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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29

McKellar's negative vote came after he had won the Appropria- tions Committees okay on s15,-. 900 office expense allotment for himself, making him the highest paid member of the Senate. AS Senate President, the Tennessee solon receives vice-presidentiai pay. of $l5.000 instead of Sena- torial pay of s10,000; also has the use of the Vice-President's big limousine plus chauffeur; and ac- cording to the new Legislative Appropriation Bill, can now hire additional clerks up to $15,000. This is in addition to the al- lowing for help he gets as sena- tor from Tennessee.
 The sub-committe which worked on the Appropriation Bill didn't know what to do with the custom ary provision of $15,000 to hire office help for the vice president, since there is no president. So it was decided to leave the mat ted open, offering McKellar a chance to volunteer to cut out the allowance from the bill. Mo Kellar has his regular senatorial staff and it was not believed he would require the additional $15,- GOO.
 When Subcommittee Chairman Overton of Louisiana read the bill before the full Appropriations Committee, he paused meaning fully when he came to the s15,- coo item, waiting for McKellar to speak. McKellar didn't hesitate.
 'I think you'd better leave in that allowance" he said. ''Of course, I won't use it unless I have to, but it's just as we'll to have it in."
 His slightly embarrassed col leagues complied.
 This made total for the sena- tor from Tennessee of 5000 pay increase, $15,00O for office help, plus the vice-presidential limou- sine and chaffeur, plus $7,000 paid to his brother, Hugh c. Mcclellan as postmaster at Memphis, plus $4,5OO paid to another brother, Don McKellar, as his secretary, plus $2,800 to Mrs. Don Mcclellan as clerk on McKellar's Post Off, flee Committee. Total net take of the McKellar family, $44, 300- not counting chauffeur and limou- sine.
 In spite of which, McKellar turned around and voted against letting his colleagues have $2,500 extra expense allowance. Probable reason: TennesSee's boss, Ed Crump, has come out against the $2,500 increase.
 RAZZING THE REDS
 An illustration of how some U. s. officials needlessly whip up resentment against the Russians occurred when the San Francisco Conference waited to hear Stalin's answer to the proposed compro- mise on permitting regional groups of nations, such as the Pan Amer ican Union, to settle their own SOllUt tClO-Co.
 Michigan's Senator Vanden- berg who doesn't like the Soviet though he had good-humOred relationship with Molotov, whis- pered to fellow diplomats and newsmen that the Russians were delaying" the Conference. He even urged privately that the, Conference proceed without Russia, merely give the Soviet Union the brush as 1t did regarding Argentina.
 This time Stettinius restrained Vandenberg. However, the Michigan senator continued to fret about Red delays" finally could stand it no longer. At a meeting of the American delega- tion, he demanded that the United times appointed and the borders of their habitation; that they should seek God" In oiaer words, life is a spiritual problem, and we find our-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29
DERANGEMENT OF THE KNEE

(Continped from yesterday The most satisfactory support for deranged knee, in my judgment, H that devised by pr. Walter Trus-
 low, Brooklyn orthopedic surgeon:
 Flex the knee IS degrees and
 apply knitted elastic (not ruo- ber) bandage 3 inches wide from a noint Az inches below to noint 41a inches above patella, (knee-cap), with moderate ten sion. Then apply pad or spllnt of sponge rubber by PIE inches, + inch thick, lengthwise to eacn side of knee-cap. with crescents cut out of edges of pads to leave
 knee-cap itself uncovered by the spints. Finally, fix these paos or splints. Finally, fix these pads or aging them in with the rest o1 the knitted elastic (not. rubber
 bandage. There you are. Shall we dance?
 The serious part of these d1rec- lions for applying support to the , deranged knee are Dr. Irusiow ,; The facetious touch, as you "oulo suspect, IS mine.
 Speaking seriously, for a mement. I hesitate to pass this sugses'lol along to sufferers from internal de- rangement of the knee, even tnougn I know it is boon to many sucn sufferers. The trouble is that It may keep them comparatively free from accidents SO long that they heco,ne content to drift along with out benefit of surgery. 50 let us ] be candid: This support devised by Dr. Truslow is in my opinion su-
 perior to any other elastic or feXl-
 ble support for internal derange-
 ment of the knee. At the same time
 I believe it never cures the troupe.
 Further. I believe there is little
 or no prospect or hope that the trouble will heal spontaneously. So
 there you are still. Shall we oper- ate? It is just possible that some Of you muttonheads q mean partlcu- larly you college and high school graduates with your sweet chNdlsn innocence of the fundamental facts of physiology, anatomy, hygiene
 and pathology and you Wlseacres wiht your almanac and nostrum testimonial education) will choose to ignore what I say about this and carry along the impression that
 I am recommending some sort of
 bandage that cures internal de- rangement of the knee.
 I repeat, it is merely the best
 support l can suggest for one with such trouble. ond if my knee were
 so crippled I'd have the operation
 pronto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29

