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Evening star., 1945-02-15
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE and stovewood, mixed wood,
$50 in District and SiS in Arlington Coun-
ty; extra charge for storing. Elmwood 37I.
rihEFLACE CORDWOOD, delivered WASH
cord. Phone TIE. 1900. N
CORDWOoD, seasoned pine and oak
mixed Il, 10 Is, "a inches; prompt de-
WooD-Seasoned oak. $50 a cord; slab
wood ~ 8 cord; delivered in Falls Church
and Arlington. Falls Church 1850.
ABOUT 5 CORDS of seasoned oak wood.
& and 10 fl. lengths, to s in diameter
az Barnaby Manor Phone Ii. 3OSe.
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED, settled young lady desires single
or share double room in apartment build
ing, with or without kitchen privileges;
vicinity Thomas or Dupont Circles. ME.
2547 after 6. 15s
WASTED-Room with bath: GENTLE: rs.
nnea n o1slnessman; upper 18th st. SECTION.
rnone GO. 1888. 1880 I'm to 8. pm.
bath downtown. Box IBID. Star. 17s
REFINED MAN desires single room. nv.
section. Box 1b0-D. Star. 16s
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Cattle AND LIVE STOCK.

ONE spring tooth harrow, SI5: one piow,
$1,000; one three-horse or tractor double
disc, SO; one remade wagon on rubber
tires, S65. RA. $500.
MULES, mated teams, cheap mules. 8
cheap work mares. 2 pure-bred Percheron
mares, and B yrs. old; pair spotted
horses, work and riding horses and pony,
harness, double and single saddles brides
carts buggies. carriages. (Rear) 1856
18th st. Sc
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POULTRY b EGGS

BABY CHICKS. feed ana poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 z ct. NV.
NE 00S9.
| WOULD LIKE TO BUY some nice laying
hens or pullets Phone Sligo 626S. 16+
BROODER STOVES, coal and electric.
reasonable. TeleIhone Gaithersburg 251
Evening star., 1945-02-15

