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OWNER SAYS SELL

SiX-rm. and bath frame house 3 bed
rms large front and side porch. back
porch; coal heat. metal roof; k-acre cor
ner Iot, fruit trees, garden space. Located
IN n Wooosioe. Silver Spring, Nd. Price,
S12,750; easonable terms
F1ve-rm: and bath frame house garage
waterproof basement: composition roof oil
heat: large lot: inclosed back yard lust
one blk from bus transportation. Price
-, 300; reasonable terms. ME- $3.50. Sun.
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CAPE COD

CAPE COD
WITH UNFINISHED ATTIC.
This attractive, white asbestos-shingled
Cape Cod home just year old, situated
on good -sized lot, in a new-home sec
tion of Arlington. is offered for sale due
to owners immediate transfer to Pitts
burgh Rooms include living room 13x1 81
with fireplace. dining room, bedrooms
tiled bath. modern kitchen and screened
porch a large unfinished attic with stair
way could be finished into . bedrooms
full basement. Terms. S1.500 cash
Price, $500
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
2S40 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA
CHI 3S3S Ewes CI, SO4l
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COLORED.
A DEAL IInAGE M CnI1n

A REAL HOME IN SOUTHEAST
Near 18th and Potomac ave.-Detached
2,story 2ost,o brick, s;, rooms; ! bath; also 3
car brick garage. lot 35x1OO ft: priced
81 800; SUBSTANTIAL cash paymt. required
Note: bldg. assn. will place an SIS, ,0OO
trust on said property. LA SALE REALTY
CO; All New York ave. NV. MA 3S44
Exclusive Agency. Ia.
CoLORED-17OO BLOCK YOU ST. NV
& T. b.. steam heat oil burner, eiec.;
burner; ra3 80, HNs si5do Ca CASH b. h'wh' oil
PIX irDns pIIesd st. TSo b.
sisting of B. 4, 5 rms, h.-wh., cleo;
1000 blk. Of 4th st. n.e.-er r., b., h-wh
elec; So $50, S1,350 cash.
1897 You st. n.w-l1 rms. 2 baths
comm. suit: for professional, BLDG: $1,000
400 block 9th ST. NV storerooms
and apt. above: price. $3.50: cash. 81 T5O
100 block S st. n.w.-6 aptS, S21 800;
S6.500 cash
1900 blk. Union St sw-5 rooms bath
cleo; $3.50, $3.50 cash. 'A
GUY TIMER,
1925 You St NV No 4oo7
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OPEN TODAY 1913

5905 FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST
Owner must sell this attractive semi
detached brick, situated in the heart of
better Brentwood. 7 rooms, tiled bath
and shower, automatic heat. cedar closets,
GARAGE. porches, etc Excellent condition
IMMEDIATE R POSSESSION. Priced for
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 540O
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Six rooms, bath. screened front porch: Q.
car garage. 409. S. Adams ST Price ST.,
320 Inspection by appointment only. c. s
SSh2lilngburg, 4615 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va
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BARNABY WOODS = q

Here is an unusually attractive home
| of stone and brick construction, Penna
| farmhouse Colonial architecture Will
please the family desiring Z modern home
with spacious rooms and good appoint
ments. There is a large library or bedroom
With full bath adjoining first floor: 3
exceptionally nice bedrooms and 9 baths
on End floor stairway to flushed Bird floor;
room, air-conditioned heat Situated on a
| beautiful wooded lot. For further de-
! tails please call Mr.. YOUNG, WO 5576
FRANK 6 pHHIIpC DJ 1d11
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american university Park NV
Detached white brick studio-type home
Of 2 bedrooms, "a baths; gas heat. stone
fireplace, garage; trees; near Wis. ave
bus and streetcar lines. Going to be
sold quickly at S13,500 or best offer
Ewes, MI. 2211.
]. LEO KOLB, INC,
W;e Az,
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$40 Q5n

Ideal plan. rms. bedrm bath, den on
and cutters oil heat, wooded lot Attrac-
I'VE surrounding community. 80 Minis
ooWntown, blk. to bus 2716 Bellevue ave
SheverIy. Nd Short dis. beyond Peace
Sross. Shown by appointment. Cali SH
500 II no answer SH 676O.
HELEN II vIIT
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50 500.

