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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
COLONIAL HOUSE. 10 RMS. AND BATH.
coal, gas range. full-size basement, 2 large
oher % outbHdinas RsouEa Excellent RaFn condition. shas
Fafax gar grape frfSs ssEE n
Pen PEI SsIr SognIer' Manassas Va. Phone Fair
ARLINGTON FOREST. yA:-s ROOMS,
down payment. 1907 End I'd. N. CH.
BUNGALOW, LANDoVER HILLS. ON DE-
mode5n me sonveaieness: large well cared ior
chansn St st. oWSER. '0'OOV' '-V' D1
s1RM. fs FRAME, | BATH; ExTRA-LARGs
sc fSed f5 1se can bxBEaI BEAEY cA 1s
ford 1870. Open until pm.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN LYON VILLAGE
rms, 3 baths; about ga yrs old; finished
on nee fHe o in pres snd
Can REALTY AssocfATEsu. mus INcis spHr7 1917
Lee highway. CHI. 143S. oxford 1130.
BEVERLY HILLS =, GRIN. BRICK ON
floor, 2 bedIms., bath on End moor; slate
roc, roof and garage A bargain at slo,5oo.
heat, tile bath, 5Iarge; bright kitchep; nics
Ms4y,sd SNGr s96OPs Pst BE S9cF See 100 6tt9
tsrms term oRfh Rsde dsy }so5 5n rssp2oas R@ '1SSO
SoTTAGE CITY, MD S5sd 4G1s PARKWooD
kitchen and bath on st hoor; rooms,
kitchen and bath on I'd floor; d floor apt.
Ppce rented a" st5 psg 4nhN
1898 Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd
Hyattsville 004S.
IF INTERESTED IN A $4,000 HOME
rental. call HOLBRoOK & co, CHI. 5o49.
ARLINGTON. ADJACENT TO .BUCKING-
porch and garaee' owNER, WI 77a0,
LANDovER, HILLS, MD-oUT. DEFENSE
and bath, mos old 8 lots, full basement.
s sas con Soa 5sa Sns Pa h5s
5000 down. Ais 10th ave.
NEARBY MD, a BLOCK TO R. I. AVE,
n.e;-4-room bungalow with sleeping porch
and garage; recently newly papered and
Mt Rainier. 8 blocks to R. I. ave. ne
Fine old home with baths on 1st and End
floors nicely S,!s ARRANGED for ! or families;
den: concrete, street; $1,000: terms. Call
NO. 1903 or inquire o3s1 r. I. ave. ne
GouN1EY sou ssFAPE LATE p oyER 90 AcREs
Mt, Vernon boulevard, improved by small
modern frame, electrically equipped ..
bedroom home. Public transportation
convenient terms: unusual opportunity
Mr.. johnson
McKEEVER & WHTTEFORD
1914 K st. NV. DI, 9706.
3-BEDROOM BRICK,
In perfect condition . years old Lmme,
date possession. Large living room. fullS
insulation in walls and ceiling; $40 gals.
oil consumed last season: 65-ft frontag-'
price. $3.50; substantial cash. COLONIAL
FALLS CHURCH.
6-r. modern house. white, green trim.
Large living r., fireplace. screened porch.
att. garage, beautiful trees lot T5xl so,
Near bus, stores, schools. Price, $500:
$1,000 cash.
J, L. C. WEST.
F. C. 2135-J. Eve. 2066-w
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APTS, WANTED (cont.)

