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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
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NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT. DIS
TRiCT Of WATERBURY, he. Pro-
BATE COURT, january 2eth, 1915
ESTATE o. PATRON SHOPS,
late of the town oe Waterbury In
said district, deceased.
District OF waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors Of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect 90
present their accounts, properly ate
tested, within said time, Will be
debArred q recovery. All persons
ed to make immediate payment 20
FRANK SHOPS,
$50 Sylvan Ave-, Administrator.
waterbury, Conn. 2s1.st
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

VEGA vAovn len toured the
nation with Florence Reed In the
sensational Shanghai Gesture"
and the Charles Ruggles produc-
tlon, sWives and 30 Forth. In
les3 ahe Joined MBc a. Q San
Francisco staff artist end was
heard rs Beth Holly on @one
Mans Family.
Later Barbara 10 was Q free
auani guest o. Chase and 6an-
born, Rudy Vallea and ether
topsFnnklne pragrHEnG 10 add
sion 70 beIna eovesnFFed With
Jack Carson % selgnai Cara
van.
Vera Vogue came int being
when hilas Allen eitended q 40.
mans club meailnR. Ste found
Che Gpan|EeF q nervous, Suffering
perean nnd Eosefnnsod ahs chaT-
aeaaH. freely emtalIlahed wiih
llAirEon8 NHaRsnfniI9na fnf ~
MM& aMplaWanN broadcast NaIns
Vaeaie va - imms9laie a's~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

With q performance that matches
In brilliance his magnificent char"
acterization as lola and Pasteur,
Paul NUM- returned to the screen
at Warmers State theater today IN
his newest triumph" The Com
mandos Strike At Dawn" And, like
his lola and Pasteur portraits,
Muni's newest motion picture Is O
breathtaking example OF filmdom at
Its finest, q vivid, glowing and in
tensely moving characterization.
Commands Strike at Dawn" Is
the story, not alone Of those fabulous
hard-hitting fighting men but Of the
indoinitable, tinconquerable people
of all conquered Europe, Strug-
Cling against NaN tyranny with
every weapon at their command.
NUM- appears as such q patriot. q
kindly Norwegian who turns hunter
when he himself Is hunted.
Forced to leave his homeland, he
escapes to England with vital mill
tary information and returns. at
the head Of Commando raiding
party, to destroy the NaM war ma
chine and all its works in the coun.
tryside he. loves.
These climactic sequences, surging
with fury and determined, relentless
fighting, are authentic, breathless
moments. SO real has this Com.
mando attack been made BY the
producers and other performers -
real-life Commands, loaned To- the
studio by the Canadian Army, that
the slashing effect is not that Of .
motion picture drama well told, but
of q Dieppe Commando raid we'll
planned and executed with split
second precision.
The picture has captured with
artful skin not only the reasons why
we are fighting. but the manner IN
which we are fighting. G. 8. Forester
wrote the original magazine story,
which appeared in Cosmopolitan
Magazine.
In stellar support Of NUM-, IN ad-
dition to the Canadian troops are
Anna Lee, as Q young English wom-
an who meets the Norwegian patriot
during g vacation while Europe Is
ct peace; Lillian 0ish, who returns
to the screen after q nine-year ABB
sence to appear as Q Norwegian
housewife: Sir Cedric Hardwicke 40
an English admiral and commander
OF the forces participating In the
Commando raid, and Robert Coote,
Hollywood player now In the Cana
dian Air Force, who was loaned 70
the producers for his role Of Com.
mnndo captain.
stand ~ Al Networks" Il the
second big hit Of the program and
features Florence Rice and John
Beai.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT. Dis
TRIcT of WATEilBuRY, ". Pito.
BATE COURT, Jan. GOTH. igla.
ESTATE Of MICHAEL J. BRADY,
late Of the town % Waterbury, IN
saId district. deceased.
THE Court Of Probate for the Dis
tFlet % Waterbury hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said
estate 20 exhibit their, claims for
aeltlomeaf, Those who neglect 20
present their aenQnntn, properly st.
tested, wishla said times VIII be de-
sssa q s "s,s ss.:,s 80 ~ s sssa.sis1
20 make Immediate payment 20
JULIA g. BRADY,
50 washington No. AemlnlsfFatfla,
WaterbnF1s gofn' tst'St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
HOSPITAL GROUP
NAMES OFFICERS
Waterbury Members Of
White Cross Corpora.
ton Reelected