On q hilltop plot of over an acre, this
attractive brick home has q large, cheer
full living dining room with fireplace. mod
ern kitchen. 2 bedrooms and tile bath on
the first floor: nicely finished stairway
leads to the unfinished attic; where there
has oil heat, full basement and attached
garage. From the grounds there are several
pleasant views. 10 miles from Washington
$3.50 down; bal. s74;32 per mo. See
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
5S12. Closed Sundays.
119 NORTH FILLMORE.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Spacious center-hall Colonial on wooded
lot l!3 feet vide: Home q Army colonel.
convenient location: minutes Pentagon
Bldg, Fort Myer. Navy Annex; near bus.
Living room 24x14, den or sunroom 20x13
four bedrooms on 2nd door. which is In
sulated: rear stairway; two baths: dry
and BRIGHT basement; built-in garage: out
door fireplaee. The price is $11.950: sub
stantial cash. Immediate possession. To
reach: Out Lee BLVD, turn left on Fin-
orsxNn r5xn112 122pAX pANb ! E9 E9 s;so.
Glebo 1923
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Hys ttsville Md-S6,75O. det. complete-
ly renovated inside and oct: 8 rooms, bath,
full basement: ami: on bus line: near all
schools and shopping centers For tnfor-
q tim. call bet ~ g 81 60
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----- CUIURED.
1900 block of 3rd st NV; 10 rooms .
baths. brick rooming house or home: in
come. S155 monthly; price only $1,000,
2527: MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO, DI 3346.
COLORED-MODERN BRICK BUILDING,
STOREROOM, B APTS,, 3 BATHS. Be
cApfToL Mf AND Lincoln HNe FEAN sp pAsoUah sSRaH
REALTY CO, EX. $3.50. DU 7Os7
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PRICE REDUCED $500.

You can move into this brick Colonial
house before Christmas and enjoy all the
Al condition, gas heat, entrance hail, Ist-
floor den and layatory, large living room,
dining room and completely equipped
kitchen; 3 large bedrooms, y tile baths on
2nd floor; steps to attic full basement
with toilet: large screened porch; built in
garage; property is located on Bradley
blvd, adjoining Kenwood
GRAHAM HALL. REALTORS, WI 1850
Ewes. and Sun. Cali Mr.. Graham, WI. Sl9S.
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Frank S. Phillips, DI. 1411.
MODERN SEMIDET

Rittenhouse ST. NV. mr.. 14th: 6 rms,
2 tile baths, h.-w.h., gas. Also rms, tile
bath in basement, with separate entrance.
Will take small down payment. Call AID.
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WEST OF 18th ST NV

Lovely brick, home overlooking Rock
porches, reception hall, 2 tile baths with
shower, de luxe kit, maids rm., 2-car gar,
etc; This house is in Al cond. and in a
highly desirable neighborhood Priced we'll
below the market at S15,50o. Substantial
cash required
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HARRY DREISEN.
Ma. TIf2 or IA. b9O2 Ewes. or Su
FOXHALL VILLAGE

most appealing brick attached home
IN this very desirable and conv location
lust west of Georgetown. Priced very at
tractjVely at S1Q.750 for immediate sale
Has @ rooms, l bath, 3 bedrooms, built in
garage, coal h.w.h. Seldom can We Offer
q nome IN this section at this low price
fof oetallS call Mr.. Young, WO 1915.
Frank S. Phillips, DI. 1411
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OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 6.
REDUCED TO $15,750.