or MA. 1866.
CoLoRED : 1908 s St. room
sa aHa Mh cAskE 1sseqRn SSnsf sas
sayer s sDPIs. I 9 time the sho%n qst eoena s.on
rear yard; outside door to both ends q
Viii appes nS so h0ms Who
peissnsn. on only. 's You M must 5 Sc abe abe so ra s:
neishborhood. Selling price. ss.5oo. kT
coLoRED-Row brick. 8 rooms. bath
yERoME s. M9RaAY. 1851 st. NV.
SeLoke6Abrooflsnd. e iG2; Ai aSIs as17 18th ne
8 rms, tile bath; h.,w. oil, fireplace. gar gar
. oSs 75-tt s11 front ~ Hith 7sss pss trees $4,000
eoIohEpsNearSy eeaa Isl sue; g ne. go Groom tapestry
Ell ssSsi b, sss sH|}s!a 4, sa5sss AS siSaS down
coLoREDS6oo BLOCK K st; ne--Heuse
arranged for families LIST time offered .S
e6IoRfn aGs n15lH66S H6aE p1 BdYahskhs, .ttensona
noor. door, Containing Contain is living room NJ bedroom.
tub and shower. nice rear porch. Small
At only $3.50. See MR. soLDANo. s15
CoLoKEDIcapital yiex-This is one Of
the better homes in this lovely section. Be-
pinepaneled pine recreation i anu room i; Which p you
vii enjoy ma many many sts.r Also
par.eulars eall daily kGo or sundsy' cAPrTAL
coLokRpMNesT SG "a capisoLarse s E nae home ann d.
pletely furnished. Including 6 refrisera-
sc ss5s; e aoT pesSpsIsd y sSits s MrrczEIL
cotOREbEThiTd St, near r NV. on the
esics oniy sfooo nao down. sutabI:
for hotel. euesthouse. rooming house, in
mshs Can hSns % s Il qasssnE oRnsT ST. s5
as0S AZ na;s { sssd5Ss@ 500 ss1s sT;ss ssss
fss cAsR lseSo osnsT. sssn 81 Onl' sasi 600 CAL
COLORED-12l6 L st. s.e.-4-room brick
electricity; 81 900 down. $50 mo-; move
right IN DAVID COOPER. 600 st. NV.
CoLoRR6-Near Col o5RRRfi ward.r st. and Park pl
ms tue bath excellent nd heating
porches. large rear yard. garage: clean
paint ,ia and Istsi paperi eony to schools trans
terms ne .rranaed. CAN seo Mr. WILSON, xD
o3S3; ewes and sun. DE. $3.50. 20,
St. ne. This is the finest buy in a modern
2-family brick home we have ever had
property is less than 3 years old. each apt
has large-size living room. modern tile
bath with built-in shower. extremely
modern kitchen with stove and built-in
soe heating ta units and sn
trsnsportation. This is a, sensationsl buy
pI: sI5s. SLAUGHTER & CO., "A home
CoLOkED1Detsched, 500 block of = st
s.e.: rooms and bath, h.-w.h.; all the
Ia <fx Il Wit
ioh hSSs II lsssss psss sensson sp t.,. .rst
9uNs 81 NV s MILLER. ee Fl. aloo. s0o' terms
COLORED-650 q st. ne, Row brick
home OF large rms, b., h.-w.h., basement
Price, $3.50: $1,000 cash. balance like
cofossS ss1t sssn sDns e na only room. na 3sGs sa
bath sxS1r SSe s' 7s hS'ssses isss st. hss na ess IA
COLORED-Montello ave. ne. If you. are
looking for q conservative home which
| can be bought with only $3.50 down, don't
fail TO inquire about this 5-room brick
with bath and h.-w.h. Priced for Quick
sale et0 en this ioy down paymsn, for eny
STEIN & CO. ME. 54o0. your Neishbor
c0LoREDM13oo block Of st. Sc; 4
rooms, gas and elec:; vacant. Price. S2. :
$50; $3.50 cash; balance, $40 mo- WILL
LIAM J. DAVIS. 500 st. NV. NO. 1865;
evenings; M; 1857: -
cial-6 rms. and bath; hot-watsr heat;
only only $3.50. DIXIE REALTY Co. i41S I
st. NV, MA, $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RfNr.

OLORED-Attentioni Are you planning
tsched homes for only SIS Der I'd day: $50
lease option TO purchase plan. cHAPEt
OAKS CO. 6411 Addison Chapel I'd. Fair
mont aeiGhts. Nd. HI. 1901
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DOGS. PETS ETC

WILL STUD all buf, pedigreed cocker
spaniel, for choice of 1 male of the litter
Call EN-. 5577 after pm
BOSTON PUPPIES, 6 weeks, reg. ch. stock:
also 1s-month-old female, real show dog,
perfectly marked CHI 4746
Evening star., 1945-02-15
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-rsor+heost.

1914 CRITTENDEN ST. N.E.-Master bed
room private bath, for two: transp at
door; $50. MI. 5176.
2412 OTIS ST.-Front room, double or
single; . exposures; next to bath $40
month single, S35 double. IA. 1888
aS11 MILLS AVE. NE, cor. 24th-Large
front bedroom in private home, S25 for
or S35 for 2; convenient Transportation,
Phone NO. 1892. I6s
COLORED-Single room for lady, SIS
mo l24 10th ST. NE. AT 1854
C0LoRED-2f2 Division ave. ne. Single
room for refined girl or man: home priyi-
leges; $40 q month. AT. 434D.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
BERWYN, MD, Metzrott I'd. BOX z2-
Furn. apt. S35 per mo-; no objection to
MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE
ExPERIENCED HELP, 24-hour service: no
}}9b too large. no Job too small. AETNA.
Il kxxrERf3sScpn r1de3 ..,.,,, - -.
service. Call TURNER, North 1891.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture Is part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING d STORAGE CO., ia 2o37. 16s
Evening star., 1945-02-15

HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
EXCHANGE 3-b.r-, 2-b. house renting "a;
Ss6 unfurn., $3.50 furn., Tor 2-b.r. apart
Ment. Box 93-D, Star.
Evening star., 1945-02-15

basement brick.
SO Randolph pl n.v-vacant-2-stor
row brick, rooms, bath.
2901 34th st. n.w.-Vacant-Detach
Colonial corner brick.
1923 Oak st. n.w--Arrangeo as 2-fam-
lily house; gas hot-water heat.
2Q6 Kentucky ave. s.e.-2-family house;
gas hot-watsr heat.
1900 block L st. n.w.-3-story brick; IL
rooms, baths.
For terms and inspection call HARRY
DREISEN or THE MURRAY CO., ia. $500
or MA. 1860.
Evening star., 1945-02-15

ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.w.
near trans: SIS week. Trinidad o0SS
after 1 pm.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
APARTMENTS uNruRhIsHEp.

EXCHANGE modern 1-room apartment
l block from Capitol. for 1 or q bedroom
apartment. preferably Northwest Once
phone. DE. 1900, Ext 43
bath TO share with q; adults only; S66
446 Emerson st. NV
Evening star., 1945-02-15

COOP. APARTMENTS WANTED.
COOPERATIVE APARTMENT wanted to
buy. / Or 2 bedrooms, northwest: substan-
tial cash, DOWD, Dupont .0364 evenings
or REPUBLIC 600. Ext. 1889 I5s
Evening star., 1945-02-15
HOUSES FURNISHED.

g ROOMS and sleeping porch, $40. 1888
Quebec pl. NV. Can be seen today 10 M
e sniRRGpRPdmh H;RG RIM Anfsst AfSss call "a. 1883.
furnished; auto. gas heat, S02. 234O 18th
st. ne. For appointment telephone NO.
717Q or MI. 9025, Ext, PA
Evening star., 1945-02-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. ana VA

43 CHILLUM RD., Hyattsville, Md.-Singie
room, next bath; $50 per mo-; only best OF
references. UN. 2744 after pm. By
222I NORTH VERNON ST., Arlington, Va.
--Gentleman, single room, private home;
block from bus, 20 min. to town; S25 q
mo. CHI. 3512.
1l0S 5. 19th ST., Arlington, Va, near
Pentagon-Bedroom sitting rom. for 4
girls Kitchen privileges; s25 mo. each
CHEVY CHASE, MD, bus at door: large
frst-fioor room, $50 month, gentleman.
1002 Conn. ave. WI. 255l
Evening star., 1945-02-15

modern Kitchens 8 bedrooms. TIED bath
q; ;s5SppIas, IL .5sn;spsss,ssssion. ;spsss,sss LEXIS b
NJ. fIEAsASf. l, only 4-year-old row brici
with gas heat. LArse living rm. with IRE:
place. dining I'm. and modern kitchen.
Recreation rm. With fireplace: built-in g.
.ss Rassf cass q ss1y 1a1ss &C. s5s'uSi
Modern so%s E. ss .sa aor VEL ~s
modern kitchen. living rm.. dining rm.
10 .bedrms. and bath. Two extra-largl
with recreation rm. and oil heat onls
with CHEVY CHASE REALTY Co. EN-
Mt sfe; .p1a s
ars front S,eE 4 S2S s9S oos baths .dsns
size bedrooms, back porch and tiled bath
With ssnnn: watsr n In. bfcs room
back room. All bedrooms have communicat-
ing doors, largs closets. also doors opening
cbs es lss psnss aS aGHs aindoae ass nice az.
pSsss 'HS Ss.:ss ssss sds es s s.st .ls sS
rooms, furnecs room and bath: furnace room
!. ,rsproofed and vented vith .ir duet
hot-wster hsstine stsn sSstssn, strip Ssrdwoos
door On Arst and hall. q 3nd noors dsss
$1O.b00: First trust. which may sithel
be. assumed or paid on. Building ID a.
renovated throushout;. suitable Tor apart:
income See nodLEFpN REAL gasS Esr4TH iii:
2s1s 51th 81 nx to buy 9. sell In fsSg asos
aRs1 rs sErRIh Z e EsrArE-a brick hou..a; iei Inn
mediate possession. 1855 Chapin Il. nv
I-10-rm., 3.StoYy brick; oil heat 1885,
] Kennedy. st. n.w-6-rM. semidetaches
sriik; h3Rarr q hsss. Can RE. 47s7. Russs.i Russs..
WooDRibaEI sPEcIAL, "a 50. n. /. ave.
4 6-rm. house. bedrooms, Aoored attic
sppointmsnt cniy; Once open 8 IN. !.
Island o sss; nSsy NC; 1928. ...,..,
and eomposition. detached, ntcs large lot
lone, bath plus one extra shoysr; .h.-w,h.
mspt a e on tss thsnd2 Ris: eisets.s rsfTifsssto,
sn4 Sohsoi; .hoass in lee1 rspsar: pY{s,
lsssl. Jsi88 Jsi88's 5 81 'ilSsfis6e lSsise "a. 3. slss
Evening star., 1945-02-15