New Haven, Feb. 2--''More benes
Ats we're provided members Of the
l1on-profit White Cross, the Con-
necticut Plan for Hospital Care,
during 1912 than In any other year
Of the Plans six.year history" 1t
was reported today at the annual
meeting Of the corporation, held
here. Harry 3. Kennedy, president
Of the Plan, told directofs gathered
ct the Quinnipiac club that q total
Of $i.220, 4ie.43 was paid for mem.
bers' care last year - nearly 20 per
cent Of the total benefits rendered
BY the Plan since its Inauguration
In 1887.
Kennedy, president since the be.
ginning Of White Cross, was reeIect-
ed to another term. as were all other
Officers who served last year. Vice
presidents renamed include Roger
8. Sperry, Waterbury: Matthew A..
Reynolds, New Haven; and Solomon
Elsner, Hartford. The Rev. Eugene
p. Cryne, waterbury, was reelected
secretary, and George r. Willis. New
Haven, treasurer.
d. Spencer Berger. New Haven.
treasurer Of Berger Bros. and one
Of the original incorpofators Of the
Plan. was elected to the board Of
directors: "a other directors. in ad.
dition TO officers, were re-elected.
Waterbury men reelected as de
rectors were Edward Carmody,
Father Cryne. John q. 0llmartin,
Edwin O. NoFthrop, J. II. Root, NJ.
ID. and Roger s. sperry.
william Robson. acting general
manager Of the Plan. reported q
net membership growth Of 3e,l33
during iel2. bringing the total
number Of Plan members 70 2e7.e4i
at the end OF last year. Gross new
membership IN iek1 was the largest
for any year since 1887, he said. but
loss Of Membership because Of milf
taFy service and migration Of efns
ploye members 70 war produeti9n
plants, with interim loss Of mem.
bership." affected net membership
adversely.
IN reporting the amount expended
Cor members care last year. Ken
ne6y revealed that 97,aba patients
had been cared f0F tilFosigh the
Plan IN t0aa, bringing tie total
beneflfing oislee 1887 g n eTb. The
average stay q Plan patients last
year was tie lowest ~ ils history.
cit days, Hdn.. y part % last 70
crowded hospital faeiiitieas" Ken
A4A4 NAt4s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
POLLS

Another all new all-star show
made It's appearance on the stage
Of the Loew Poll theater today, In.
Producing the very popular, Ray
Kinney, '"The Idol Of the Islands"
and HIS Americas No. Hawaiian
Band In "A salute from Hawaii"
This offlcial Hawaiian American
od-Will show contains every pos
sible form Of entertainment, which
will thrill all audiences.
BE sure to attend this gigantic
outstanding show, for In addition
to this leading attraction there are
eight big acts, which include the
very lovely Aloha Maids; Meymo
Holt, known for her famous hula
dances; Alfred Apaka presenting
dreamy songs Of the islands In his
own inimitable way; the Sailors
5weethearts, O trio Of South Sea
Sirens; the Musical Ambassadors,
whose very popular Victor Record
ings are famous and well known 70
music lovers everywhere; Afren and
Broderick, sensational comedy team
enacting opera In the rough; Bob
Bromley and his intriguing per.
sonality puppets, and Tit2 & Car
roll, two dairy sailors on o laugh
spree. These stage performances
will be presented today and tomor-
row only at 1:2O, 400, 6:30, and
600 p. m. Make your plans now
to attend. This Is one show
you can't afford to miss.
Completing this all-star show Is
another flrst run hit, making Its
first Waterbury appearance" HALF
way to Shanghai" with Irene Her
vey and Kent Taylor In the leading
roles. The screen show starts at
IL noon with the doors open at
ll:46.
Starting Friday, the Isoew-poli
theater is proud to present one Of
the outstanding pictures Of the year
China 0irpewith Gene Tierney
and George Montgomery heading
an all-star cast. On the same pro-
gram Is the much talked.of COM
edy, 1.-THE Devil with Hitler"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
= AWsEfsR mn A TTnN

LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
This is to give notice that ],
Joseph L. Frappier, Of 407 West
Main ST., Waterbury. Conn. have
filed an application dated Feb. 3rd'
I943, with the Liquor Control Com.
mission for a Restaurant Liquor
Permit for the sale OF alcoholic
Main 81, waterbury, Conn. The
hualnass Is owned by Joseph l..
FrappIer, OF iO7 West Main st..
Waterbury, Conn, and will be con.
Quoted BY Joseph L. FrAppier, OF 4O1
West Main st.. Waterbury, Conn.
:" JOSEPH L. FRAPPIER.
Dated Feb. sFd, iets. e.3.i0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

B ar b a ra 10
W q 5 recently
signed as q
regular to Bob
Hopes WLW-
NBC laR-clas-.
sic, after q
whirlwind tour
of the SOUTH
west and east
trn Army, Ma
w and Marine
camps W 18th
the popular
eag.smith.
Before dis
covering" ra-
AfM Mfam Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
ON THE AIR
BY Fred Emery
NAN HUNTER

Vera Vague is the airlane
pseudonym Of one Barbara Jo
Allen, comely dark-haired. blue
eyed graduate Of serious drama
and master Of screwball comedy.
Know as the "neyer-say-die
manhnnter Of the networks"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS
TRiCT Of WATERBURY,, IS. PRO
BATS COURT Ir,r, jan SHc,,, sSss; III,
R0YIAN. late of the town OF
waterbury. in said district de-
The Court of Probate for the Dis;
krict Of Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors OF said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect 10
tested, within said time, Will be
debarred q recovery. All persons IN
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to-
The CITIZENS g. MANUFACTURERS
NATIONAL BANK,
of Waterbury, Conn,
Administrators.
BY PAUL A. MONROE.
Asst. Trust Officer.
2.l-at Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
ORDER


It appearing In the above en-.
titled action praying for reasons
therein set forth that the title 70
real estate described In the CONF
plant be settled and Quieted, which
action has been returned TO court,
and IL now pending In the superior
Court for New Haven County, sit
ORDERED, That the amendment
that the wife or widow Of walter
Miclsiewicz, II married, their heirs.
next Of kin and creditors; the
husband or .widower. Of Kietryn
Mlckiewics, ie married, their heirs,
next Of kin and creditors; and
Marcella, IL married, their heirs,
next OF kin and creditors, be cited
In as additional defendants.
And Il 10 further ORDERED,
That the case be continued for O
period Of three months.
And II IL further ORDERED, That
Q further order OF Notice OF the
institution and pendsncy of this
defendants BY some proper officer
or Indifferent person, causing a copy
of this order TO be published in
The waterbury Democrat, news
paper having circulation In the
City OF waterbury, County Of New
Haven, and State Of Connecticut,
once q week, for two successive
weeks. beginning on or before the
return be made to this court.
BY THE COURT,
GEORGE II. FREEMAN,
Clerk at waterbury,
STATE r.. Of coNNncr1cug.. NEW
BURY, Jan. 9th. is4S.
true and attested Copy OF the
original further order Of notice In
my hands for service.
Attest:
FRANK pesoMMA.
1s21--2.S Constable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

Since no new steel dies, lieea N
engraving stationery. ears. etc. are
nov available, the industry has been
|pollahing and ii2Ang both sides Of
|oid dies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
NOTICE

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, %.
PROBATE COURT, Feb. End, A.
d. l94S. ESTATE Of DENNIS
HARRINGTON, late Of Water
bury, In said District, deceased.
Upon the application OF MARY
KELLY NAMACK, ut, AL, praying
that letters Of administration may
be granted on said Estate, as per
application on fle more fully APP
oEbERSD, That said application
be heard and determined ak the
Probate OfAce in Waterbury, In said
District, on the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary A. D. 1913, at 0:a0% o'clock
in the forenoon (Eastern War Time }
and that notice be given Of the
tendency Of said application, and
the time and place OF hearing there.
on by publishing the same one time
In some newspaper having q orr
culatlon In said District, also BY
leaving with or by mailing In regis.
tered letters, postage prepaid from
Waterbury, q copy OF this order TO
all parties interested and residing
without the Probate District OF
waterbury on or before the Srd
day OF February 1913.
MxRauERrTE NJ rAHY,,
2-S.1t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
There Is No Shortage
LiUe Stock
g Eggs, Poultry, Supplies

