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Evening star., 1944-06-22
Civiton International Elects

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June % P).-
Leroy D. Sauer. Dayton, Ohio, artist,
was named president-elect of Civil
tan International at its oath an
nual conference here. I. H. Gibson
Of Nashville will be inaugurated as
the new president today, succeed
ing w. N. Tolleson Of Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

reported missing
in a raid over
G e r m a n y on
April 20, is a
prisoner of the
Germans, h / S
m o t h e r, Mrs.
Carrie A. Watts,
2130 Lee high
way, Arlington,
has been noti-
fed by the War
Department. He
holds the Air
Medal and three
Oak Leaf Clus-
tarc
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Better Business Bureaus
Set Up Central Office

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 22.-Es-
tablishment of a central Office for
the National Association of Better
Business Bureaus here was an
nounced today, on the eve of the
organizations annual convention.
Dan Bell, chief of the Buffalo bu-
reau, will head the new Office.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Fairfax He entered the service in
January, 1943, and was sent over
seas the following June.
Second 1t. John r. Madigan. ir.,
27, whose wife, Mrs. Mary T. Madi-
gan, lives at 2116 South Second
street, Arlington, failed to return
from a mission in the European
area on May IL, only six weeks after
his arrival overseas.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

reSS, dld not
return from a
fight over Ger
many on May 8,
his mother, Mrs.
Audrey B. Grail
lee, 6507 Central
a v e n ue, Seat
P e a SAINT, Md,
has b e en- in
formed.
Sergt. Crallee,
a native OF Alex
andria, Va, was
4 gr ad u ate OF
Maryland P q r k
High School. Be-
Evening star., 1944-06-22

b e e n missing
since a raid over
France on April
27. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.
Pietro Roccia,
live at 1890 Sec
ond street E,
Born in Paler-
mo, Sicily, 1t.
r occia came
here in 1928. He
is a graduate OF
ch Hig h
School and Ma
tional University
Law School and
a member Of the
II
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Firemen Find Pigeons
Imprisoned in Attic
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Peculiar
noises in the attic of a Sixteenth
avenue home sent Engine Company
No. on an investigating run.
Firemen climbed a ladder and
found 20 pigeons TRAPPED by car
penters who inadvertently had
boarded UP the birds exits.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

failed to return
from a mission
over France on
April 20. He was
first pilot Of a
B-24.
A n a t / v e
w a shingtonian,
L t. Ofenstein
was employed at
the T r e a S ury
D e p a r t m e n t
when he enlisted
in April, 1912.
Formerly he had
attended Virgin
Ia Military InSti-
tllfp and George
Evening star., 1944-06-22

First 1t. William H. Drake, who
has been reported missing in the
Mediterranean area, is the brother
of Miss Constance Drake, formerly
of 1908 Nineteenth street NV.
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and on the AnZio
beachhcad. has
been missing in
Italy since April
26, his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.
3 e n ] a m In j.
d a n iel, , 4903
North Washing
ton boulevard,
Arlington, have
been notified.
hlLeI duud-
ton from Co.
lumbia Tech In
S t / t u t e Pvt.
Daniel operated
Evening star., 1944-06-22

street NE, has been reported miss
ing in the European theater.
1t. Col. Bierne Lay, jr., author OF
II Wanted Wings" who on May II
was reported shot down while lead
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Forces in 1941.
Pfc. c h a r les
Squirt" Fairall,
10, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles
I. Fairall, $3.50
Allentown road,
has been miss
ing in italy since
April 26.
An infantry
m a n, he r e.
ceived his basic
t r a i n | n g at
Camp Robinson,
L | t e r oc k,
Ark, and went
m NJ nrt h AZ
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Ing q hDeTa-
tor group in a
raid on Europe,
was Off cially
listed as miss
ing in action.
A n a We of
Berkeley Springs
w. Va, Col. Lay,
35, is a graduate
of Yale Univer-
sity. His wife,
Mrs. Lu d " ell
Lay, a n d two
daughters, Phil
l ppa, 4, a n d
Frances, 3, live
at 3401 Porter
street NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

