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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLoRED GIRL wants job living in doing
housework, plain cooking. No children
under 8 years old. Prefer working in
CoLoRED GIRL wants days work Mon
day, Tuesday. Wednesday. DE. 03l2.
CoLoRED GIRL desires work on Saturday
CoLoRED GIRL desires work as mothers
Psf 6el Eopr lying n With c0iorsd De Sos
CoLoRED GIRL desires days work. Call
CoLoRED GIRL wants day work. Call DE
CURTAINS STRETCHED at home, reason
work as mothers helper or care for child
GIRL, eolored, want, ps5t; time work. 8
GIRL, colored, desires days work INV,
light laundry. 60c per hour and carfare.
GIRL, ,colored wants general housework.
no cooking. Decatur s551.
GIRL Gil To- wishes lob lob, as mothers helper;
GIRL, colored, wants job as nurse; sleep
out. Phone NO. 1882
GIRL, colored, wants days work. Hobart
GIRL, light colored, wants days work, ex-
perienced and reliable: permanently; SIS a
GIRLS CIR coIored want q3 Jobs as faundresses
Q. clearing; zoe per hour and carfare.
GIRLS ~. colored. want g.h.w from to
/ or to 6; SIS week and carfare, Phone
GIRL, colored, desires light housework and
care for small child. TR. 6141 between
GIRL, colored. wants employment after
GIRL, cciored, wants laundry to do at home
or waitress. Good reference. Call NO.
GIRL, colored wants days work. Sc and
GIRL, coiored. reliable, desires days
GIRL, colored, wishes days work; SIS and
csrfare. Dial CA. 0031-W.
GIRLS, 3, colored, want part-time work,
HAND LAUNDRY and lace la; curtains done
HousECLEANiNG EXPERTS, colored tman
and woman)-Floors, woodwork windows,
house completely cleaned within . or 3
days. We work by day only. Guaranteed
satisfaction. No checks accepted. Refer
LAUNDRESS, colored, experienced, wishes
laundry to do at home; only those who
can bring 1t. 2237 10th st. NV. Decatur
LAUNDRY ONLY, out by day; also small
LIGHT CLEANING. Phone Falls Church
MAID (colored), desires work in store or
g.h;w.; no heavy laundry or Sundays. CO.
RELIABLE CoLoRED WOMAN would like
g.h.w. with small family, IL am. to z
pm: Can ME. 1858,
day and csPare PhOas NE NE T 1879
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wants day
work; cleaning. etc. RE. ,211S.,
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h,w from 8 to
$50, no laundry; salary So week. Box
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work, 2
TO after dinner: exp. ref. HO 1892.
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SITUATIONS woMEN Cont,

RESIDENT MANAGER, practical nurse Of
companion by refined woman with tenn.
oloyed) daughter. Highest reference. So'
R sfslA; SFff. MANAGER, thoroughly expe-
ton as apt. house mgr. BOX 190-A, Star
SCHOOLGIRL, colored. wants Job caring
for child; no laundry; no Sundays. NO
SECRETARY. like responsibility, capable
managing office; legal, trade association,
insurance experience 500 week. Box
SECRETARY wants position of response
bilityi can relieve executive OF details,
spondence; young, 4Ia years experience;
excellent Washington references. Phone
Wo, 1857 anytime Sunday or Monday
sEcR2TARIAL sERvIcE-can supply ex-
pert stenographic assistance your ONCE.
MRS. PERLOFF, Columbia 1881 during
s sReRE aGafsi in September; 80,
vicinity Of Greenbelt, Md; college grad
ence. call WILLBACH, Laurel 1874.
s-pENoGRAPHER, experienced, desires
wo% two or three evenings week. Box
STE, oGRApnER. expert college degree,
legal professional general secretarial; by
hour only, day or evening. MA. 465l'
TEAt HER, experienced public school,
nurss ~ school, musical background prefer
Supe ElSQTy pOSlJlOn IN VIII CoLl-
side any good offer in education. Glebe
ITO, after pm
TEPIST, experienced, desires SO hrs
weekly typins to do at home. SP. 0S33-M.
WOMAN with experience in business man
agement, secretarial practice and teach
ing, desires position in Government OF
private concern. $3.50 per month. RE
6700, Ext. 74716, Monday between $50
WOMAN, experienced, white, wants to keep
house for working couple. JUNE EPPARD,
Box AZ, Park Station, Waynesboro, Va.
YOUNG LADY, experienced, desires posi-
ton in doctors ONCE, to take place of
nurse while on vacation; available imme-
diately RA 1855
YOUNG LADY available as rcceptionist,
clerk or salesgirl for = months. ia. 1906;
OFFICERS WIFE with emo. baby girl
would like position as secretary or COM
panion in exchange for room and board
and small salary. Phone Ashton 30S6. or
Box 2S2-h Star l6$
WANTED-Typins to do at home. Tele-
phone Taylor 1895 between 9 am. and 4
. m. weekdays.
WELL-EDUCATED WOMAN, age 3S, wants
part-time work after Il p.m., expr. PIX
oper., typist, free-lance writer. Box 3l4-A
WIFE OF SERvICEMAN expecting child
in Jan. will donate services as house
keeper or nurse, or both, for room and
board Box 373-A, Star.
YOUNG, white, child's nurse, desires posi-
ton for months up; gooG references. SH.
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HEIP noMEsTIc icont.l

