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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18
R-U- Listening?
With CHARLES MANN.

Addenda: Harold Rorne's must. cal travesty for Mutual,s Carnival show on March 17th fit the holi- day. It's title: I'm Glad You Asked That Question: St. Patrick's Day.. Victor Borge, previously known to Americans only as radio comic, shattered the all-time week. end record at the Waldorf -Astoria's swank Wedgwood Room in his first New York personal appearance. {. Hank Ladd has postponed his re- turn to the air by flying to Alaska with Bert Wheeler to entertain our armed forces there.
 "The Hour of Charm" has given up its usual Florida trip this year for patriotic reasons. It's the first time the all-girl band with sOlOistS and Director Phil Spltalny have stayed away from the sunny south in years.
 Bing Crosby was bale to hobble around during the broadcast of the Music Hall last Thursday, but re. hearsals were conducted in one cor. ner of the stage so the singer could sit in an easy chair with hts injured foot propped up. Crosby was hurt in a freak auto accident after en. tertainirg troops in Arizona.
 Herman the duck is Oracle Aliens beloved pet on her comedy broad. casts - but live ducks make her nervous. It took much courage on Gracie's part to hold a real quack- ing specimen in her arms for pub licity pictures when she arrived In New York recently.
 Guy Lombardo, whose new pro- gram, Three Ring Time" is heard over CBS stations, Monday nights at 1O:S0 D. rn., was selected not long ago by the Custom Tailors Guild as one of the ten best dressed men in America. During the recent cold spell, Guy was willing to forgo his stylishness for warm, but hardly fashionable, Canadian storm protector.
 One of the rarities of radiO--a female gag writer-Iwill help turn out the weekly comedy rOutines for the new GrOuchO Marx program, Blue Ribbon TOwn," which debuts over CBS March 27. She's Selma Diamond, one of HOlIywOOd's clev- crest funny women. Not more than two or three top gal gagsters are in the business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18

Walter T0scanini. a son of Ar. tuFO Toscaninl, formerly with the RIGA Manufacturing G.. Camden. y. J., has joined the music division of the National Br0adcasting Co.
 ToscanlnI was employed at the RCA Victor plant in Camden since 1888 in progFamming capacities for Black Seal and chlldFen's records.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18

pr. Frank Blacks 'sNEusic of the New World" program over NEG, to. night at 1l:SO, will be devoted to music of "The Seven Seas" embrace ing shOrt.haul and Capstan shantles popular from 1912 to 1890. COm- mentstor on the program will be Leopold StOkOwski.
 Leopold Stok0wski will speak briefly on this program, which will make Che first time the noted con- ductor has given Q commentary on . program not his own.
 Daytime Classics" 8 program of semi-classical music, will be heard on NEG every Thursday and Fri- day morning starting today, 9:S0 o'clock. The program, featuring the IS piece Gordonaires orchestra, orig mates in the studios of WTAM, Cleveland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18

Best VOdviI in Waterbury!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18

RIDE A BUS TO SEE THIS SHOW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18
1O8O-WTIC-2SS

IUOU-WITO-E P. M. 4:00-Backstage Wife 4:15-Stella Dallas 4:30-Loren2o Jones 4:45-Young Widdow Brown 5:00-When 4 Girl Marries 5:f5-Portia Faces Life 5:30-Just Plain Bill 5:45--Front Page Farrell 6:00-News 6:15-History In the Headlines
 with Professor Andre Schen-
 ker 6:S0--Strictly Sports 6:45-Lowell Thomas. commentator 7:00--Fred Waring In Pleasure
 Time with Victory Tunes 7:15-News of the World
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18

Budd Hulick was spouting "Parlez vous Francais" to Arlene Francis at "What's My Name" Cracked Arlene: "Where did you learn French-o6 a perfume bottle?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18

Mrs. Aldrich finds that a lost ration book still has it's points good and bad-in "The Aldrich Family over the NEG Network to- night, at S:S0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18
WATR PROGRAMS
1920 KilOcycles

