanded. sue
spent halt an hour oiling the gate!"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04
The only people who really have
inside information are the doctors.
A Bit Mixed

"A bIC WIIXGu
The head of the firm was frown-
ing over a letter. Calling for his
chief clerk, he said: ''That typist
you certainly didn't engage her
on account of her GRAMMAR"
Grammar" said the other.
"When you were emphasizing the
Importance of grammar-well, ]
thought you said 'glamour'!"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04

Transportation to and from
work these gasless days is a ma
jor event. AS witness the sub
urbanite who reached his home
during the small hours and went
Immediately to the telegraph Of
fee to dispatch this message:
''Will not be at Office today. Am
not home yesterday yet"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04
Faint Hone

81 trust careful attention is be-
ing given to my boys manners?"
wrote the fond parent.
''Dear madam" the school prin-
cipal replied, "your boy has no
manners, only customs. But we
do not despair
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04
FIR S E-AlD
to the
AILINC HOUSE
BY ROGER 3. WHITMAN
Roger B. Whitman-WNU Features.

Roger B. Whltman-WNU Features.
You may not he able to replace worn
or broken household equipment. This is
war. Government priorities come first.
So take care of what you have -. as well
as you possibly can. This column by the
homeowner's friend tells you how.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04
Ezl99nn!LeAyh!&g =
The Difference

The Difference
"They say people with opposite
characteristics make the happiest
marriages."
eyes, that's why I'm looking for
a girl with money"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
WOMEN WON'T TALK
BY RENE RYERSON MART
COPYRIGHT. ioA3.
NEA SERVICE. INC.

arm; Connie fainting over Der
ck's body Connie insisting that
| phone for Walter-that she
simply had to have him, Connie
wanting lawyer; Connie
searching my room room |
occ led now, the mulberry
room that had been hers until
some time Wednesday after
noon), searching for a book, she
had said, and coming out with
that lost look upon he face
Was IL this note she had been
looking for? This not that she
had read and laid down some
where, and that had only as
Sumed tragic importance after
Derek was murdered. An, then,
perhaps, she, couldn't remember
IN her excitement whei she had
left il But il didn't max sense
Connie did not know Derek.
l looked at the girl. She was
SWaNing on her feet.
She gave Shaw a despairing
look Il killed him-but didn't
mean 10.
Walter jumped forward and
pushed Connie back dow on the
divan. He wasn't very gentle
about it and his face was awful.
Connie, YOU don't know what
you're saving Keep quiet
She looked al him pathetically.
Oh YES. ! know Walter" Her
breath caught II can't go on try
ing to hide it I've nearly died.
I've got TO tell this man
She turned back to Shaw Il
didn't mean TO kill him I only
pushed him hard--to keep him
from kissing me. We were stand
ing about half Wy down the
bank of the ravine. so that no one
could sec us from the house It
was pretty steep there, and when
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

No, Connie said slowly. Il
didn't have any here at the
house. | told him 10 go away al
once or we would call the police
- and then -- then -.
Shaw cut short her misery
mo need to 90 over that again,
Mrs, Kraik. Just one more ques-
ton. Who brought YOU the note
from Derek Grady"
His grandmother" Connie
said. Two spots of red began TO
burn in her white cheeks.
Shaw = face was pretty grim.
Connie watched il like a bird
fascinated by a snake.
Do ! have to 90 with you
now?' Her voice was a whis-
per
The deputy shook his head,
and his next words brought me
out of a bad dream No, you
don't nave to go with me. You
didn't kill Derek Grady - If
you're telling the truth. Your
story explains the injury on the
back Of his head, but that wasn't
what killed him. He was shot
(TO BE Continued
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

