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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

Sc, ] : minutes TO Navy Yard; lge double
room; big closet; phone and laundry privils
R9oM. furnished; man only; SIS week
1912 D ST. sE-a sleeping rooms for
home privileges. Call Ii 2065
$3.50 PA. AVE. S.E.-Master bedroom. lst
floor, front: twin beds. built-in closets
private bath; bus at door; $50 month
Ice. FRONT RM.. cor, pvt. home: BATH.
shower; unlim. phone: conv. transp. all
Govt: gentleman, AT. 1914, after !. m
203 18th ST. SE.-Nicely furn front room,
next bath; block from bus: gentleman.
14oi EAST CAPITOL sT.-single room.
cow. transn- oil heat; plenty hot water
uni. phone; women only. FIR 27so.
GIRLS, private home, very convenient:
S25 month: unlimited phone; Sunday
morning breakfast privilege. FIR. 1892
9 DOUBLE RMS. next to bath: twin and
double, beds; small sitting rm. with radio;
exchanged. Call TR. 2o37.
5o3 ST SE.-Large front double room,
twin beds. unlimited phone, conv trans
pqrtatior; gentleman: private family LU.
414a.
.:f3 I1th ST. S.w.-Desirable single or
double rms: men only: convenient location:
unnm; phone: refs. DI. O7a4.
CoLORED-Near Navy Yard medium size
room for rent. rea soma bln for single per
son, man preferred TR 14S5
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK tcent., |,