en-: house spotlessly clean; owner occupied;
early possession: sell furnished or I'm
fURsfsaEp. o'ia iaseon as s 20 sues.
rooming house. 18th and Girard sts. nv,
handy to everythtng; semidetachhed;, hd, 49afnsa 4o9ena
monthly; 81 sood furniture. and sIi inner
spring mattresses: rooms Just redeeorated.
sRsnsd sss sps do.n .na sss
q; FAsns sslsp pb n sS e.: e
niDkSs; nniokSG;rRHioW Ri SSSys ysr. near colorado aSs.
heat; = inciosed porches: 2-car ssrage;
CRANE / HsLAN. siiEo 1000; ewes, Nj
soGGNSrT APT. BLDG.-Beautiful corner
lot; each apt has, porch with an % u1-
usually INT. outlook; apis have bed
II |. h:.s Ss.d 'Fss s. o LYING as
home and investment Good location and
tTsnsgpTt. Prize ;so lSn6! slS5oS ss.. Gsn Ri
..TkTLY', = lovely home in Chevy Chase
sccf Soo .sssSer
awnines. wood burning fireplace IN Ivinr
q n aynsr :s: u.
NJ aSb sSSSSaHfSSSfsNS ss4s SESrs.,eom
earase: convenient to stores and transp.;
1850 down pa.s9sssna .sssa Ta TaAsoa Is Ss0qs =
kknS 81 ttsSisSHsirR ts2sS 81 2.A "a 2azsl
cottafe-type brick home; tirst floor. recep-
ton hall Twins. room, dining room, sun
parior, breakfast alcove. Kitchen: second
door. large bedrooms, l bath. clubroom
with outside entrance: 2-car detached
$I5,9E0. Please call Mr.. Jones. GE. 3079.
FRANK 8. PHuLIPS. DI. 1411.
NEAR SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. and Bla-
densburg. rd.--3 nice bungalows. PRICED
at $500: / corner property. 81 $50; lty-
Ing room. dining room, kitchen, bed.
;o.s sss sa's o4s soa rsk hsst ps'is J. f ~
kRfshiiRo5ks kIRshi 81 ii 41Uak1vEsslrY PARK = Red
brick Colonial vacant: owner, leaving CITY,
wants prompt sale: situated on deep. level
lot: convenient to. schools. transp. and
shopping; contains living room 12x21 with
fireplace. dining room, COMPLETE kitchen,
1st.noor layatory, 8 hedrpoms and tiled
quito. alr-conditioned hest: . e0od value
Tor cash bnysr. r0r information please
cah IN: Nslpakee. .KA. 1858. FRANK 3.
t5lee dn4gE, 15 5. i, s1s.eso- -s.esp..es
lsfSh. Heeesn HteAen. bedfoonS Ni:.d
bathA ~ ee9t fsersftseR Toeg fgi4lt- in 2
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