FINE COLONIAL HCME,
Furnished or unfurnished, situated on .
iarae corner wooded lot in one Of Airing
tons finest residential areas, is this white
2ia baths. On the first floor is 26x14
living room with Colonial fireplace. .
panelsd library with corner ire.lace ads
joining a room with double sleeping bunks.
wall drawers and closets and full bath: .
l4xl2 dining room with large bay window.
large kitchen, fully equipped, and side
screened porch.
The second floor has an 1sx14 bedroom
with connecting tile bath leading to .
bedroom 12x12, Full basement with m aid 3
room and bath, oil aforementioned heat.
automatic gas hot water. insulated and
weather-stripped, attached garage. 1nne-
TO RERCH-over Key Bridee to Les
hwy, follow Lee hwy. to Military I'd,
right on Military rd. to Lorcom lane. left
On Lorco1 lane TO Vocation lane, right TO
No. 42S5 and OPEN sign.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
2051 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA.
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CHFVERT,Y MT

Attractive 5-room, 2-story brick dwell
ing. Large rooms. Screened porch Oil
heat Garage. Lot 100x200. Price
ss,5o0 90; Adams 9435 or Atlantic o636
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FEDUCED TO Sll.50O
5l22 KITNGTF ST Nv

Facing Kont's fire homes. Nearly new
62faoAec 6-rm. brick, insulated, slate roof
5ocrea ION rm. gas heat. refg: detached
f-afr C-oTlous wooded lot 62x200 FISH
a1I lilv pc2d. Near Macarthur blvd and
S~@2ctoer Open today from . to 6 pm.
SAM RCSFY AID 27O0
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VACANT.

open Sunday, 2 to g. No 10 Sherman
ave, ave, TaSoma Park Nd Detached frame
rooms. open fireplace. garage Priced,
$500. Requires 81 800 cash
ROBERTS E. LATIMER, Realtor,
1913 Alaska Ave. Call Mr.. MacMurray,
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MT PLEASANT

Owner forced to sell has put a low price
OF ,Slo,250 for quick sale! Groom, l.
bath home, in excellent condition, with
ment for small rooming home. Call EN-,
30 Sun. and weekdays until 8 pm. FA
TWEED CO. 55O4 Conn ave n w
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LYNHAVEN.

Owner. leaving for California, offers
house and furniture. including electric stove
and refrigerator. will sell separately: only
l yr; old, built Of brick masonry: has front
porch: includes rms, bedrooms bath,
fun basement, auto. heat: large, fenced
resr yard, Small cash payment. balance,
FHA trust Call Mr.. 1vey, Temple 5000:
I1rrCI nv r,1rc,rIANrAnn
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BUNGALOW-$5 son

372l Perry St, Mount Rainier, Nd.
fireplace gas stove and refrigerator, h. w
oil heat garage; lot 200 it. deep; hous
needs repairing; good buy for industrou
man. =
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= Iso1 ,. r dis CHurcn .h2U
FALLS CHURCH. VA
EASTMAN & STEELE,
Realtors Falls Church $500
So, S8,250-ARLINGTON.
EOMF AMI TNCNNEE

T-room, 2-bath modern home only 3
: apartments, but can easily be converted
TO- one-famly home. Nice lot with trees,
oil heat, insulated. conv. to 10c bus. Only
81 900 down. Immediate possession. CHI
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Semidet. MICHIGAN Park

Semidet. Michigan Park.
bedrms., tile bath. living rm., fire
place dining rm., kitchen, gas stove AM
refrigerator. pantry; front and bacl
porches, garage: bus l block; S1O.15O
good terms to responsible party.
McDEV1TT, RealtOr. RA. 4422
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BEVERLY HILLS,

Alexandria with river view Just offered
room with fireplace. dining room, beauti-
ful. large kitchen. fully equipped: large
screened porch. 3 bedrooms with beautiful
tile bath. Venetian blinds full basement
With toilet. Attached garage. Large lot,
Sunday
Also large wooded lot for sale.
G. G.. KELLER,
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BLOOMINGDALE.
GAS HEAT

n S7%ant St. just of No. Capitol. A.
I'd bath Colonial brick. front porch
re- poEches. Rlass-inclosed and screened
90 ~ aiTf' auto. gas heat and hot water
!-'-HnI 10y A5N-G Star 49,
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont, /.
WHAT A BARGAIN!