BAY GELDING, registered thoroughbred
Sabs for LADY esa' or anor "f or ndns
hIas ribbon winner sH. is7e. ~ '''
mes ais' a w fHa 5. esh st sed q
HAMPsHTREE RAM. pure bred. , years old
months; Ashton 1866
PURE RED. thoroughbred,. Chestnut colt. .
ported English. stallion; Hand broken to
THoRCI1GanRNhhsso r1de; sent!f AShson 1868. .r,
gator with 1-year-oid brown colt and 3
geanr-old roam flly; both BY Thellusson x
Reasonable: aS,i COL. S. A. BLAIR, room
HEIFERS (6j, yearlings. Holsteins and
GuernSeys; also young Holstein bull, fat,
fE fheas HHaSf aa6sseusf W6Rk M.REs two colts
'eGf oD Sfs hfSt5 0fPad PR sG"s Aex no
andria Va, on Telesraph rd' , miles from
MIL MILK GOAT, Toggenburg, cheap. $40; also
p6NV 8 Teesssys s%1 liST siis pi; iId s$ss p j.,
cellent condition. about II hands. Also
cart and harness. Will sell together or
SEPARATE. Call MR.. GARDINER. WI. 0334,
CHESTNUT GELDING. Kentucky bred. 1873
hands, 3 years old. gentle and beautiful,
S125. Private owner will deliver. WA.
COW, black Jersey. with calf, gentle, price
| SPOTTED PONY, | spotted trick horse,
L Palamino mare and one 5-gaited spotted
mare also several bay horses; saddles and
brides, new and used. Horses boarded
Locust 745S; 6 VANCE H,TIs. HICKS 5475 Myrtle
BLACK SADDLE MARE. well hammered,
good jumper. English saddle and bride;
owner transferred; spotted pony, new
western saddle and bride; will ride or
driye d,Iy pc, POPLAR SPRING RIDING AcAD-
ONE GUERNSEY Cow, yrs. fresh
February '45. WA 6nS4
l WELSH MARE PONY. small. gentle, to
ride and drive; real show pony. Capitol
LARGE RIDING HORSE, years old,
ne is beauty. has been in riding academy
Tor ! 2 years; reasonable. Phone RA. 500
2 RIDING HORSES, one spotted, stylish;
English saddles. ! Western pony saddle
and bride, exercising cart. good condition;
;ohorse turn ploT. driving and work
St Falls Church, Va. Falls Church 2O09,
MONT. Co.--For sale--13 to IA acres of
corn and fodder: 42O shocks good stand;
$500; Phone Ma. 1879, Apt. ..
COWS, :; sheep and 4 hogs for sale al
market price. Call Falls Church 1524-W
RACE HORSE; 3-yr -old colt, by Johnstown-
Snow Queen by Gallant Fox. real-bred
colt; Can s show show you race chart of his last
WHITE-FACE HEREFoRDS. 90; l 3-year-
old mare, broken for driving and riding; /
McCormack-Deering tractor. Ashton 1887,
IA. 1414
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED to 3 room unfurnished apart
\ mept &c Ca Gall North ,,r9s 9S5o, -,,u. ,,.s
kitchenette: quiet young couple: no chill
dren or Iets: maximum $3.50; references.
MRS. G. GOULD. Ho. 44s0 after pm.
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN, two, responsible.
who have owned own home, now perma-
unfurnished apt; prefer bedroom, living
Vicinity ic n no s pets; highest retereness Ex.
ARMY ARM mi MEpIcAL OFFICER Fl Pecently a re-
!S5t anfuTn; az apt; NV. = nearby Va; SELF and
TWo TEACHERS and school-age girl need
l or bedroom furn. or unfuTn. apt,
vicinity of Georsia ave. and Fern st. RA.
NAVY OFFICER, wife, furnished or unfur-
nished apartment, NV hvlng room peg
FURNISHED APT. rooms, kitchen, bath
siiys! spring p NV Boy sa-S. Star 90:
apart fgrnished he'd SPfaEpishss ng
NEW YORK (Manhattan) Large, unfurn,
rms Fsrden Sots n s9S szGhanse fgF
cHIEF PETTY OFFICER, wife and infan.
slsfos rofiSu 5fSHSMar ss bsEI
Vicinity 10th st., Connecticut, Dupont
esss es sosT gsY BsE B eS5sn ss56
NAVY 1T. and wife, permanent duty, no
ehlldren sIRi u or pets willing to pay sl75 for
house or sfo6 for S0 unfaTnished ISn1HHR apt VIII
ssssDy ssa or fn re- 746S t@e Ext sHaas1s ss4S Call
apt furnished or unfurnished; NV. or
va; sT vii znsr taks for sh0Ttsr time ssos75
TWo S2G GiRhs Ext ana sS7 mother her
want furnished apartment or house; per
manent; gtoo references exchanged Phone
BRITISH OFFICER and wife urgently need
l., / or : bedroom apartment. furnished or
or pets ca IN EN- Nv 71sS sEea no 'ha!en
SERvICEMAN. wife and child, desire q
room room furnished or unfurnished apt. GE
WANTED AN ANGEL. One with furnished
Ione-bedroom apartment or lead to- same
preferred to help desperate newlyweds
home. CAN ME-. 1884 days ~
WANTED, apartment or house, bedrooms,
nmy ses in or sssnsd sss nss Gs
ITS ESs: : Ibs$1, Is, between $50 and s; ,-u,,s.,
2-3-room apt, Dec. 16-Jan. /. Best
references. Box 109-v. Star. =
REFINED MAN and wife, perm. residents.
MARINE CORPS OFFICER and wife de-
sire Groom, kitchenette and bath apart
ment, furnished or unfurnished; no chill
dren, no pets; permanent; highest refer
ence. Box 130-V, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE one-bedroom, unfur-
nished apt, in new builsing in refined
Southeast section, for smaller apt; excel
lent Transportation. Box 126-V, Star.
WANTED-One or two from unfurnished
apt, in apt. building or duplex; must be
1 OR BEDROOM, furnished apt, Jan,
] st; Govt. secretary and mother: sood
care; take suitcase. Write Box 95-V, Star
EMPL. WOMAN and father apt. or house.
furn. or unfurn., near or connecting with
Pa. ave. Sc; references. Spruce Os22,
Roam I-10S.
z OR 5 BEDROOM, preferably downtown.
especially nice; pay up to $3.50 monnth.
/ or 2 RIM, kit. and bath apt. near
g. w: Univ; must be avail, by Jan !.
MIR. MILES, RE. 4142, Ext 1852. or
Elk. 9145.
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-Northw.,,.

