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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20

Pacific for the past 81 months, is
home of leave. visiting his wife
and little son, Mrs, Sandria
Chapel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. ]. Jones, left on the nth for
Oakland, Calf, where she is EN-
ployed In the Kaiser Shipyards. :.
A mild epidemic of Diphtheria has
been reported in the Stevens
Court. The pupils of that area
were ordered to remain at home
a few days. The schools affect
ed are Dunbar High, New Town,
and the Wesley kindergarten of
Rose Hill. Mrs. Fred Dixon
and little nephew, Josephus, is Wis
iting relatives in FIT. Worth, Tex,
Aaron Rowls Is home after a visit
with his aunt, Mrs. Angelina
Moore OF Houston. While there
he attended the B. NJ & f. Con-
vention. Little Ebert Turner
was absent from Kindergarten re
cent and visiting in Dennison, ac-
companied by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. e. f. -. Morgan OF Los
Angeles are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Odessa Turner and her chill
dren. Mrs. G. l.. Wesley, tea
cher of the Wesley Kindergarten,
is planning big Halloween party
for the children. The most out
standing students of the school
last month are Martha Ann parch-
man, Triyie Jones, Robert Ed
mond Wash and Harold Haskins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20
NlcCEHEE
Tom Jones

St. Peter AME church pastored
by Rev. T. c. Reed, is in confer
ence. The church has been mod
ernly heated and will be very
comfortable during worship hours.
Evening Stars pastor, Rev w. G..
Campbell, is in Pine Bluff pre-
pairing a pageant for the United
Friends Grand Lodge. Rev. M.
Coleman preached splendid ser
mon here the second Sunday
night. Mrs. l.. w. Flowers
made a business trip to Little
Rock this week. Mrs. Lenora
McCool left for Chicago on the
l2th to meet her son who Is in
the service. Mrs. Willie P.
Moore was in Pine Bluff recently,
Mrs. Doll Ellison and daughter,
Betty Jean, was called to Texar-
kama due TO the death of her
nephew, I. U. Buckhanna. Mrs.
Allie Mae Hunter accompanied
them on their trip. . Mrs. ID.
Smith 8 sister-in-law, Mrs. Mable
Robinson of Dumas visited here
and in Tillar the past weekend
Mrs. Ellen Harris has returned
after spending four weeks In
Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
McCruel OF Watson visited their
cousin, Mrs. Jeanett Wheeling
ton. Mrs. NJ. =. Jackson, Mrs,
Rosa King, Mrs. J. y. Bates, Mrs,
Moore, Mrs, Dew and John Ellis
spent an enjoyable weekend In
Monroe. La. Mrs. Jackson's
grandson came back with them
for n stay with her. John Jen-
kins who has been confined TO
the United Friends Hospital, Lit
tie Rock for some time ia home
now and convalcsclng among
friends DR.. and Mrs. J. G..
Shaw had as their guest their
son. Pfc. Graham Shaw who Is
stationed in New Orleans. . On
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20
Texarkana, Texas
NJ. Ii. Wesley

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Cullens
will for Oakland. Calf, soon for
employment In defense work. !.
Mrs. Martha Rush has returned
from Chickasha, Okla, where she
visited her brother, r. J. Jackson
and children. 18th Bonnie
Mangram with the Medical Aat-
tachment ut Camp Livingston Is
visiting his wife, Mrs. Annie Man.
gram for the weekend. Miss
Lois Hopkins OF Stevens Court
left for Kansas City where she
will study beauty culture. Mrs
Una Mae Preston of Stevens
Court will leave for Dallas Texas.
to attend the Wiley-Prairle View
football game. I. ]. Block who
Is attending the Ark. A. M. l..
College, visited his wife over the
weekend. Mrs. Mile Thomp-
son of Buelah Settlement, Allan
ia, Texas, Is visiting her daugh-
ter and sister here, Thomas f.
Wash, Seaman third class. who
has been stationed in the South
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20
Mrs. Tom Jones

