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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACcoRDIoN, Homer. beautifui tone, liK
cerdon Soumbia Ia psafenay Hase gI9R Hndsr
xccoRDfoN. yibraharps, al; sS drums. 1nss ETC.; sui
tar with amplifiers;- sacrifice Hyman Rat
Mssls ssfEs Ts cac lash s9psxr st ns M
aBb1ss sYa s9a MzSHSIs Sss r. xE b s5s
Rn RT!or1ty iI75 needed. United. sis i4th st: NV
Al MiR,cctoNDr11oNERs. new pn,,co, &lh.p Sla
last change to buy q new unit. A. s
x.JTsT-o AUST s.; s;ToRM Sash for steel case
job too small or too large You are eoinl
that fits Jam -to-jam and siil-to- ad
A-1ust-o is 1909 alright. Do not con
fuse A-iust-o with any other sash now Of
on the inside. No stripping, no no drilling q, o,
any steel easement opening, Week days
Alarm GLocks re repaired air; HesnSmra; asns make,, g.
Sesens Sss feFvss gsvery y0Fs G.
NAp;iFikp "a s2s4 opsn Wss.,. Evenings TN 9; .
tss S3eo CHINA M So4s sss seas 1sI 1aIh lamp.
table Chests sofa ciocks, Books. is pictSres
hARsEk sns5SP' sHSP EeHMhNMirror e1s mi II Mi
chairs, chairs barber pole. reasonable. Atlantic
CO.. % 's' sfs6 g.. oF'SEt' ss ns 1ssaEsH
ssa springs ss.q q :ss with ssu.
sfbsSSs Be ssss sgi1E Jul complete studio couch
ssa aeoss ssd ays we do mSyns s
mattress: $40; wardsobe robe closets asfissr,n sS ea
BEDROOM FURNITURE, mahogany, twill
district Izs$ after $40 pm ' -AsN.i y
es ss sfn NAH nGsss5FR saeFeas slss 7ee see oa e.
s,saIos as nsv a5SS doSs 5sSs
BED. y, with inner-spring mattress: cofie
table. mahogany; reasonable. 919 Greer
i sED sffnsEs sFRfNG box Ss apt oP LEGS with inner Rs
spring mattress $50. Phone Temple 5000
s.s ;SsS s|ss: s:sstsa.l Ss
SoSkssSSSSSst s. SSS al dispsse ssa, et library: arst
sna 18th cations st. manS p E4f
CALCULAToRs, comptometers. Monroe
sAMEsA g sfRs cssli Rasisdld 1f s h SomPar P
1890, new condition, one roll through 1t
ess;; ssse; Sl75. s Pvt. VIM. McGhee, Boz
CAMERAS bought. sold and exchanged; W,
pay you highest cash price for your Gamers
q other photogrsphic eauipment; brini
shsns s to 4t ofsy Nsx YeTP csmri @ 7 IS
condition, s42:5o: DUPONT. WOO Wood, $50. 80
81 ss siaa KRIS. sRs 1883 1850 e s.' g. msdt si
CL6THiNG-Men's. ladies', children's un
claimed laundry and dry cleaning. Ladies
IS E. ia: Hsv. e
etc: January sales. Amazing prices. Al
1855 H st. ne, 1888 H st. ne. 1915
GoAI clsn1S COOK aS ssTsovEs: coal. serosen. heat
ers: Radiant Fire gas heaters, gas ranges
Used stoves. heaters not rationed. Trunks
COAT, BLACK. silver fox collar, Cost sibc
size SO, reasonable; also new roll-away bed
SiAMoNSD. gentleman's, about 2 csrsts
DIAMONDS. from distress sources; approx
I carat. perfect, S295; 26.dia. platinum
oass Dnh rsu59 saS9 it oRs p 1p epsss aol S.h s
mond aafemeh4 IN h4Es ts sold. I s45.5e carat % a IN;
diamond. plat. dia. setting, S2,2Q9; Melar!
jewelers.. 20S Evans Bldg. 1920 N. Y
0IxMoNDs-N-carat brilliant diamond IL
Tiffany mounting. S68; white gold, 9-dia,
nond cluster, $3.50; diamonds. rubies rec
d.@ond 0dsa sSsaiA rinr sss Aeshus 1qa Hasie % sis
r st. NV, Suite SOL 3 third foor).
DINING RIM. SUITE, mahogany. 8 pieces
practically new: an unusual value. RA
SiSSiiNa SUITE complete, 1o-piece msHog.
$50. 1107 Mass. ave. NV. RE. 4670. .
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cAnlf,ANn -llvF. .srocw