RESPONSIBLE GOVT. OFFICIAL WANTS
unfurn. apt. or house. 3 bedrooms, George
town or central location. for years lease;
outstanding refs; nomnally priced. Phone
MA. 1925 Ext. S42. Box 423-T. Star. 16s
WPB EXECUTIVE DESIRES FIVE OR SIX
room apartment, preferably unfurnished,
or seven-room house only, in NV. section.
Phone before , pm. North l54l. II"
NAVAL OFFICER, WIFE AND CHILD DE-
Sires 2-bedroom modern furnished apart
ment with private bath; preferably NV:
convenient to school Box 9SV, Star. 20
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES UNFURNISHED
two bedroom apartment or house in NV.
section or Virginia: Sl25 maximum rent.
Tel. RE. 61OO, Ext. :5343. H.
WANTED. APARTMENT OR RESIDENCE,
two or three bedrooms, well furnished,
clean and modern in good n W. section,
preferably near Washington Cathedral:
rental, S?0o-S4on month: eentile Govern
ment official wife, two BOYS, Z and =:
required August 18th but viii rent now If
necessary. Phone WI 935S. To-
WANTED, / OR > ROOM UN-
furnished apartment by the 18th. co.
1920 until pm. MR.. LONG.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


SHEvY " I GHAsG sgor S BEDRooMs oF0o9
1929,
Isk STcE
ceptiop han, large. living, room. dining
2 baths; insulated, screens, weather
stripped. 3 porches; ! inclosed; recreation
hsa Fm O'mt meDEV1Tr 59llf@ OHt-i4 RA 44 ser hv oil
5Ol6 9th ST. NW.-s-RoOM, 2-FAMILY
house, excellent condition. . baths. >
DAVID COOPER. Ma 1850 or RA. 4lls.
sEMIDErACHED CORNER, BRIGHTWOOD
delshtfuI Kitchen III INV, heat D1 with COAL;
garage on alley easy to get into; everything
sur Sun. and Spts eyes 81 COOS 1Mr Alien
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE REsALEs IN
River Terrace, brisk and masonry construe-
MURPHY. 3435 Bennins I'd. ne. Phone
TR. $500. Mr.. Brock.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-VACANT. De
tached frame home. now being recondition-
ed throughout. Call EX. $3.50 or DU. $500
300 BLOCK SHERIDAN ST, NW-ENG-
lsh brick. conv. located all large rooms 3
din din o2iH rm., Kit; Kit retg' large scr porches,
recr @ rm a,vT441r hasn't toilet t,a h-w gas heat
gar. McDENllI. RA. 49,.
BRICK BuNGALoW, s1,5oo DOWN; BUILT
fenced: rooms and bath, full bsmt and
attic fireplace, school, stores end bus close
ewes, 81. 20OS. Mr.. AllenD
93s ST NW-OWNER GOING TO
California. thriving grocery store and .
room apartment: 81 1850: only $500
ILLINOIS AVE, near JEFFERSON. NV
-Scmidetached brick large rooms bath,
y, y 1Yy = ash ,1ay,
uRcioLo REALTY co ME-. 4a41
sirable det. home in Cleveland Park; g
bedrooms, 3 baths; large hal! and rooms,
EN- 455o with Thos L Phillpsi
IN CHEVY CHASE D. c.. THIS DE-
sIrasie corn9E home on lot having 1o-ft
. bedrooms and bath on ne i st ,hoo,, in
Tha prce 70 is 6ny 60P Siaa room THos l.
PHILLIPS. WO 1000 until pm.
36lS Conn.
BETHESDA, MD;;-LARGE 7-RM. HOUSE,
with fireplace heated sun parlor, dining
rm, electric kitchen. hardwood floors
6 sash sPd m
laundry tubs, air-conditioned oil heat.
1907 insula ted: about 900 gals. of oil per
75x200; rear yard completely fenced; bus
transp morning and evening PRICED TO
ton by appointment only, CLARENCE E.
KEISER, 1850 EaSt-WeSt hwy, Bethesda,
Md. WI 4176 or WI. 1898
TAX. PIX, "l9 UNDERWOOD sT-S R,
. b., > fam: gar; oil heat; mr.. transp..
schools playground. Reas. terms, RA 5a4i.
PERFECT LOCATION IN NEARBY VA!
Famous Lynhaven ideally situated for now
and and postwar New brick homes only
from .S5675. Right on :? exp, bus lines
Just 5 min, to heart of city. Call Mr..
IVey today. Temple 1000 (after $50 p m.
Adams S6SSl. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
FINE. ROOM AND 3 BATH HOME A
few doors from l4th st. NV. FIRST com
mercial location, $1,000; So 900 down,
$3.50 per month. o. interest on $4,000
] st trust. HERBERT & SON, 5l5 E.
Capitol ST. Lincoln 0l2a.
SPECIAL BARGAIN, NEAR l 9th and COL.
rd. -2-Story, large. S-room, 2-bath
brick @-car brick garage, large porches.
This is real home. RE. 5216. 12'
1914. T ST. NV, BURLEITH-AN OUT
standing value. home or Investment. Price.
$1,000. terms. MR.. TUCKER. NO. 1882.
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NEW APIS
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-FURN- . RMS
Ink, oil heat; hot water, elec. incl: G. E
range and refg.; pvt. ent.: married couple
WA. l333
STUDIO APT, SINGLE ROOM; BOARD
optional 81. 81 | Z after 10.
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APARTMENTS. SUB WANTED.
WANTED. APT. IN COLLEGE PARK. MD.
Tor university professor and wife . 10 4
rooms: kitchen. bath; not in basement.
Call Union 1855. 10.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH, IN APART
ment house; unfurn.: on bus line. in near
by virginia available August 10. Box
l@3-V. Star. IT,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


