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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Mrs. John A. Coe, Jr
 Named VCe-PrgSident

the American Council on Education. Washington, D. O., who spoke on so- cial administration and reception to the outgoing and incoming ofii- cers. The closing event will be dinner meeting which takes placs at o'clock this evening with George B. Armstead, radio commentator and former managing editor of the Hart ford Courant, as speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
Club Notes

The waterbury Hebrew Ladies' Aid Association will hold a board meeting, Monday, November 18th, at the home of Mrs. Herman Luria, Plaza avenue, at 2 p. m.
 The Oronoke Community Club will sponsor a bazaar tonight at the Oronoke School at o'clock.
 Mrs. Helen Allison, Torrington, grand deputy and her staff will in- stall newly elected officers of Lady McAlphine Lodge, at the meeting to be held tonight at 2 o'clock at Mechanics Hall. Mrs. Mary Mac Broom will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09

The Thursday evening tourna' ment conducted by Mrs. John Mori arty, 60 Linden street, resulted in the following scores: Mrs. James Meade and Miss Katherine Collins, l301k; MT. and Mrs. J. H. Jaeger, l25: Mrs. Charles Stocker and Miss Doris Howe, 139; Mrs. Robert Bolan and Mrs. Erwin Hathaway, l25. Standing: Louis Merrill and Mrs Franklyn Johnson, 349; Mrs. Daniel Butler and Mrs. Stanley Anderson 34715; Mrs. Bolan and Mrs. Hatha' way, 346lk Miss Katherine Collins and Mrs. James Meade, 343.
 Temporary repairs have beer made to Italy's ruined port facili ties but a long and costly program is planned for their permanent re
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09


 heard. To have been wounded or injured in the per formance of duty for your country is high honor de spite the sufferngs involved To lose ones life is called the Supreme Sacrifice" Suffering ends with death Suffering however not terminated any particularly designated day Armistce Day, VIE Day or V-J day Since the close of World War twentyseven years ago hospitals old and in increasing numbers have been crowded with disabled war veterans From all lndlca- tions they will be indefinitely for World War brought
 greater number of casualties So that those who are suffering and who will suffer and be hoSpltalzeo the Waterbury Chapter of Disabled American Veterans is engaged in the nationwide sales campaign selling For get-MeNotS for Armstice day, next Sunday The little blue flowers of remembrance to be ln respect and in tribute those who died and to those who served and live glory in the memories The funds realized are used for hundred and one purposes but ALL With the view of aiding the disabled veteran or his family The little remebranceS the visits the aid the counsel ana encouragement all apart from any government gra- tuitieS They part of the publcs expression Of ap precaon conveyed to the vets by their buddeS who are united by the principles and loyalty of the DAV Ii you haven't ForgetMeNot to wear this Armstice Day get one Boost the happiness fund Aid the DAV It IS an or anization of buddeS authorized by Congress to carry on for their less fortunate buddieS is privilege to be D. A. V. It is splendid gesture to help them. Buy Forget -Me-Not friend You have put two days to help
 Mothers and wives who planning 8 Special Thanksgiving dinner" this year because someone IS home who wasn't this time last year. and who desire native turkey should place their orders at once warns no less authority the national bird than Dr. H. M Scott, head of the Poultry Husbandry Department at the University of Connecticut Dr. Scott intlnates that Uncle Sam is still in the market buying Turkeys for his bOys and gaS As he plans to permit parents and friends to dine army and navy bases this year he will need greater supply of the delectabe meat than Government overseas needs have been sup piled but the military department will still compete with civilians in the purchase of freshkiled birds an nounces Dr. Scott "MilOns of soldiers and sailors in this country expect Uncle Sam to serve turkey dinners at both Thanksgiving and Christmas. As matter O1 official record Connecticut has grown than B or per cent of the birds bought the home mar ke One of the largest turkey producers in the state has already reported the sale of 900 of the 900 birds raised this year. So, if you prefer Connecticut turkeys for your special dinner get busy There will be plenty of Western birds for consumption As for the prices We'll the OPA is still in existence says Chester BOwles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09