The Ever Green Club of Allen
The Ever Green Club Of Allen
Temple win meet Thursday night
Oct. 26th at the home OF the
Pres. Mrs, Lizzie Lambert. ST.
X. 18th. Our sick members are
Mrs. Ingram and Mrs, Wright
The Bible Emergency Club met
In the home OF Mrs. Bertha Owens
Sunday and was largely attend
Cd. The president. Mrs, Pearl
Hampton Covington. urged the
members to review the progress
Of this club during its Is years OF
activity. Regular church SER
vices were held with the st. John
AME church with Rev. Craven
delivering very fine message,
A. large number Of visitors were
present from various parts OF the
country. The pastor. Rev. II. N.
Green's wife Is very much I'M
proved at this writing. The
junior choir furnished music at
the First Baptist church Friday
might. On the sick list Is Mrs.
Jennie Colquitt OF Scull st.
The Harmony Kings Quartet has
placed their membership with the
New Jerusalem Bapt. church.
The Blackwells are back after
long vacation In Calf. Mrs.
Daniels Is back from Chicago,
III. Rev. Robinson and Rev. l..
Burns were visiting ministers of
New Jerusalem church SUNDAY. A
card OF thanks was Acknowledged
from the Green family. The
Mems Day Program Is announced
for the goth. Mrs. Samuel
Wright OF Los Angeles was the
house guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20
MALVERN

The First Bapt. Sunday school
was conducted by Supt. Grady
Wright. Bethel Junior choir was
guest at First Bapt. hcurch Tues
day night The queen and king
contest given by Mrs. Ode Will
liams, was successful, with Char
lene Calhoun crowned queen and
John Williams Jr. king. The
solo Morning sung by Miss II.
A. Williams, was enjoyed by
everyone. The play Wedding OF
Roses" given by Mrs. r. s. Shor-
tv was at First Baptist church
Thursday night. Mrs, Eugene
Nixon was crowned queen, raising
the highest amount OF money.
Mrs. Georgia Mae King was
crowned second queen. Mrs.
Ora Lee Smith and Mrs. Fannie
MOSS are Ill IN the Alice Memoriai
hospital In Hot Springs. Ster-
ling Taylor, Eutah Jones Jr.. Ike
Cox, Perry Whitlow, John lie
Grande and Eddie Winston are
visiting relatives and friends
here from the armed forces. 8.
Mrs. Ada Howard OF Pine Bluff Is
guest of Mrs. Eugene Nixon. &.
Port and Mrs. Albester Jones Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin
Jones. The Junior Church OF
God In Christ will have a pro-
gram the LIST Sunday night IN No
vember. Elder John Stevenson Is
the pastor and everyone Ia In
vited.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20

putting applique dpumpkins ,r
brown on her curtains and brown
border. The sack curtains ar.
trimmed with different colloroa
rick rack. The girls in Homo 10
II are making house coats. All
the adults interested in sewi,a
come to the Newport Hieh sehoot
Mrs. a. V. Smith is instructor
Card OF Thanks
We wish to thank our ma,v
friends who We're so very kind IN
us during the Illness and death
of our loved one, Henton Kelly
To those who sent florals, condo,-
ences and cars and to pastor and
friends Of Morning Star Bapt
church. St. Paul AME church, and
Rev. N. l.. Dove who prayed n
eonsoling prayer. Also to Mrs.
Willie Lewis who sang 30 heautI-
fully. We are grateful to all OF
you and especially to Rev. II. G.
Martin who delivered the euloey.
We pray Gods blessings on each
of you.
Signed,
Mrs. Ruby Kelly. wife,
Mr.. and Mrs, Cordia Kelly.
brother and sister,
Geraldine. Henton Jr., and
Norman. children.
Mrs. Georgia Kelly, mother.
Mrs. Norman Abner and
Claudia Flanagan, sisters.
Mrs. Buelah Wess, aunt,
Mrs. Berdle and Ella Ramsey.
cousins.
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PINE 81 IJFF