ARLINGTON RIDGE, 3 MINUTES TO
bedrooms, 9 baths on 2nd floor; bedroom.
den, complete bath on 3rd; fireplace - in in
recreation room. maid IS room and bath:
beautiful yard Call Jackson 2142.
NICE NV SECTION. CLOSE-IN- FUR
Rshsd Rcs 4S sdrpi Be gss SesweeP s
DOWNTOWN = 2 BEDROOMS, LIVING
room, kitchen. Frigidaire 91S NJ ST. NV,
janitor or Apt. 131. 10.
3 BEDROOMS. COMBINATION BATH AND
ton block to bus and streetcar. Box
332-M, Star.
NEAR 49th AND MASS. AVE. NW.-FUR-
niShed house; BEDROOMS, | bath; $3.50.
@ THoS, L. ooo PHILLIPS 35ls Conn. ave.
SLIGO PARK HILLS = PRACTICALLY
new new rooms; baths, sun parlor. recre- re
9n ssG mSn9b aeaT ca saFase aA pst0 large lot
AVAILABLE FOR . MONTHS, SEPT. / TO
Moy. l; Groom furnished house in Beverly
idTesned as porcS Ss sock nahs bus
per month Phone Temple 3s6a 80 ~
ARLINGTON : PARTIALLY, FURN.;. 9
years old; Z. rooms, Y baths, f1rst-hoor
bedroom and half bath; near l0c bus and
COUPLE WANTED TO SHARE HOME. ALI,
$50 mo WA 1910.
BETHESDA COOL. A,TTRACTIVEL.Y
furn. house, . acres tree-shaded grounds
4 bedrooms, 9 maids rooms. 3 baths; bus
BY door: will snblet, for . months, Aug
10Th to Oct; 18th; highest references re-
auired; 5000 month Phone WI. S6a1.
CHEVERLY. MD.-4-ROOM AND BATH
bungalow, completely furn., oil heat; i'm
mediate occupancy. 56l2 Landover ave.
S3oo-RESTRICTED COMMUNITY, OVER
looking Rock Greek Park; gas heat, 3 bed
rooms baths. clubrcom, cardroom, maid s
room and bath; 2-car garage; beautifully
and completely furnished.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS.
351S Conn. Ave NV WO 1900
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OFF GEORGIA. AVE