Downtown workers and
shoppers crowding into a
Grand River Streetcar at
State and Shelby. Most
DSR cars are j. to 20
years old, although fast,
comfortable ears have been
available since 1885.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

there's O stronger, smoother wiring.
longer-losting Sheoffer leod 70 fii
your pencil, reeordIess Of its moke
or model Economy poekoqe. 25c
ReaUlor poekoee. l5o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Even boiling ~esss and steam fell 10
destroy me lsssins lssIbIlisy ef Pssmc-
pss Sfripl Meks sure your imporsenf
records ore ~visssW 10 endors with Per-
pcssss si0ief
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
Presentation Of Awards To Close 7h War Loan Chapte
WRISLEY DRAWS
 JAIL SENTENCE
Bank Street Man Charged With Breach of Peace
 Second Charge NOlled

Carroll II. Wrisley, 27, 7o6 Bank street, was sentenced to 90 days in jail on breach of the peace chargeS after he was arraigned before Judge Charles R. Summa in City Court this morning. Sentence was sus. pended on an additional count of driving with defective equipment.
 Prosecutor Albert W. Humfna said Wrisley created . disturbance on Buckingham street when he was denied admittance to the R. E Griggs home where he was seeking to call on the maid. He was ar- rested while driving away in 8 car with no head or tail lights by Pa trolmen John Walsh, Christopher Luddy and Arthur Chicoine.
 Other cases: Luciano Guarino, S4, 22 Wood street, non-upport. con tinued to July 30: Terence Mariana. 30, 105o Meriden road, breach of the peace, nolled; Walter Ostrowski, 60, 78 Wood street, assault and breach of the peace, continued to July 6; Joseph Scaviola, 1T, 29 North Ieorl- ard street, driving without an oper- ator'S license, nolled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE
FOURTH OAK LEAF
 FOR SGT. JAVA
Congress Avenue Youth Credit With More Than
 30 Bombing Missions

An Eighth Air Force Bomber Sta tion, England-With a distinguished combat career of more than 30 mis- sions behind him, Technical Ser geant Arthur M. lava, 21, radio operator and gunner on an Eighth Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress, has been awarded the fourth Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Metal for "meri- torious achievement, during heavy bombing attacks on Nazi military and industrial installations and in coordination with Allied ground forces.
 Th- flyer lives at 400 Congress avenue, Waterbury, Conn. Before joining the Army Air Forces in Jan- uary, 1943 he was a student. He re- ceived his radio training at Tyler, Texas and was schooled in gunnery at Kingman, Arizano. He was awarded his wings in September 1943.
 Sgt. lava is a member of the 94th Bomb Group which was cited by the President for the historic bombing of the Muhlembau aircraft assemb- ly plants at Brunswick, Germany. This group also participated in the Third Air Division England to Africa shuttle bombing of Messer- schmitt aircraft assembly plants at Regensburg, Germany in August 1943 for which a Distinguished Unit Citation was awarded to the entire division.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

Marine Pfc. John R. Sheffield, 28, lost his like at Okinawa, May 23, according to word received recently by his sister, Mrs. Laura Morris, 153 Orange street, with whom he made his home prior to entering the service.
 Entering the Marines in Decem- Der, ls42, Pfc. Sheffield trained at Paris Island, s. c. and Camp Le- Jeune, N. c. He was rifle in- structor at Quantico, Va. previous to leaving the country last Jan- uary with reconnaissance unit.
 The Marine was a graduate of Sacred Heart Grammar and High school, New Britain, and was en- ployed in the time study department at the Futile and Bailey Co.,, New Britain.
 Besides Mrs. Morris, Pfc. Shelf field is survived by three other sis ters, It. Helen Sheffield, Army Nurse Corps, now stationed in Co., lorado; Mrs. Estelle Grygus and Miss Claire Sheffield, both of New Britain; three brothers, Bruce of Springfield, Mass; Leo and Henry both of New Britain, and his father, Felix Sheffield, also of New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
DELINQUENT AUTO
 OWNERS WARNED
Federal Tax Stamp Must Be Posted on Windshield;
 Drive Planned