2:45-Interes,fng People 3:00-At the Symphony 4:00-Walter Compton, News 4:15--Main Street Album 4:30--Bridgeport Ensemble 5:O0-Sheelah Carter. Commenta-
 tor 5:15-Joe Frasetto's orch. 5:30--News 5:45-Superman 6:0O--Yankee News 6:l5-Press Round Up G:20--Prayer: Music for Dining 6:45-Uncle Sam-Drama 7:0O-Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:l5-Army on the Air 7:30-The Magic of Music S:00-Singin' Sam
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-18
By Wnsx RAa-a

roles and featuring Bella Lugosl, Lionel Atwill, Maria Ouspenskaya and Lon Chaney. "lt Comes Ug Love" with Gloria Jean, Donald O. Connor and Tan Hunter will be tho second hit of the program.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30

miller. 1850 r. Forest. Camp
DAVIS \. c.. officer school End
1t Joseph r. Connor, 1912
Cheyenne. :
WAAC SCHOOL
Fort SEEMING. Ga. officer
school. 2nd Its. William I. Emke,
25lS Mcclellan. Camp Polk. La,
WAAC school. Aux. Theresa kO-
buszewski. 1863 Chestnut. Parks
Air College. Ill. Pfc. Dominic NJ.
Stanek, 6332 Marcus. Patterson
n. j., AAF technical school, Nasab
X. Battel, 2734 Ferry Park.
Fort Knox Ky, Cpl. Dainnie r.
Alexander, 4009 Agnes. Lincoln
Park; Pies. Frank f.. Angel. 5l33
Van Dyke; Roy J. Perrin, 243C
Vermont, clerical course; Cpls
Walter l.. Choyjnacki, 1924 Wykes
Detroit, William Bicsak. "a Alb
bott, River Rouge, tank school.
AVIATION MECHANICS
Amarillo, Tex. AAF aviation
school, Thaddeus r.
Ma ichrzycki, 1850 Twenty-third
Richard q. Hofer, 1052S Knodell
Fort Monmouth, n. j. army sig
nal school. 2nd 1t. Garfield ~
Brown. 24l0 lngliS. Fort Belvolr
Va. army engineer school. End 1t
John j. Higgins Jr., l645 Park
view. Fort Crook, Neb.. army
ordnance automotive school, Pfc
Aaron g.. Lewis. 1920 Ferney
Dearborn.
Strothers Army Air Field, Kan
Aviation Cadets Edward Gluk.
lick, 301l Fullerton; Jack w. Ken.
nedy, 9599 Monica; r. &. Tucker
2970 Second; William w. Gilbert
11707 Mendoza. Detroit; Paul r.
Hun, Swartz Creek; Charles X,
Jones, Dowagiac; Elmer II. Rem
ner Jr., Monroe Evergard l.,
Wager. Battle Creek; Donald r.
Either, Ramsay.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
Fat Collections
Tagging Here
Intensified 6-Week Drive
Planned TO Spur Detroit

More Detroit housewives must
begin collecting waste fats desper-
Iately needed for war production.
They must prepare soon TO STRAIT
saving brown paper bags, so that
the men overseas may continue
TO have waterproof paper con-
tainerS.
These are the present greatest
needs for the scrap-for-war cam
palgn dire ct d by the Wayne
County Salvage Committee.
Detroit so far has fallen down
"miSerably" in the collection of
waste fats, Edwin j. Anderson,
chairman of the comm Il [ g c,
warned in an executive meeting.
Detroit butchers are coop
Grating favorably in the fats drive
and city renderers have agreed Ia
underwrite the $1,000 expenses of
an intensified six weeks campaign
10 get in the fats.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
United Presbyferidns
Increase College Fund

NEW WILMINGTON. Pa, May
% CUP)-Having increased ITS
allotment 10 United Presbyterian
colleges by $4,000 to meet in
creased demands caused by the
war, delegates 10 the 85th general
assembly of the United Presby-
terian Church in North America
plunged further today into admin
istrative work of the denomina-
tiOn.
Delegates also CommemOrated
the Booth anniversary of the sit
ting of the Westminster Assembly
OF DivineS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
FIND THREE BODIES

The situation was similar in
other flood regions in the Illinoi,
River Valley. although in some in.
stances refugees were back in then
abodes.
Bodies of three persons drowned
in the flood-swollen Arkansas
River were recovered at Morrilton
Ark. One dead and three injured
was reported AT Winthrop. Ark
when a railroad CabooSe and en-
CINE hit a track washout and over
turned.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
Service Notes:

Maria. TeN. army air field ha
hrred our another class Of AN.
llorS. Among them are three De.
roiters ard five from other part,
II the stale. as follows 2nd IT.
James J. Brown. 12al Three Nile
rharle> (aradouua, 4'15 Sryburn
Alden {. Drcv>cn. 1892 N0ers
Detroit: Philip !. Chase, jackson
William \. Mikkola. Mohawk
Buell. r. Andru>, Adrian Donald
6. Fouracre. birmingham. anc
Ernest I. Nance. SaGinaW
GRADUATES
Graduating from other amy
Ind navy schools: Sheppard Field
Tex, airplane mechanics school
Pics. John r. JaunazTo5 S30i Sher-
dan: Robert y. Landrum, Z3l w
Grand BLVD. anthony J. Bongi-
,rno. $3.50 Heidelberg Henry T.
later. Jl2O7 ChU>ty. Be'rOit
George n RaNl. 2033 Sllycry
Lane. Dearborn
DeminC. y. NJ, army air hefd
Aviation Cadet Lawrence J. Lam
BERT, 2202l RoScdalc S. Clan
Shores. Roosevelt Field. y Y.
iirplane mechanics school PIES
Easpsr Papp. S05S Lane Robert
kcislowicz. 1857 BroCkion.
GRADUATED As NAVIGATOR
Carlsbad y. NJ, army naviCa
lion school: End Its. Albert A.
Kukorowski. 1915 Moran. PecoS
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
Detr0iterS Get Wings
From Texas Air Field

school Pies. Frank SJluk, $50 y.
Harbaugh John H. snyder ga "
Ferry Henry Barut. M54 w
Fcrr> Harry !. DeNalerio, 3Z'i
Crane and stephen ". Seall,
Detroit
Roswell y NJ army nyInc
school. 9nd Lts. Thomas ". Gil
lcrau. l7i3 C7>Cran Robert .,
Hartman, .3u5 LonCiClIOW, Bur
ton r. Harrison Jr.. 2Oou3 BrIar-
cliff. Na1or> Field Ten. basic
hy.nC school Peter DoIorC, APO
Mckay George =. sampson, l1lSl
ROSClaVn. Detroit, RuSSeI o. Rice,
lil Naploton. Crosse PoIntc
Farms. Gale B. Miner, ChoCtah
Santa Monica. Cal. advanced
1NinC school: COL. Edward Il. For
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
Jeep Line Will Resume

TOLEDO. May % GNS)--The
army jeep assembly line at the
Willys-Overland plant, closed down
by a strike a a supplier firm, will
resume operations Tuesday, J. w.
Fraser. president Of Willys-Over-
land. announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
Decorated for Bravery

Pvt. Everett Deaton, 1406 Avon
road Rochester. has been awarded
the silver star for gallantry in ac-
ton, the war department an
nounced today Dcaton was one of
six to be honored in the latest
army list.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
CITIZENS EVACUATED

Amphibious jeeps, boats DOW
cred by outboard motors, scows
and assault barges evacuated resi-
dents from the flooded districts.
At Beardstown. H., the Illinois
River receded TO 28.8S feet hut
evacuees saw little hope of return.
ing To their water swept homes fol
several more daVS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
Waters Re(ede,
But Thousands
Are Homeless
levees Protect Cairo
as Flood Rolls Over
Estate Farm Areas

Cairo, H., sat smugly behind
its snug levees Saturday night,
but upstream tens of thousands of
acres were under water.
In the DoGtooth Bend area, for
instance. northwest of Cairo, all
residents were evacuated as flood
waters rolled over farm lands.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30

7:3O r M in
terNIewlng cit
izenS of Sid
ney. Ohio. on
how they are
SOlvI n & their
m a n p o " Q T
pr o blenS. II
YOU have such
pro b lens
better lis ten
IN was ptO-
maine poison
ing that took
l. ! q y r. l.
BARRYMORE
of the air last
week IL
you get on a
quiz show and
a = q a : X q a
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30