room: near bath: kitchen priviieses; ss5
and $40; MI. 72es, 9-3 daily. i7s
foT esfy cs sr 5aa d.
2 after Pm call RE. 9o1s.
SCOTT CIRCLE-Large front. furn. with
taste, single, double, plenty baths. auto.
~ 7ss oUAcKENBos ST. foS S.w.oBed. os d living vi
entrance. GE. 63O6.
downtown, 1747 st. n:w.-2 nice,
as islh ST .0M N.wwLasas svs sp' double room suit
able for two girls, private bath, in private
fiie isos LAMONT aIs sT. S:w-Larse, attrac- s
tive, sunny room, End floor, triple beds;
also cAkMSSLY sass sss Y nsTi SGST girls RMs
lovely Georgetown home: transp. at door:
unlimited phone. AID. 2029.
1887 MACARTHUR BLyD.-Double and
single warm sunny rooms, twin beds, adj:
@ 1888 PhkK Rb. G1 N.wMVery y sfantp attractive. M
6sh m.5 dguss dssfss e sefg6d ss95
MASTER BEDRM., double; f,,rn; in mahos.
s5a s5 euS sG cs 81 Or Nwwsrm so3
single with sitting room alcove; share
bath with one other: bus at corner; ma
g.e S25 OR
bath, 3 windows, twin beds, 2 large closets.
unlimited phone; express bus; Q girls or
couple. RA. 2249.
1908 HARRISON ST. N.W.-Accommoda-
tions for employed young lady in new pvt.
sSos ohbWaY 81 1ssse wo adonns Goh
gle rooms, 2 girls, well-furnished private
sSIs HoLMEAD PL. N.w.-Large front
rm. with semipVt. bath, double bed 1 Blk.
from 14th st. carline.
7odm With boTsp csle newly
cancy for 3 refined girls: cooking and
TG IrSndgy a0, privileges Phone NO. s42s OF
rooms; refs. required May also have job
Gith ZIP dRsp haaTa 13,,. Roa7 2sad st. NV DI 7137
double bed; newly decorated i blk carline
I'm ana H ne; refined govt. employed
iaaies .1 only AT. 3l55' Sun. and weekdays
coLoREDMeas Lamont st.-rront and
PACK zSoa d9uble rooms for employed couples
COLoRED-Large furnished room, private
home. no other roomers, two Govt. girl,
ssorkiGs sop IA dgTinS a5IS day conv' transp. Cal
COLoRED-Very desirable large well-furn
rooms: rooms refs required; may also have iot
CoLORED-Two nicely furn. double rooms
| for couple. l56 Bryant ST. NV. all das
sunday or after pm. weekdays
! COLORED-LsrRe room, near carline. al
privileges can be seen all day Sunday
2e2 Morgan st. NV
CoLoRED-;Furni room for rent; en-
| ployed couple only. AID. 1860. any time
CoLORED-Furnished room for colorec
man or woman. $40 Kenyon st. NV
| CoLoRED-Ladyt settled; will share room
with employed lady. Call all day Sunday
! North 1886
CoLoRED-443 N st. nw.-Furnished
room for rent. Hobart O734.
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BOATS.

WANTED-Outboard motors, regardless OF
size or condition: cash for same. 737
l1th st. s.e.
EEINRUDE and Elto outboaro motors;
Thompson boats new and used: service
and parts, used parts factory representa-
OUTBoARD MOTOR, 1912. ah-h.p.. new
condition GE. 4189.
3O-FT. MATHIS double-end gar cutter,
s Sea % Call fully equipped for cruising;
aboard. Sun. from to g.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Evinrude sport four
u6,2-h.p), reconditioned, S175. Wo.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

GOVT EMPLOYED mother and 2-yr,- old
give full details, Box 212-V. Star
GOVERNMENT CLERK whose husband is
self and boys aged 1I7 and 3la where
children may be left during day: please
give fun details. Box 212-V, Star
lady tmother Of Government employe, born
in the Netherlands: preferably in neishboT-
hood Of Thomas Circle. Box 10-V. Star
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FARM 8 GARDEN (cor,. +, i.

FRUIT TREEs-Washinston's only COM
pletee, stock Of fruit trees, grape vines and
small fruit plant. Sizes UP through bear
ing age, Visit our nursery at Tysons
Corner on Rt. to Leesburg. Open all
day Sunday. MEREDITH cAPPER, Falls
Church 1917.
BOXWOoD-1.2 200 plants that must be
moved, in sizes from 2k to it. Priced
exactly half: MEREDITH cAPPER. Falls
Church 1917.
SERVICE, pruning. planting.
transplanting, sodding, lawns made, reno
Yated, tree work. fagstone walks. W. c.
Wakes. 9200 Sudbury rd Silver Spring,
Md. SH 32A0
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING & STORAGE CO., ia. 1887. 1ss
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
payment on your moving. EDEIMAH'S
MOVING g. STORAGE CO., Ia. 1887. l6s
LOADS DESIRED for New Orleans, Texas
and Chicago areas TRANS S-AMERICAE
MoVING & sToRAGE CO. NC. Ii. 1n4n.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