MT. and Mrs. Michael Martelli, Hillview avenue, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Frances, to Thomas Aurio, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Aurio, Macauley avenue. No date has been set for the we'd ding.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
ACKNOWLEDGMENT bonn @mppert
Seim

Ndditen Sonntag, Sen ii. Sep
tember, ueriammeln ii6 oie Mit-
glieoer oes 6ralenbilfsoereins oes
oeutiden altenbeims in ser &eltou-
ration BON @r. uno 6rau &idaro
9ietle in lSilper Spring, Meo. 0ie
Notwithstanding bel 9iet-
les lit INNER auBerit 3oblreid be-
iuft uno miro aud in 0ieies Mal
cine itarfe gnteilnnbme ermartet.
8er fem pluto CUR 8eriiigung bat,
Or fabre bis sur 9iitrict 2iaie (per
gleftriife ole Georgia apenue bin
aus ODER per Omniblls Georgia
uno 4losfo Apenue). Sier mltB
mon umIteiaen alim Marplnno Bus.
6rau 9ietle laoet ale Mitglieoer
urro oeren 8efonnte gu 3abIreidem
geiu6e Elm. Gin gutter 2unh miro
ieruiert peroen uno SeimgebadeneS
gibt es ebenfals. Stir unterbaltung
iorgen Die Mitglieoer.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
NcisRs y~nNmItrie fir
S~ricNcns3trceee tGtie

&erforo, @eitfaIen - Die nm-
Iteaung Der 0euti6en Srrouitrie ouf
6r~ieoens3tpede trdgt 6o5u BEL. oie
3ioilbeoolferung am 2eben gu er1al-
ten. Gie 6abrif Ser &ubr6emie in
O6erbaltlen, mo- norber fIliiiiger
Suueritoff fir Die 84gomben ber-
geIteat puroe, fabri5iert iebt <nit-
oiinger aus oorbanoenen G1eniitaIi-
e%nreleroen. 9ie Sanomag= @erfe
in Sannober iteaen itatt 9anfs
5armtreffer Der.
@etreioeipngen ipeuoen in Sen
Sriimmern Der arlipp : @erfe in
@iien pro0u5iert, uno in groun-
i6fpeig bringt oie 5irma Wsna ieBt
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
Rene Sriifen- nnS StrakenbaMtcn
fir @aibingtOn

