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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-05

sociation and of Nosahogan lodge, odd Fellows.
 Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Agnes (Drufva) Couch; three brothers, Walter, Wethersfield; Charles, Bridgeport, and William, Norwich; sister, Mrs. Agnes HaIi- del, West Hartford. and several nieces and nephews.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 2:30 p. m. at the Alder son funeral home, 70 Central ave- nue, Rev. Hugh Thorpe, Pawtucket, R. l., ofilciating. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to 5 and ' to Q p. m.
 SWANSON-Andrew Swanson, 22 Cottage place, died yesterday in Meriden. Prior to his illness about six months ago, he was employed by the Oakville Co.,, division of the 6covili Mfg. Co.
 Surviving are brother, Arthur Swanson, this city, and several nieces and nephews. &atg AoAsS40A WAAA " &AIsA &eA8&D~ day from the Hickox funeral home, lo5 Main street, Watretown. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery, Wa tertOwn. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 2 to 9 o'clock.
 BARRY - Miss Alice M. Barry, lei2 LOying place, New York city, died suddenly Monday while on a visit to the home of her sister, Mrs. John Freney, 30 Willow street. She was Q native of New York city.
 Surviving, besides Mrs. FreIiey. are two brothers, John J.. New York city, and Francis. Washington, D. O., and a sister. Mrs. James Roche, New York city.
 Funeral services Will be held in New York city Friday at 10 o'clock with burial in st. Raymond's eeme- tery. that city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-05

Ecuador plane io construed a netwoEk Of aiFflelds neas nargs n-.lea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-05

Funeral services for Elwood c. Thompson. iie Leffingwell ave- nue. chief teller ct the Waterbury National bank. were held yesterday e e:a0 Q. Tn. ct the AldeFson funegal llcme. 70 Central avenue. Burial was this morning at the convenience of the family.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-05

The funeral Of Mrs. Mildred Ka- eeTgus, wife Of Vincent KaceFgns, Wickapamee road, Bethlehem, fore Eegiy 0f Waterbury, was held to- day ct Q q. m. from the residence to st. Johns church. WateFtown. Diir- ial was in gt. Johr's cemetery, Wa- teFtown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-05

COUCH-James 0aFfleld Couch. e9, of 27 Wheeler street, died yes. serday morning in Waterbury hos. pltal. He was born September ib, ieoO, in south Manchester, son of the late Roscoe and Margaret (FEutchinaon) Couch, and ha6 Fenld. Cd in Waterbury @ years.
 An enpi0ge Of tho 9c0vlll Mig, co. fog 10 years, ile was an aanlet. ant in the purchasing department for so yna1E. hsg. Couch Waa nlein~ Der og the Purchasing Agentg egr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-05

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Wels. man, wife of J. stanton Weisman, q Prospect street. was held in Pitteton. Pa. yesterday with seFv- ices at St. Johns church that city, Burial in St. Johns cemetery. Pitts ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-05

NItANlf# fiAG* &MHkI, eTErfzNN fiAfsf RS E IiI, GEORGE RoGo4kf
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results =