-vACANT-OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
S29 Longfellow st. NV, popular Bright
wood section. just east Of Georgia ave-.
schools stores, transportation ! block; 2
rooms and bath, brick, newly reconditioned,
h.-w.h,, hardwood floors, garage on alley:
special price for quick sale, $3.50: easy
terms. Sell furn or unfurn.
LARRY q STEELE RE n4A3 EN- f315
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KALORAMA SECTION,
OPEN TODAV 1os

a5 SHERIDAN STREET NORTHEAST
Charming brick bungalow, Situated near
an conveniences, $ lovely rooms, tiled bath
ano shower. modern kitchen, automatic
neat. recreation rooms etc; new house
ccoendltion, Priced for quick sale, only
YOUR NEIGHBoR. BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 54OO
Evening star., 1943-12-12

Colored, mr. New Hampshire ave and
Park rd.--S rms. on 2 floors. automatic
heat; perfect condition both in and cut
Stephens. Decatur 1852.
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"a BEAUTY

In an ngfsh-type row brick home. with g
rooms. bath, extra Law. in master bedroom
in immaculato condition; located with a
view across Rock Creek Park near 18th
and irving SITS. NV: At S995O pickup.
Gail Me. 1143 until s pm.
J WESLEY BUCHANAN REAITOE
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McDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 1922
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

1909 Evarts st ne. 2 blks from R. I
ave, of 18th. Key at 1907 Det bunsa
low, z rms, coal heat, instant. hot water
SON. 430 h.h st " MA 4hf1
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PARKWAY HILLS-S1O.5OO

srd attractive setting, Six rooms, large
attic suitable for additional room, full
basement, automatic heat; good lot with
trees, Immediate OCCUPANCY. Two years
old and in fine condition One block to
Transportation. Call Mr.. Shackelford, Ma
BOW Ses exss'liiss Hs st1q sInofE, M al 66nS
Evening star., 1943-12-12

LIE AC1ED CORNER bR1Ch,
g ROOMS, 2 BATHS-S13,500.
modern -hall-plan Colonial in a
community of new homes in nearby Mont
gomery County, Just over the District line
Finest construction throughout. all 3 bed
rooms large enough for twin beds: insu-
lated slate roof, air-cond;tioned heat with
GAS FURNACE; built-in garage. Possession
Jan. st. To inspect, phone Mr. Good,
Ho 6l00. Ext. 20l, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
lDOn III 81 w Natinnal O3AS
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-14

u Of 6. Extension Course Finding Favor With Many
Ambitions Watefbtrians; End Year Opens Sept. 81

" /. vs. . !
onAy which many leaders ana indus
triallsts believe VIII come after tire
war. The extension center win con-
tinue to expand Is rapidly as neces-
sary TO take care Of the increasing
demand for courses In the field Of
engineering, Prof. Ross states.
The regular freshman and sopho-
more courses which win be Otfered
In waterbury include English COM
position, world literature to Dante,
world literature since Dante. fvInda-
mentals Of speech. introduction to
anthropology, American economic
history, and basic mathematics as
well as the rnathematic courses and
the general chemistry courses open
TO engineers. These courses carry
regular university credit. The
courses, the sponsors say, are Of.
fered because Of the increasing rec
ognition Of the value Of the liberal
arts In training worthy, intelligent,
and thinking citizens for q free and
progressive democracy. The two
year program in Waterbury.
Nom Credit Courses
The non-credit courses, similar to
the unit courses formerly given by
Y. NJ. @. A. will be continued. Cert.
Gates Of proficiency bearing the uni
versity seal are granted to those
who successfully complete the
course. There are no examinations
for these courses. The following
courses which open on Oct. 3, 4,
and 5, viii be offered In Waterbury
this fall:
Curren Literature by william B.
Elwell, vice.president Of Crosby high
school; effective speaking, by Miss
Mary L. Martin, teacher Of oral Eng
lish ct wildly high school and teach
er Of effective speaking In the Y. M.
Q. A. evening school from io25.1e42:
trafflc management, by James B.
Grimm, traftic manager Of the SEQ
Will Mfg. Co.: basic metallurgy by
Philip II. Kirby, metallurgist Of the
American Brass Co.; elementary and
advanced Spanish, by Clarence l..
Tappin, head Of the foreign Ian
guage department, Crosby high
school; vocabulary building, by DR..
John q. Gilmartin, assistant super.
intendent Of school; blueprint read
ing, and shop mathematics. Nom
credit courses viii be held at the
Central Y. M. @. A.
Advanced and graduate courses
for professional and business groups
will be offered In these subjects In
which 20 or more people are inter.
ested and for which q competent
instructor IA available.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-14
Enemy Of Fascism May Leave
Exile In America to Organize
Democratic Regime In Italy