Brighter days are ahead. More gaso- line and for the third time since the war started diStillers will be allowed to make beverage alcohol during July While we're celebrating the third we can cele- brate the Fourth!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29
STRENGTH FOR THE DAY By EARL '. DOUGLASS m
DAY OF MEMORIES

We have much to remember at this seaSo nof the year and particu- larily tomorrow, Memorial Day, nineteen hundred forty-five.
 We have the dark memory of the nightmare through which we have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29

segregation of juvenile first offen- ders and similar steps. have now re- moved Georgia from the unenviable class in which she has long been the solitary prisoner of the past.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29
Your Health
 By Dr. William Brady

Signed letters pertaining to per- sonal health and hygiene. not to disease, diagnosis of treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady H a stamped self-addressed envelope is enclose,.. Letters should be brief and written in ink. No reply can be made to queries not conform ing to instructions. Address pr. William Brady. National News paper Service. 32O West Madison Street, Chicago. III.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29
. sNATIONAL
 SPOTLIGHT
California Derns Are Happy
By PETER EDISON

Waterbury Democrat-NEA Wash
 ington Correspondent
 San Francisco, May % - To say that California Democratic leaders are delighted with the way things are working out in Washington puts it mildly.
 President Truman's scheduled visit to San Francisco to close the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Moon rises at 10:48 p. m (war time) Sun rises at 5:24 a. m. sets at 8:15 p. m. (war time) Vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29
Washington Merry-Go-R Round
BY DREW PEARSON

Soys: McKeor Paid Senator Blocks Allowance for Others Vondeners Leorns Hard Facts of Diplomatic New Secretary Agriculture Hos I'm! portont Roosevelt Library.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-29

times appointed and the borders of their habitation; that they should seek God" In oiler words, life is a spiritual problem, and we find our- selves continually coming cut with the wrong answer because we re- gard it primarily as an economic or social or political problem.
 All Rights Reserved-Babson News paper Syndicate, Babson Park Mass.
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Copyright, 1945, by The Bell Syndicate, Incl
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CHILD MASCOT DIES

CLEVELAND, Aug. 8.-U.D--Sol-
diers, marines and sailors from the
Gaylord avenue neighbornood here
lost pal when five-year-old
George j. Sorace died-the first
child polio victim of the summer.
He had 10 uncles in the services
and was the mascot of many
neighborhood men, who wrote to
him and sent him souvenirs from
all the war theaters.
-V-
Nearly twice as much money Is
in circulation in $1,000 bills as in
$500 bills.
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AARON GOLDBERG, A
NOTICE

NOTICE
United States of America. Petitioner,
VS.. 1850 acres of land more or less.
situate in New Hanover County. State
of North Carolina. and J. W. Ketchum;
Wayne c. King and wife, Evelyn King,
Defendants, End all other persons claim
ing any right. title. interest. lien, cas-
ment. or other interest whatsoever in
the lands hereinafter described. will
take notice that an action OF proceed
ing entitled as above has been COM
menced in the District Court of tho
United States for the Eastern District
OF North Carolina, at WilrniHcton. North
Carolina, for the condemnation of GER
tain lands described in the petition and
that certain parcel described below
for the purpose of providing temporary
shelter in connection with the defense
housing project at Wilmington, North
Carolina, and for the purpose of ex-
Guiding all parties other than the Gov
eminent from any actual or contingent
interest in said lends, to-wlt: Parcel
No. 3: All of Lot 491, according to the
map or plat of Government Heights as
duly recorded in the Office of the Reg
lister of Deeds of New Hanover Coun-
ty, North Caroline, in Map Book 2
Page IS, and being plated or survey
ed in the year 1918 by w. K. Allen, c.
E.. containing. o98 acre. And the said
defendants and all other p9rties claim
ing an interest in said lands of any
kind whatsoever will further take
notice that they are required to appear
and file answer or demur to the petit
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Three More Troopships
Arrive From Europe