ROOM. unfurnished, In private apt, Ar
lington, convenient to PentaEon. Call
Monday, National 1910, Ext 81.
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DOBERMANS. z wks., bl and tan S25-S35
Ooberman, male, half grown S35
Newfoundland, female, half grown S35
Scotties, champ. sired, mos. S4O-S5O
Cookers, a new lot S15-S35-S4O-S5O
cute, long hair S5-SI0
DOG HOTEL. 1914 Georgia ave, ia. 1921
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

HYATTSVILLE, MD, 1923 Decatur St.
Furn. apt. . rooms. bath; 81 wk: East
5O2s EDMoNSToN AVE, Hyattsville Nd.
and oil heat included; adults; available
Jan. l. WA. 31S1.
; OFFICERS need apartment. NV, for
their colored houSekeeper. Call Oliver
O0O6 after a m
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one gentleman only
nished room in apt; unlimited telephone;
use of kitchen for light meals; two girls
only. AID. s069.
1890 BELMONT ST, Apt. 4oe-comfort,
ladies: conv. transp. Ho. 1869 ewes. or
1866 Col. RD. N.w.-Attractive front rm.,
preferably for 2; reasonable. Single room
1911 18th ST. N.w.-snele rm. for set
tied gentleman; nice home, good transp.
1.ss EUCLID ST. NV young women,
Govt. employed, occupy nicely furn, rm,,
new new maple furniture; twin beds warm
CLEVELAND PARK-Attractive, clean very
lge. rm.. suitable . or g. also very lge.
ssinsle; aqiet employed; Is min. down
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA Large sunny
sSs deceEatsd spsaSs for svr or ? CO. 5n
rna; in GENTLE home; girl preferred. RA,
4Si5 5 WIS. AvE.-srd floor. next bath;
sss ady gsth IT, Gs Po 1 room and
bath. twin beds; laundry privileges; gentle
e13s TFSSRS srls oas St aE near 1897
1 Tssphons Ssn'ss@asi ~. s4e5. minutes downtown
bath; gniim phone and home home fS;i privileses ses
| 49lS Bird ST. N.W.--Master bedrm., twin
roomers; cony. transp: GE. 55s3
1883 CHURCH ST. NV. block from Du-
pont Circle-Nice large front single room.
1924 9th ST. NV, Apt. 104-Bedroom. 8
windows, next bath; new maple furniture
III ! lady only; Call after 2 pm. GE. .30O7.
9O5 WEBSTER ST. NV twin bed
rooms, unlimited phone, laundry priv
ileees' nea. Georsia ave. carline; gentle
IN CsHEvYY cHasE-Nicely furnished rm
with private family; transportation the
6est; Psi; T35 M6u per- Per mSnth EM; 1885, -,
Irving )-Comfortabl large, sunny room
next bath; Beautyrest mattress, large
closet; near transportation; gentleman
only. AID. 7039.
1928 LAMONT ST. N.W.-In quiet PROT
estant Christian home, vacancy for 1
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Nicely furnished room
IN private home, semiprivate bath, for
employed woman; gentle home. Emerson
ol47 sunday between 10 ANA pm. 17s
The CIO news., 1944-10-23

Grams.
That his interest in those who
return from the present war will
be just as keen as has been his
solicitude for those of the first
World War. everybody knows. II
the people of the Sixth Congress
sional District elect him TO Con-
gress they can depend upon him
to represent them honestly and eff
ficiently and to do everything with
in his power to benefit this district
and to advance the affairs of the
nation during the remainder of the
war and the time Of peace that Is
to come.
Daniel F. McMullen has made no
dramatic campaign for election.
Without blare of trumpetS he has
visited various parts of the dis
trict. he has addressed some i'm
portant gatherings and. briefly. but
poignantly. he has made some radio
talks. Frankly and sincerely he
has told the people Of this district
what he believes to be the duty
of Congressman.
lie has made no exaggerated
statements. he has engaged in no
vililication. he has refrained from
rash promises. That he is heart
and soul with President Roosevelt
ne has made plain because he be-
The CIO news., 1944-10-23