Park rd.--Attractive home, s rooms
bath, auto. heat. porches; deep lot. garage.
large open fireplace, etc. Excellent con-
dition. Priced for only $6,250, on terms
Imm ediate possession
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM u.s.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co, ME. 540O.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


Mt RAINIER, 4lo3 33rd sT-sUNDAY
fuesasy. II aHH or VA a,'eE 4s3s pm on Monday and
WILL SHARE BEDROOM AND APT. WITH
rsferencss exc6anred 5i Prxss1s TA. ss1s 'n''uoe0
GROOM COMPLETE FURN. APT, .
bedrooms baths; TO adults; restricted
sn d'f IN nesf sh aad adt co5mbs I'd
price $3.50 per mo Address 37O7 Adams
Mil I'd NV. Apt 4ol.
2l35 P ST. NV OR GOVT. GIRLS:
ca; small sgle. rms. S5-S7. so. DI. 2135:
2ND FLOOR, 2 LARGE BEDROOMS,
hse a vb D05 me Ns1g Ya4d Smdfy qn
Nicely FURNISHED AFARTMENT. SUIT
able e. for young ladies': street car and bus
door c5 FR Pn 4a4a g a0G al 0'dss 1856 and down"
room and Kitchen " modem der i English 15rfk brick
gentle rttd nnia home; SHOWER bath; cony transp
Large kitchen bedroom and bath: plenty
not water; very reasonable
! GOVT. GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
NV, section. close in on bus line: GENTLE
home. DE. 1924 after $50 pm. weekdays
AVAILABLE NOV. Ist PVT. IsT FL. OF
home in Silver spg, lge liv rm / bedrm.,
| din. kit. bath basement playroom, gar,
by g BUS To nfp 9Th un and PhoPe aen pgn nomt @
/ no pets. Give particulars, including phone
as owner will be in city only one day
/ for interview. etc. Sl20. Write Box 90-S
| Star.
APT, l ROOM AND KITCHEN, ELECTRIC
bath; partly furn.; s3s; gas, electricity and
renee st. ne. Michigan 002l
623 A ST. NE.-COMPLETEY FURN.; 3
| large rooms, private bath. kit. twin
/ beds: reference REQ; no children.
! COMPLETELY FURN. APT. PVT. KTTCH-
1912 SPRING RD. NW-IMMACULATE
basement apartment, completely furnished
block 4th s.. cars; , girls. North 1923
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE BEDROOM APT,
completely furnished. available for ! month
Executive 300 Ext, It. aoo5533.. oSA 10 D.
COLUMBIAN HALL, 1888 COLUMBIA RD
each each Weekly. " Resident manage aEds women %
DOWNTOWN, ll43 18th NV ROOM
studio apt; cooking facilities. everything
1882 KENYON ST. NW-ROOM. KITCH-
en-. sink. private F'rigidaire; young married
couple wanted; S35 mo.
nished 2 rooms, kitehenmette private BATH BATH:
employed quiet couple: couple restricted. rest. Cali
after | pm. Phone Michigan s445
413 MASS. AVE NV. = WELL-FUR-
nished 2-room apt: sss, elee,. Ffrigera-
Republic 2762.
FURNISHED. 1-BEDRoOM APT. TO sUs-
per month. Eek. 2le3.
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Immediate Possession.
Gas Heat.
Wesley Heights-$17,250.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

1918 43rd PL. N.W-6 ROOMS AND
bath, storage attic, semidetached. 3 porch
es; close to schools, churches and stores. in
good residential neighborhood: $3.50;
down payment. ST 900; balance like rent
OF S7l 80 per month. Possession By Ar
gust 81, 1943. Can be seen by appoints
ment only Call MA. 4519.
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$1l,950.
OWNER TRANSFERRED