Frank w. Kraemer, collector of internal revenue, warned motorists that auto use tax stamps must now be displayed on windshields of all cars used on highways. The new stamps should have appeared on all cars yesterday.
 In justice to those who voluntar- fly purchased stamps, an enforce ment drive will be waged against delinquent motorists who do not disrGay such stamps on windshields, MT. Kramer said.
 Both the Office of Internal Rev. enue and the Post Office, where the stamps were on sale during the month of June, reported that sales of stamps were notably lower than during previous years. The decrease was attributed by spokesmen to the fact that many cars were worn be- yond repair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
MORE WATERBURY
 SOLDIERS RETURN
Many Receiving Furloughs Pending Discharge, New
 Combat Assignment

Among the many servicemen ar- irving from combat areas to spend furlough in Waterbury are:
 Captain Joseph J. Boylan, g, of l3 Baldwin avenue, a fromer pri- soner of war, whose plane was shot down in the Belgian Bulge battle December 23, 1914. The pilot holds the Purple Heart, Air Medal and Silver Star for gallantry in action. His father, Joseph P. Boylan, also served in this war and received an honorable discharge about eight months ago.
 Lieutenant G. g. William Mona gan is spending a leave with his father, Walter E. Monagan, 84 Eu- cid avenue. He is in charge of a naval gun crew.
 Private James Fitzpatrick, captur- ed last August while serving with General Patton's Third Army, is spending furlough with his mother, Mrs. Kathryn Fitzpatrick, 920 Baldwin street. He was impri- soned at Stalag Luft "A near Moos- burg. D.
 Two European combat veterans are also expected to arrive home shortly.
 Technical Corporal Nicholas Morea, holder of five battle stars, who served 37 months in the Med- iterranean theater, landed with other returnees at the Air Transport Commands Army Air Field, Miami, Fla. He is the son of Frank Morea, 58 Sperry street.
 Technical Sergeant George O.. Holloway, a prisoner of war in Ger many since November 29, 1943. is awaiting furlough papers at Fort Devens, Mass. His wife is the former Marion Zibell, 43 Central avenue. His mother, Mrs. Agnes Holloway, resides at 52 Ray street.
 Sergeant Francis H. Durham, a veteran of two years service over- seas with the Eighth Air Force in England, is spending 30-day fur tough here with his mother, Mrs. Irene Durham, 378 East Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
MARINES ASSIGNED
 TO RECRUIT HERE
Men, Women Needed for Both Branches of Corps;
 Weekly Interviews

Staff Sgt. Raymond Weeks, Ma rine recruiter, will be at the Post Ofice building today until 4 p. m. to recruit men for this branch of the service.
 He is accompanied by Staff Sgt. Ruth Court, who has been assigned by Hartford Marine headquarters to recruit young women for service in the United States Marine Corps Women's Reserve.
 Any, woman between the ages ot 20 and 36, with a high school edu- cation or its equivalent, is eligible, Sgt. Court said.
 The Marine Recruiters will be stationed at the Post Office every week on Mondays to recruit both men and women for service in the Marine Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
Connecticut Men Return on Huqer

Boston, July ?. (UP)-The SS Daniel Huger docked today bearing 339 veterans of European action and bringing to more than 4,000 the number of veterans landed here in two days.
 Transports arriving yesterday were the USS. General Blatchford with 3,236 officers and men of the 95th divisions 379th Infantry Regi- ment and the SS. Calvin Coolidge carrying 431 rotation and surplus personnel
 There were 25 New Englanders aboard the Huger, including: S-Sgt. Frank s. Radzwown, Q1 Maple Placep Middletown, Conn.,; T-4 Theodore Rogol, 26 First Ave, Seymour, Conn; T-5 Michael Gui- ish, Jr., 98 Price St., Bridgeport, Conn.,; Pfc. Russell Allen, 142 Char ter Oak, Manchester, Conn.,; Joseph Fitzgibbons, Main St., Quinebaug, Conn; Pfc. Pasquale Matto, 15 Minerva St., Derby, Conn.,; Pvt. Walter R. Knapp, 93 Main St., Stamford, Conn; T-5 Richard H. Dietz, SOl Banks North road, Vest port, Conn; Pfc. Domenick P. De Moro, ITO Frank St., New Haven, Conn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
CHURCH CANVASS
 SUNDAY, NOV. IS