w;
I7-City Prop. for Sale -
FOR SALE-3 bedroom house. IN
quire SIG Euclid Ave, City. SIP
2 BEDROOM house with enough
land to accommodate COWS and
chickens. 249 Cedar ST., or write
Box 244. $1,000. Priced for quick
sale. 5-16
FOR SALE-2 bedroom house on
north side, fur. except electric
refrigerator, $3.50. Must be cash
TO settle estate. See Starr Won
F'luss, 664 Holt. sill
CITY AND COUNTRY property for
sale. Good buys.
CLAUDE VEDDER
Real Estate and Insurance
534 Olive Phone 1921
A LOVELY home, furnished or um-
furnished. 5 bedrooms, den, 2
baths; double garage, prewar
furniture. Property in perfect
condition throughout. Kate E.
Oldham, lot No. 9th st. sill
FOR SALE bedroom unfinished
house. Phone 1853 after 5. 5-13
2O-Wanted-Reai Estate
~D~o~~~~-~~~-o~o~oOo~N~~
WANTED TO BUY: City dwellings
and small farms. Claude Vedder,
534 Olive, Phone 1921. 5-8
2l-Furniture for Sale
PRE-WAR living room set, dining
set, bedroom set, and miscellan-
eouS. $50 Olive. No dealers. Sill
RECEIVED a shipment of cribs
nursery chairs; and child rockers.
Many items from which to choose.
DELOZIER FURNITURE
652 Orange Ave. Ell Centro
STUDIO COUCH, dining chairs
and one cotton mattress. 1850
Olive, Phone 1923. $40
22-Electrical Appliances
FOR SALE-Mangle for Thor wash
ing machine. Good condition. 430
So. 9Th. $40
ELECTRIC IRONER, Thor, nearly
new table model. 1923 Euclid. sill
23-MisceIlaneous for Sale
~-~-~o-~-~-~~-o~o0oD~O~~O ~~O>~oO~-~~-~-~~oo-o~~~-~
FOR SALE-To some one who loves
dogs, female Chow, SIS, register
ed N. Y Kennels. Only farm
home outside Imperial area con-
sidered. Reason for selling, dog
delinquent minor, owner can't
stand being pestered by people
who want mongrel puppies. Write
PoSt-PreSS Box No. al. $40
FOR SALE
SIX ToWner oil bath bearing
Disc, new.
1-ToWner beet litter, new.
big Mccormick Deering
horse drawn mowerS-uSed.
Mccormick Deering horse
lift hay rake-uSed.
Used hog fencing
Hardwood barrels-50 gal. cap.
Two Million Articles For Sale
IL II L n L 10
1915 Main Ell Centre Phone 1890
$40
LAWN RENOVATION
Now is the time to kill your
burr clover Let us give
you a price on landscaping.
Sweet potato plants for sale.
OASIS NURSERY
Phone 1T
5-12
TRACTOR-Mo high wheeled,
rubber tired. Al condition. Trade
for Ford Ferguson or rent or
sell. Webb Bros. Co., San Diego
5-23
FOR -Sesbania seed. Phone
8713-R-2. 5-13
FOR SALE-3 electric National
Cash Registers. like new. $500
each. Howard Smith Drug, CAL
eXico. $40
FOR SALE-One low wheel hay
wagon, hay stacker, 100 fence
posts, railroad ties, barbed wire.
q mi. north of Sandia Store, 2l5
miles west. Joe ROhrer. 5-10
MANS BICYCLE for sale. Pre-war
tires. Thomas Berkshire, 1873
Brighton. 5-10
FOR SALE-SWeet potato slips for
victory gardens or large acreage.
Inquire at Felix Niboli, 2 mi. So,
/ mile west of McCabe Store. 5-1O
FOR SALE
REINFORCING IRON
Sizes q and u in.
T H F. f. A r
1915 Main Ell Centre Phone 1890
5-12
70 Il S A l. l.
Texas Red Cedar Fence Posts
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER
and TRADING co.
1909 Adams st. Phone 1902
FOR SALE-Barge Norge oil heater.
Call after pm. 749 Brighton.
SILL
O. H. zlp
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
Seed Committee
For "a Named

This years Calapproved Seed
committee has been named by
President Baxter Loveland to
carry on the program of improving
the seed used in Imperial Valley.
l.. c. Hawk heads the committee
as chairman. Harold Hunt is vice
chairman and H. Lee Landerman,
secretary. Other members are Keith
Nets, Virgil Corfman, w. L. Jacobs,
l.. G. Goar, Neal Fifield, C. w.
Sanders, l.. E. Sinclair and II. B..
Ross.
This committee works in con-
junction with the state committees.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
PHONE .OO