Sebt mo- Der &rieg borii6er lit,
oenft Die Hegierung unO ole Staot
8aibington 0oron, aufgei6obene
8ldne BON 8riiden- unO StroBen.
bouten en0li6 nus5ufiibren. Sie6-
3ebn Miaionen 9oaor iinO an @lus.
gaben fir ole nG9iten '2-3 Sabre
borgeie5et1. Ger &ongreB bat i6on
81, 10000 bepiuigt iiir oen 8au Ell.
ner groBen Bride iiber Sen Yotomac@
JluB i'm 8erlaufe ser 0Sout6 Gnpi-
toll" StraBe, mel6e Sen @erfebr ii6er
ben neuen guten ,,SuitlanO Horf-
wnD" nod Dem iii0li6en MorDIono
bringen ioa. Sier lit ser 8erfebr rie-
Jig angemahien. @eiter plant man
Den 8al elmer lnterfii6rung unter
Den Dupont Circle" fir $2,000,000
melfer etluo orei Snbre Onuern 0iirf-
tie. @r Ioa Sen 8erfebr ser oGonnec.
ticut" RlDenue unter Dem YIat per
erleiftern. 6erner ioa cine lleber~
fiibrung ii6er ore nieorigen SGrier
Oes Observation-Disclosures binmeg ge-
6out fperoen, BON Ser Sen" Bride
in Georgetown, Oen Stub e%ntlon9 CUR
bitten StraBe bin, I'M 8erlaufe ser
81 7StroBe, bis gum ,,@aibington
Circle. @s miro Elm ,,eleuate0 bigb-
map" mPr0en, Inn sen Nerfebr bon
Ser ,M"AStraBe in Georgetown fort
3uleiten. GieIer 8au ioG $2,275, 900
foiten uno e6enfols 0rei Sabre Oau-
ern. Sn Ser @egen0 0ieier olten g.
StraBe, 3piifen ser Bitten StraBe
un0 Dem ,,Hod Greet" -Bnrf, ioa fir
$2,500,000 cine 6abritrnBe, 5aupt-
iGdlid fir 6ubrmerfe, @aIhpagen,
ge6aut meroen, sic ipGter mad Often
unter Die Staot be~rfiibren ioG, unter
Dem ,IWfount 8ernon Square" Der,
inter ser oGarnegie38i6liotbef" Der,
unter ser "4StroBe Der ltn0 bon
Ser t0ten iStraBe CUR ,lGtortb Gopi-
tol"yStraBe iiibren ioa. Ole Soften
meroen auf ie6S Miqionen Collar
6erefnet. Cine peitere neue Bride
lit ii6er Den 8otomuc geplant uno
5par ols @riaB fiir Die ,,Sigbmap"-
Briide, fir iieben Miaionen Dollar.
Mon i~treitet 1i6 aber nod oarii6er,
Oh oieie Bride cine fiir iefs @in3eI-
inbrrpege iein ioq o0er Oh man ni6t
lie6er 3mei 8riiden bolten ioQ nit lie
bier 6abrmegen. Ole ,,@ier5ebnte"
StraBe loa fir $t,900,OO0 weiter
o%llsgebaut mer0en. 6erner gibts 81
observation-disclosures ,5er0uiteaen
cine nene ,,alingle"-& on0 : Bride
iiber sen ,lGod Greet" @arf etc. Die
@el0er fommen BON ser 8unoeSre-
giernng un0 aud aus Dem Sddel ser
StoOtregierung. Sieb3ebn bis 3man-
sig Miaionen Collar iolen in Sen
ndditen 0rei Snbren ausgege6en
merOen. 3as gibt Damn aud @lrbeit
fir piele &rie9speteroneuL sic iebt 5ll-
riidfe6ren un0 Mrbeit luden.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07

lpriinglid angenommen batte. 8ur6
Ole @ntloiiung ioldet oeutI6er
&riegsgeiongener, oie Der Gonomirt-
i6ait, alto Dem 8auernitonoe emf
Itammten, fonnte ser Mrbeitermangel
gu einem erbebliden Cell bebo6en
mer0en. Sn ser 6ritiiden 8eiasungs-
gone olein muroen nnbe3u 400 1000
&riegsgefangene bereitgeitelt, etpa
10000 mebr, ols oemielben @ebiet
entltammten. So6Deritdn0ige Ser Be-
iotungsarmee rednen ieoo6 oomit,
ooB fiir beitimmte 8e3irfe, in86eion-
oere fiir ons Rlt5rgebiet. 3ufubren
an @etrei0e aus Dem Ali8lanoe not
penoig lein 0iirften. Eie gr0Bten
S6mierigfeiten meroen ii6 fir oie
oeutide @eoolferung aus Ser Gnapp-
belt an Set uno 3ufer ergeben. Bel
entipre9enoer Steigerung Ger Sob
lenproOuftion lit cine alSrei6enoe
3uteilung bon &oblen fir oie 3uder.
fabrifen in Ausiiht genommen. 8ie
ser Mangel an ,,6ettigfeiten" 81 be-
be6en ODER Denigitens gu miloern
mare, lit elm 8roblem, fir oas bisber
nod feinerlei @oiung gefunoen NOR
sen iit@ian nimmt ieood an, oaB oie
&oblenarbeiter gemiiie 3ulagen an
iolfen als Rr1mien fir Before 9rO-
ouftionsergebniiie erbalten meroen.
Sn Bayern lit oie &artoffelernte
better ols normal" ousgefouen.
Aud in 8ei3en uno &oggen iino oie
8oriabrsergebniiie iiberihritten. 9ie
5ett- uno i3uderfnappbeit lit ie0od
aud in 8apern beoenflih groB. Der
&iebbeiton0 lit 3ufrieoeniteaeno; et-
ma 400 Stiid &in0pieb meroen au-
nohentli6 nod Berlin ubtran5por-
tiert. CUR Miloerung Der s3uder.
fnappbeit fir oas Sabr 1916 lit cine
@eroronung erloiien mor0en, Die Ell
ne er6eblide @~uSoebnung oes 8ufer-
riibenon6ous fir oas fommenoe Sabr
ooriie5t. @un oeripridt iid ferner
cine Miloerung bes 3ebensmittel.
mangels 6urfN Ole @rgebniiie oes ip.
itematii6en 4usbaus Ser Woroiee-
So6fiiderei, Ser fir oieien 8med DR.
beitsfrGfte uno 8etrie6smoterialien
3ugeteilt moroen limo.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
Kirshc Mntcritiibt
Has francc : Xeoimc

