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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

33s MD. AVE. NE, three blocks from
CapItol, piock restaurants, transportation
Plenty neat, hot water. clean, homelike
pnone, double rooms: S35. $40 mo- 1.
iOl0 ST. N.E.--Large, well-frrn room
for 2 girls: private entrance, h-wh.; close
and movies. LU. 7753. e' een'e'
WELL-FURN., comfortable room for / per-
som double bed; conv. transp. 436 9th st.
: DOUBLE RMS. on r. I. ave. NE; gentle
family. Dupont 1882
NICELY FURNIsHED-No other roomers.
suitable for 2. References. Decatur I117
WOODBRIDGE, woo D. c;--Laree double bed
See 70 appreciate. DE. 424a.
bhiGHT, CHEEKY, nicely furnished rooms
ana clean linens; ne. near lovely park
Ior LOT, or more girls: plenty of hot water
can MISS kIRKY. Ii 1876.
COY SINGLE ROOM. continuous hot
sola FERRY 's1ns ST. S.EMfront Al aseSi room next
bath: ch.w., 2 large closets, for . empl.
christians; bus at corner. MI. 1855,
PRIVATE SHOWER, private entrance: also
room, next TO bath; inner-spring mattress,
double or single. Call after $50 pm
rHE ins GssEg GALENa "a ne isa NJ. { o71l
house for girls; newly furnished rooms,
beds and dressers laundry facilities:
asrse syl reception room with fireplace; sa2 80,
ONE BRIGHT BEDROOM with semipriyate
bath in quiet home; near transp. Cali
alter pm, NO. 7l07.
near bath. for 2 men or ladies: near j
cArlineS NO 6753
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APARTMENTS WANTep

good fnrn. apartment for winter or per. sirs
1AMEs meor wo ", aatAsdRaR1soN' atsda Apt. 500, Broad
BEDRM. APT, urgently needed by young
snSs 81 ESs Isl nE fasn ssoo gnYrs
COUPLE desire small apt. or house. furn.
Wfsras, q uniurn' NV. section. best references
REsPoNsIBLE COUPLE with unusually
quiet infant need unfur. apt, or small
Tserenaes nasss top Up Sos S s q ars.t. sts s
,erred occupants are reasonably quiet.
BRiTIsH COLONEL urgently require, Yurn.
ished apartment, living room. oo Bedroom al tor
studio). kitchenette, bath. preferably NV.
ana aY accessible c. to Munitions Building. Tel
GENTLEMAN would like to suitcase l.
1ns room ~ Turni ,aae at in NV section for to
RAJ Raj Of oFFisEs-ADt. iiEs block .v..l.ols si Du-
1000. Ext ss7, weekdays. mum e'a'uf
uNstuRNISHED modern apartment, near
HUSBAND. returning wounded overseas,
W. wife desires q, l-room apartment furnished
xTToRNEYn AND SSn %ffk asfm msSisTsy desire
q unfurnishsa ans apartment. c ciose.in ins NV.
sPIRNnsnFb aspPaRssTnsnd b6uildins Bog 4es-M star a
kitchenette, wanted By his1-type middle.
AGED widow here on 0oYernment assign.
eisa0ns noas sssylsf ss;'nss soa wv
6-R. APT. or house wanted BY Nov. 10th
n ~, District or suburb, near bus; $76. Box
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE twhite, desire
l-2 room furnished apartment. IN NV.
bath. Call RA. $3.50 Between Z and 10
pm. Refs. furnished az
EMPLOYED COUPLE, no chif4ren. no pets.
permanent. want unfur. 2 rooms r. and
D.. In Northwest OF. silver Spring. CAil
after 5 D.m.. ia. 1850.
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FARM & GARDEN.