Charlie Erwin. Sick members
If 81. Paul church are Miss Ella
9cRait. Mrs. Manic Traylor. Mrs.
ollie Davis and r. T, Wynne,
sra r. D. paseelt is much inn
aroe ed after several weeks III
5ea. Mrs. lIlllra Wilson left
lis week due To IN emergency
all from her uncle who Is serl-
lusly i'll. Mrs. Lizzie Lambert
Who spent three weeks In Detroit
md Ohio IL home and reports
most pleasant trip. The South
east Community Floral Club met
1t the home of Mrs. Willie b. An
derson on Mo. ST., last week.
Mrs. A. Johnson Is president and
Mrs. Cortez WASHINGTON, seere-
tary. Bonnie FELTON, Harris
made his first solo flight on the
9th at Clark Field. He is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Har-
ris Sr. OF this city. Their Oldest
son Is serving with the U. s.
Navy band In the Hawaiian Is
lands. They are the grandchild-
rem of Mrs. Beulah f. Green who
Is making her home in Oakland,
Calf. Mrs. Velma Lee Oden
and Mrs. Jamie d. Wade left
Los Angeles In Sept. Mrs, Oden,
Nee velma Lee Robbins, resigned
her position at the Los Angeles
County General Hospital to Join
her husband, James A. Oden, who
Is visiting his mother In Chicago.
Mrs Wade. the former Miss Jamie
d. Davis, resigned her position to
go to Pine Bluff on business,
They are expecting to return to
the Angel City around Christmas.
Mrs. Lidia Thornton Is having her
home renovated,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20

7. Hatcher shopped in Little Rock
on Friday. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Nath-
aniel Hatcher left here for Santa
Monica, Calf. S-Sgt. and Mrs.
Roy Blake visited friends here on
Friday. Mrs. Blake will be re-
memhered as Miss Floy Toller-
son. S-Sgt. Blake will return t1
Grand Island, Nebr., and Mrs.
Blake will return to Philander
Smith College where she is a
senior. Mrs. Buella Dove has
returned from Little Rock visit
ing her sister who was i'll. The
p. T. A. Of N. II. s. will meet
weekly until the gym, drive is
over. Have you made your
pledge?. P. w. Lee Is reported
i'll. Mrs. Myrtle Skipper re-
ceived message that her son Pfc.
l. C. Ward was killed somewhere
In Italy. The community ex-
tends sympathy to this war moth
er who is first In our community.
Mrs. Hettie Phillips of Chicago Is
here on visit with relatives.
SCHOOL NEWS --- The girls In
Home Eco. III are studying home
furnishings. They are making
some very good and interesting
articles. Some of the articles that
are being made are curtains for
kitchens made from sacks and un-
bleached domestic. One girl is
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20
DUMAS NEWS
Mrs. Mamie l.. Mitchell


Mrs. +, V. Moore has returned
from Helena after spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. Bessie
Lynch. Mrs. Johnnie Ray
Thowas Is visiting her husband,
Cpl. Joseph b. Thomas in Paris,
Texas. Jerry McGraw made
business trip to McGehee Friday,
Sam Williams and Nathan West
left Friday for Oakland, Calf. =.
Time Robinson left recently for
Detroit, Mitch. Mrs. Sallie RAM
sey Is visiting her neice in Gill
lett. NJ, @. Holmes spent the
weekend in Memphis with his
mother John Kelly was a
weok-en dvisitor with Mrs. Rosie
Kelly and children. Mrs. Ida
Lewis Is visiting her husband,
Dave Lewis, In Water Proof. La. =.
Mrs. A. J. Edgerson and children.
Monitte, Josephine and Dorothy
Jean left Wednesday for st, Louis
to visit Mr., and Mrs, Pet Wash
ington and relatives. Mrs A. J..
Reed and daughter. Mary and
granddaughter. Mary Eseloe, left
recently to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Price in Montrone. Mr..
and Mrs Foster Hopes are visit
inc Mr.. Homes parents, Rev and
Mrs. N. c. Hopes Mr. Hopes was
honorable discharged from the
armed services In Sept. . spen'
! Ger Corbin was a business visitor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20
TEXARKANA

accident recently. Gunner Leon
Foster Is home on leave visit
Ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Jimmie Foster. He has been high
ly entertained by his many
friends and was recent luncheon
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. G.. II. Grit
fin on Pinehurst st. The South
western District Association con-
vened with Rev. G. w. Perkins,
pastor of New Hope church,
All the delegates reported sue
cessful meeting.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-10-20
Mrs. Ida Il. Marshall
Pohnc 1023J