nothing but oranges. \.
It was his old friend, Winston
Churchill, who finally received
sforza IN London. The Battle Of
Britain had commenced. Church,
III approved sforza's idea TO pro-
coed to the United States and
keep the cause Of Italian deEnoc-
racy aflame.
HEADS FREE ITALIANS
Sforsa's two-year American ex-
lie has been spent in New York
In q modest apartn1ent--that Is,
when he Is not touring the coun-
try lecturing and organizing the
affairs Of the 100000 Free Italians
In the, Western Hemisphere, whom
he leads.
His New York apartment Is 9
far cry from the italian estates
and the historic art collections
that were once his. However,
Sforzas New York drawing room,
where he receives his numerous
visitors, and where he works,
writes and dictates, holds the
fragrance Of his itch and varied
life. On one table sits o small
figure Of imperial. jade, Q memory
Of his service and love for China.
A few autographed photographs
speak Of distinguished friend
ships, notably the portrait signed
in Chinese characters, Of the
father Of Chinese democracy, Or,
Sun Vat Sen.
sforza, though 10, has the nat
ural good health and the eternally
youthful attitude that often AMI
mates q man who knows that he has
q destiny to fulfill. More than six
feet tall, he sands with the erect
posture Of q man who has spent
many hours in the saddle.
SON IN U. 8. ARMY
He has q gift for telling the
perfect story to illustrate and IL
illuminate his point. His memory
Of all history Is encyclopaedia.
His economic and social reform
views are more forward-looking
and liberal than those Of many 9
young New Dealer. He feels
quite American" and Is proud
Of his son Sforzino, who Is priv
ate In the American Army. Fiam-
meta, his daughter, has worked
In the italian section Of the o. w. /,
but now helps her father Ii some
Of his multiple duties.
Leader Of the Free Italians, and
now one Of the two or three
heads Of the italian Action Party,
which Is chiefly composed Of
members Of the italian Under
ground, sforza has been In close
and secret contact with italian
patriots. With them he has long
been planning for the future.
When he Is asked, as he often
Is, how he has been able to keep
In tune with italy during his Is
years In exile, his reply Is always,
Physically I may have had to
live IN other countries, but spirit.
ually ! have neve rleSt italy"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-14
Advisory Chairman

second year here, September "a.
Waterbury's representatives pres
ent at the conference were @. Arthur
Dubois, chairman Of the advisory
committee; Prof. Maurice j. Ross,
supervisor, and Herbert 8. Smith
and Arthur L. Purinton Of the "Y".
Prof. Ross has announced that the
university will continue the follow
ing program In Waterbury:
/. A junior engineering program
leading to the degree Of associate
Of science In engineering.
2. A program for freshmen and
sophomore leading to admission with
advanced standing in the various
schools and colleges on the campus.
8. A program Of 1lon-credit work
for interested youth and adults.
4. Advanced and graduate courses
for professional groups.
The educational program Is en-.
tirely under the administration OF
the university. The Y. M. O. A. with
It's industrial contacts, educational
committee, once and secretarial
stair, assists In promotion, organt-
18tAOu 64iO 4AOuoAA8b JASV - ~ AASe @ss
its own private educational program.
-Four Years Equivalent
TO I've Years ct StOTTS
The Junior engineering program,
0 four-year evening program ID
equivalent to two years at 6torrS.
The program Is designed to at men
and women specifically as techni-
clans In industry, Of whom eight 70
10 are needed for each engineer. The
flrst and second year Of this pro-
gram will be offered IN Waterbury
this year. These programs win IN.
clude the following courses: Engt-
neering drawing, descriptive geom-
etry, advanced algebra and trigo-
nometry, elementary analytical &c.
otnetry, difSerenttal calculus, integ-
raj calculus, applied mechanics,
fundamentals Of metallurgy, metal.
lurgy laboratory, and general chem
istry, There Is q need for thousands
Of trained technicians In the war
effort and there win be q need for
many more In the prosperity econ
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-14
BY KAY HALLE
written for NEA Service