, LOST Sat. between Ell Centre and
Holtville, heavy tarpaulin. Re-
ward. Sunland Dairy, 1455 Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
2-PerscnaIs, Spec. Notices

GET YOUR lovely Mothers Day
Gifts from your Avon representa-
tive. Mrs. Lena Earls, 1l09 So.
7th, Phone 2182-J, mornings and
= evenings. 5-l5
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
Products

FOR SALE-125 tons good oat hay.
Well filled with grain. 2la miles
west on s. ID. highway. Damron
ranch. 5-lO
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
I3-Roons for Rent

NICELY furnished room with out
side entrance. Gentleman pre-
ferred. Damron residence, 430 So.
9th st. 5-1O
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09

ROOM for working girls. Laun-
dry facilities and kitchen privi-
legeS for breakfast. 1881 Holt after
$50 pm. 5-12
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
l7-Country Property Lease

30 ACRES for cash lease. Mt. Sig
nal district. Suitable for veget-
ables or flax. 160 ACRES for sale
or lease. Suitable for milo or
alfalfa Write P. d. Diamond, Rt.
/, Box Ia, Lakeside, Calf. 5-10
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
II-Houses for Kent

HOUSES FOR RENT in June, sum-
mer rates. Insulated and with
coolers, nicely furnished. Inquire
Mgr, 746 Broadway, Sam Danen-
berg. 5-12
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
I2-Wanted TO Rent

HOUSE NEEDED desperately. Re-
ward leading to rental of one
or tWo-bedroom house. STA Main.
6-1O
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09

AVAILABLE NOW-Comfortable 3
bedroom home near Harding
school. Glassed in porch, large
cooler, nice yard. See us for price.
terms and appointment.
HERBERT LOWDERMILK
1l6 No. 9th st. Phone 1894
sill
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09

HAVE YOU tined the Post-Press
Classifieds? Whether you have
something to sell or want to buy
something. the classifieds assure
success.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09

ROOM FOR RENT, adjoining bath.
In private home. 404 He'll. 5-12
ROOM FOR RENT with private
entrance. Offering board. 513
Olive 5-12
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09

FOR SALES bedroom house in
Ell Centro, south side, $25O0. Must
be cash. See Starr Won Fluss, 664
Holt. sill
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
w. E. Hancock
THE FARM LAND MAN

FOR SALE-New four room house
with or without 6 acres of land.
Truck or car as trade in. 303 No.
B ST., Imperial. Joe Aims. SILL
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
8-Si+uations Wanted

WANTED - Crate mailing, piece
work by hand. 370 Olive, City.
Phone 1122-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09

FOR SALE-A good buy for $3.50.
2 bedroom frame house; electric
water heater; double laundry
trays; garage; nice lot on a paw
ed street.
TYLER INSURANCE. AGENCY
$40 Main Telephone 660
5-l0
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
I0-Apartments for Rent

UNFUR. FLAT, SIG State, $4,000
HERBERT LOWDERMILK
116 No. 9th Phone 1894
5-13
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09
l8-Country Property = Sale

SEVERAL small farms with / to
10 acres with dwellings. See
Claude Vedder. 534 Olive St,
Phone Ell Centre 1728-J. $40
FOR SALE-About 1B acres just
outside city limits. House has 2
bedrooms upstairs, 2 downstairs,
sleeping porch, bath, electricity,
garage, some chicken equipment.
$500 cash, or $3.50 terms. See
Starr Won FluSs, 664 Holt. 5-16
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09

WANTED-Men and women for
clerical or yard positions. So. Pa
cific Co. Immediate employment
in Ell Centre. Apply H. D. Blair,
agent. 5-16
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-09