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-U.D-Three
transports arrive from Europe to-
day bringing 652 troops.
The William H. Jackson carried
416 troops. ThS were members ct
the 826th Air Engineer squadron
and the 65Oth Air Materiel squad
ron, and seven liberated United
States war prisoners.
The sport Santa Marta
brought 215 troops, members Of
the 10th, 201st and 202nd Quarter
master laundry attachments, and
the 1927th Ordnance Ammunition
company.
The Paul Hayne brought ri men.
More than 5000 troops arrived
yesterday.
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18O-Legal

lions filed herein before the Clerk OF
the United States District Court of Will
nlirgton, North Carolina. on or before
ti.e 9Th day of September, 1915, or
within twenty COZ days thereafter, or
the. relief prayer for will be granted.
This 9Th day of August, l345.
A. HAND JAMES, Clerk
United States District Court
By WILLIAM c. SHAW.
Deputy Clerk
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WANTED =. 6 EXPERIENCED
LOG TRUCK DRIVERS. NO
DRINKS. BRYANT LUMBER
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ture. Write P, o. Box GIT. City CIV
ing previous experience ard educa-
ton.
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. ALL CHAIRS
in window being sold at one half price
Jones Furniture Co.. 118 So. Front. Dial
5751.
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INSECTICIDES RO1ENCNE DUST AR
senate of Lead, PARTS Green, T:1ogen
Rose Spray. Black Leaf 40. Sprayers,
| etc. Woods Seed Store
We HAVE COMPOSED TOR VICTORY
gardens, flowers and shrubbery $3.0o a
| load delivered Dial 60a3
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THIEYING CROW

CLEVELAND, Aug. g. W.D -
Ihey put Sammy, the incorrigible
thlevlng crow, in solitary confine-
ment at Brookside zoo after ne
stole set of automobile keys.
But they haven't stopped Sam
my from stealing. Recently he
grabbed a quarter from a seven
year-old girl and hid it in his
cage. Her cries caused quite a
commotion until the quarter was
returned.
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1SO-Eegal