Maorio - VI. enrique Geniel,
Der @r5biidof BON SoIeoo inns Tri-
mas bon Spanien, plaoiert in eli
mem bon Ser Breiie ioeben publi-
5ierten Sirtenbrief fir inneren orie-
ben in Spanien uno erfldrt, SAB
,,oie Stride Den Staat mirfiam unter-
ltiibt uno leinen Entertainer 8u Ge-
boriom rot" Ser 8iirgerfrleg -
der &%reu35ng" - lei ,,ein be'pafi~
netes &le6is3it geweien, oas religi.
der 8erfolgung elm @n0e n,adte".
Ser @r56ii6of mltroe bon @eli. 6ran-
co 1871 gum Brimas ernantt rno
bonn Gapit af5ettiert.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
rercinsealemNcr

GOmeOrS Glnb, Sue. 9rdiioen:
@lfreo Sdtpeier; Sefretdr, 6rnu u.
S6lodter, 1868 Conn. aOe., q. SO.
8%eriammlung nm 3. Mittuod /. 90.
TruIpect Sill SrieObOf. 9rdiiOent;
6reo gogeliong; Sefretdr, s. q.
8infler; Sdosmeiiter: 2aurence ..
Stllt. 8eri. am 2. Samstag I'M
Monat i'm 6rieobofsge6duoe.
9emtIde Treimamrer 9Ose Nrmi-
MUS, @r. %, S.A.N.@. Sefretdr:
breof. gertram, 1871 SbepberO
Str, q. 6. 8"eriommIung am l..
0ienstog i'm Monot i'm Neuen Dia-
ionic Sempel, 13te uno $ StraBe,
q. 8.
Nrminins @ergniignn9s : @erein.
Gr6lioent: Senrp Shelter; SefretGr:
6beooor 2er6, 1906 Siebente Stra.
Be, g. 8. 8%eriammlung am 1.
Sonnaben0 I'M Monat.
Greater Beneficial ltniOn, 9iftrift
S9r. 1850. BrGiioent: Sobn @reolein;
SefretGr: @briitian Gbriit, 1929
6iinfte StrnBe, g. %. 8eri. am
4. 1ienstag I'M Wonat I'M Souie SIR.
1920 5 StraBe, 81. 6.
Greater Beneficial 1%lniOn, 9iitrift
VT. 40. 8rGitOent: Mitel Yoi.
ner; Sefretdr, gbriitian Gronen.
bitter, 11O4 goniuont Str, Siluer
Spring, M0. geri. am 4. 5reitag
i'm Monot i'm ,J6ipe Boint Eauern",
12te un6 e StroBe, Norooit.
Nnppert Seim Jrnnen 9ilfsberein.
Br1Iioentin: 6rau @rnit SO. Brown;
Sefretdrin; Srau Mabel 0ies. Ser.
iommlung nm 9. 0ienstag /. 90. I'M
2 l6r i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
nntcritiibt Sic NemtiAc
3citMno, cs 1T cure
5citMno!