:
bntcherins exp, menus; reference. LII.
coLoRED COLLEGE BOYS desire day.
eyening or nlght work. Can AID. 563s. :
COLORED MAN, married, desires steady
smpaloyment a truck rue WHY dryer Nd pa lI
COOK, colored man would like position
IN restaurant or cafeteria: Call NO. $40,
years experience all phases retail, whole
sale procedure: free to travel p. o. Box
1918, Grand Central Annex. n: Z; G. u.
exempt. Box 376-A, Star. IL
ENCHANTING and grading superintend-
equipment and men. Box 305-A. Star. is
EXECUTIVE, accountant, sales, sales pro-
motion; evenings available. Box 3S2.A.
GRADUATE STUDENT in architectural
drawing and building. who has also had
des s e. Fst %
P SofStISt9n Z, $a9 Z Queens Chapel !d''
gANiToRS, exper.. sli-arouns, want quar-
tiers; refs r, S. LoWERY, 200 3. Wash
,9s.9n St. Adlexandria Va TT. TIE r 1902
homes or apis, BY the day or hour best
work, With quarters; married, one, boy.
MAN. smiVoyed. would like work helping
each v Elk evenings. Box 360-,A, Star. !
MAN, solol Nd, wants Job as janitor in
mall taking ling. care .s,t Of h heat sS and
NAM NAM saor zee a..! co 1853 eHsi,o tr
and taking do 2 Trees Oh -pls'.,~, ,'opertty.
MAN would IN JOB with painter and
plssterer who a. IS his, own work. Call
with established B Siness; % years ' ex-
with IL tse and s sbd
struction business: 8 years experience as
executive in m Lnufacturing business:
business admin; .srstiOn; excellent refer
MASAGER' sxpsrienceq, for hotel and
tfo acunfns sr' and complete i0 Manage sSe
ment: available at once Box 202-A, STAR
MEs1ANICAL structural eIsstTiea and
Ind complete drawings, process calcula-
tons, survey and mapping. development of
sultation. For appointment call Alexandria
recently released from active duty. over
90 years engineering experience, research
and development, design and layout, prep
ICED in thermodynamics, aerodynamics and
sppiieS msehaniSS BOX 231-A star. II
law and engineering background; age 80;
exp. in placement and all technical phases;
recruiting speciality; $50. Box 29-A, Star,
PHARMACIST, registered, wants regular
or relief work. Phone Dupont 1888.
POSITION WANTED-Man, white, mar
ried,s part lime. $50 p.m.-1I PM: exp.
Statistics. typiSt, dictaphone transcript
ton; anything considered Box 26S-A, Star.
16'
SALES REPRESENTATIVE or manager.
Know Washington and surrounding terri
tory Thoroughly Food or beverage; II
years experience. Available at once. Box
Y-CoRREsPDT.- supervisor. If.
adm. assist. II years excellent experience;
$50 week. Mr.. SLATER, AID. 1856. l5'
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN, 50, married,
avail. for position of. mgr, sales rep.
or admin asst. TO busy executive. Exc.
exp. in business admin. and sales with
car. GE. 7019.
WORLD WAR VETERAN, 81 yrs, have
no trade but desire position as guard or
light labor Of any kind. OR. 3425,
YOUNG MAN t30s), well educated, very
presentable, exp newspaperman, real es-
tate salesman, desires connection with
firm as representative in D. c. or area;
part time until convinced job holds good
future. Have good car. Box 312-A, Star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL tcont.)