BIO SALE-Of Chickens. l8c TO zoe
ID. 3 Broilers for 81. II Onion g.
Tel. 3.0O80.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

nio0d 90 fiEh and enFtlas contains
naaElv three tines As MnFh plloss
phenln e. tha4 q no higher name
mals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
! l59O--WBRY--96N

e. "A.
4:l5--Green Valley, U. 8. A..
4:3O-Columbia's Country Journal
4:45-"Mountain Music"
5:00-Madeleine Carroll Reads
5:15-Mother and Dad s
6:30-Suppertimers a
5:45--Ben Bernie ~
6:0O--Quincy Howe and the News
6:1O-Keyboard Capers
6:15-CBS Program
6:30--News
6:45-The World Today
7:oo-"You Can't Do Business with
Hitler" 81
7:16--Harry James Orch.
7:3c-Columbia Masterworks OF
Music N ,ts
8:OO-Sammy Kaye Orch.
S:3O--"Dr. Christian"
S:56--News: Cecil Brown
9:OO-"Mayor Of Our Town"
9:3O-"Good Listening"
10:0O-Great Moments in Music
l0:30--The Man Behind the Gun
t1:00-News
l1;l5--Guy Lombardo Orch. .
11:20--Dance Orch. sea
l2:00-Sign OFF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
iOsO.WTIC--2ss

'iO6O-WTIC--zSS
i,oa.--isackstage wife
l.lk-kfella Dallas
l.a0-pIeoFenz0 Jones
l:1s--K0nng Wilder Brown
S:00--When a Girl MarFies
k.ik-s0Fiia Faces tifa.
s,ts-Fr0nt Pare Farrell
eso0--AeWa
s.ik-prof. Andre GehepkeF
etsO--Mnnleai Appetixegn
a.1k--k0waii Thomas
f;oo--gred waFlHg n PLEASURE
suk-Ssws ef ne weird
fMA-snay EloGIl'a Orch,
ftlk-il. ", knifenhoEn
f,b0--"AIFs and MPn, NORTH"
RfaB-F0IuulT Dorsey
nsa0-~gsddla Caster
hfaa--NF. District Attorney
loioom-skaV kfnef'n college "
kinHieAl knowledge
Al sa1uN# MWN
tIttb~~Ilaiisa Mmaln
iliao-~Anfhofee Nlafhense
n News
iHs6 pam Martins Music
sIaa IIef Nap4'N 1'N$ie
IS 8MN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
TOMORROW

A. M
] S,OO-+Yankee News
S:15-Morning Musicale
S:3O-The EARLY Bird
S:45---Morning Devotions
9:0O--News; Shoppers Guide
10:i5-Sacred Heart Program
IO:3O-The Cheer-Up Gang
li:0O--Headlines of Tomorrow
II :3O-Yankee House Party
Noon-Melodtc Moments
p. M. .,e ,
1s:15--Income Tax Talk; Gabriel
Price
l2:3O-Nows
12:45--Let's Dance
l:0O--Yankee News
I:l6-The Ice Cubes
i:3O-News: Pegeen Fitzgerald
1.lk-BroadWay Bandwagon
2:i5-Yankee Kitchen
2:45-Interestipg People
3:OO-At the symphony
4:OO-Affairs of Tom, DICK ana
s.oo--sheeiah Carter, Commentator
5:i5-Joe Frasetto's Orch.
6:3O-NeWs
b:45-Superman
e:OO--Yankee News
6:I5-Press Roundup
6:2O-Prayer; Music for Dining
6:45-Uncle sam: Drama
7:OO--Fulton Lewis, Jr.
1:l5-Dance Orch.
7:3O--Army on the Alr
7:45--Don Reds Orch.
S:0O--Rlnging' Sam
81S-Treasury Star Parade
e!a0-DaPk Destiny: Drama
9:00---Gabriel Heater
9:i5-Abe Lyman's Orch.
9.s0--Treasure Hour OF Song
Clapper
Barrle's Orch.
Dance Orch.
Ray HuttOn's Orch
ii :OO--Yankee News
ii.fS-Eddy Towards orch.
American serenaae
1 2;00-.Gign on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