ID SIlCCt o.G.,
failed to return
from a mission
over Belgium on
May IL. He had
b e e n expected
home for his
22d b r t h d a y
on June Z to
hold a tradi-
tional joint eel
ebration wit h
h / S f a t h e r,
whose birthday
W a S yesterday.
Pilot of a Flying
Fortress, ne had
psora tIor On
Evening star., 1944-06-22

missions to his credit. His sister,
Betty Ann Corkrean, is a cadet
nurse at Providence Hospital.
Second 1t. Peter Roccia, bom-
bardier on a Flying Fortress, has
Evening star., 1944-06-22

squadron, Is re-
ported as miss
ing since May 4
in a raid over
Germany. Hi S
m o t er, Mrs.
Dorothy C. Park
er, lives at 1887
Kilbourne place
NV.
Overseas since
October, with
more I n q n 70
missions to his
credit, 1t. Mar
tyn has been
awarded a the Air
Medal and two
Evening star., 1944-06-22

District bar He has been overseas
since November, l043
Pvt. Hariin r.. Daniel, 81, who
fought with the infantry In Sicily
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Washington University. He was
sent to England in December.
Staff Sergt. Hersal B. Crallee, 81,
ball turret gunner on Flying Fort
Evening star., 1944-06-22

service in March, l943, he was en-
ployed as a pipe filter by the Wash
ington Terminal Co. A brother,
Richard Crallee, is Star carrier
boy in Silver Spring.
First 1t. Donald M. Martyr, pilot
of a Mustang and leader of his
Evening star., 1944-06-22

rica last September.
Sergt. George r. Hing, son of Mrs.
Mary E. King, formerly of 4l8 c
Evening star., 1944-06-22

First 1t. Will Sergt. H. r. Watts.
liam HI. Corkrean, jr., %, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Corkrean, 1928
Evening star., 1944-06-22
HarneSS-Stitched
Tan Calf

What's in name? These "Vkings" for instance, took
theirs from ancient heroes who spent their lives "doing
things and going places." The makers of Florshems
sought to build the endurance into these shoes
Vikings popularity shows how well they've succeeded!
Fine tan calf. SIZES 6 to IL, A to D.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
Regiment of 18th
Division Returns
To Camp Butncr

Camp Bu,ncr. May 2i.-Par, Of
The 18th Division is home asain-at
Camp Butncr, where tho division
was activatcd two years ago and
which il lett early this year tor
Tennessee mancuvcrS Now station
cd AT Camp Pickett, Va. the 3ll In
ihn'rS Regiment has RETURNED t.
Camp Butner for two weeks Of fir
inG practice on the range. with a
number of new men replacing those
whose training had been completed.
Inc entire regiment is bivouack-
ing on the ranges they arc usir.
Combat conditions will nc simulated
in tactical problems as the men be-
come proficient III the use OF their
weapons.
The 3llth held The Division rec
ord in rifle firing while stationed on
the post. This time they plan TO try
Tor new record.
Col. Merritt L. Olmstcad. com
manding officer OF the Regimen,
since lis aCtivatiOn in 1912. accom-.
panied by several rcaimcntal otti,
Gers. is with the unit on the range
u = C%oCCi"d that Mai. Cen. Edwin
i. Parker. Jr.. commanding general
"f tho 18Th Division. and members
of his staff will visit the regimen,
shortly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24

ran nearly all day. ANA big signs that
blottcd out memorial to war
nurses. candidate for governor
could assemble only 2T5 hearers tat
lcaS, NTH of them known TO be
committed to another Candidatc) +:
the 2I5 people did not come heard
nothing new or conclusive in the
way of evidence that the candidate
Is qualified for the Office he seeks.
The facts are there: the intcrprc-
latIon depends upon viewpoint.
Maybe the Wake county ani Raj
ciGh folks are not Interested in po-
litlcS: maybe they are Just not in
tercStcd in Ralph Mcdonald. Maybe
Cherry would have had a smaller
crowd-hc hasn't spoken in Raleigh.
Maybe the small attendance was due
TO the fact both candidates had pre-
riouSly spoken at other points in
the county. Write your own ticket
on what il means. The foregoing
story tells what hapuencd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
Full Program Complete
For University Finals

Chanel Hill. May 22-FirSt am
r,Inrcmcnt OF the program ior the
,,n,h commencement a, the Univcr-
,,,,v nf North Carolina Saturday, Sum
,iay and Monday, June 3. 1, ). has
neon made here by J. Maryon Saun-
d,rs. alumni secretary and chairman
of the University committee ON pub
!IC occasions.
Administrative Dean Robert L.
lIrus, will be the principal speaker
=, the parents and seniors luncheon
which viii open the thrcc-day pro-
prnm Saturday, June 3, at o'rIoc!l
a, the Carolina Inn.
\ tennis match, Carolina versus
the Cherry Point Marines. and a
,rark meet with the University OF
Vfrglria are scheduled tor > u'rlocli.
\, e.! O'Clock there Will be Il Carolina
DuNc baseball game on Emerson
Field.
y dutcH supper reunion Tor the
,c'Uru.ng members of the class of
1913 viii be held al the Carolina
Inn ~ Il o'clock. after which there
Will Dc dance honur!ng the grad
:s'cs and returning alumni III Wool
len Gymnasium.
Bishop Paul B. Kern OF Nashville,
Tenn. will preach the bacCalaurcate
sermon Sunday morning. June !.
when the seniors Will don their caps
and gowns and St IN body in Me
uc.Ial Hall al IL O'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
DRAMATICS COURSE
AT THE UNIVERSITY