! showed him we both lost our ba-
ance. | fell against a tree, that S
when l hurt my shoulder, and he
fell--down in the ravine. saw
him lying there on his back, but |
didn't think he was hurt badly. |
Just turned and ran. That's when
| lost my heel. He-he must have
crawled back up the SIDE of the
ravine-belore-he died"
Shaw was staring at her.
when did this happen, Mre.
Kraik?"
"Wednesday evening - after
dinner"
That was the evening of the
day you got his note-the day
before YOU found his body
Connie nodded agreement
What did Derek Grady want
10 see you about - what did he
mean by that note?" Shaw pur-
sued.
He wanted money to get
away on. He said he was in
trouble with the police"
You took him the money and
then he tried to make love 10
you? Is that it,"
Walter broke in violently.
This Is nonscuSe@She didn't
even know the man
Connie drew away from Wal
ter. Her voice was shamed. Yes.
| knew him - but - ! didn't
know that he was the Derek you
knew | met him a long time
ago when he came TO live with
his father, who was a neighbor
Of ours | went around with him
a lot the summer before | went
away 10 nurses training school "
Something clicked in my
mind ! knew now why the adj
dress on Wheatland avenue that
the newspaper had given as
Dcrek's home had been familiar.
OF course, that was the same
street where Connie had lived
before she married Walter
Did YOU give him some mon
CyP Shaw persisted.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
SHOT
CHAPTER XI

Connie stood up. Her nervous
fingers were tugging at the knot
of the scarf around her should
ers.'I lost il one evening last
weck-takin a walk after din
ner, she said jerkily.
| couldn't bear to look al her
face. ! looked down and that was
how happened 10 sec the Sc
quin weighted scarf slipping
from her shoulders. She had UNI
consciously united it AM then
! stared slipping across one
shoulder and white arm was an
ugly purpliSh-red bruise.
Shaw couldn't see It, she was
facing him | must do something
before he did.
But | needn't have worried.
He had something urgent on his
mind for the moment His men
had been searching the upstairs
while ne kept as occupied in the
living room, and pannlng for
gold dust they had found a mug
get Shaw drew a piece of paper
from his pocket
Perhaps YOU can explain this,
too, Mrs Kraik We found il in
the wastebaskct in your room
He held out the piece of lpcr for
her 10 see.
Connie shrank back as if he
had struck her
He read the note aloud I'm
hiding in the old play cove Come
this evening I've got 10 see you.
It's a matter of life and death.
Derck
II j. marvellous i'm a split Sec
ond how many thoughts can
crowd into the human mind l
81 v CQnuTe- wearing sis+e-, = and
a coat 10 hide this hurt on her
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

SALT LAKE CITY - Would
be lasSoers we're biting their
fingernails They tried repeated
~ TO snare a buck deer VINO
escaped from the Hoglo Gardens
Zoo-but every time he leaped
straight over their heads
II was fine strategy-until he
leaped IN the wrong direction
and landed back inside his 7-foot
wire enc f0SIITC
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
QUO

IDAHO FALLS. Idaho-Coro-
uer Fred Porter wants no more
tornadocS
He recalls the last one:
i jumped and shut the front
door and started running for the
back door Before | could reach
il the wind had peeled off sec
ton Of roof 10 feet wide and so
feet long
Evening star., 1943-06-22
YouBou&htY Your
Fall Coat Now!

rushing like mad for you foil! No indeed will have
already bought back June which the sensible
thing do First Of o when select eoot eo have first
choice Of lovely the pick the for these coot have
been styled and mod at the monuqcturer leisure They've hod coe
full designing handling superb detailing contain the finest
from the monuoeue first % nes
That's enoueh Then shop oirondtoned
fort in every one of departments
Try you like uhured until find the coot Of CHOICE
And lost far from when decide whether it's
beautiful futrmmed we'll
storage vaults until the
So select winter and September thank
lucky did,
The HechtC al
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Luxurious Silver Fox Trimmed Coat

Stunning shawl collar Of cleaning with -sver-fox heoped
high this superbIy detailed In sleek fieure-flo
erine black $3.50 virgin wool, SO oneoro robbt hair
with deft tucks at the waist and smooth fitting back
with button front closing In misses sizes II to TO-
Better Coats Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Famous ''CarOlyn'' Muskrat SWagser-

Planned for you who plan ahead have beautiful fur
coat outstanding group Of handsomely blended
uskrot swoeeers The skins those Of superior North
flank quoty and the rch glowing famous Hoonder-
blended mink and sobe tones bring you the luxury and
glamour you seek fur coot With petite Johnny collar,
dropped shoulders and handsome turned back sleeves.
Fars, Third Floor 81. Building. The Heeht Co.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
Local VINO Members
Hold First Meeting
Labor, Management to Cooperate in Obtaining Better
Results From Available Labor; To Combat Evils