This 2year-old, all-brick pc Ccd
with slate roof and attached garage, has
a most unusual and picturesque setting
with rock-walled branch running through
'front.' lawn: entire grounds are fenced with
white pickets
Yet this home is only blocks from
WIS. ave. cars. II contains vestibule en-
trance. center hail, living room 1920,
large dining room and kitchen, also lava
tory on first floor 3 bedrooms and full tile
path on End floor, there is fireplace in
basement, and recreation room nearly
finished. Heated by gas.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Reconditioned throughout; g large rms
corner wooded lot. storm sash, etc. Prompt
possession; terms. EDW. H. JONES q CO.
INC Call Woodley 1900 until 8 pm.
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MERIDIAN PARK AREA-Lovely lge,
front rm. for 3; also dble. rm., attrac.
maple furn.. all sgle. beds, inner-spg
Enstt; ldry. fac, maid and linen service;
$2o mo. ca; also lge. sgle. rm.. $3.50
10. DE. 6313.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOXHALL VILLAGE.
CHARMING Rpf(-K H0Nsr

Most conveniently located, just vest ~
GEORGETOWN in highly desirable and popu.
lar community, we have available for I'M
inside and out--a sood looking brick hons
OF English design. Includes very IarrS
living room with marble fireplace buiit-in
bookshelves; 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on
second floor: 2 bedrooms and / bath on
third floor; automatic heat, garase Owner
details please call Sydney Karr, WI acs5.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. l41l.
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4l2 ONEIDA PL. NV well-furn. bed
rooms with private sitting. room; suitable
Tor = girls: express bus lines RA 1896
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BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
NOW VACANT.

$3.50. Kensineton. Like new o-yr-
old. 2-story. cozy 5-rm. home, tile bath,
fireplace, Frigidaire. gas range, 3 tons OF
coal Full basement. Coal h.zw h. Lovely
garden, corn, tomatoes. cucumbers ready
TO pick. Nice lawn. shade. Near stores
and bus. $500 cash. JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville. Nd Phone Ashton IS4H
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E1OUbIE FftONI DOW NS AIMS hOOM TOT
2 men. Call before 3 pm. AT. Os7s.
CHEVY CHASE, 5379 Nevada ave NV
Large attractive room. desk, lounge chair,
uni. phone; double, $50; single, S35: gen.
lille home WO 5000
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| Yacht: adj. bath; maid. phone. parking
service; gentle home conservative older
/ man preferred. SO mn DI AG51
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WANTED, SMALL UNFURNIsHED APART
ment in NV. Call WO. 1875 after > pm
UNFURNIsHED. > ROOMS. SCOTT OR
Dupont T3i6
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APARTMENTS FUR OR uhEup

PARTIALLY FURNISHED or UNFUR-
nished, 5 rooms, bath, lst floor, corner
house. plenty light and air; laundry facili-
yes; 500 month. Phone WA. 1893 after
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
SERVICE FIRMS DISCUSS NEEDS
Office of Civilian Supply Promises Cooperation in
 Meeting Difficulties

Difficulties experienced by local domestic service firms and food inc dustries were discussed at a meet ing of % representative with Don- aid B. Longman, head of the dis- tribution branch of the once of Civilian Supply, yesterday at city hall. Fields represented included: laundries, hotels, plumbing, steam fitting, shoe repairing, restaurants, electric appliance agencies, and au- tomotive service.
 Spokesmen said the greatest prob- lens were in securing sufficient materials and supplies and in keep ing workers. One hotel owner re- ported a labor turnover of more than 700 per cent last year, while other firms also pointed out the loss of help due to industrial opportu- nities here. Priority rulings on supplies were described as a great handicap, but at the same time es- forts to use substitute materials were reported.
 Temporary headquarters will be set up by the once of Civilian De- fense in New Haven and Hartford in the near future and service will be given through them to the local establishments, the distribution chief stated.
 In the meantime several firms will curtail services until the bus- mess problems are eaSed, it was an- nounced. One laundry spokesman said large portion of fancy" service has already been stopped as an aid in giving the more essential service. Although very few firms have gone out of business because of the labor shortage and lack of supplies, the opinion has been ex- pressed that such results are feared unless remedy is found for the difficulties.
 Plans were made for series of meetings by the individual types of service units. Electrical appliance dealers will meet at the Chamber of Commerce building Wednesday at 7:3O p. m., while the auto repair operators will gather Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Intentions of calling a similar meeting of shoe repairers and several other classi- flcations of domestic service agencies were expressed.
 The meeting was called by Mayor John s. Monagan and Frank J. Green, executive secretary of the Waterbury Chamber of Commerce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
ChapIos kixauol,a
 Missing Is Action