Chapel Hill. May pa variety
OF subjects in theatre work and al
lied fields Will bc offered in the
seventh summer session IN dramatic
art fur high Schcn' Students which
= I" hc Spnu>urcd by tho University
with hiC cooperation nl the Carolina
PlaymIkcrS in Chapel Hill June -
Ia July 30. the first term of the gen.
Cral summer session.
Any high school student or grad
uatc of the current year is eligible
tor enrolment in the SiX-WccIi> pro-
gram whIrh. hy special arrangement
with the cooperation OF the Carolina
lc instruction. gives one unit Ul
f"a'"ai'" "rt CrCIil III high schools
of the State.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24

DurlnG the afternoon th"rc will I've
u n','''''S "i officers and directors
ui' NcNcra. Alumni NSSuriu,ion
M u'c Inn at 80. Il concert Dv ne
UNIVERSITY Band. under the direction
ni Earl y. Slucum. near tho Dayir
Poplar at 4:30, a gallery talk -, .hn
aiilual exhibit of student ar, IN Dor
son Hall Gallery Il, $50. and u con-
cert ON the Murchcad-pat,orSn,
Chimes at 6:30.
=, NlaSS reunion SUpcrS. inrl.fdi,o
h"Sc OF 81. the Old students r'n,I,
composed OF graduates Of 80 vrJrs c,.
more ago. and the classes % OF 'g-
70 w. 'l6, 'l6. II. 'l8. 10. "a al
80 and 81 are scheduled al the Caro-
INA Inn at ! o'clock.
The Chapel Hill Choral Climb tho
mems ana wpmcn'S glcc cIIbs ,mtI
Ilr i,Fe-Filght School choir, all u;-
oci me direction o, John f.. Toms,
VIII sing McndclSSohn'S "Hvmn Of
PaLiSc and M,uSSorgSkv's "Josru,''
III HI Music hall a, $50
IN" las: class meeting a. IL. ern-
Tors Will be held IN GcrrarG lIaIl =,
10 o'clock Monday morning. Jupc !
10 De followed by reception a, .hc
DAVE poplar al II for the graduates,
lhc.r guests and alumni.
John NJ. Morchcad oi New York
GraGuatc u. the class OF 81 and CO.
donor o! ne Morchcad-pattcrson Bell
Tower. anC' President Frank p. Ora.
nam will be the principal speakers \,
me alumni luncheon to bc hCiG in
Lcnior hall al o'cloc;. The a,rnla,
business meeting q! the alumni as
s"c'ation will follow immediately
y group OF new folk play; vii,
be presented by the Carolina PLAY
makers in their theatre a, , o'cIocl;
and AT i.30 there w.ll bc q nlrc,iur
OF the Library School Alumni u IN.
Library staff room.
The graduates will form, the ac,-
o"mic procession II, the Bell TO,-c,
al $50 and the University Banr !,
give c"nccr; in kc"an Stadium M
mcdIatrly preceding the exercises
WhiCh are To begin al : u''Cluck.
Dean House will preside. prcsr,icp
Graham will deliver Il farewell ,rcs.
sage I" tho graduates and sem.
Class President BOB Burlcigh will a..
Sp"nd. Governor !. Melville EruusE-
TON VII! prcScn, the diplomas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
.McDonald's
Talk Didn't.
Make Votes
Daily Dispatch Bureau
BY LYNN NISBI:T