Senbet Samilien : @adridten,
@ereinsnadridten, iopie iOnitise
i~ntereHente Nenisfeiten an, Die
Re6aftion. @ir iimb serne be-
reit nn6 freuen nns, 6ernrtige
Nadridten i'm uSonrnal" 81 brin.
gen. Sic belfen ms bamit nnb
bermeiben, baf mir 6afar berant-
uOrtlid semad)t merben, iuenn Gr-
eisniiie in Samilienfreiien (@e-
bnrtstase, Sudlseiten, &inStanfen.
SterbefGae, 8einde bun Trennben
nItu.) midt in nnierer, reIp. enrcr
3eitnns an finSen limb.
.@eRadridtiat Die @eooftion,
no Sirtb Ctr. y. 80, @eibinstOn
1, 3. s. (Gernipreder NNtiOna.
1889.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
Ans aaKeI

&iir3li6 muroe iiber oen l1miong
Der 3eritorungen an oen @erfen ser
Senl6elihen @ofomotioe 5nbrifen in
&uliel 6eri6tet Hfro erwdbnt, oaB ser
@orliBenoe oeS 8orltanoes ser @en-
i6el un0 Sobn ". g., O8far g..
Senidsel BON ben 0a5is bingeri6tet
moroen lit. Sein Better un0 8artner,
Der 2egationsrat &einbaro @eniHel,
Der 5ulest ser oputihen 8otidaft in
Mnforn 6ugeteilt gerpeien lit, erIe6te
Die lebten &riegstoge in Berlin. IS
gelang p5m idlieBli6 aus ser Staot
beraus5ufommen un0 our6 sic ame.
rltonilden 2inien bis gu ieinem Sous
IN &allel 81 ~gelangen, gera0e 81 Dem
3eitpunft, als cine neue amerifani-
Idle gelabungstruppe BORT eingeriidt
NOR. @enidlel muroe megen uner-
laubten Baiiierens Der amerifanii9en
BelobungSgren5e in &aft genommen.
Seine 6rau Sopbin, geborene @rG-
lin @urm6rano Stuppa6, mar nod
Ser &iidfebr aus 4nfora in oie Sci
mat bon Ser @eitapo oer6oftet NOR.
oent berfiel in llmna6tung uno Be-
finoet iid in einem irrenGr3tli6en
Snltitut.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
4ms stnttaart

Die Sage in Stuttgart ideint bin
lihtlif Ser Observation-Disclosures.
gung redt ihledt gu iein. 0ns mag
iid in ubie6barer ;3eit beiiern, ga
'Stuttgart, 0as ouf @runo ser ur-
lpriingli6en @ereinbarungen ii6er
ole 8eiosungs3onen gu ser amerifa.
nilfen geborte, mas aber BON Sen
6ran5olen nod oeren ginmarih ni1t
relpeftiert muroe, iebt mie0er omeri.
fanild)e 8eiasung bot. Son sen
Stuttgarter 6liidtlingen lit cine gro
Bere an5abl in oie Staot 5uriidge-
febrt.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
NNdpridbtcm aus
Ncnt Neith