ExECUTRIx NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executrix of the
Estate OF Charles E. Smith. late of New
hanover County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the Estate of the said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned, at
1903 Princess Street, Wilmington, North
Carolina, on or before the 9th day of
August, 1916, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This the 9th day of August, 1945.
LUCILLE SMITH.
Executrix of the Estate of
CHARLES E. SMITH,
Deceased.
AARON GOLDBERG, Attorney
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Preston c. Smith. deceased,
late of New Hanover County, this is to
notify all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the under
signed on or before the 10th day of July,
1916 or this notice will be pleaded in bar
1t their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 10th day of July. 1945.
A. B. SMITH,
Administrator of the Estate of
PRESTON C. SMITH.
507 Nun Street. Wilmington, N. C.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator, C.
T. A., of the Estate of Ella Varina DON
nelly. deceased late of New Hanover
County. North Carolina, this is to not
ify all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before the 18th
day of July. 1916, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment
This the 18th day Of July. 1945.
W. e. YOPP,
Administrator c. T. A. of the Estate Of
ELLA .VARINA DONNELLY
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States imported each year about
million Persian lambskins from
abroad, mostly Asia.
Evening star., 1945-02-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, repairs, painting, remodel
pE exps5t RsnhanlSs re- rGeas9naols ma pTce
mechanics; work done promptly; genera
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing. rock WOO
insulation. storm sash, all types. Call us
1or oI ssIinats ap years ssrst to Pay YIN Sg
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing put the best
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning; par.
H qTet a installstiens 1r Bruce 1 1finishss FLOOR.
isn B. q aTs =. ooNsrRuor1oN H2 Ihs co.-Dr s7se-
ons o. st. every op ats5s
ing. plumbing, wea ather stripping, tiling.
stuceo and Work etc Store fon
and garages. Call us for free estimates.
EnS,r EASY monthly aig terms srranged;
individusI attention. Cali ie So. eoss % '0H5 70,
estimate.
IN xA.ITcall PATTERSON GARDINER, CHI
sulation; storm windows. screens, heating,
remodeling.
IN WAsH-can PATrERsoN-aARDINER,
HO. $3.50: Johns-Manville roofing. siding,
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
Sons ssc made into
asbestos siding and roofing. and general
house repairs. Get our free estimate.
kREENooy5ASTINd r CO. i4So 1rvins St. NV NV.
PaiNTiNGt. decorating. alterations and re-
pair work: reasonable prices: best mechan-
les ,vTI HIGHWoop 5,sLo sLDG; so. CO. EN-: 1881;
making homes BRIGHTER: unexcelled work
Call RA $3.50 or GE. 1868 after $50 pm.
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
available. Free estimates White mechanics.
Prompt service. Terms arranged HOUGH
BROS. CO.. d. 400: after p.rn.. FIR.
MODERNIZE YOUR HoME--Porches In
closed. recreation rooms built, attics fn-
ished: concrete and brick work. painting
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IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 110s-1ll3
lSn5nseMsIyiII. Member JvM Home Improvement Guild
rials. Johns -Manville products for roof
Ing and siding Call w. D. TAYLOR.
REPAIRS Remodeling homes buildings;
WATERPRooFING-H your basement
fixed before spring rains. OR. s244 after
1oghPH gP f9gEHT gER NV PFIeE e.
and alterations of ali types for residential
and commercial property. Phone GE
4151; eyes,, GIL. 0757
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BAKERY good. established business; stock
equipment: bargain for cash. Call Capito
Heights 0009 after ! pm. 19s
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Capitals largest guesi
house broker. offers (10l rooming houses
ID 600. block Of 10th ST.. NV; IL
rooms. 4 baths; S115 rent: house ant
furniture in nice condition; price, $4,000
t2) 1900 block of wyoming ave. NV
IL rooms above basement; S106 rent
lease; oil heat; nice apt. on 1st A.; S1,90t
c3J 1900 block of 10th st. NV; Il
rooms. 3 baths; S115 rent; ideal location
few doors from Dupont Circle; S1.60t
e4} Boarding house, 1400 block of Cliff
ton st. NV; 12 rooms, ga baths, oil heat
:SS5 rent: valuable furniture; $4,000
Us 200 block of B st.. n.e:-s rooms,
baths; SS5 rent; good furniture; $1,000
tsJ 200 block of 2nd st. s.e.---s rooms
(7) 1900 block of 18th st. n.w.-t
rooms. bath. all Ink; $50 rent; cas-,
renting location; price. ST 800; terms
(S) 600 block of st. n.e.-10 rooms
3 baths oil heat; sos rent: sold subject
to approval of owner Of bldg; $4,000.
co. 100 block Of Mass ave. RIVE
rooms. 6 baths. reasonable rent, lonl
lease, garages; beautiful place; aSS, 900
Go) 1900 block of 18th st. NV; IL
nosd Over eah % ssS pse. psn so hk Is4ms
Phone or see me At once for appoint
kers' Association. 1910 Vermont ave-, RIM
217 RE. 5140
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REPAIRS AND sERvIcEs tcont.)