ToPSOIL. sandy loam, SIS ner load. ap.
prox. 4l7 GU. yds Manure, $50 rer load
delivered In Washington DAVID I
KERR. 54o0 st. Barnabas I'd. sc. Spruce
TOPSoIL, very good for lawns and green.
houses. for sale. Call Ii. 1878 or Ber-
TRACTOR OUTFIT, John Deere: on rubber
model III" 1871; perfect shape; cultiva,
tors, piow. disc harrow; selling out: $3.50
BETT9R BET ,eAi IiASNSTDSscaprNe-Attractive ex.
terror decorating viii attract and hold ths
owner is unconsciously but quickly Judged
by what one may see without; experienced
planters know there is no substitute fol-
local-grown. shrubbery and that the proper
setting and arrangement are the result
of long experience; plant and soil fooc
are of equal Importance, try a ton oil
Wondergo, the superenriched humus thai
makes poor soils good and good soils bet
ter; spread Wondergo topsoil to level ou
lawns, especially good for rose and fowet
beds. For expert foundation, plant anc
shade trees planting. seeding. flagston,
walks. terraces. rock gardens pools
ground cover. fireplaces, driveways, drain.
age, age, WwatSsrprroofins, W tree surgery. log wall!
free f e. estimate, Lincoln 1925: 81.
sasseis deiTered fSsred Wlsed WA 1883 so per
TRACTORS--An types farm equipment
straw and feed. Falls Church 2ia0 4.
BLACK WALNUT TREES, 10 years old
TREES REMovEiD..' WE'D ever evergreens rea trimmed
expert workmen; work covered by insur-
ance. For estimates. call Union 0962. g.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Marylond end yjruirjo,

NICE DOUBLE I'M, private bath. "a
minutes MI walk from express buslines Sas
ARLINGT0N--Larse. nicely furnished
room for 2 Girls or employed couple who
Viii appreciate good home; breakfast
ARLINGTON, VA newly furn., on.
double. one triple; nice neighborhood pvt
Wassinstan 9nss, sony tEssni ioc fare downtown
pus and stores; no smoking in house. Cali
eyes, except Friday, Sligo 5563.
AkL., vA.--Comfortable single room, adj
path with shower; gentleman; only S26 mo
Homs aoI sNpiTr NpprIyis meals OPTIONAL; CHI. 3063.
TO bath with, shower: men only: $35 mo. OF
oWner WI share, hare, $3.50 mo. CH. 3063. :
from l0-cent bus. turn right At bank at
shsrrydale, up i block to 21st ave.
SINGLE ROOM, bus. at door. S25 month
Jewish girl preferred. 4gl7 Central ave
Capitol Heights. Md.
ARLINGTON, near golf club--Front room
pvt. bath. pvt. home; on bus: gentleman;
conY transp, Pentagon OK 1912.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southecst.

l141 45th PL. S.E.--Large front room
twin beds, twin closets, nicely furp.. fiex,
bath unlim. phone; 2 min. to bus AT
304 3rd ST. s.E.-Nice front bedroom
semipvt. bath: conv to transp. prefe,
sNis settled iWiNf:SToT lady; sag NO.
room, with or without Kitchen PRIVILEGES
opposite park. bus on corner; owner Gov.
ernment employe. Call weekdays, Execu
tive AGO, Ext. 767, BERLOW
gentleAan preferred RE OIsp.
11qi 45th PL. S.E.-Large front room
twin beds. twin closets, nicely furn., mex
6ath; unlim. phone; min. to bus. AT
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEW 8-ROOM, all modern and new furr1- !,
rent IN advance. Call HI 1871.
NEARLY NEW detached 5 rms, recreation
only. 3 months lease Apply 7Ih nsrto
mouth ave. Silver Spring. or RA S36n
S:RMs EuRNIsHED HOUSE FOR II j month onfR
s,9' S9y; ON 70 Dec 6th s125. including heat.
a-BEDRooM. a-sToRY detached house,
completely furnished: immediate occu-
pancy. Call uN. 323e after pm
QUIET COUPLE to share nice modern
nome IN Hyattsville with serviceman's
vie; Wiie; utilities furn.; no children WA 2I33
SHEFf CHASE, u. C.-5 bedrooms q
paths living rms, servants quarters,
garage, full basement. Beautifully furn-
isneo $500 mo. CHEVY CHASE REALTY
60. EN-. 1900, till pm
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Modern 4-bedrr
and 2-bath completely furnished, oil heat;
sSoo per mo CHEVY CHASE REALTY
co, EN-. 1900. till . IN
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ROOMS WITH 6OARD.