SADDLE. Q brides, EnGliSh saddle. prsc.
ucally new. Must sacrifice. Phone WI
fOE sAI.E-work horse. Cali oxford 3734
chestnut with white points; excellent PARK
horse: best ofYer. Can be seen at Meadow
brook Saddle Club or call WO. S34S.
PERCHERON STALLION for sale, 5 years
old In March, with papers. Call after 3
HORsEs, MULES, good work, and cheap;
also mated teams, harness. saddles (ncw
and used), horse blankets, everything fol
18th at, Se 'ou
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

rstinsd 1SSS COLUMBIA l RD; N.w-Room for 2
PEiHnss WAnk fS hSms %okR AZ y.esae,e. 5as5 ,or
ilSs isSS 5sss is;s ssof desirable losa-
front room. well furnished suitable itbI"Gor Tor
ss1sbsI ss1s 18th a,ri sT Room 70 share with
With sr Rrinsss ness sssh sash .an a1ia
ceosinsa oeos aetsshed dod1 private home: Southern
1907 iowA A AVE YEN SSw.-corner room with
snother sInsi's young girl; excellent meals clean
sssasie saos 14th nGme sT nesr Nwpr, wsransp aE ossa
double room, next to bath, twin beds. de.
taehed GENTLE home. Southern COOKING.
Just Off 18Th eapsP ST.. 4Sa, Sa sSas; Arkansas ave-
VTIaelons Vsasnn, Ill living in wartime Washinston.
privileges Ideal location % opposise Wi'f RoeE sjI
sss sfls Mzss IA Ave- Rosf SW sater di.t,,..,s.
S2RHs SsGHTs n men: :, reasonable. ''' '0f
csf lHnossf; ssf sts Sf g. 81 sss5
iT93nt tI3I ,,d ro9m. nicely furn;; near transp.:
fsss ~ 'H9 osas'''' ., meals every
nome Srh 00aFd Wita,n for refined girls. in GENTLE
delicious homelike food. VI oss
twin beds: meals except Sun. eve. saS
wives So'e1 So-ih mo-; do men only or men with
ie2 LOOP Z: CAPITOL sT.-Lovely room. twin
: DeoS: excel. meals: conY. transp.; SIN
MASS. MASS I'VE. Ael Fl. Rvs wIsS9; 9aaa-r.r..
Triple room. also other vacancies; wsItine
MssS SMfsasHce syS ydSowpntown; Ex. 9257.
> saSS; dos,i Ave. NV. i400-Triple studio rm.,
snare room for girl ME- e6O2. A''o
4 fiOI conn. AVE. NV, -crestwood Club
to share with another. Or I21S 'o iian
1924 EYE ST. N.W.-For young men and
women. 81 week; also table board; We
S.ose az Z pm Ex. 4097. 2ss
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1633 I6tb or n W
FRONT DOUBLE ROOM. PRIVATE BATE.
6OSlNESSWOMEN: OUTSTNDG MEALS
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

,SEW HOME, detached: double room fol
and bus. Home PRIVILEGES. DE. $3.50.
3IS EAST CAPITOL ST.-2nd floor, next
PAIN, & &inner-sprins mattress; 1 or 2. Cali
BRIGHT FRONT ROOM; suitable for I
Oh OF refined saas employed couple; conv. transp
le9 G ST. NE, Apt. 408-NiceIy furn
bedroom for 2 girls, next bath: IA BLOCK
car line Apply after 6 pm.
aiso single room: In private home. 27s
I%21 MONROE ST. N.E.-Loyely detached
nome. nicely furn. lge. rm., 2 closets, twir
neos, inner-sprtng mattresses: cars, bus
rre1stauuIrssnt. uIsn. theater at door: privileges
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Sovtheosf.