Organizatlonal work Of the new
War Manpower Commission unit Of
the waterbury area was completed
at o meeting called by Mrs. Mary
M. Dewey, area director, yesterday
afternoon. Four representatives Of
labor and four Of management, APP
pointed last week to constitute the
waterbury committee, discussed the
various phases Of work TO be un-
dertaken with Mrs. Dewey.
One Of the aims Of Che group will
be to secure better utilization Of
available labor and the 48-hour
minimum work week orders viii be
administered as one means Of
achieving II. Consideration will be
given by the committee to recruit
ing new workers and to training
programs. AbSenteeism and piracy
Of labor also are matters TO be
brought before the group In an eff
fort to secure adequate remedies.
Several Of the problems presented
by employers In rgard to the a.
hour week regulations viii be placed
before state and regional officials
at conferences In New Haven and
Boston today and tomorrow Mrs,
Dewey announced. Another meet
ing Of the committee will be called
early next week, she said.
Attending yesterdays meeting
we're: Mrs. Dewey, Timothy Collins,
secretary Of the Transfers union;
Thomas Brennan, president Of the
Central Labor union; Joseph Ken
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
WOMEN
IN b d
SERVICE

A 4
With 1000 new WAVES ana
SFANS now learning 70 answer W
noatsWalns calls ana Ooaunan
Naval Training Scnool on tne
GROUNDS Of the Bronx N. H. DIVISION
OF Hunter college, enlistment oInceS
Tor the Womens reserve toaay are
preparing 10 carry on a steaay ar've
TO MI the schools quota OF ABOUT
1000 recruits every TWO weeks
The Third Naval District, includ-
Ing the populous area Of New York
State, Connecticut and the northern
half Of New Jersey, Is expected to
provide approximately q quarter Of
the enrollees at the Hunter school.
With 1000 needed fortnightly to
fill the ranks at Hunter, WAVES
and SPARS officers emphasized that
all likely young women are urged to
apply. They must be between 20 and
SO, have at least two years OF high
school, have no children under 10,
good health. Officer candidates, who
are trained at Smith and Mount
Holyoke Colleges, must have had
college training, or they may be
promoted from the ranks.
Miss Katharine M. Mcknight, %,
Of e6 Elnwood avenue has been
sworn into the Women's Reserve,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
BALFOUR EXPECTS
EUROPE INVASION
London Official Claims
Present Aerial Offensive
Preparing Way

London, March, 2 (U.P) --
Captain Harold Balfour, tindersec-
rotary Of state for air, said today
that the lo-American day -arld-
night aerial offensive Is preparing
the way for our United forces to In
wade europe"
II look forward to the time when
there will be no hour OF the day or
night when the Axis can rest from
the swoop Of Allied aircraft" he
said In q speech ct the opening Of
the "wings for victory" exhibition
or war artists paintings.
every hour on hour III some the
aters--Europe, Africa, Far East and
thc Pacific - their form Of slave
life Is being wiped off the face Of
the globe.
I'm the long view, the present
raids are but the opening bars which
will rise the crescendo Of O march
on Europe"
Balfour called attention to Hit
ler's long failure to appear In pub
lie and commented:
I'VE are told that he Is busy III
conference" There is an American
Interpretation that what is really
ment Is gone out I don't know
where the fellow has run to-"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
MEAT SITUATION.
HERE IMPROVED.
Mid.Week Buying Partly
Responsible for Week.
End Shortages

Wategburians VINO had meatless
dinners Sunday and yesterday are
expected 10 ind relief today from
the meat shortage which hit the
city over the weekend. Adequate
supplies Of stock are reported by
wholesalers and activity ct meat
counters is expected 10 be back to
normal today.
Although many shipments Of
meat arrived yesterday, consumers
were unable 20 make purchases be-
cause most packers do not deliver
on Mondays. Approximately 126. 900
pounds Of beef arrived IN the city
Yesterday and win be available TO-
day.
No prediction was offered for the
next week end because Of uncer.
tainty Of new shipments. FOR many
weeks the weekend meat picture has
been gloomy and housewives have
started the custom Of buying meat
for sunday IN the middle Of the
week, with the result that late-com.
ers have been turned away without
purchases.