The United Church Canvass of the Waterbury Council of Churches will be held Sunday, November 18 according to an announcement last night by Chairman Kenneth V. Robinson. This was decided at a meeting at the Central Y. M. 0. A. last Thursday attended by repre- sentatives of the following churches: Second Congregational, West Side Hill Methodist, Mill Plain Union, Al Souls Episcopal, Zion Evangelical Lutheran, First Baptist, South Congregational, First Luther an, St. Paurs Methodist, Oakville Union Congregational and Bunker Hill Congregational.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
PorkOutPut Up In Month

Chicago, July 2 = (U.P0 = The American Meat Institute reported today that June beef, veal and lamb production for intr-state com- merce equalled that for the month of May, while pork output increased three per cent.
 Beef and lamb production were i2 and nine per cent higher res- pectively than in June, l944, the Institute said. Veal output how ever, dropped by 25 and pork by 34 per cent.
 The Institute, spokesman for the meat packing industry, quoted June eattl marketings at i've per cent over May and 10-per cent over June
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
&ee4MszyavT ESTABLISHED 1885
ESTABLISHED 1885

Nou may not be oble to bring home the boeon as in yesteryeors - but = you can look as though YOU did, in our special $45 suits. They're successful looking clothes from the start = and they help you look the port of success right 60 the finish.
 They're potterned for thot mon who buys clothes for the long pull, clothes thot will live up to their aood look and clothes thot never step outside the bounds of good taste.
 There are amongst these suits . number of firm bodied, smooth face, shope retaining service re- sistina woTsteds - Suits thot will soke a terrific service woIIop and bounce beck into shape as never did $45 suits before = They're greet suits to De seen in. Store closed "Wednesday, July Fourth, end from Mondcy, July nine to LoboF Dey inclusive, store elosed every Mondoy - Thurs days' open from 9;50 tc 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

The major prizes, many costing well above 5000 each, include a Piper Cub Airplane, Chevrolet car, Ford Car, General Electric kitchen, Chris Craft Speedboat, Oil Burner with hot water unit, Capehart radio and Monograph Combination Movie Camera and protector, Bobby Jones Golf Club set and bag, and $200 worth of wearing apparel at the store of the winners choice.
 Other prizes are electrical appli- ances, typewriters, bicycles, cameras, lawnmowers, tires and tubes, and silver sets.
 Waterbury's Seventh War Loan drive, closing Saturday, went over the top by l12 per cent. James E. Moran, chairman of the War F- nance Committee, announced total sales of $27,074,45 as against the Treasury Committee, announced tot2l of $23,139,0O0. Figures will be revised, MT. Moran, reported, as further returns are received from industrial plants where total sales were not complete at closing time on Saturday.
 Closing figures included sales by the securities division, E. bond pur- chases, and purchases by individuals of bonds other than in the E series. All quotas were oversubscribed ex- cept the E bond series, which reach ed 78 per cent last Saturday. MT. Moran said however that payroll deductions through July 2 and last minute sales may boost the E bond total to 87 per cent
 The retail division, sold $l520,0O0 toward its goal of $1 300, 900, Maj. J. Peter Costigan announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
KINZEL SUICIDE

Flensburg, Germany, July 2- (U P) - General Kinzel, the first Nazi officer to contact the British Second Army with Germany's surrendr offer last May, shot and killed him. self and his mistress on June 25 in village near Flensburg, it was dis closed today.