312 N ST. S.W.-Nicely furnished front
pedroom. next to bath, plenty hot water;
$a week; unner-spring mattress)
transportation: So week Ii. 1855.
S31 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. SCI large
sSnnt ssront Ink room. Frigidafre, gas stove, etc
SOUTHEAST. near Navy Yard front
6edrms bus ct door; gentlemen. AT. 1857
ISX "; S.E.-3 rooms, newly decorated
TR. 6117. 1Ts
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COAL. WOOD. EuEl OH

G1RR GO p osass seasoned hieh PER sent
fsndns n Ions g ss dry ncsn Rns 4sg5
SEASONED oak. hickory and pine; SIS
MIXED sLAB WooD, si7 cord; or oa: se.sSnsd sSoSd
stove and fireplace wood. sic cord. 10.
C0RDwooD. any length, anywhere in
SaaKSh1nEsGn SaK }S eSTd Siiys5 Spring
stove wood. $3.50. Full cord and half
cords Delivered in S.E. Washington only.
arno. pavid / ookr, Kerr, 5400 st. Barnabas I'd. Sc
sas sSt saPnsd o Eos sss sss tsa in Ssn.
PffaaPi. FfREPkAcE n HARDwooD, aiaS seasoned, an,
length; $50 cord: heavy slabwood, S36
livery. Phone Wo. S7bs. ''''e'''a'e oe-
any length; immediate delivery. Cali Falls
FiREPLAcE~ ScH~ HAkDwooS, ii Il wsS6fs seasoned. an,
length, ceiling price. S21 cord, S1i half
cord; also kindling: immediate free de-
LIVERY; ~ WinmsT Hatchery. Inc, sH, 1887.
SEASONED PINE, Govt. approved cord.
sre q. rndinG rad 1;o prompt services no stor
ffssEFHI1AiGcfE! III FH1icf!o ASp SSfsy STOVE WOOD for sale.
sas xosd DsE 81, cord 4. hsTdySsd csil Elm.
WOOD-Green or seasoned hardwood, any
length, immediate delivery at sir per
cord. cash. Phone Fairfax 150-J-13, 20s
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KNDLING.
National 3QRQ EvenfpUc nTT IOEo oe
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ROOMS fURN.-kiorthwesf : tcens. \.
1888 18th ST. N.W.

1853 18TH ST. NV.
Attractive suite Of rooms for four young
Ssnelves. large bedroom. private bath, COM
plnatlon tub and shower; S36 per month
Tor each person DU. 9861. 27s
LARGE SUNNY ROOM
With inclosed porch, next to bath; good
iurniture; exclusive house; $50 monthly:
suitable for q: with twin beds; Mt. Pleas
ent section; United Nations oficials pre-
ferred: Box 300-X, Star.
S0iS 10th ST. NW.-Large bedroom, twin
peas, suitable for two girls; adjoining bath.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

3 ROOMS and bath, private entrance, S35
month. Phone Elmwood 3O5, Mclean, va
3 ROOMS. inclosed porch, kitchen and
bath, laundry facilities, heat: adults: i
block shopping center and bus, 10 min
downtown: new apt bldg; S55 mo. Cal
GL 047h; Avail. Feb. 8.
bath, $53,50; 1 1-rm., k-din., bath
S42 80. Modern apt. bldg. Adults. Nc
5ets peis; r6MnNsA;osE7 6sll We; s77I w po.. 49,,
Two rooms, kitchen, bath, private entrance
unimrnished; Call Union 4O35.
AITEAGTlvE 4-room apt, unfurnished
ter; no children. SH. 6491.
MT. RAINIER, MD, 4515 32nd st.-3.
door: jriyate entrance. WA. 7l53. '
Cooperative APTS. FOR SALE.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. 8 rooms <
and b. BOX 1f,0.V Star -
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SETTLED EMPLOYED MAN, quiet habits,
wants room with private family, $50 mn
YOUNG Govt GIRL desires Single fur.
rlSned room. NV. section. Hobart 5000
MlDDLE-AGED WOMAN, nonsmoker non,
drinker. wants light housekeeping room
Walking distance downtown. Box 26s-V
CANADIAN GIRL, emrloyed by Hrit,sr
mission, REQUIRES single room BY Februa11
Ist; preferably vicinity Wardman ParS
Hotel: references. EN-. O9Ol
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