/ Poet Swinburne'S first name. don't
say Charles because the correct
answer is "Algernon SIR
THOMAS BEECHAM. noted con-
ductor. will be guest on 'lntorma-
tion Please Monday night tWWD
BARITONE IGOR CORN and
THE LYN MURRAY CHORUS Will
II be heard on "Cresta Blanca Car
nival next Wednesday (WJR
I10.30 p. Nj
SUNDAY VISITORS: LARRY
IADLER, harmonicist. with Basin
Street" (WXYZ 9:15 p. NJ -.
WALTER PIDGEON with Charlie
Mccarthy tWWJ 8 p. M
KATE SMITH with Pause That
IRefreshes' lWJR 4:30 p. M -.
ITALLULAH BANKHEAD. guest
narrator with New York Philhar-
nonlc Symphony CWJR 3 p. M
e. DEANNA DURBIN with Jack
Benny on his last show Of the sea-
on (WWJ Z p. M e.. IGNACE
| IILBERG. Polish pianist. with
Westinghouse program CWWJ 2:3O
o M AKIN TAMIROFF in
Inner Sancium" tWXYZ $50
,. Nj -. JOEL KUPPERMAN.
iuSt over the measles. on Quiz
Kids" CWXYZ 7:3O p. NJ
DOCTOR ROCKWELL with Fred
Allen tWJR $50 p. NJ ... PAUL
w. McNUT'T on We the People
interviewing citizens of Sidney,
! Ohio CWJR 7:30 p. M e.. CAPT
WILLIAM A. MAGUIRE, Navy
C haplain. on Catholic Hour
tWWJ 1870 P. M.
LISTENERS VINO MARVEL
At TUE SPEED WITH
WHICH WON PoP." sUP-
POsEDLY An AD LIB SHOW,
MOVES (wJR MON. 3 r. NJ
sHOUL WATCH PARKS
JOHNSON And ARREN
NULL REHEARsING THE
GUESTS. FOR EvERAL
DAYS BEFORE THE SHOW.
GUESTS WORK OVER AND
OVER THEIR LINES TO
WAKE THEM soUSD EXTEM-
PORANEOCS.
I'm OUR OPINION" the WJR
roundtable tSun. 1890 P. NJ will
discuss The Layman'S Place in
Religion" today with two nation
ally-known Judges appearing az
guests THE NBC SUMMER
SYMPHONY (WWJ ; p. NJ will
play a number of orchestral COM
positions today and next Sunday
and from these The Music Critics
Circle of New York will select the
winner of its annual award.
rThls "a prepared and paid for bg WEI
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30

RaAo R,o R,ogra",,

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presents-
tons as scheduled are
not on the air. the fault
lies with the stations and
not The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
Garbage Plant
Going TO War
As Scrap Metal
ST 100000 Project
Sold for Between
$4,000 and $4,000

The Detroit Reduction Co plant.
once the focal point in every local
political campaign, and Incl
dentaIly the plant which disposed
of the city'S garbage, this week
again lcapcd into the spotlight in
Dctrolt> affairs.
The Reduction Co. plant. for
UhC FIRST time IN IT'S stormy career,
Will occupy new and desirable
role; II Is going 10 war as scrap
metal
The Sl,5OOO00 plant has been
sold for an amount estimated be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 and
Will be torn down within the next
90 days
I.5OO TONS OF STEEL
Nearly 1900 tons Of steel will
be removed from the huge plant
which once gave odor 10 Detroit
politics as well As the village of
BellcNllle where II is located.
The reduction plant steel is 60
lnC 10 make gun turretS, lots of
thenE within a short time. Five
hundred tons have been already
stripped from the building, ac-
cordlnE To tho special projects
division OF the WPB, which is
supervising the demolition.
Detroit politicians battled for
years either for or against the
continuation of the city's contract
of paying approximately $2.25 per
garbage ton for use of the plant.
but il was not until March, 1887,
that the city notified the company
il would not renew the contract
but would build incinerators.
CHARGE DENIED
At one time charges were made
that 100000 disappeared during
the presidency of John Gillespie.
Gillespie, then a local political
power. denied the charge and, al
though he had been at one time
president of the company, urged
the city 10 cease doing business
with the Bellevllle plant.
Today, in addition 10 the tons
of steel, there are being removed
nearly 300 tons of aluminium
Sheeting and much valuable chem
ical equipment.
All will play a vital part in the
war effort, the WPB said in
pointing out that the project is
probably the largest salvage pro-
iect of its type in the United
States.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30

"The Wishing Well has
message in cipher for you. Daily
and SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
1t. CARADONNA

1T. BROWN 1T. CARADoNNA
Tex, army basic flying school
Aviation Cadets Winston II. Place.
l2l1S Prairie: John +. TOomey,
l7l65 Northlawn.
Kingman, Ariz., army flexible
sunnery school. Sgts. John A,
kacham. sos Winfield; Edmund
Laczynska, 1906 Mitchell. Keeler
Field, Miss, Liberator mechanics
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30

PAUL V. McNUTT will he heard
on we. the People today lWJR
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30