lieves that the reelection OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt is essential if the
present war is TO be won in the
shortest time and just. lasting
and satisfactory peace is TO be eS-
tablished throughout the world.
WINNING WAR
"The administrations bittereSt
political opponents concede that the
war is being waged brilliantly"
Mr.. McMullen has told the people
of this Congressional district. RE
Gently the chairman of the Repub-
lican Congressional Campaign Com
mittce said: "On the military fronts
we have been making war splen-
didly. We have. with miraculous
speed under the ableSt military
leadership in all history. brought
our Army. our Navy. our Air Force
to point of efficiency where they
are the wonder of the world
Mr.. McMullcn is firm believer
in a democratic form of govern
ment as we have known il in this
country since the adoption of the
Constitution. He believes in the
rule of the majority and is salts
fled to abide by the decision of that
majority.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
During the years he has been
prominent in the business affairs
The CIO news., 1944-10-23

Of Cumberland and Allegany Coun-
~ he has demonstrated beyond all
question of doubt that he is a
square shooter, that he firmly be-
lievcS in the rights of the indi-
vidual and that he IS willing to
give every man his due.
Men of Dan McMullcn's type are
needed in Congress. They will be
especially needed during the DAYS
The CIO news., 1944-10-23
Need Dan McMuIIen
I'm Congress TO Support
Roosevelt Policies

The Sixth Congressional District
of Maryland Is particularly fortu-
nate in having as its Democratic
candidate for Congress. Daniel +.
McMullen of Cumberland. who Is
widely and favorably known to the
people of this district despite the
fact that never before has he been
a candidate for political office. This
Is all in his favor. for his record Is
clean. he has engaged in no politi-
.,cal intrigues. ne has no political
enemies.
But Mr.. McMullen has been be-
fore the public ever since the close
OF the first World War as a staunch
defender Of the rights of the vet
Grams of that war. A veteran him
self, he knows the full meaning Of
war and the hardshipS It entails
not only during the actual conflict,
but later during the period Of re-
adjustment.
Mr.. McMullcn has been active
In the affairs of the American
Legion He has served as COM
mander OF Cumberland Post No. 13
and he has likewise served as State
commander During the last %
years he has lost no opportunity TO
advance veteran affairs. and he
has been particularly interested in
disabled veterans and the care Of
the widows and orphans of vet
The CIO news., 1944-10-23

that are ahead when this country
ill be compelled TO face and TO
solve many intricate p.,
which in the past have been little
known TO US.
Those who vote for Mr.. MCMul-
len may rest assured they will
have intelligent and cooperative
representation and supporter Of
the policies of President Roosevelt.
The CIO news., 1944-10-23

During the years he has been
prominent in the business affairs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

RAY DRUG co.
 Morris Reiss, Reg. Phax. 1264 Baldwin St. Tel. 4-0S0O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

Is proud that his boy Is following in dads water soaked footsteps de- spite the fact that he defied family precedent and joined up with the U. s. Army.
 Because he is a victim of travel phobia, Mel Blanc, the man of a thousand voices" has to create his foreign dialects at home Blanc, who plays the Happy PoStman' on the George Burns and Oracle Allen show, can't ride on anything with wheels. He walks to the studio and although his voices range from East Indian to London cockney,, Blanc has never been farther east than Las Vegas, New, or farther west than the amusement pier at Santa Monica, Calf.
 Dept. of Citations That Should Be Awarded: This months prize goes to Betty Caine, of CBS' "Joyce Jordan, M. D." who has actually paid heed to the plea Do Your Christmas Shopping Early" Betty finished pasting the last label a few weeks ago-She had realized that stores would be crowded and post office facilities would be sorely taxed-and she's sitting back, weary but happy.
 Robert Montgomery, tiring of the hero roles the movies gave him be- fore he entered the Navy, insisted on a heavy" part when Suspense" producers booked him for the CBS program Dec. IA. He got his wish: he'll play the role of murderous Jack the Ripper" in ''The Lodger." Montgomery has just been dis charged from the Navy after a long stay overseas.
 Hollywood Success Story: Gloria Holiday, telephone operator at the CBS Hollywood studios, this week made her debut on the NEG "A Date With Judy show in the role of "Mitzi." It will be Miss Holli- days first regular radio stint.
 Connie Haines, petite Abbott and Costello radio show canary, is sing ing herself hoarse for her country. Last week she did one war bond sales show, one Hollywood Canteen appearance, and three armed forces radio transcription sessions.
 "Blondie's" radio hubby Dagwood (Arthur Lake) is waiting for the California skies to stop dripping to pay an election bet he lost with Eddie Cantor,s youngest daughter, Patty Dagwood must walk-no ride thumbing-twelve miles, from Bever- ly Hills to Santa Monica, Calf.
 "Hedda Hopper's Hollywood" less than two months old, is making one of radios fastest climbs on CBS. Last popularity survey (Hooper) gave the gossip show another two- point boost.
 Wednesdays "Gag-of- of-the-Day":: Jack Benny'S Rochester ran into self-important bit player on Holly woods Radio Row, and after ex- changing greetings, the fellow said, bragging. Yes, I'm a pretty inn portant act now. Three com- janieS are after me"
 You don't say" said Rochester. Who are they-the gas company, the electric company and the finance company"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