Army oficer. wife and Children under
years. Auto, heat. To 500. UN: 55e5.
yaal5ing, a,ts distance Of bus Call Falls chp.ch
s OR 8 ROOM. unfurnished, semi or de-
tached house: responsible permanent Gov
eminent employe: references. TR. 2167.
s-BEDRooM HOUSE and garage; reason
able rent; prefer suburban with good-sized
ysFd sST $7sx 7ssRx6FEssoR Ssss :,
position. for duration wants. g to room
detached house in NV. section, near pri-
mary school, by February or March. can
CH: 3493 mornings or evenings. 27'
modern home unfurnished, with fenced
back yard. preferably Sc. section. 1mmedi-
nE pegnsn.n. duty medical
ofdcer desires attractive house to rent, 8
bsdrooms, near Walter Reed Hospital.
SEVERAL CLIENTS desiring to lease fur
nished or unfnrn. homes, S100 to $3.50
CAN EN-. 1890 until pm. F. a. Tweed
81 NxyAL SlSz cGaa sRsEsyE syf OFFICER and wife.
Of settled age and habits, with ample ref
conveniently accessible to Navy Dept. six
months to year: high-class. compact. fur
nished house OF, apt. fully, equipped. in
sdng insn fa5e and three
PROFESSIONAL MAN, family Of 8. wants
8 or room modern. unfurn. house, pref
sTably ,ab Chevy Chase. District only preferred.
ants, with very strictly brought UP child
Of 6, no pets. Rental can be paid in
ADVANCE for considerable period. Call
NA; 3o6O, Ext; 2. from 1912 pm. or IA.
G623 from rs m
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sPITz, $40: COCKER, MALE $40
CA1RN, S26-$35; PERSIAN KITTENS, $40
AFGHANS, $50; CUTE CROSSBREEDS, x5
DOC Hotel, -7344 Georgia Ave. ia. 1921
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CABIN CRUISER, 35x9x5, ready to &C
pU. bQ69. Ii. 1900. 50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. 3 rooms. !
and b. Box 160.V. Star.
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APARTS. FURN. OR UNFURN-

DOWNTOWN Two-room and bath
apartment near Conn. ave-. apt. building.
Box 326-V, Star.
2 ROOMS, semibath, complete kitchen:
ne0r transp.; private home. Union O3f)'
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FARM 3 GARDEN.

EEUIT TILES SOLD OUT weeks before
rsant!ng time last spring. Thousands
fsT.st ordered t9o lste Please IN yopr own in
ery grogn strong, thrifty trees direct from
Connecticut Valley Nurseries, New Eng
,Snns nIn greatest t; y on delivery at proper
Call Lincoln 1890 for details or write
Howard DoMney, Washington 2, b,
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MiscellAhlous-poR- SALT.

NEW BATHROOM OUTFITS
installed At reAs. prices; quick serv.; term
"a 3061 until Q am. ME. 9303, 4 to 5 pm
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ROOMS UNFuRhlsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED

2II8 1st ST. N.W.-Laree front bedroom
ana kltchen with sink. Phone AID. 72lS.
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nVUSES UNFVkINTSHEU.
5-ROOM AND BATH, good me- SUBJ: SIS
TO service ofdcer or employed couple; ref.
six LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. detached
brick. hot-water heat (coaD, fireplace.
large porch, garage; 3 blocks from D. c.
line in Silver Spring, Md. References re-
CURED. 500 month. Owner. Box 164-X.
Groom BUNGALOW, near Hyattsvflle.
Md; $4,000 per mo. Schuyler, Inc, All
Southern Bldg RE 1927
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ROILrTOP DESK,
Swivel chair, sturdy oak, perfect cond., SIS.
1915 Norwood dr.. Ch. Ch. WI. 1866.
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RADIO REPAIRS. RI,omPs I.e ,,s ss5V: Isg:
teed WORK called I Eor s1 and Delivered.
8206 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. CO. 3205,
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS.
We inspect, oil and adjust any make ma
chine, 69c. Replacement parts for all make
machines. Famous New Home" sales and
service.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
SEWING Machines. End Floor d. 44OO.
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BRICK COLONIAL-S12, 600.
6 RMS, 2 BATHS, GAS HEAT.
Beautiful brick home, only years old;
wooded homeste, large living, dining rms,
exceptionally large de luxe kitchen, 3 bed
rooms, 2 tiled baths: all bedrooms hold
twin beds; insulated, gas air conditioned;
attached garage; terms.
LESLIE d MEASEII, WO koo1
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ing machine, household goods, etc; abso-
lutely highest cash prices. For best re-
suits, call any time, Trinidad 1875. 29s
kinds; spot cash. immediate removal TR.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-07
FRIDAY. APRIL Z, 1914
Rev. Holder all<S
On HoIN Week. At
Lions Club Meet