IRENE RICH, on WHOM
THE PASSING YEARS HANF
FAILED TO IFANE THEIR
MARK or WRTNKIFS AND
ADDED ANOIRDUPOIs. HAS
BEE> STARRING IN DEAR
JOHN" tNJR SIN. 6i5P Mt
FOR MORE THAN TWO
YEARS WITHOUT THE
BEING ANY JOHN RECENT-
IN HE ENTE ERTD THF
STORY IN PERSON A. 4
LEADER IN N "TNDER-
GROt ~" MOVEMENT IN
PORTUGAL. Must BE MTCH
WORE INTEREsTING FOR
MISS RICH To Span OF
AND To \ RE AIITY IN
STEAD OF 4 MYTH,
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30

j OE & r MILE and RALPH
BlNGE. who have such fun early
mornings on CKLW, are going 10
duplicate their show for the De-
troit Adcraft Club June S ..
ID l y III SH ORE and PAUL
WHlTEMAN will replace EDGAR
BERGEN starting next week
tWWJ Sun. s p. NJ Ceiling
Unlimited (WJR Mon. 7:15 p. Nj.
doesn't get vacation this year
. MARY ASTOR. CHARLES
RUGGLES and MISCHA AUER.
a laugh combination if ever there
was one, moves into the Grape
vine Rancho spot next Thursday
tWJR s p. M -. And that same
night AT 30 o'clock on WJR.
MARJORIE LAWRENCE. IN o
Met Opera star. opens a new
show ARTHUR HALE. who
says startling things on Conf
dentially Yours" tCKLW Tues
Thurs. Sat. 7:45 2 M suggests
a national dlm-out 10 conserve
coal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
G

ONE OF THE contributing factors
in the success of the Second War
Loan drive was radios contribu-
tion of time This amounted TO
more than $6,500,000 at the regu-
lar card rates. Records show that
during the drive radio stations
made 118,000 special announce
ments and presented more than
5000 programs of fifteen minutes
or more all devoted to the War
Bond drive.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30
III YOUR RADIO RECEIVER

crackles occasionally during the
summer months. don't worry-it's
just those pesky sun spots acting
up again. The Navy Department
announces that its observatory
has discovered a new set of spots
wheeling our direction - and. Of
course, they, in their mysterious
way, play occasional pranks on
radio and telegraph.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-30

Don BRYAN. MUSIC DIRFC-
TOR FOR "RADIO READERS
DIGEST" (WJR Sun. sP. ny
SAYS THE BAN On NEW RE-
CORDINGS IL PROVING 4
ROOM TO PEO PIE WHO
HAVE BEEN HOPING FOR
"RENINALs". MANY 4 SONG
OF YESTERlEAR Is DTE To
y ON RENEWED POPI
IARITI As RECO ORDING
COMPANIES Dust OFF OLD
MASTER PLATES.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25
Farmers May Go
From Fields to
Winter War Jobs

From harvest field to winter job
in industry, and back to- the farm
next spring-thousands OF Montana
farmers, including many from Val
ley county and adjacent counties,
have embarked upon that cycle
during the past month, and many
more are getting ready now to fol-
low, A. J.. Fey, manager Of the GlaS-
gov office of the employment SER
vice, said today.
Under manpower policies these
men are provided with clearance to
jobs they seek, and assurance that
they will be clear to return to the
farm next spring." Mr.. Fey stated.
1.-The same facilities are open to
others available for useful work in
the production field this winter.
Such workers are advised to con-
suit their local U. S. employment
service before leaving their home
community. Loss of time and II
certainty of unemployment may be
thus averted. Many Of the openings
of which they Will learn at the
USES are in Montana, in logging
coal mining, metal mining, OF other
local industry. Farm jobs and work
on the railroad is available locally.
THE farm or seasonal worker gets
his referral to his new job and his
assurance of return next spring all
at the same time"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25
Trucker Wants
Heicopter Air
Line for State

mENA-Fred w. Cloud, Billings
trucker, has applied to the Montana
Railroad and Public Service COM
mission for approval to operate a
helicopter airline service in Montana
and to points in Wyoming, North
and South Dakota, Utah, Washing
ton and Oregon.
Cloud, in his request for exclusive
helicopter freight, mail and pas
senger service, stated the business
would be known as the Cloud Air
lines with principal offices in Bill
lings.
Business would be opened only
after war conditions made it pos
sible, he specified.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25
MAY CUT POINTS

others in the food trade may cut
point values of canned, frozen, and
dried rationed foods that might
spoil if held in stock too long, APO
announced recently. However, point
values may be cut only if prices are
cut at least Is per cent.
The word salary" is derived
from the Latin salarium meaning
"salt-money," the allowance given
Roman soldiers to buy salt.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25