Household Articles
OUR 3Srd FEBRUARY
FURNITURE SALE

An outstanding feature Of our
February Sale: A $25 q. 8. War
Bond absolutely free with any pur.
chase Of $500 OF more. This offer
expires February "a, 1943. (This
offer has received the endorsement
Of the United States Government.)
Alberts offer you the most for
your money The best for your
home. If you need furniture, stoves,
rugs, etc.. you'll find It here at
prices lower than you expected to
pay.
There Is No Shortage
Of household items at Albert's.
Our buyers placed large orders
months ago =. Today our ware
houses are bulging with merchan-
disc. Our showroom displays, the
largest in Connecticut, will make 1t
easy for you to shop. You'll find
just what you want at the price you
want to pay. Buy now, and save
during this great sale.
ALBERTS - 268 So. Main st.
WATERBURY, Phone 1914
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
Women Wanted

COMPETENT WOMEN for laundry
work. Apply waterbury Troy Steam
Laundry, Rushton Place of South
Main st. u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

Stuart Erwin, one Of Hollywood's
most talented citizens, will Join
George r. kaufman, Oscar Levant,
and music maker Morton Gould on
WATR's star studded ''CrestR
Blanca Carnival" tonight from s:l6
to 10 p. m.
The sandy-haired screen actor
who recently returned to Broadway
In the Theater Guild production
mfr. Sycamore" will do some fancy
verbal punching with co-emcees
kaufman and Levant, then oct in Q
specially~writteHl comedy skit titled
'The Midas Touch"
Eileen Farrell twenty-five year
old operate soprano. known TO radio
audiences for her excellent per-
formances with Howard Batlow's
symphony. will also be heard. Miss
Farrell was guest eoloist with the
Waterbury Civic Orchestra earlier
this season and was enthusiastically
received by Brass City music lovers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

1-2 ton
truck. Good rubber. Price reason
able. Cali %.l667.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

WINDOW CLEANING 60 you viii
save money u you send for ~
to do y0Uf cleaning. Connecticut
window Cleaning Co, Office. 322
Pine g. Dial Asst.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
WATR PROGRAM
HIGEiLI0HTS TONIGHT

B:lS sipefman, public hero hume
ben one Of young American
listeners.
e:S0-"Jiist Five Lines" - Human
interest drama series based
on news buried behind the
headlines.
i0:00-News and views by John y.
Hughes.
10i16-Martin Gable and Ann shep-
ard In ''How Far That Little
Candle" Q new type Of radio
drama on Treasury star Par
ade.
11:3O-"salute 10 the states"--Al-
Vino Rey's orchestra In ita
weekly show for the Treasury
Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

WOMEN or GIRLS-16 to go full or
part time work. Apply Peerless
Laundry, Naugatuck. Tele. 1882.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

HAVING LOST my sugar ration
book, I hereby make application
for g new one. Janet Casey, 100
Park Road,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
Business Service

81 Business Services Rendered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
Automobiles
Nesv Car Dealers

i0S8 Desoto 4 DR.. Sedan. r. g. H.
JOHN J. COLLINS, mo.
SO willow st. Dial S-Sl24
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
Announcements
Lost and Found

LOST Black patent leather pocket
book, Jan 26, on 1880 East Farm
st. bus. Contains oil rationing
coupons, soldiers picture. Reward.
Call 4.6622.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

Q Autos and Trucks For Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
Automobiles

10 Auto Parts and Accessories
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
NOTICE
TRnFLY TARpY, ct q

TREFLY TA1tDH1 oE u
WALTER M1cKrDwrcz. ct ais
RIO. ,., c,o9,,y,RT. for =, NEW
BURY, Jan. 22nd, 1e4S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

LOST Black and white pointer
dog. (female). Telephone 4-0S04.
Reward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
Employment

MAN - To work In stock room
Steady position, good salary. Lin
coin store, 81 West Main st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03

JOE'S ofcial Tire Inspection
% Service. Drive upl
JOEs TIRE SHOP, al North Main
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01
Mines In The South Must
Accept Plan, Ickes Says