Hcv. Ray Holder. rector "i the
Holy lnuucrmtS Episcopal church,
w,S gucS, speaker al the Lions club
meeting Wednesday night. Rcv. Mr.
Holder spoke ON events OF Holy
Week.
President Is. =. Terrell WAS pre-
scented u Statuc,tc I'll 4 lion with
his name engraved upon II. by Sam
Afford. district governor. !oc HAY
ing reached the quota oi u"w mem
bCrS during the membership drive
III January.
The secretary reported that il Was
decided at the directors meeting
Monday night that the clubs annual
Ladies' Night dance viii hr held Al
the West End Country club June y.
The Lew Henry rides. sponsored
by the Lion, club. opened this week
OH the Waite House restaurant
grounds Proceeds Will 20 INTO the
clubs charity fund.
y letter from Kyle SCutCr. former
Army March ~. Was read by the
president ana he gave members
ScntCr'S address.
l. was reported that five member,
are planning 10 attend the IoNC
meeting TO bc held IN Warrcn;on
April IA.
Guests last night were Rev. R1Y
Holder, and Larry ThoYuc. with
Lion Melvin Johnson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-07
s:~' 5ss' [. O.?

!. Wine" stat" Is represented lu
the L. 5. SCu1'" 10y Claude rcpp"r'
:. Mount Mckinley is ia NIlrnt.
California. cor Colurddur
3. How many CpuutrIC, arc ~ Cen
trdl America
i. Name the large city lnrt'rd a'
tho southern end oi LAX" Nirngrn
>. what D. - bon want"
Is. In what part Of Europe wa. tn"
lIdnSCatiC League?
:. The name AuouI- ! used 10 pcl
-"nliy many beauty. true ~ false"
Z. Northern w"u "Hu -yluyI'h3Icd
''''n Nv" t"ui"d"raCv during tn" var
between the States were called
50
. There l. no Insuldtur f"r mag
nCiIS,n. true or false
10. What ruler WAS taken prisoner
ai Sedan IN 1870?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-07
PEACHES DAMAGED,
SANDERS REPORTS

Peaches III Vance county were
considerable damaged in the re-
crnt cold spell. !. ". Sanders.
,nuutN agent. reported today
after examination of fruit trees
III the eastern part of the county
Yesterday. Nr. sanders stated
that III his opinion the crop will
hc thin this wear.
He reported that apple trees
have not advanced far enough
i0 rlyr suffered much damage
from the >Icct and cold weather.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-07
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CLOSES FOR EASTER

IN" Henderson, BusInC.~ crIlcc"
closed at noon today for the Easier
holiday. Classes Will hr resumed
Tuesday morning. All out-ui-;oWu
pupils are returning 'u their hrur
10Y 'h" holiday. Miss Catherine
fuuNnouscr. nt The faculty. will
spend Easter a her home III lli.-
r!Sonburg. Virginia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-02
SCOUTS MEET
 TONIGHT AT '
Board of Review Plans Ex= aminatiOns at HOpeville
 Church Tomorrow
Washington Hill