1918 DELAFIELD PL. .NW.-Gentleman te
share room, twin beds. in lovely home
SS- S4S 6 month; sT 4, excellent meals; IA. 9512
! oble; rm. with private shower bath; /
large dble. rm.: also share rm. for a man;
wholesome meals: switchboard service
girl to share rm with congeniaI girls;
private bath tennis court OIL 3803.
WESLEY HALL--Consenial atmosphere of
sons to bath. wide choices from menu,
completely changed each day: excellent
Transportation. Call NO. 9s04. 1929 21st
st, NV.
1926 10Th ST Nw.-well-heated dbIe
room, 81 80 ner mo. Also share rooms
girl or boy; homeliks atmosphere, excel
lent meals,
1911 DECATUR ST. N,w.-Nicely furn
large front room, suitable for !. nice youns
girls; S95 each for room and board
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HOUSES uNFuaklsHEn,

large living room elec, range; mile rom
80 sore. SCHOOL and Baltimore highway.
asa & ST. NV. near courtnous. .ns
Union station-3-story brick bedroom
and parlor, dining and kitchen; coal and
OIL heat; tenant must live in house and
e,l,! owner VIII not divide into fats: rent, $50
ST. NV. D1. 1877, ~
YACANT-s22: frame BLDG. rms. and
eeHar; needs repairins. Must be taken A.
W LEE: 32l1 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii 1000
S5S-NEARBf MARYLAND-Prettv de.
tached Colonial. equipped for families i,
4 rooms and bath on second floor 4 4
sarase, oil hot-water heat. full basement
ana extra large lot. Immediate possession
BETTzELL. D1. 1900. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALT.

WATER HEATERS-Regular and bottle gas
50-60-7b-100-gallon capacity. All
heaters guaranteed 5 to 20 years NC
information, phone AT. 1891. AMERICAN
HEATING CO. bb < st. Sc.
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND C0.-Buy
WHAT PRICE CoMFoRT. II YOU have Il
to 16 windows In your home. the cost fol
year-around comfort will be approximately
SIS per mo- for B years. See the amazina
new storm window. and Koolshade sur
screen comb. For free estimate call HO
5000, AIR COMFORT CORP.
SELLING OUT, all books reduced. 25e te
50as. MAYFLOWER BOOK SHOP, 175a
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED = Within watkins distance Of
treasury IRE Dept, single room for lady.
ROOM for working mother, board for
child =; vicinity 18th and Col rd NV.
De; 2012 after II am.
CARE FOR t-YR. son. II possible sleep
2g57. PuRDY, until b:15.
SINGLE or double room in Northwest Sec
ton by quiet man: want well-furnished
and clean room. Box 1-R, Star
LADY wishes comfortable. bright room in
Mt. Pleasant or Kalorama sections. con
venlent Transportation. Box GER. Star
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APARTMEkIs ukEuRhisHEp

WILL EXCHANGE large 3-bedroom ant
N Forest Park section of Baltimore, Nd,
for > or 3 bedroom apt In D. c.: NV
section preferred, but will consider al
1870 NORTH CAPITOL rooms. kitchen
and bath basement apt; heat, light ane
ssss gas furnishsd. @ =, $3.50 month, no, s240
bath; large back yard SIS Key in Apt
No. s.. HENRY SALUs 920 NJ Y. ave
NV. Phone MA 1852
ROOM, kitchenette and bath; no re.
friseration; adults only; 5000. Cal
GROOM APT, kitchen, breakfast nook
and bath; renter must be Acceptable Il
realtor Call 81. sIA4. ESQ 10 $50 n m
6i6 NEWTON. PL. N.w.--I room. kiteher
and bath; S31 30. National 1855.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

DAIRY COWS G6) and all equipment. j
W. MCINTOSH. Norbeck Md.
FOR SALE-50 shoats, also pigs Will
buy sows, boars SH 2114. GE I743.
30 HOLSTEIN and Guernsey lleifers These
cattle are good dairy types and range in
tested, call Alexandria 5s12, weekdays
onlv
RIDING HORSES t2), / paited: saddles
and brides. Can rent stable: also stable
man to take care of same MR. CURLES
AT. 11l2. 2033 Nichols ave. Sc.
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NICE DOUBLE ROOM for 2 girls, in pri-
yate home, AL conveniences. 1880 FesSen-
den ST. NV. Or 3743.
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman in private,
gentle home. Shepherd Park section. Ia
2ia5 r ST. N.w.-Larse. front studio
room S12.50-S15: small basement room,
$3.50. DI. 1885, "a \ :
COLUMBIA RD. NV, Is34---Mfr. 81. so
wk, sgle. rms, clean. cool Insulated: 10
min. downtown on carline; baths, shwrs.,
c,h.w.. comfortable beds. AD. 1880.
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APARTMENT HOUSES EoR sALr