St. James Bapt. Sunday school
was largely attended Sunday with
J. G. Adams as Supt. Rev. II.
w. Downing brought the message
at II A. NJ, after which q large
number of the members went to
help the pastor, Rev. A. Williams
celebrate his End Anniversary at
the Cedar Springs Bapt. Church,
Hooks, Texas. st. James closed
its 62nd Anniversary last Sunday
with big time at three p. M.
with 4 total Of $lI5.63. Pastor
= shams, Rev. II. w. Downing,
woDoyle Stafford. P. Boyd
~ .rs. vertie Williams attend
-6e Ozan District Assn. that
convened at Forman and report
"a . successful session. Mrs.
Johnson and husband OF 201
Grant st., are on a weeks vaca-
ton in Kansas City visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. Sue T. Porter has
returned from OIL City. Pa,
where she was house guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Ella Bens. =.
Pvt. Andrew Haynes and wife left
for Aberdeen. Md, Sunday where
hs Is stationed. Pvt. Haynes
had been home on a Is day fur
Tough with relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lawson on Delaware
g.. left Monday for Los Angeles
Calif.. to visit Mrs. Lawson's sis
ter. Mrs. Ida b. Love. Sgt
Burnes Harver OF Van Dorm,
Miss. and S-sgt. Sammie Harvey
- Waco. Texas, were home on
short leave to see their mother
4rS. Fanny Cantley, 321 5th Ave.
who was hurt In an automobile
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the road to recovery after a brief
illness are Mrs. Mary Miles, Mrs.
Laura Garrison and Ed Luckry. 3.
Cpl. Gus Shaw of Dyersburg,
Tenn, was home visiting his wife,
Mrs. Pearl Shaw. Mrs. Annie
Branch Gibson is visiting friends
in Dallas, Texas. /. Mrs. Clarence
Williams of 1905 r. r. is visiting
her sister In Jackson, Tenn. :.
Mrs. Willie Mae Barber spent sew
eral days visiting husband in Vel
ma, Ill, Jim McClain visited
his neice, Mrs. Estella Brooks Of
Fargo who is a patient at the
Baptist Hospital, Little Rock. .
Card Of Thanks
| sincerely thank all of the en-
ployees OF the McGehee Hoop Mill
for their kindness and donation
of s1400 during my Illness due
to injuries suffered there.
Signed.
Mr. Clarence Williams,
1905 s. r. r. st.
MCGehee
Card Of Thanks
Gratefully acknowledging and
thanking you for your kind ex-
pressions OF sympathy and floral
offering doing the death of our
beloved son. grandson and nep-
hew, I. U. Buckhanna.
Signed.
Mrs. Buckhanna Oliver. mother
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MENIFEE
Juanlta Robinson

Health is generally fair in our
community. -. Mrs. Effie Stevens
and daughter are visiting rela-
tiycs here. The reside in Mem
phis. Mrs. Cleo Bell is home
visiting her father, L. NJ, Mabin.
and aunt, Mrs. Lucille Jamlson.
Miss Bell is living near her hus-
band, Pvt Chester Bell.
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Mrs. Doll Ellison, Mrs. l..
Grant and Mrs. Ollie Mae
Morse, aunts,
Mrs. Lonia Davis, grandmother
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
BOO VOLUNTEER
 BLOOD TOBANK
zSO Pints Quota for Red Cross plasmla Unit
 Today

Naugatuck, July f7-Three hun- dred volunteers win fIie through tle Y. M. C. A. today offering blood Co the plasnaa unit which came Co Naugtauck from Hartford this morning. The donations started at i0:30 a. m. and will continue unfll 3:30 D. m. The mobile unit wi1l at- tempt to take Q record 250 pinks oi blood.
 Various Red Gross units were as- sisting in the clerical and other work involved and Boy Scouts were also helping.
 Carl N Moore. chairman og the Red Gross blood donation commit tee, congratulated residents Satar- day afternoon on achieving the quota of 300 volunteers.
 "Naugatuck residents can well be proud of their response to the ned Gross appeal for blood donors sog the visit here of the plasna unit." Mir. Moore said. Despite vacation periods and other summer Glver- sions. residents realized the vital need for donations at this time and came forward with alacrity." Be ex- pressed the appreciation in behalf Of the Red Cross.
 The donations started slightly earlier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
SANITARY SEWER
 PLANS UNDERWAY
Installation Set for Shelf field Lane and Locust
 Streets