Troop g, Boy Scouts, Washington Park Community Club, will hold their regular weekly meeting this evening at the Community House from to g. Tomorrow evening the Board of Review will give second class Scouts their examination at the South Federated Church. Quite a number of the boys in Troop g are eligible.
 Saturday will be Scrap Paper Drive Day for Troop 3. Anyone having old newspapers or maga- zines to donate should call a member of the troop committee and Scout will call at their house and pick them up. MT. Herbert of Rye street has given the troop the use of his garage as a storage depot. The troop committee hopes to win the $50 equipment prize for Troop 9. It will be awarded to the troop bringing in the largest number of scrap papers.
 Those on the troop committee are John V. Lynch, Francis Scholar, Michael Goggins, Edward Goggins, Patrick Wallace, William Gaughan, John B. Cuddy and Edward J. Her bert.
 A Father and Sons Communion Breakfast for Troop g will be held Feb. 18th, with these participating receiving communion at the 8:30 Mass and marching in a body from the church to the Community House directly after breakfast in the cafeteria. The committee is asking those who wish to attend, to make their reservations not later than February 9th.
 Confessions for the first Friday will be heard at St. Francis tomor- row afternoon at 400 and in the evening at 7:30.
 An anniversary Mass for Sergt. George Duigan, killed in the New Guinea sector, Feb. ?, 1943, will be celebrated in St. Francis Xavier Church, Monday morning at 7:30 o'clock. Sergt. Duigan was the son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Duigan of South street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-02

China has no national anthem; it is the only nation in the world without one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-02
Patriotic Employees
 Of Local Factories
 Respond Splendidly
Thirteen Rallies Held at American Brass Company Plants; SCOvill COmpany's Whistle Signals B
 Purchases of $I,OOO Bonds

connection with the day, there will be entertainment from 12:00 till 12:30 on the stand at Victory House; and the superintendents of each of the plants of the Chase Companies of Waterbury will speak, as well as an executive of the company. This program will be broadcast over WATR from 12:15 to 12:30, and re- broadcast over VERY from 7:30 to 7:45, with Mayor John s. Monagan as one of the speakers.
 The Chase organization with over 2000 men in the Armed Forces and holder of the Army-Navy Award with three stars, now feels that it must do all in its power to assist in the third method of prosecuting the war by raising for the govern ment as large sum as possible in this Fourth War Loan.
 The Chase slogan is-"Buy an ex- tra bond on Chase Day and help chase the enemy further away.
 The local committee of the Book & Authors division of the Fourth War Loan drive are rapidly drawing to a close all plans for the giant rally to be conducted at Wilby high school Feb. II, at which four of the nations leading authors will be guests of honor. AS reported here previously s. J. Perelmen noted ''screw-balp' humorist will be mas er-of-ceremonies and will have as his fellow travellers, Edna Ferber, Henry Seidel Canby, and Christopher La Farge. Dr. Canby is the author of the popular book Alma Maer.''
 The same evening, Feb. II, din- ner will be held preceding the rally at which the four authors will be honored guests. All persons pur- chasing a $1,000 bond will be entitled to attend the dinner upon payment of $50 for a ticket. Any couple purchasing a $1,0O0 bond is also ad- mitted.
 The committee in charge of the rally is made up of the following: Mrs. Robert w. Harvey, Miss Mollie Cullen, Miss Elnelyn Barrett, Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, Mrs. William V. Hawkes., Mrs. Donald Post, Mrs. Mark L. Sperry, Jr., Mrs. R. L. Wood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-02
%n>4Hb7y0>vr@ ESTABLISHED 1sOS
GSIABLIsHE 1883

urberrys British 0vereoots Are World Vide institution at Home Wherever Porkes = $S5. r. The arts of peace hath their vic- tories - None the less great be- cause corried on in the midst of wor These veterons of the needle in daylight hours = Shoulder their muskets at night for home defense in many eases = and British London hand tailored Bur berrys are shouIdered to prove Burberrys are bigger thon weather coats.
 These burIy beefy bully British fleeces Ioomed from Austrolion selected stock exclusively for Bur berrys coots, great coots and uIsters = are at home os much in New EngIond winter programmes for comfort = as in old EngIond itself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-02
War Munton Workers Boost Bond Sale Campaign Today
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE

United American soldiers soon became as good as the best soldiers in the world after the landings in North Africa in November, 1942, Maj. Edgar Guerard Hamilton, late of the French ForCign Legion, told a Rotary club audience at the El- ton yesterday.
 While holding that it was neces- sary for allied leaders to negotiate with Darlan at the time of the invasion, Major Hamilton declared that the whole French nation is be- hind the DeGaulle movement, and suggested that after the Allies in- wade France, his strong, democratic government" should be permitted to rule the country.
 Major Hamilton also made a plea for assistance to the children of France and other countries, even at the risk of having some of the aid fall into German hands.
 A native Waterburian, Major Hamilton retired from the Foreign Legion last April after 25 years of service.