WANTED-Laundry rough dry, &c
ID. Will also do finished laundry.
:. Phone 879. 5-1O
DIRT! Come and get it at once.
Back of the Nazarene Church.
Tel. 796. BIZ
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in Spanien tpar es natiirli6 cine an"
6ere Stun6e 6es Cages.
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re6net man allo ni6t nod Der Aitro-
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uno Der @brono1ogie. 60 fonn1t man
pie g. SoI3meiIter 5u Dem Heiu1tot:
z. Ipri1 inn Sabre 80.
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beutang bes Rre1aes fir bic gBelt lit
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bos areua @egenitonb poetii6er Cob:
pref Jung lit. g8ie biel liebli9e, itnn>
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5enpeIt ranfen it6 I'M oas @reu5!
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maro gum @nooentbrone, 5um Bnn-
oerbaum gum Srie0ensbol5e, 5ur &C.
gensblume, 5um 8unoeritamm, gum
bebren 8aum, 5um boloieligen Sic
ges5ei6en, 5un &onig Der Sflan5en,
gum groBen, mo6tbollen 8unoers
19pert. -
Oie Boeite perfniipft in tpebmiitig-
iinniger 8eiie oas &reu5 oud f6on
nit oem 2eben 6es SSe1ufinbleins. Ser
Iiebe, fleine Seiusfnabe bilft ieinem
9flegebater Soiepb 5immern - uno
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nit Sen tpunoerliebliden 5orben Ser
8oeiie oas &reu5bi1o malen. Das
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ben 10 innig oerpadien> 0aB mir ibm
ouf ie6em 56ritt begegnen. Sc 1T
unler GroIt uno StGrfe, 11niere Soff>
nung un6 unler 5eitIides un0 etpigeS
Sell, infer 2eben am NuferItebungs=
tage!
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Sage t)nroe 1tnier 9et>
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lebrte SeIuitenpoter 11rban So13mei-
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nenen 8u6e iiber bic gbronolo9ie bes
2ebenS unieres ISeilan6es gegeben
uno 1te lautet: Sim Z. 9lpri1 6es Sab-
res 80.
l1no Ser ge1ebrte A1tronom iteQt bic
Srage: So116 am Sooestage gbrilti
cine Mon6- o6er cine SonnenfttIter-
|nis itott?
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porten, muB man gon3 genou tpii>
fen, tpas in Der 81. S6rift iiber oieIe
Siniternis eel6rieben itebt.
@eim fl. MottbGus, @op. 81, 8ers
As lielt man: @on Der ie6Iten Big 3lr
neunten Stun6e brad cine 5initernis
iiber oos gon5e 2an6 berein.
8eim bl. Warfus, Sap. Is, 8ers
3S: Inn Die iedite Stunoe bro6 iiber
oas gon5e 2ano cine Giniternis ber-
Elm, Die big our ,1ennten Stunoe oal,=
erte.
8eim bl. 2ufas, &ap. %, @ers
A: gs NOR ungefdbr Inn 6ie ie9ite
lStunoe, 6a brad iiber 6os gan3e 2ono
cine Siniternis berein, bic Big 5rr
neunten Stunoe bauerte.
geun redneten bic Ssuoen bic Sages.
|itunoen bon 6 l1br moreens ob. 0ie
ie6ite Stunoe lit alio Neittag, Die
nelnte Stlrn6e 8 l1br 1a6mittaes.
9a es itd alIo BEL Der &reu5igung
SSeiu Inn bic Wittagitl1nbe banbelt,
Ito lit eine monofinlternis ausgeidlof>
gaben Ser @ltronomen om 3. &pril
fen, obtpobl cine iolde nad ben an>
i'm Sabre 33 itattfan6.
Cine Sonnenfinit iternis erre6neten
Die 4ftronomen fiir BEN "a. Wooent-
Der i'm Sabre 80. Das tpar olio bier
!einbolb Nonate Dor oem Sooe Gbrilti.
4ber am Sooestage gbriit fonn es
Iitd I'M eine Sonnenfiniternis 6esbalb
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ieiner it6ntr1igen, feitgefiigten, far
oisponierten uno tpoblproportiottier
ten @eftolt ou9 tpieoer ein 8tlo feite,
SoItes, aufitrebenoer &raft, ein 8ili
ser l1ebertpinbung Der @egenidbe, be1
20iung Der @i6eriprii6e gefunoen.
9as @reu3 oritdt beutlt6 ben sc
oonten Ser uniberIaIitat aus NIT iei
men na6 bier &i6tungen Der 8elt 5et
genoen @eiten, uno es lit Elm bon Del
6riItIi6en Aeitbetit oft bertpen6ete1
erbabener @e6anfe, 6aB oas &reu;
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bei6en 4rme melt aus5ubreiten uno f
bie gon5e @e1t 3u lmarmen uno at
iein gOttlibes Ser5 5u briiden. 0e1
l.innere @ert oes grloiungstobes Seil
Gbriiti lit ia Elm uneno1ider, tpabr
boft uniperIaler, oenn oie @enugtu
ung fir uniere Siinoen lit cine iiber
flieBenoe, bic auBere 8oufommenbei:
Der @enugttlng iteut uns Die 81
S6rift glei6falls als cine untberIa1(
6or. @ie I60n 1rno angemeilen fon1m
oas gum plaItiiden glusorud 0urd
ous &reu5 1tnb ben @efreu3igten!
! l1niberieu lit ober 6os &reu5 aud
getporoen I'M Gbri1tentum auf oe1
gan5en gr6e! 9aS &reu3 ltebt in I'M
fern Oome11 &ir6en 11n0 &upellen
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oft madt Die Stride in ibren 3ere
monien uno sic Miuionen bon &o
tboliten oas I'll. &reu53ei6en!
uWenn i6 bon Der @r6e erb0bt bin
tper6e id alles an midi 5ieben (Sob
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Iiinbiges, blutbefledtes 2eben an bic.
fem S6anopfobl. l1n6 bic Suoen tpuB.
ten nt6tS S6redli6eres un6 @emei
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nit ibm! Ser 80lfer1ebrer Iogt: u@H
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,freu5igten, Sen Suoen elm Iergernis
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oes Sells getporoen, oenn auf Ser
.&orfreitag fam Der SiterIonntag. 81
tpel6 unbel6reib1ider Sd0nbeit er
gldn5t bon ienem Mugenblide an bas
&reu3!
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Hide Mutter iiber ibr neugeborene;
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|&reu3es, un6 tpenn mir oes 2ebenj
mitbeboue 6abrt been6et baben uni
unier miioer &orper unter oem grii
men &aien ousrubt, Biz CUR glorrei
den @uferltebung, 10 tpadt einiam al
unierm @rabe nod oas &rel15l 81
beiligen Saframente, Die unler geiltig
iibernatiirli6es 2eben eroffnen, Der
mebren, tarfen uno gu einem gutter
@bi6luB brineen, iteben I'M bebre1
3eiden 6es &reu5es!
@ber audi oas natiirli6e 2eben tpiri
beleu6tet bon ben Strablen oes &re1s
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9te &aafabrt ber
0lOfe1t