Naugatuck. July l7-Plans and profileS for a sanitary sewer to be installed in Sheffield lane and Lo- cust street and which will extend to Prospect street are being com. pleted by Borough Engineer Charles D. Curtis. Warden Leo Brophy has announced. This will enable many property owners now using septic tanks to connect with the sewer in- stead.
 The engineer is also preparing plans for a storm sewer system to extend from Hillside avenue and the new development in the Field and Chestnut street area to Hop Brook on North Church street. The Nauga- tuck Development will install its own storm sewer ln in streets in the deyelopmer d this will connect with the bo:oLgh system.
 Mir. Curtiss will soon start work on plans and profiles for a sanitary sewer on Cherry street extension, eagerly sought by residents there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17

If the governor had refused to reconsider his original stand not to be a candidate. Congressman Joseph E. Talbot Of Naugatuck would have been one Of the leading candidates for the nomination.
 If Congressman Talbot had SC. cured the Republican nomination for governor. political observers be. lieve that neither Judge Neary nor Representative Painter would have had much chance to get the state senatorial nomination as lt is not the custom to nominate two men from the same town for important state offices.
 Attorney Neary has twice been appointed judge Of the borough court and has twice held the office of prosecuting attorney in the court. He has long been active ie Republi- can circles and is expected to have strong political backing in his bid.
 Representative Painter has been active in the Republican party for a number Of years. He was prominent in local and county Young Republi- can circles and he and Burgess J. Rudolph Anderson about a year ago protested officially conditions in the borough assessors office which re- suited in an investigation by the state tax department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17

D0wlIng,Klsssps

Bowling, klssene
 Hiss Marguerite Mary Kissene daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John P I<isRane Of Hlgh street, and John HaTnett Dogllpe. son Of Mrs, Mary Bowling of HaTtford were lii,tied ln marriage Saturday at q q, n, et Rt, MaTy,S church, Rev, James Q, Lambert of EtTatferd 0ffclatee and William o'BFieD Of Waterbury wss G0l0isf.
 BeTnice ~, DOwney Of Waterbury, cousin 0f the bride, gas maid Of honor and Mrs. James R, Laean Ql Hartford and Mrs, Vincent D, o'hetl Of Putnam, both classmates 0f the bride st el, Francis hospital school Of nursiDg, Hartford wsFs brides maidg.
 The bride. eiyen O maFTiaee by her father, vas atilHed in lace eld gnarauisette, with g hlgh naekllHe fitted bodice, long sleeves and flll skirt wlib train, khe gore finger tlp val of illusion faftened t0 c ilara Of matching lace, edged wiill seed pearls REld carried shower bouquet of white roses and haby'i breath with Rgl orchid center,
 Miss D0wney woFe all aanAllaFlnf nlarqulReite g0WD with Juliet eei and lnafehing Rll0llldAr yeil and eags Flea . eoloTlel bouquet The Was tr0ns 9f h0naT N0Fe lemon Vell0N eosns and eeTrlee eelonlel bey' aaeis, 7ibe na0fheg af the hFidf vas RifiFad in z pink shaeT eoKf Wiib lace insertions ald the moibel of ihe bridegroom E0Te Q blue pTlpl dTess Each he'd eersaees ef piph
 About % atiAnaad lhs geaainf bFeakfasi at gigtslhesisaieh Inn Mldeleblrv and Q reception fQl' loved at the h0Dle of flla hFide'l llaTeDts, oilnsls ReEe frem Hart t0rd, Waterbury, New London kaFmineien, Putnam, West IfaVen Wlnnlfd and Nalagaillek,
 Tbe couple leil 0a an nnan. llollneea NaddinR trip, the hFidf iFaveliIle la Q spanish earth tF0p' laal weTsied klllf Nlib whlse aeaes' seFlee,
 Mrs Bowling k A graduate 0l nalleaillek hleI Aeheo and sf lTallelg Hospital hehael 0f hur6' ine, and Mf, Dowilns is peifs 0lileer 70 tle sAaheas alla ia sta iioaea ai Camp Parks Calf lil was employed bY tie Holllhern heM kngland Telephone %, pTler te en' teflne the hAvg,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
MATTHEW SCULLY
 CHICAGO BOUND
Prospect Street Resident to Attend Democratic
 National Convention