Corporal Charles e. Lizaas- kns of tis Park terrace, whe has been serving ln NoFth Africa, ls missing ln metlen, according Co Q communication reeeivea by his parents from Che War aepartment. The young ser- viceman ls reported Co have been missing since Feb. A4 aas though no other details were dlsciesed.
 The son ce AEr. and Mrs. Charles LlnAvskns, Che corporal entered Che Army Feb. 40, l94l. He trained at camps in nRassa. chusetts, north Carolina, and Florlda before receiving an as- slgnment Co England last Angs ust. He has been ln Forth Africa for two months. The last letter sent e his parents arrived the early part Of February.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
OFFICERS CHOSEN
 AT MEETING HERE
WOIcOtt Republican Group Names John BrOuker
 President
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma F. Cole
 Tel 3-2803

Wolcott, March 26 - The Wolcott Republican League met recently at the Copper Kettle on the Meriden road. Election of officers was held with the following being elected. president, John Brouker; first vice. president, J. Robert F'ulgham: sec- ond president, Carl A. Peter son; secretary, Mrs. George Wat son; treasurer, Mrs. Ernestine Took CT; entertainment committee, John Wilkenson and Mrs. Beatrice Woos- ter; sick committee, Mrs. Dorothy Mortonson: publicity, Mrs. George Williams and Martin J. Whalen; board of directors, chairman George Williams. A social hour was held after the meeting with refreshments and favors made by Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. George Watson and Mrs. John Brouker. The next meet ing will be held April second.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26

ton the leading destroyer hoisted signal: Optional, hands to bathe over the side" The "E" first heu- tenant almost had a taker on his offer of five shillings to the first man in the water Temperature 38 FahrenheiD.
 Over a 9O-minute period these were the orders:
 Stoker crew to man whaler and take demolition party to nearest destroyer. (The "E" should have had her stokers race in Iceland; they were easily the best of the four stoker crews.)
 Rig hand capStan. (For weighing anchor by manpower.) Rig and man additional crows nest. GA handy barrel was hoisted up the foremost and made fast, with a sailor jumping into 1t. List ship five degrees to starboard. (This is usually done by shifting fuel and water from tank to tank; unfor- tunately, the "E'S" tanks had all just been topped off," She already listed four degrees to port and couldn't get over to starboard.)
 Place collision, mat over the side at a designated point. Rig after steering position. Rig emergency aerial. (This made up for the list to port-"E" had foreseen the order and had the aerial ready for rig ging.) Rig 10-inch signal light on X-gun platform, and use it to sig nal evolution completed" GA sig mailman saved our skins here. The "E" had no electric outlet on X-gun platform, so he took the back of the signal light. stuck portable lamp inside, and Signaled with that.)
 F Ties With Leader
 Prepare to tow aft, Lay out buoy. Send whaler manned by ordinary seamen with firSt-aid party to nearest ship. Provide tow forward. Burn searchlight on leading de- stroyer. Rig sounding boom. Send Diesel fire-11ghting party to near est ship. Take away kedge anchor GA small auxiliary anchor dropped by small boat away from the de- stroyer, so that the destroyer can pull itself to a new position by hauling in the cable0
 Fire in tiller fiat, rig and operate three fire hoses. Prepare to aban- don ship"
 Oh the final order, climbing nets were dropped over the side, secret and confidential papers gathered on the bridge for destruction or to be taken over the side. boats were made ready and 1iferafts and floats cleared for use while all hands ap- peared on the upper decks in life belts. Then the drill was completed. AS each order had been execut- ed. the destroyer hoisted a signal which had already been sent on for hoisting. while officers on the bridge watched the other destroy CTS to see which one had their cor responding signals up. (T'he "E" and the leading destroyer tied for top score) Evolutions completed. the officers gathered aboard the leader to work out the score and discuss shortcuts invented.
 Twenty-four hours later we were back at sea again. The exercises continued: Action stations! For exercise, Alarm Port! Enemy in sight bearing 070 degrees, range 1000 - For exercise. Open Fire!" It still was practice. but this time 1t had grimmer purpose. The enter tainmentS were over.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS MEET
Delegation From Water. bury to Attend Saturday
 Session in Hartford