Na6 0eitte ser bei1igen g8o6e
3ieb'n olle @1oden no6 Gon1,
Bom @l0dlein Ser @oIofopeue
8is 5ur &ieiengIode inn 9om.
Sic 5ieben bo6 6ur6 Die 2ufte
@leib einem @ronid3ug>
l1no ntemono bort tie lduten
So bo6 gebt 6er @loden Slug.
@s brouien bon alien bier 8inoen
0ie tonenoen S6aren oaber,
Son oIlen 5tGbten un6 @l01tern
@eit iiber 2on6 unb Meer.
SSS1n 3ieIe 6ie 98ege it6 einen,
Sic fiibren aIle na6 &on;
Da loifen Die @loden ii9 nie6er
St1mm iiber Sonft Yeters 9on1.
Dort, tpo auf ieinem Stuble
Sanft Beter 6en S9luiiel bd1t,
Siebt man bor ibm it9 i9aren
Die 8loden oer gan5en @elt.
Ct 5dblt fie tpteoer uno tpieoer,
Damn idiittelt 6os &aupt er gelino:
,;@s feblen INNER nod biele,
Die nidt gefommen iino;
l1no tpo bic @loden feblen,
Da itn6 6ie Ser5en nod tpeit
No9 min rtdt 5uiamnnen itintnen
9ie gan5e gbriitenbeitp
l1n6 itumm, tpie iie gefommen,
Sanft Heter ite entldBt!
sic febren a11riif un6 lduten
Dabeim gum Oiterfeit.
50 eebt oer @loden 92eiie
Na9 03om nod man6es Sobr,
l1no 5u Can't Beters Sreu6e
Bdbit iabrlid Der @loden Sdor;
l8is emit Der &anrpf gei6lidtet,
8is emit BET Strett beriobnt,
@ts aGler gbriiten @lanbe
Sn ems 5uiamment0nt.
Damn fon,n.en NIT tbren @Ioden
9ie B0lfer bon nab uno fern.
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sSn Ibtperem Sooesbangenl
Mn6o ftn6 linn our9bobret
Son NGgeIn uno bonn SpteBe
Die Seite, SGno' 1n6 sSiiBe.
8er fonn genug bid loben,
9a aIles @ut oen Srommen
0ur6 oi6 bonn Simmel fommen?
gu bilt bic re6te Setter,
0arouf mir 1ns erbeben,
gu @ott, Dem tpabren 2eben.
0u bi1t bic Itarfe 8riide,
Die oue Dor @efabren
Oes Nbgrunos miro betpabren.
Du biit Ser mG6t'ge Anfer,
9luf oen mir ME bergebens
8ertrou'n i'm Sturm oes 2ebens,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