WEAgSCAh AVk 9NGA 0SAVASS
Within rs years the United States
has given refuge to two great Eu-
ropean Democrats who were far
from the end Of their rope POLITICAL
". Thomas Masaryk, the Czech
patriot, after spending q self-im-
posed exile on our shores, returned
after World War ! to his homeland
after 1t had been freed from the
German poke-as the President Of
the newly-formed Czech Republic
modelled after our own.
Now, with the collapse Of italy,
another famous exile seems to be
on the march. He Is Count Car
10 Sforza, for 20 years the un-
compromising leader Of the DEM
ocratic opposition to Fascism His
return to Italy seems imminent.
Sforza Is widely regarded as
the one italian who could re-
construct a democratic form Of
government for italy.
From the advent Of Fascisln in
italy, Sforza was among the few
in or for that matter, out Of.
the country who was never guilty
Of commencing Mussolini for his
efficiency in making the trains
run on time, or getting beggars
of the streets of Rome, or elimi-
mating the bad smells Of classic
ally sinking Naples.
VETERAN STATESMAN
When Mussoloni made his
march on Rome In October, 1922,
Carlo Sforza held the portfolio Of
Ambassador to France. This post
had been preceded by long service
list, commencing when he was the
youngest charge d affaires in the
world, serving his country IN China
when 1t was still an empire. Then
came posts as Secretary in London,
Paris and Berlin. During the first
World War, Sforza was Minister at
Corfu; afterward High Commits
sioner in Constantinople. Later, as
Foreign Minister of italy, he was re-
sponsible for the famous Treaty Of
Rapallo, which might have gone q
long way in healing the deep wounds
In the Balkans by making certain
concessions to Jugoslavia, 1taly's
neighbor.
Mussolini, with the snobbish-
ness Of all dictators for titles, was
fully aware of the prestige Of the
House Of Sforza. He remembered,
too, that the Ambassador to
France had represented italy in
these innumerable diplomatic posts,
and that he had been Foreign Min.
lister in the Cabinet Of Prime Min
lister Giolitti.
The man later to become Hit
ler's lackey was also impressed by
Sforza, who wore the title Of Knight
of the Supreme Order Of Annunzi-
alta, which makes him one OF the
select 20 or so cousins" Of the King
of Italy. Promptly on selling power,
Mussolini recalled Sforza from Paris,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-14
The Town Crier Tells

The Town Crier Tells Trinity Episcopal church
in Northfeld of the slightly vistas observed its 150h
nversary last Sunday The old church where the bell has
been toing Sunday after Sunday sounding through the
quiet of the peaceful countryside has been familiar sight
to those passing through on their way to Ltchdeld
Governor Baldwin plans to attend the Harw1nton Fair
next month The frost is the pumpkin say the res
idents out HotchkiSsvie way There's city noise
abatement campaign going on in Dallas Tex and they
do say as how the cocks Growing softly Radios
are tuned down soft PITCH less automobile horn blow
ing no muffers let out automobiles, and even dogs
are barking gently The football season has opened
down at We Olde Yale Bowl New Haven {. EnrightS
Emporium to Tuckertown announce that they are
all out of nseed oil and won't have any more for the dur
alton.