APARTMENT HOUSE. NW.-Three apts-
one Apt has studio Lying room, BED
en-: two spts. have living room, fireplace
large bedroom. kitchen and bath; oil
neat. Sintsr and summer hookup yearly
renLal, S6,0b0. L. @. WHITE Tfl5
Mlseonsin ave. WI. 1900.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOG AND CAT APARTMENTS, designs
for use inside and outside. inside apart
ment very decorative. also combination
dog shipping crate and kennel. See oui
display at 1927 Lee highway. Va. just
across Key Bridge Also poultry equip
ment. Open Sunday. DI. 0122, AL. $3.50
BOXER, year old, male, light brown, IN
telligept, good companion; price, S10e.
1t. COL. STACK. 3505 Old Dominion blvd.
Alexandria TIE. 556S.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES by ch
Mark of Clarandall, u D., preceded by 4
generations OF U. d. training. MI 1000
Persian KITTEN wanted; male, house
PEKiNGEsEa. H' deal pets; winners.
pups. Axe. beauties. blonds and reds, m.
and 4. 2.5 mos. old. wonderful dispositions.
ME. 1904, Falls Church s3I-W-3.
PUPPIES. mixed terriers, weeks old.
clipped tails EN-. 351l
WOULD LIKE GOoD HOME for collie dog
WANTED-Good home for thorouehbred
screwtail Boston bulldos. Phone MA.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, male. wks..
healthy, playful, reg. Axe, red and white,
parti-colored. 423 9th st. s.w. DI,
BosToN TERRIER PUPPIES. weeks old.
male and female: beautifully marked 4222
Gatf1t nj N n FTP
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MorvIond and Viea;ni0

1924 9th ST. s., Arlinrton--corner rf11..
s and e. exp.,. next bath; blk. bus: twin
beds: air cond.: $40 month. Ell 9233
ARLINGTON--Attra fuYhishsd sin.
gle room for Girl, |. block Lee blvd. ant
bus. Convenient Arlington Hall. 326 mo
cH. e154 after $50 pm.
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APTs. FURh. AND uhEuRN.

81 X ST. N.W.--Furn. or unfurn. apt, /
room and kitchen; no children.
1909 KAL0RAMA RID. NV rms,
kitchen and bath, refriserator, utilities
5, $40. Open. Call Me. 4e41 Tuesday
Evening star., 1944-10-31
POULTRY EGGS

BABY CHICKS, feeo ana poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc 619 K st. NV
ME On2a
POULTRY HOUSES, ready, immediate de-
livery. Display at 1929 Lee highway, Va.
lust across Key Bridge. DI. 0122-Alex
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD, well seasoned, at cell
! ing prices. Woodley 6146. al
FihE logs, dry hardwood $40 cord.
| COLONIAL CORDWOOD. DI 2415.
FIREPLACE WOOD, cut any length, S21
cord Call ME- 4200
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ApARrMshrs SUBURBAN.
MOVING. PACKING 9 STORAGE.

sa7 50; furn. 2 rms, ami, Frieidaire,
lst H.. pvt. ent.; 1 fare, conv, to Navy
Yard: adults. HI. 0449-M.
Evening star., 1944-10-31

MOvIN1. rNINING o STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
% VIII take your surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving. EDELMAN's
MCVlNtj q STORAGE CO., ia 2937 81
Evening star., 1944-10-31