ha!cigh. May 2I.-Your cnrrcs-
pondcnt attended the Ralph NIcDon-
"'o speaking III the Wake county
court mouse Monday night. Tha, WAS
ti'c iirSt political speech | have
ne'fd during the present campaign
was disappointed. In the first place
attendance MAS too small. By actual
count, there We're PTS persons m tho
court house when the speech was
ABOUT nall oVer-a few others came
ill., a few walked out.
IN Il county that has cas-, as many
dS %",OOO votes IN Il Democratic url-
mary. and IN which is located ibc
Sed oi State government. 275 I>tcn-
crS 10 leading contender for the
SnNelnotshp i nothing To brap
ABOUT. Wake county tins year vii
PROBABLY cast not more than l5.OOO
Npies-murc Likely about l2.OnO-
and majority Oi them Will be for
SNc!ly Ton governor. Nevertheless.
candidate Tor governor ought To
nave had more listeners.
mere was disappointment, too. in
me Character OF tho speech itself
NO support for any claim was OF
Tered other than the speakers ovn
statement. He charged that big bus
mess was supporting his opponent,
bu. Offered no supporting evidence.
Inc doctor did make i blankc,
oiicr oi Il substantial monetary re-
ward (nU amount mcntiuncdl Tor
evidence that any State dcpartmcu,
mead who IS not supporting him Was
competent To hold his lob. With
sublime cGOtiSm he reserved the
r!gG. himself 10 Judge Cu,uur'encv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
CHAPEL HILL MILL
GIVEN u. S. AWARD

Chapel Hill. May 2i.- The Ma
i"hai Security Award Tor ma.n-
I''i.''r "i superior standards oi
projection and security viii bc pro-
>ci'''n !" IN" National Munitions
corporation III n"Ni u"pr Carrborn
al appropriate ccrCnnnicS Thursday
afternoon ON the ground, or the
plant.
ne award is being made hv tho
United States Office OF Civilian De-
icnsc. and the presentation will br
made by !. ). Cnunor. Regional Di
rector. and accepted by VI. j. vii
lIams IN his capacity as general
manager of tho local plant.
Lieutenant Governor Il. l.. Harris
Will make short address preceding
the award.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
DIR. HAWKINS O NTOUR.

d." j. ID. Hawkins. local Negro
dentist. is making a dental material
investigation tour OF number Of
larger northeastern cities. il Was
stated today. He will 90 as far north
as Boston, visiting dental labora-
tories. dental supply houses. and
dental material manufacturing
plants. He plans 10 return at the
Weekend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
WHITE WOMAN TRIED
FOR NON-TREATMENT
OF TU B ERCULOSIS

ti/Iic Pickett tHrp"mtrr. white.
MAS tried IN rrcOrdcr's rn,rr, ,ndlv
ior not taking proper treatment Tor
tuocrcul"Sl>. Snc NaS sentenced 10
Nv" year IN tn" w"rkhuusc al Ia
ic'Sh. To he served al the State
Sana'orlum al Sau1tuvlUm. y. &.
FRED Mcfarland. white. was trIC i
ior o"Ing drunk. Prayer for judy
men' WAS continued upon payment
of costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24

II IS estimated that one fifth of
all The worlds running fresh water
IS carried by the Amazon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
hMGWfS
MW6&A'
z2DAY

BEFORE THIS OVER, there may be only two
kinds Of people in America
!. those who rIdo 10 work. T. those who walk 10 work.
If you be in the fortunate group who will still be
riding to work in automobiles join Cuffs Anti Break
down Club today How do YOU do it? Just in for
Cuffs Protective Maintenance Plan!
This plan conceived by experts in Gulf de-
velopcd it because maintenance most important
civilian job e out of 10 workers automobiles to get
TO work)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-24
OFT AN ApPoINrMIkT

OFT AN AppoIhrmInI
To help your Gulf Dealer do a
thorough job on your car,
make an appointment. Phone
or speak TO him at the station.
Then you should encounter no
delay when you oct Cuffs Pro-
tective Maintenance Plan -,
services In ALL
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NOTICE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT OF WATERBURY,. ss. PRO-
BATE COURT. Feb GARD. 1914.
LINZ. late of the Town of Wa
terbury, In said district, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the Dis
trict 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 to
present their accounts. proDerly
attested. within said time, win be
debarred a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate are REQUEST
ed to make immediate payment to
MARY TEGOLINI.
- Administrative
30 Bishop Street, l
waterbury, Conn.
Z Per Order az Court
MARGUERrTE N. EAEx. -
IIIII
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NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERFOWL. ss.,
PROBATE COURT, Feb 25th.
1914. ESTATE of LILLIAN NJ.
DILLON, late Of WATERFOWL,
in said District, deceased.
Upon the application Of WILLIAM
DILLON, Administrator, praying
that he may be authorized and
empowered to compromise and set
tie doubtful and disputed claim in
favor Of said estate, against JULIA
PARSONS and MARY B. HAYDEN,
as per application on file more fully
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro-
bate Office, in Watertown in said
district, on the 29th day of Feb
ruary A. D. 1874, at $500 o'clock in
the forenoon, and that public mo-
tice be given of the tendency of
said application and the time and
place Of hearing thereon, by pub
fishing a copy OF this order once
in some newspaper having a cir
culation in said District, and by
posting copy thereof on the public
sign post in the Town Of WATERFOWL
in said District, and by mailing
like copy to each person interested
and residing without said district
at least three days before said day
FRANK B. HIcKCox.
2-26-1t Judge.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT of WATERBURY,, IS. PRO-
BATE COURT, Feb. 23rd. 1914.
ESTATE of PATRICK J. GRIT
FIN, late of the town of Water
bury, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the
District of Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the cred toll s
of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time,
will be debarred q recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment to
HILDA s. GRIFFIN,
Administrative.
80 Baldwin Avenue,
Waterbury, Conn.
Per Order Of Court
Attest:
2-23-3t Asst. Clerk.
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NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT

This is to 4 give notice that I,
Hyman Gold, Of Piedmont Street,
Waterbury, Conn, have filed an
application dated Feb. oath. 1914.
with the Liquor Control Commission
for Package Store Permit for the
Uses. 1872 East Main Street, Water
bury, Conn. The business is owned
by Helen Pinsky, of 80 Coolidge
Avenue. Waterbury, Conn, and will
be conducted by Hyman Gold. OF 8
Piedmont Street, Waterbury, Conn.,.
HYMAN GOLD.
Dated Feb. Gath. 1914. 2-25--8-3
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Employment
Men Wanted

WE NEED A MAN to survey local
heating situation and take orders
for furnace repair service. FUN
time. essential work. good pay.
Finest kind Of opportunity to gain
heating experience that viii quali-
fy you for branch managerial posi-
ton with worlds largest installerS
Of home heating equipment. II
you want an essential part in home
defense work that carries great
postwar possibilities and security
this Is it. Sterilization plan only.
Tel. 4-1003 for appointment.
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GOOD-Married man wanted April
1. Work on dairy farm. Good wag-
eS for the right man. Tel. SO w.
e. Templeton. Kent. Conn.
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WORLD WAR II.
A YEAR AGO
FEB. IS, 1913
BY UNITED PRESS


In Tnnisia, American troops &C.
cupy Kasserine Pass, without fir
ing . shot; move In after . night
long artillery barrage.
Soviet communique reports seiz-
ure Of Mingrelsk, SO miles north
east Of NoyorOssisk I'm the Can.
casus, by the Red Army.
Canadian bombers raid VIII
hellnshaven.
In London, the Polish govern
ment-in-exiIe declares Tin effect)
that Il expects Russia { orestore
the border Is It was before the
Soviet Army crossed II In 1883.
IN Burma, British troops raid
Japanese-held village southeast
Of Akyab.
boy War Bends { Stamps
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DeSoto and Plymouth
JOHN J. COLLINS. INC.
80 Willow st. Dial 3-2124
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FOUND A 4-day service - on
mems shirts found. Laundered to
perfection. Bon Ton Cleaners, S54
West Main: 215 East Main: 1888
East Main.
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Want Ads Start Here Today
s Let Ana Founa

FOUND Large sheet Of pressed
board. on West side Hill. Owner
may have same BY paying for this
ad. Dial 3-6455.
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LOsT-No. 4 ration book issued to
me by local ration board. I hereby
make application for new one.
John McKenna.
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ROSARY BEADS FOUND Name
and year on cross. Shirley O'Neill,
1913. Owner can have same by
paying for ad. Call Park Dept.
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Autos And Trucks For Sale
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INCOME TAX Forms Filled
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LOST-$25 WAR BOND
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ping Dept.
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Canadian bombers raid VIII
heIrnshaven.

Duy War Bends I Stamps
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Automobiles
Auto And, Truck Dealers
PACKARD

PACKARD
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Packard Waterbury, Inc.
"A Safe Place To Buy
482 WATERFOWL Ave. Dial 4-61Oe
Late Model Clean Cars Desired
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Dental Plates Repaired 8 Hrs. 81 90
Your old plate made like new Aup
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
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LET-Me assist you In planning
your returns. Divide Philibert, %
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for appointment. Phone 4-8034.
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(37) Terraplane Coupe
Noes Auto Parts Dial 4-6l28
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-29
NOTICE

NOTICE-Cash paid ror good used
cars and junkers. See Cross. Frederica.