PLUMsBlNG, bath ss tubs .g6s built IN new pre-
Isssr sss e asp'Sslns S Or zsa sSa1 shAsks ssi
RADIOS repaired at oPA approved prices;
form aExRREssN Ira RADIO S I APPLIANCE
GGEE' GGEE' 1yp S9o u,is Kennedy a st. NV. IA. 2olS
ks4DrSSsss fassshsfss BY engineers in
Ssgs STa h9We s1 time DURING G Ma ssy Va 1da5 Lee p
mos Honest Prices stef ffs TSfF kGpfd sHie
SHOP e-a Pm; Friday and Saturday,
RgFiRiGERAToRs. washing machines and
small appliances, all makes, repaired.
MS5f aaef sess vice. Haaa sse slate tile
cs lf'e1,hg ehos sp0adHns aH s y05.
spSSsns sHipnE as ai5s
On any make. Adjusting and oiling, 81
ns y mscSins S ssDSps dsps ' srd d door 3. k1NN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIks-We INSPECT.
Replacepent parts for all make machines,
THE gIa ,pa ,pALAIs ps aoYAL sscn sewing machines
FILE I'll ASS AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts,
also new tile installations, Call MR..
FHMPfE vi ssffao co. ss sspar
of all kinds. siding and roofing especially;
free estimate; 8 years time payment plan.
Gsll any time Greenbelt 62s6; night calls,
UPHOLSTERlNG. custom work. CLINTON
%. EGERTON, GE. 3431. 81
USED CAMERAS oought ana sold. PUlr
LER q d'ALBERT. INC. slb 10th st. NV
SssfTiaN SssaHnsl III BLINDS cleaned. csc. Up to
y IT wide and #; long Have your blinds
chine method WAsHINGToN SHADE b
AWNING Co, 202I 18th NV DU 5000
WASHING MACHINE and range repairs;
guaranteed work: Va, Md. and D. c. RE-
LANCE APPLIANCE CO., 1343 9th. AID.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, 24-hr.
service, guaranteed parts and workman
ship; ABC, Apex GE, WESTINGHOUSE, Easy,
Maytag, Norge, Thor, Kenmore. Cass-all
makes. COLUMBIA REPAIR SERVICE.
2621 18th ST. NV. Adams 3025.
FOR CARPENTER WORK and alterations.
small jobs especially, call HO. 1875, DAVID
JAMES, 1119 Clifton st. NV. -
YOU BREAK Tive fix it. SOUTHEAST
FIXTT CO., all electrical and mechanical
appliances. 3344 MINI. ave. Sc. TR. 1929.
BONDS AUTO SERVICE. rear eoo9 M st.
NV. or 1919 Goth St, complete scientific
motor tuneup service, battery and brake
service: work done promptly at reasonable
cost. From 8 am. to e p.m.' ME. s5,16s-
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW, re-
modelling, repairs, cabinet work; low prices;
free estimates. 207 E st. NV. Sligo
Evening star., 1945-02-18

RESTAURANT, good NV. location. in busy
section of town, doing ST 1000 to S1,400
weekly business; ,HiIs lG-year lease rent, $d54 6a
with $500 cash down payment.
pGS market, good ne. location. doing
$1,000 weekly business; 10-year lease;
rent, Sl10 month. ABC. beer license; priced
at $4,000 cash. Hurry!
Rooming house. fine NV. location, close
to streetcars and bus service, 10 rms, 2R
baths, oil h.-wh.. 2-year lease; rent, Sl10
month, 2-car garage, good clean house
hardwood floors throughout, 3 porches q
inclosed): $1,000 cash handles; income
quoted $500 month. with entire street
moor for owner.
Beauty shop, good NV. location; rent.
S105 month, including heat; income quot
ed 81 800 month; operators; 2-rm. apt
available for owner; lease; $1,000 cash
handles
Valet and dry cleaning service. upper
rent, $40 month; doing nice husiness; Gud ideal
for a lady; 81 ZOO cash.
Dry cleaning and laundry agency. good
NV. location, over $500 month income,
2-year lease and option: rent. $50 month.
heat furnished. Priced at $3.50.
Rooming house. IA rms, downtown, in
come quoted SS8 ss25 month. 2,gear lease;
kENNA. 1929 Eye st. NV. RE. 5345.
Evening star., 1945-02-18

hood and transient trade; weekly business
S1,700; rent only Sl10; long lease: price,
S22, 600, including stock, about So 900.
Delicatessen stand, closed evenings, Sun
days and holidays; wonderful possibilities;
one man can attend: priced low.
Busy Sc. corner drugstore; rent, S95;
long lease; stock about $4,000; price, S.
600, including fixtures and stock; terms
Delicatessen and grocery store; good cor
equipped and stocked; price only $4,000
THURM AND SILVER, 90S 10th st. NV.
NO 9jb4
Evening star., 1945-02-18

ATTENTION restaurant owners! We have
out-of-town clients with plenty of cash
interested in restaurants, luncheonettes
and night clubs. Here is your opportunity
to get cash for your business.
Lunch and delicatessen, business and
property for sale; good opportunity for
required. $4,000. Call Pete Boinis, with
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF, MA. $3.50 or OR.