your oid macnlne taken IN trade. machine.
rented and repaired. 1897 Conn. ave. EN-
SEWING MACHINE, electric. doll house
bicycle, electric train. wicker chairs, ward
SEWING MACHINES-Treadles. dropheads
airs SiT;5o up; ports6s ssao electric rentals re
SEWING MACHNEs-Treadles $3.50 UP
slightly used Singer console cleo with |
all machines % Hemstitchins. % Buttons nslps made &.
sRWN sRps sI7 n 1890 g ,.ssi
all guaranteed; SEWING MACHINE Ex
CHANGE, 2412 18th st. NV. CO. 3245.
SHOES, ladies'. size 10AA, Dr. Locke; alst
aIsssfs apt io4 ares cE slIe 4s4o So4 Aspen ST. NV
rel. cylinder bore. feId gun. 'sso'' $50 cash ash
sHoTGuN @ sSHSs.'0R Reminston A piIs pump. 1s-sause
new new condition; oo 2 boxes shells, fshini
sHnTTERs, Silent Silent. automatic, for ex
sLiP COVERS and ' draperies. ies. bedspresa eds read
work 1one by snas Of
soPA fSuSfAiN. M s2sGi excellent condition
SOFA BEDS, brand prewar sprin
921 G st. NV. DI. 3737. Open eve,
until until 2 pm open Mon, Thurs. and Fri
sI,ENo,TYpE ,ls, s AND LESSONS. new, $40
.az size sea need ,0rss sp ca
liyered install them yourself or get ou
free. estimate on installation; time pay
ments up to 36 months. Phone AT. 400
sTG6iS sTtbiSeiSS Couch. C twin beds. bureau drop
leaf table, kitchen table. chairs and mis-
STUDIO cOUOH. simmons; oSerstufre, l
chair ana tables; rug, excellent condition
STUDIO SSS' coucHEs, facsory.r.built with
tSn bsd: aso Soas Dsa set. = esss sSs
st sprins nv eonSrussiGn pI ssss ssa n.n ATLAS saI
pm; open Mon. Thurs. and Fri. unit
TABLE, walnut drop,leaf., and chairs
TABLE, solid mahogany extension, |
leaves and pads. complete. $50. Phon,
Tofcosf MH stf tnis sns syeainIs aI4xoo gray .r.
%: iady,s coat. tan. cape; shoes, 61a-A
TRRoPIHGsAL FISH. live food. AQUARIUM
large sssstion tsRtins sh. ha'ss AcauARius eSn TN
sa5 sssa many sys in D.rc
condition, sizes 30x64. 33x6I, 3sxB4: YOU
choice st Sl;5o each cash; 90 phone calls
vssaaAEf. f1ssaiaA osssves sss VIC OIL 200 Ext
WASHER, wr,nser-type. ana ironer, Der.
iss NE @seSIR: s i ,sss s ss''0.. 'ss.
immediate Installation Terms. sH. 6a71
terms. JOHN G.. WEBSTER. registered
plumber. 627 r st. NV. MA. 4163. RA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

free Book:e>!- "Teeding the Child for Health con
r4ins feeding schedules and menus for all age req
PES dcvcloPmen, charts Forty pages, hasol ates;
findings For free copy WIG Sunkisi- pe4f,-4-~7-
Les Angeles, s., California
Trsdemsrked sunkist Oranges are the finest from
li,50o cooperating California and Arizona grovers.
They're good keepers, save shopping uifs.
c7I7Tg1l, 1914, CsbGo.A rc., C,o.,,. F,d.rse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
didn't he tell Mother need orange juice every day."

and keep feeling )oAnc! One 0 TO
ounce glass Of fresh orange Iuioe sup
plies our daily quota of vltamln c,
plus healthy bonus Of A, b., B. O.,
saloium-aR4-etfrer needed minerals.
So everyone should ENJOY oranges in
some way-eyeY day! ii IN golden
iuioe for breakfas, in cool, tempt
FIG gg- salads aRd- 9eAse+ts- lef- lHHelAs-ef
dinner with a sweet. juicy-orance
ior PLAIN, good eating any hmfi All
Of which Proves-as our young lady
friend suggests-tha that vitamlns can
be wonderfully delicious as well as
y onderful foyyou
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-04
GIRL SCOUTS
TO AID DRIVE
Junior Red Cross Mem.
bers Man Victory House
Today

Victory House will today be man.
ned by the JUNIOR Red Gross whose
representatives Will be present to
receive contributions for the Red
Cross 1914 war campaign fund. Mrs.
Francis OLeary will be in charge.
Girl Scout troo p4. intermediates
Scouts, st, Thomas Church and Girl
Scout troop II, Intermediate Scouts,
South Federated Church, will be In
attendance.
A gift Of $25 from the Lithuanian
committee for the Defense Of AM
erica presented by President Jacob
TreoiokaS was received yesterday
at Victory House. Members Of the
Red Cross canteen corps, headed by
Mrs. ]. Chester Little, were in
charge. Troop IL and Troop 20
served as messengers and assisted
ut the loud speaker. Various types
OF emergency equipment used by the
Red Gross were on display.
Mrs. Perry A. Borden, general
chairman Of church enrolment
groups, announced yesterday that
q meeting OF sub-chairmen and
workers will be held Monday OF
4:30 p. m. at the Diocesan Bureau
OF Social Service, 80 Church
street. to make reports on this
groups work for the campaign.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-04
SLIPPERY STREETS
MENACE TRAFFIC
Numerous Minor Mishaps,
But No Serious Accidents
Reported Here Today