TAREILA'S DRUGS
 H. E. TareiIa. Res. Phar. s20 Bank St. Tel. 8-s0SS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29
WAVELETS S
By ED LEAMY

Louis Eischer, author and lecturer, Dho joins Eric Johnston. president of the United States Chamber of gOmmerce, in maintaining that our eoreign trade must expand in the postwar years, on the Nov. 30 eAmerica's Town Meeting of the IAir," WATR and the Blues, 8:30 p. hn .is an authority on European af- Fairs. A Berlin correspondent in 1921, he has travelled extensively on the sentiment, and since 1930 has writ aan several books, among them 'The Eoviets in World Affairs" Why Recognize Russian" Machines and Men in Russia" Soviet Journey" paThe War in Spain" Why Spain Flights On" 'Men and Politics" :" hDawn of Victory" "A Week with Eandhi" and Empire"
 Milton Berle, star of "Let Yourself
 Eo," on the WATR Blue network Tuesday nights, won't return to Broadway until April when he will be starred in the musical, Spring Rn Brazil, now in preparation.
 ] Something new in the way of Ehristmas greeting cards is prom 1sed by Joseph Curtin, the MT. half
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

WALNUT PHARMACY NJ. Gancher and F. CsaRxasty
 (Registered PhaEmncistn) 701 walnut St. Tel. A-4S21
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29
HIS PART OF HELL

Kilgore, Tex. = (U.P) = Private First Glass Frank Van Meter, U. s. Marine Corps, stationed on Peleliu Island, doesn't go into details when he writes to his mother, Mrs. Frank E. Van Meter, but he expresses him. self clearly, nevertheless. T have certainly had my part of he'll" he wrote recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

KEEFE'S PHARMACY
 Fred B. Keefe. Reg. Phar. 214 Hillside Ave. Tel. 3-90GO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

PICARELLI PEAR, Inc.
 J. ID. AIfieri. Reg. Phar. 27B South Main St. Tel. 3-S74S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

PICKETT DRUG co. Eugene E. Beadle, Reg. Phar. 1S4 West Main St. Tel. S-4e42
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

REILLY & BURNS
 Bernard J. RielIys Reg. Phar. $40 North Main St. Tel 4-0770
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

PAUL'S DRUG STORE
 George F. Paul. Reg. Phar. 007 East Main St. Tel. 3-0826
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-29

RIDGEWOOD DRUG co.
 Joseph Delaney. Reg. Phar.
 3O0 Willow St. Tel. A-0o65
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-21
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION KODIAK PRECINCT,
 AT KODIAK In the Matter of the Estate
 of CARL HJALMAR WESTER-
 LUND, Deceased. Notice To Creditors
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned administrator of the Estate of Carl Hjalmer Westerlund, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six (6) months after the first publication of thls notice they exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. to the said administratrix at the office of Taylor & Seltzer, Attor- neys for the said administratrix, in Kodiak, Alaska, that being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate.
 MARY GREGOROFF,
 Administratrlx of the Estate of
 Carl Hialmar Westerlund,
 deceased
 Date of first publications:
 Oct. 22, l944.