Dated this 5rd day OF November, 1913.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Valley County, Mon.
tana.
H. r. BJoRKLUND,
Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners of Valley
County, Montana.
First pub. Nov. 4; last pub. Nov. %.
Sid Law, who has been employed
by the Illinois Central railroad for
so years, was fireman for the IA
nous Casey Jones.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25
BUY RAPID CITY HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson,
former resident of Frazer, have pur-
chased a home at Rapid City, S. D.,
where they recently moved. Their
address is lit Clark st.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25

N1E Va otNbiOu 81 ~ -. NA.rNI
OF Section 21 soc Oh
EhsEN OF Sec. 20; SxS% Of Sec. 'V'''
81: NWL WLNEL, NEH.
SWA, NWHSEL of Sec. IS;
EhNEH of Sec. - ........' 100 %
SWASB&. SRSwN, NWHSWA
of Sec. "; NWH Of Sec. 81 -, Gtono
NKSWh Of Sec. %: NnSEA Of
Section 80 5000
Lots :, s. 0. 10. II. u. ShSEE
Of Sec; 80 .;.:.:..:.:....:..... e4o.oo
lots l, .. 3, 4. L q. wnNEH Of
Section 81 ..::..>............. $4,000
ES OF section "a .,.............. 64o.0o
Township SS Range 20
EHsWh. WISELY, WHWk Of
Section 3 5000
SE%Nh OK section II ........ 5000
Wiswh Of Sec. II: EHEh of
SwhSBN. Section 70:
NWM, NWASW%, Section 2T:
SEHNEh, Section Is .......,. Gao m
Township 50, Range al
Lot l. SEANwh, NhsNBE Of
Section Is ...:..::........... 5000
ShSEA. EhSEN. NE&Sw4 of
Section "a northumberland, 5oooo
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25

Lots l, ., 3, 4, 6, I, s, o, 10, II,
II. 10, II. 10, 10. Il, Is, 10,
20 of Block /; Lots 1 to 20 in
elusive. of Block 2; Lots 1, .,
3, 4, j, 6, Z, s, o, 10, IL, ~,
-, II. Ii. IL, II. is. 10. 20 of
Block 3; Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 8. Z
of Block 4 ]
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-01
Current RatiOning Regulations
POINT RATIONING

Ration Book II valid and each &C. Un,S
; sRaj soups dry
fruit sss Sn baby Ss ere the nsw may apply
s; sI s,s ;S fro" $50
greater use Of plentiful N
sSy may g
COFFEE
the csrSnt pound per person six weeks
FUELS.
m q as q s p D' mS Of sss
FUEL 70 delivery Of as gallons for any one order at any
Coupon worth ssonS Wy valid unit: Apr. T. ,a.,
win issue emergency receipt This arrangement
may S S Ss' @
Ave e; &y Ne s Tsrsa ON @ ss@ 1' s
s ana az somn S T asS but
heang M homes with central heating systems depending
using kerosene in critical processes
S s? applications made @
sss: ss Vs nss Saa s ~ %
~ Sns g passenger cars
Gar operators who license viii be required to
No H. which valued at three pounds will be in
'., MEAT mo Ftsr .... t.. :. "a. o.6.,
The San 81 apU Oi 70 salmon hrp @ clans and oil other
varieties nS and 70 meat ad sandwich meat SSna
pssss es: @ :::s
vi" a. 'i
Meat stOnns Is expected 70 prr canned meat
and FISH Is expected TO be allowed :; ~ ome
70 obtain n' thsir heir nSSt inspection Of @
@ .rog 81 o SSsrd A s:s.,:d
tubes
Each person will DO allowed pairs shoes per year Coupon
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-01
HONE i2slSr 2slil3SEsI1 -
Don't Let RumOrS Drive You
Into Clothes Buying Spree

program. Only shoes that were
wrapped with the owners name on
the package before the freeze"
started can be delivered without O
coupon In exchange. Apparently
the same procedure would hold good
rs regards clothing.
DATED WARDROBES
Probably the best preventive OF
clothes-hoarding hasn't anything TO
do with government orders. It's the
fear that, II the war drags on, the
woman who goes on o buying spree
row will be saddled with an out.of.
date wardrobe by the time peace
comes. Those who remember World
War I Will recall that the cessation
OF hostilities was followed by q rod.
ical change IN styles.
UPPED CEILINGS
OPA 10 going TO allow O rise In
the price OF repair parts for house,
hold appliances Manufacturers
complain that, though they have
been allocatGd materials for refrig.
orator, radio, washing machine and
similar repair parts, the ceiling Is
10 low that II doesn't pay TO turn
them out.