Naugatuck, July IT. - Matthew Eculiy Of Prospect street left today for Chicago to attend the Demo. cratic National Convention. It will be the fourth consecutive Demo- cratic convention Mir. Ecully has at- tended. either in the capacity ol delegate or spectator.
 Mr. seulIy was at the 1889 eopyen- tion in Chicago when Franklin D' Roosevelt made q dranatie trip by plane to the barley. Tine local man was g spectator at the time and also attended the 1886 convention iil Philadelphia as a spectator
 He was a delegate iIl les0 when Chicago was again the site and thlf week he will be alternate for Joseph Di Paola Of AerideD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
Neary, Painter Republican Battle Becomes Realty
TROOP s MEETS
 FRIDAY NIGHT
Hillside Church Sending Delegation to Cromwell
 Conference Saturday

Naugasuek. July l7-A mld.week service will be l,eld "Wednesday at 6 D. m. at Hlllside Congregational church. Troop c, Boy Scouts. viii meet Friday at 7:i5 D. m.
 A group of members of the local church will attend the Sand annual conference Of the Eastern Sunday school association next Saturday and Sunday at Cromwell. Rev. Joe seph c. Danielson of Chicago. Ill.. will be the principal speaker. This session will be in conjunction with the 2sth annual Cromwell confer ence which will be held from July % Go July 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
WOODBURY DRIVER
 TO FACE CHARGE:

4bfee Preston, 2e Washington read, WaaabnFy, gill face MladleF bury town court i0nlebt pH reeklesk driving charges placed by state Pee lleeInan Ralph Delaiellg wAe fald he elocked Preston at 7b miles go hopf On Railte 6 Raiurday afternoon,
 Preston told the officer that ne had fnst had his motor FepaiFed and he Bas glying t an aeld test,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
ANTHONY KASPUTIS
 GIVEN AIR MEDAL

Naugatuck. July IT.--Sgt. Anthony c. Kasputis. gunner-engineer on a bomber. was recently awarded the air medal for exceptionally meri- torious achievement" while partici- pating in combat missions with the Elghth Air Force in England.
 He has sent the medal to his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. John Kasputis' 5e Scott street. He has been over seas several months and has been in the Army Air Force a year and a half. He is stationed in England.
 Sgt. Kasputis attended Naugatuck high school and was employed as the U. s. Rubber O.. prior to en' tering the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements for specific payment iD ease if peF' fllapent Injury or for weekly pays ments during disability gfre aps proved today by Compensation Commissioner John !, 0'connell;
 Jacob FFanols Of l212 Baldwin street against American Brass Co, e2s9l for ge weeks, a3 ls3as Less Of right index finger,
 Aley Clealay Of 35 Fuller SlFeei, against America Brass Co, f2e,9s beRinning July (, partial aAlpulaF ton q distal pbalaDy Of the Tlsbt iildek flneer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
FOOTWEAR PLANT
 OUTING AUGUST l3
July i7-The annual U. S. Rubber Go. foot

N July i7-The annual ouu U. s. Rubber Go. foot wear ., will be held Aug. l3 al Linden park. The recent shutdown of the plant to permit employees va- cations. delayed work on the outing but preparations are to start in earnest this week. an official Of the factory said today.
 Harry Ingram, employment mana ger. heads the general committee. 4 variety of races and other sports will be arranged and judges and of- ficials named.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
HARTFORD COMPANY
 70 GET CONTRACT

The city Is preparing a contract in agreement with the William H, Box Co. Hartford, represented by Fred ], Ruff for the installation ot a boiler and vacuum heating system at the former WeitoD street school, Cost Of the ilaslallation is to be es,- e75,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
FAXES THE CROWS

l1e0llhbIlff, Nebl ~ fUFl - J'No nlnall boys were deep 10 heelad aFs glimeni gYnr the nleflls ef tlleif respective fathers Assertion eFoNds ed assertion llhiil victory finally Wae Woll bs tha t0Ana bfaaaaft wlle claimed, @E'll bet [ million, bllIlen, igil|l0n do|laF6 illg aaaeV has naoge dandfHH ihan rolr faaay.T
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
woEV TRAppER 0ETs sos

0allatin, No, -~ UP ~ WplVfh are 9n ihe loose 70 Missouri = but, sl0w down, elrlsmlbls ln alffeFeDil 9'hfee Missouri counties hete hlfe9 a n0veFnmanf welf tgapllef to meet \ Half nlellaee e the Livestock, Tlle counties in iha naFtnekaaln ere Daslaa. caldwoll cd HaIrleoa.,