Die 8eri6te aus Dem &eid fom-
men 6ereits idneler, iinO aud aus
fiibrliher uiro ia6li6er. IS iinO aud,
in5ruiiden einige decentralization aus
Geuti6Iono 5uriidgefebrt, p~eritdnoi-
ge Nmerifaner, Die 0euti9lono in
6rieOens3eiten gefannt boben. @iner
BON oieien iogte: sd mar crit in
2on0on uno fano Die 3erit0rungen
(Our6 81 un0 8+2@9om6en) einioh
fiirhterIit. Gann fam ih nnh &0In,
uno ser oort g%eponnene @inOrud
iteate sic 2on0oner 3erItorungen in
Sen S6otten. Na6 Noin5, Dorm-
foot uno Niirnberg fam einem &oln
ais iait unbeiddoigt Dor. Sir mid
gi6t es jebt ~iiberbaupt feinen MaB-
itab mebr. Qtber aud in oen 10 gut
mie p0aig 3eritorten Staoten le6en
Wenl6en 3mtiden Oen Sriimmern, in
@0dern uno 90blen unter Dem
'S6utt in elmer mir unoeritdnOli6en
Waile. Gle menidliAe Bbantaiie
langt einfah niht aus, I'M oos oaes
81 begreifen. Berlin lit fir einen, ser
es aus 6rieoens5eiten fannten, in lei
mem iebigen 3uitonoe einfad unoor-
itea6or geutIdlano miro ME
wieOer &rieg iiibren, Oeiien bin i9
ii6er."
Auf Sem fladen 0on0e iiebt es
nod anoeren S6il0erungen meient-
lid better uno 0ober boffnungsfreu.
bigger aus. 9ort mfrs au6 ii6erau
ridtig georbeitet. Gie 2onomirtidaft
bat ourd Die 6lugbomben nirgenos
li6t6ar gelitten, ga Jlugbomben BORT
nur ourb ungliifli6e 3ufdue o0er
auf ionit unerflGrli6e 8eiie, ober
INNER mo5l nur ~ein5eln gefaIen iino
ltnO Oa6er = mie i6limm Ser gu
fal oud) mandmal iein Spiel getrie-
ben bot - materieQer Sda0en ni6t
ma6rnebm6ar lit. Die grnte lit in if.
rem @rge6niiien nidt gu iiberieben.
,Sn ein3elnen Reilen lit lie ii6erro-
i6en0 gut ausgeiallen in nnOeren
miro iiber oos grge6nis geflagt. IS
lit e6en nod nidt 10 melt, oaB man
etpaS ltotiitii6 nit i~rgenoeinem
0@raoe bon .3uoerlaiiigfeit erfalien
farn.
geilmeiie gibt es gauge CUTE Ser
6inOungen teilpeiie lit einfoh oaes
unter6roden. IS lit auA nidt 0as,
maS man ols Gbaos be5ei9nen fonr-
tie. 9u8u lit allies gu uniiberIi6tlid
unO unregelmdBig. Sd eebe oas 10
mieoer, pie man es mir er3d6lt bat.
Meine Queaen iino: Amerifaner,
meiit iolf'e, ole leit oielen @eneratio-
40 Us bingto
aen bier i'm 9an0e iino, Mdnner, sic
friiber, Ionge Dor Dem &rieg Reuti6-
lano geid6ftlids Ooer gum geranii-
gen 6ereilt bn6en,"
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
CINDERELLA GOES TO THE GOLD BRAID BALL
G94s EDITIoN)

Cinderella was a miss
Of face and form most classy;
Soldiers, sailors and marines
Called her their pin-up laSSie--
Cinderella charmed them SO
Weekly at the U.S.0.
But Cindy's cruel stepma frowned
On such a social whirl;
One night at dinner she announced:
mo further dates, my girl
There's housework to be done, and you
Will stay at home until it's through!"
"But Mont onight' IS the Gold Braid Ball."
Poor Cinderella cried;
"Three cheers! More admirals for u.s."
Her Stepsisters replied,
I'VE IL dance away our rationed SoleS
Before the stroke Of midnight tolls"
They left--and cindy faced her chores
Without one single tear:
She unused, "It's Power that l need
To help me out, I fear:
My time is brief--each passing minute
Holds a waltz or conga in it !"
She flipped a switch--and kilowatts
Came rushing to her aid
In no time all her tasks were done
Our clever little maid
Then fastened to the Gold Braid Ball
And was the Beauty Queen Of all
And housewives who are wise Will heed
The moral of this rhyme
Electric service waits your touch
To save you toll and time
Dependable--and price is Aow--
Folks In this company keep them SO!
: Hear NELSON EDDY IN THE ELECTRIC HOUR" With Robert Armbrussers
Orchesha. EUery Sunday aiteraooa, $3.50, EWT, CHS.
ssruHatMs@
N cBhpAMY.
MAl-S@~~
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07

Saane SapOns: @eroen nidt mebr sebraudt, 90 Ne Gatonier1na oufae.
boben lit
Hoe &npons II. Soften: 80 biz 80 u. 81 big 81 in Bud 4 gelen, II. apar:
S2 big 81 bis 30. September; q big 81 bis 81. Gftober; 81 bis 81
bis 81. Nopentber; 81 bis 81 bis 81. DECEMBER. 0e Gotten i'm gSerte
bon le eInem Bunft oienen gum @edieIn Der Supnrs I'M @erte BON ie
5ebn Hunftn.
Snder: &npOn Ss in Bud A gilt fir flint Ghano bis gum 81. De8ember.
Sdnge: anpons. Nr. /, 2 8 uo A Omit Dem 5IugSeug) in Bud 8 aelten
lmbeihranft sum geug bon lie etHeHa @aar= @daben. -
SaiOin nmb grnn6l; @ationieruns a~ufgeboben.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07