Washington. Dec l.-(hP)-Scc-
rotary lCllCS has promised John l..
Lewis that the government will not
restore southern coal mines To- their
owners until they join in Il general
wage contract continuing tho lC<cS-
Lewis agreement under which min
crS now are paid.
Lewis. ON the strength Of the
promise. sat down today with north
crn and western ,o!t coal opCI atOrS
Ia write such Il contract.
1ckcS asked them 20 finish thc Job
within two Cr three days. Tho op-
orators. when the contract i s!gn-
cd. expect to get their seized proper
ties back from the government.
The SouihCrnCrS from West Nir-
ginia. Kentucky. Virginia. Tonnes
sec. and Alabama. now arc outside
the conference doors because they
refused to accept the present ar
rangcmCnt whereby miners are paid
nj u special rate for underground
travel time. assumed 10 bC Is min
utCS day
NJ the interior Department yes
'Crday before a rnumful OF operators
and United Mine Workers officials
Iclics urged that all those willing 10
negotiate within the lCkes-LeWis
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01

\ uo.m@'Iquc ON the .,.. IL .a
me Can" confer. uvr Viii .r sisted
l"icr IN III" w,,.. Reuters sid.
me RcI!crS dispatch WAS
broadcast Ia European countrir,,
IN several languages last night
by the Office of War Informal
ton. which said il had acted
with tie authority Uf the Oriirr
al Censorship.
Elmer Davis. OWE chief. d.
Glazed later in Washinsipn that
ihr owl had broadcast the Rcu-
trrN dispatch because il al
ready was all over Europe" The
German news agency. DNB. and
VIRTUALLY everybody else" has
circulated the Reuters report
and owl felt il should give its
customers something. too" Da-
Wis said.
The idea that IL meeting between
Roosevelt. Churchill and Stain wa.
probable has gained taClt accordance
III recent weeks.
Runners thai Chang might
JON such conference slipped
INTO the picture several DAYS
ago Ia add new globaI signifi-
canoe to reports of an impcnd-
ing meeting.
The RruicrS dispatch SAID that
Chang also would meet Stain.
The dispatch. as broadcast by
owl. WAS aS follows.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01
ACCOUNTANTS TALK
WAR TAX PROBLEMS

Chapel Hill. Dec. 1.-The fourth
annual North Carolina Accounting
ana Taxation Symposium. TO bc held
at the University of North Carolina
next Friday and Saturday. will fca-
turc round-tablc discussions on prob
lcmS involving taxation and account
ing relative TO the war program. it
was announced today by l.. y. Roger
son. chairman Of the University COM
nlttcc on local arrangements. and
John +. Prescott Raleigh. president
OF the North Carolina Association OF
Certified Public Accountants. which
Is sponsoring the meeting with the
cooperation of the University.
Registration. SET for o o'clock Fri
day morning. will be held in the
institute of Government. and inc first
session will get under way al 9:45
with President Prescott presiding
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01
Ration Point Values Of
Beef Cut For December

Washington. Dec l.iAPD-Thc
Once ot Price administration To-
day announced "a Substantial cat m
b"Ct point .atipu y.ilin-. buI said the
ration costs Of lamb and muttuu and
practically all veal viii remain un-
changed IN December.
Many pork cuts remain at The r,-
ducCd yaluC set 10y OpN IN Md
November.
Tho new schedule is effective Gun
day
The entire list %. r3Innrd beet
items. ranging from poricrhousc
steak e. hamburger Wl'i oc Crt from
two & three ration points" Price
Administration Chester BpwlCS said.
Both butter and margarine will
remain AZ their present point values
10 points and six points pound,
respectively.
The schedule effect, fairly sharp
increases in point values for ali
types Of checScs and major canned
'iSh items.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01
Repatriates'
First View
OF Homeland

Jersey City. N. j.. Dec Tap
Shouting with joy. cheering and
singing God Bless America" al
most l.5O0 rcpatriatcS had their first
view of their homeland after two
years of war intcrnmcnt as inc
diplomatic exchange liner Gripsholm
locked today.
AS !hc ship came within \ icw OF
the Statue of Liberty. the paSscn-
gers. tn" children. chccrcd wildly
and shouted excited welcomes to
the navy tug which pulled up along
side the liner 10 escort her 10 the
pier
They all looked fine" 4 naval
officer said. and they all seemed
L" be pretty happy Most of them
were dressed very well. with over
coats. wooden socks and 50 on"
Tho clothing. some 10000 pounds
OF various garments. had been sent
by the American Red Cross for those
OF the rcpatriatcS who needed il.