would be willing to underwrite the expense, as did her geologist hus. band.
 But closer relations between local boards and Washington would clear up a lot of confusion-and violence --she feels. Though violence in her board never reached the gun-totin' stage, she assured OPA officials. there have been cases of volunteer workers who have been jabbed with pens and kicked in the shins when they've turned down requests.
 The violent visitors to the ration board. Mrs. Conhaim hastened to add, are far in the minority. "The average person actually would like to give more than he is. asked to-" she believes. When the tragic war news comes in he realizes he is liv- ing much too comfortably. But he wants everyone to give up just as much as he does"
 AS Mrs. Conhaim wound up her visit. John O'Brien. director of CPA field operations, assured her that the bureau was anxious to do every thing they could to simplify the job their 10000 volunteer workers were doing. And he's convinced that tine blonde bombshell's suggestions will be just the thing to turn the trick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
WE. THE WOMEN
WE. THE WOMEN Judge Praised For Ruling Babies Are Not NuiSanceS

against another couple who had been tenants for nine years on the grounds that the presence Of the tenants eight-months-old son yio- lated the OPA nuisance regulation.
 The judge ruled that the eight months-ol baby and his parents couldn't be busted from their home and in doing so he said: There is more at issue in this case than the matter directly before the court. There are thousands of wives of members of the armed services living in small homes in Indiana polls and in Marion County who have small children or who are awaiting the arrival Of babies. Should they be put out of their homes because they have babies? This court does not believe this policy should be followed here, and this court will not permit such tao ties"
 REMINDER TO LANDLORDS
 Indianapolis uniformed fathers and fathers-to-b be have one load off their minds now. They don't have to worry, while tEey are busy fighting a war, for fear their wives may be kicked out of their homes.
 If judges in other cities would come out just as emphatically with the stand that human beings aren't nuisances just because they aren't old enough to vote. fight war, or own an apartment house of their own-thousands Of other service men could rest easier in their minds.
 It might be well also to remind the landlords of the country that the boys who are fighting this war for them were ''nuisances' only a few short years ago. But aren't we all thankful for them today-even the landlords on whose walls some of them may once have left smudgy fingerprints?