Wtiimmden ioate einen 8onbon
befommen.
Die CUTE Gonte Sos ole Elite.
,@iebit on beitinmte 8onbOns?"
$50, Gnnte."
,&elde?"
,@onbons, an Oenen nod Elm 8on-
bon flebt."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
It @eiieridmitt 6Inaaeuaen

itatt Meiieridmitt : 6Iue8ellger
NtobImoidinen berarts.
Bon Ser naiierten 0tiIi16rregie-
rung miro m~itgeteilt, ooB in Ger bri-
tii1en 8eiebungs5one 16 groBe
Mii6len I'M @nnge limo uuO nlonot-
lid. $4,000 Sonnen Wlebi beritel-
len. 8or Dem &riege Dur0en in
@orotpeit = 0euti6Gono 10000 Com
lten gernoblen.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
@ObfOf

@r8: SD emmpbele Sbnen orin-
geno 8obfoit."
9atient: ,J@fad' i6 idon, mad'
i6 idon, eiie fait ole Gage Sdabe-
Heidi"
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
8rp6ung

,,G0s lag i. aper m gnoer: mann
er mir ioet nod an fali6en 3abn
0iaat, lab / mir Ben ri6tigen BON
lei aonfurren3 3iag'Dn!"
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07

Gag, Sobannl @ie gebt's? i.
4ber iagen sic nal, marum mei6en
mir eiaentlih INNER aus?"
JSa, miiien g, Serr Gotta, / bab
bolt oenft. 50 Jan mer b6s, neil i
franf bin!"
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-01
Decline In Prices
Of Tobacco Likely
If Rush Continues
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-01
RATION CALENDAR FOR
PERIOD SEPTEMBER lis

MEATS AND FATS:
CRed stamps)
w, w. X2, 02-noW valid-cx-
pire September 80.
Al. 81, CT, D1, El-noW valid
expire October 81.
FL, CT, HI, il, Know valid
expire November 80.
Ii, MI, Nj, Pl, Q1-noW valid
expire December 81.
SUGAR:
Sugar Stamp No. 38-noW valW-
expires December 81.
SHOES:
Airplane Stamps No. /, 2. 3,4-now
good.
RENT CONTROL:
All persons renting, or offering for
rent, any living quarters Whatso-
ever must register each dwelling
unit with rent control office in
their rent area. In counties not
under rent Control, persons who
feel that they are being overcharg-
ed for rents may submit complaints
to OPA on complaint forms which
are available at the local War
Price and R~ationlng Board.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-01
With Anti Aircraft Group.

SCI. Charlie P. Lowry, Jr.. 100
Lowry street, is a member of the
18th Anti-Aircralt Artillery group,
which has %processed and redcployed
over 10000 soldiers to the United
States since its staging area was
opened rcar Antwerp July /. The
18th handles Camp Tophat, a 10000
man tent camp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-01
MORE TURKEYS

Raleigh. September I.-Tur-
KEY production in this state
during 1915 will total 100000
birds. an increase of 80 percent
over the iive-year I93s-In
average, the State Department
of Agriculture reports.
In the nation, prospects r
that turkey production will
reach i4,150.OOO If this esti-
mate is realized, the production
will be 2l.3 percent over last
year and and 43 percent over
the tiVe-year average.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-01

JOBS as business executives. college professors,
economists. writer's and What-not.
But the building won't be empty long. " 1t IS
the Social Security building and many Social Sc
curly offlces which were moved out of the city at
the start of the war are due to return.
. The SUDDEN ENDING OF THE WAR halted
work authorized by the Navy on two elaborate
press ships from which war correspondents and
radlo commentators were to have reported the
INVASION OF Japan for the American public.
Plans called for the provision aboard the YES.
seis OF every piece of equipment needed for writ
ing and dispatchlng pictures and stories to the
United StateS and for hraadcas4iaa