The thin fllm Of Ice and snow on
the city's streets early this morning
resulting In many Waterburian
unwillingiy INDUCING in bodily
twists and turns resembling some
Of the best ballet pirouettes Of the
famed Pavlova, was rapidly melted
away Oh the suns warmth grew
stronger with the length Of day.
Waterbury's famed "hills" became
coated during the night with the
light snow that feIl, melted and was
blended into q treacherous wet glaze
that caused motorists many an alx-
lous moment as cars slithered and
slipped on tires worn thin from long
wartime use.
Pedestrians on their way to early
morning work duties proceeded with
o caution. Motors Of cars were heard
roaring futilely, In many instances
as spinning wheels were helpless on
the glaze covering the roads.
No serious pedestrian injuries or
automobile collisions had been re-
ported at press time this morning
and as the grounds wintery cover
Ing began TO disperse under the ef-
iects Of the warm sun another odd
mood Of o New England winters
many sided character had passed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-04
LABOR'S RECORD
in STATE LAUDED

Organized labor in Connecticut
was commended for Its faithfulness
to It's ro-strike pledge during the
war by O resolution passed OF O re.
cent meeting Of Directors Of the
Diocesan Labor Institute held In
New Haven and presided over by
Rev. Joseph r. Donnelly, diocesan
director.
The directors went on record as
praising organized labor in Connec-
ticut which "has built O record OF
loyalty and service that probably
out-ranks any state with compar-
able proportion Of war production"
Included in the resolutions adopt
ed at the meeting was an appeal for
q more widespread organization Of
the so.called white collar" workers
In Connecticut, group termed by
the meeting as being sadly neglected
In matters pertaining to their labor
status.
The meeting arrange to discuss
the progress Of the work OF the In
stitute and to compare plans and
procedures was attended by the d.
rectors OF chapters Of the Institute
In Waterbury, New Haven, Bridge.
port, Stamford, Willimantic and
New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-04
VOLUNTEERS AID
RED CROSS FUND
Brooklyn, Town Plot Dis
tricts Canvassed; Dona.
tons Acknowledged

Mrs. John Laslsy, chairman Of the
Red Cross war fund drive for the
Brooklyn and Highland avenue
sections. reports that o total Of 5000
has been subscribed so far IN the
campaign. Mrs. Peter Krugelis who
Is serving as canVasser In the Town
Plot section has reported proceeds
Of $50.
A donation OF $26 from the Iith-
uanian committee for the Defense
of America was reported by Mrs.
Krugelis, and " IS donation was
made by the Ladies Aid Society Of
the Third Congregational church,
according to o report given the
chairman by Mrs. Harry Pritchard,
co-chairman.
Mrs. John Barkauskas, who was
named chairman Of collections for
organizations Of ST. Joseph'S church,
recently disclosed O total Of $500 had
been received.
Mrs. John A. Adams has been
named 10 the Brooklyn committee
and will cover Harriet avenue. Mrs.
,Lasky, Mrs. Pritcnard, and Mrs. An
thony LazdauSkas are covering the
business area Of Brooklyn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-04
STANDARD FIRST AID
CLASS ORGANIZING

A Standard First Aid course will
open on Tuesday, March 7th ct 1880
p. NJ, at the Red Cross Chapter
House, 1856 Grove street.
Mrs. Lawre,lee Farrell and Miss
Agnes Cronan will be the Instruc-
tors for this class which will be held
one night q week.
Any person pho wishes to rec
lister for this course, may do 80 at
the first session.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-04
Current Rationing Regulations
MEATS AND FATS


"As 4s and "cS In Book ~ each worth 10 pon
valid through May 90 RED tokens each worm
point be used as change. 49,.
stamps "" In Book III will be valid through MaScn
retains the value marked the face Of the coupon
PROGRESSED FOODS
stamps "18 DS and "ES IN Book w each worth
points through May 90 Blue tokens each worth one
point
Green stamps S" IL" the values printed
the face and will be valid through March TO-
back Of Book w valid TOT five pounds
indefinitely Stamp No ~ will be valid for five pounds for home
eannng through February 20, 1e46.
SHOES
Stamp valid for pss Of shoes VIII exrse
Apr Stamp Ration Book III yald delntteW Tor pair
Of stamp designated segtW will Ae effeet May
No coupons ~ books are valid Toy three sen thEcusA MY
Bel and q OIL coupons valid tor two geWcnR
B-2 Ga coupons ere valid for five ealloUA
Period three will In force 10 March ~ Period Se coupons
valid 70 September 80.
Glass coupons gallons
worth 30 galon& A -
dwelling nits including private houses fsnted Of of
eoonne houses and hotels
various Of occupants ana terms Of
cupancy posted D20
completed the Rent Office within five days
after change Of tenancy Ill rented dwelling une other than Focn
houses and hotels