Hartford public high school win be the scene Of the spring meeting of the Connecticut Social Studies Teachers' association, Co be held on Saturday, beginning At 10 a. m. Samuel Meyers of Leavenworth high school IS preslden. At the luncheon meeting whl01 will take place at noon in the Town and Country club Richard D. Scandrett, Jr., graduate of Amherst college and Columbia University 9iil be the principal speaker, his topic being "A Dynanl- ic Peace"
 Many persons prominent in edu- catlonal directing throughout the state will be present as well as sev. eral representatives who include Miss Elizabeth Kane, retired head of the history department at Cros- by; Miss Helen ffaugh, head of the social study department at Crosby; Miss 0eorgiania Clark, of Wilby, who heads the history department at the school; and Miss Julie Sulli. van, of the Crosby history depart Eaent.
 MT. Meyers and Miss Kane are completing their second terms as president and secretary of the asso. citation and election of officers will be held at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
ON WAIKIKI BEACH

Honolulu - CU.P) - The Battle of Midway and the Guadalcanal campaign induced tho owner of a popular milk bar on Waikiki Beach to erect this sign above his en- trance: Through these portals pass the best damn flghtin' men in the world.r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
Roy NOrcrOss Speaker

Roy Norcross of the New Haven Farm Bureau was the guest speaker Tuesday nicLt at the Town Hall. at which tir'e 3 he spoke on the neces- sity of raising vegetables for next winter. MT. Norcross was introduced by Henry L. Norton, chairman of the local defense agricultural com- mittee. It was recommended that seeds and fertilizer be purchased early as the supply is limited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
Ladies Aid Met

The Ladies Aid of the Wolcott Congregational church met at Beecher Memorial Hall. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Rogers, president, presided. Army kits were made during the afternoon for the Red Cross. Those present were: Mrs. Alfred M. Bells. Mrs. Charles Rog- CTS, Mrs. William Tyrell, Mrs. Henry Norton, Mrs. William Libolt, Mrs. Arthur Harrison, Mrs. Howard Kraft
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
ParsOns-SteinInan

The wedding of Robert James Parsons. son of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons of East street and Miss Evelyn Steinman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Emil Steinman of Irion street, Waterbury will take place April 4 at 3:30 p. m. at the Sacred Heart church, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
nn0rs Give Fest To Life On British DeStrOyerS In Arctic

NnkEoRs NOTE: This enc a ss i've articles on the men
 sk tha Rayn Navy palng he Arctic Ocean tO guard the IHne1 e Russlal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
CERTIFICATES FOR
 SCOUT TROOP 13

At Q recent meeting of Troop 8, Boy Scouts, all members received registration certificates for i043 at the Church of Sacred Heart. jo. seph Ippollito, scoutmaster, was In charge. First aid requirements were passed by James Brennan, George Costello, Jack Bowling, Wil- liam Murphy and Edward Flynn, Best acting Scouts present were Robert Oodburn and Thomas RI. ley, and oath and law were de. livered by Nicholas Palomha.
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