HARVARD COUPLE, excellent drivers. de
sire ride to Los Angeles. Call NIzAR
Ex-sERvTCEMAN, driving to Spokane
Wash, through Yellowstone National Pari
August through 8. wants 3 share ex-
penses. Write Box 247-A, Star. -,
HUSBAND, WIFE and 2-year-old ennd
desire ride to Johnstown. Pa, or vicinity
penses. Cali SA. e7es from o am. to
8 pm Sunday call EN-. 9057: 10.
WANTED RIDE vicinity Minneapolis
Mimi, or en- route, by responsible Chris
tan business couple. Both expert drivers
Share expenses or pay nat rate. Leave
exchanged. Phone MI. 55O7
COUPLE WANTS RIDE to Asheyille, N. G.
or vicinity before July %: willing to pas
for gas and do driving. Call SH. sIl7
RELIABLE PERSON drive 1871 Ford te
San Antonio about July 20. VIII furnish
gas coupons WI T767
LADY wishes ride to Florida, vicinity Fort
Lauderdale, leave July 10th or after; share
expenses; references. Glebe 21S0. 16'
COUPLE want ride to Fargo, N. OAK;
share driving and expenses; any time Call
WogaIey $Sal q aftsT "a. 5 g;m; Ma Is
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, college grad.
yates, desire ride to vicinity of K c. OF
Denver by August l. Will share expenses
and driving. Call SH. 1890
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INSTRUCTIONS couRsss.

TEACHING RUSSIAN, chemical engineer,
graduate university, masters degree. TIA.
27S9. l445 Spring rd Apt. 304, Wash
systematically MINDED MEN look into
refrigeration and air-conditioning as a
profitable future career. Write UTILITIES
INST, Box PISA, Star. 10"
STENoGRAPHIC ana secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. tipping. bookkeeping.
Service Courses EST. % years: accredited
Inquire MA 1898. BOYD SCHOOL, 1898
st. (opp Capitol rheaterl
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
134p N Y ave ME 17fS
LEARN SPEEDWRITING-The easy ABC
shorthand in 30 days; private tutoring; in
dividuals or small groups: college degree
teacher CAL ME. 1927 between 5-S pm.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

ESTATE OWNERS, Washington vicinity;
experienced, responsible, house workers,
caretakers, gardeners are available; en-
with children. Call DI. 2945. IS'
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HoME IMpRoyEMENT COMPANIES

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
We do papering, painting roofing. weather.
ii Of fi sems sans
Cos s5sA sf fSs New YORK sss.
4 SoSs RSfoRss sSDsss! sH Ss II
sa Us for trss layout snd estisfss;
road. Silver Spring. Md. sH. 6s4o.
9ss cs S: sad 5 SSasssns lots
ssRdp. ns Sshaaa e Iss a. lss
ses ce osaSh sufi e iI isia wee.
johns; MASvnLE roofing, siding. insul..
s s:3a' s'ss% RE &C. ZOO pay
sSns roofs asbestos sa SLING
cl0n, S sGnsTsLf. "a asi 99sss2 ESTIMATES ifs~
MOD YoUR HOME sna sdd add
Easement U a' fooms nisSed i porehss inciSsed.
concrete work. plumbing. decorating;
hOas r. sdns ae rc oal free sd
sFsoy HSriss co isso iAViSs st. NV.
PAINTING and papering for property
sensible prices Work done at once Best
pSGo sssria c sd b. seh sz5s used
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs, honhs
repairs; white mechanics, work guaranteed.
Call any time. AID 5129
PAINTING, papering, repairing, eaulkins,
brick pointing, leaks. waterproofng and
weather stripping. Call SWENSON, AT.
m vIRGINIA--cail PATTERSON ARDi-
NER CORP. Hobart APO, Johns-Mana
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm vim
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO. ago; Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding, insulation; storm vin-
dows screens. heating. remodeling. Terms.
REMODEL, modernize your nome now;
terms tree estimate. NATIONAL. install
LwA.T TS % GO oov 1902 Wis. ave. ave WI: 1900
waterproofed windows caulked, etc. ROB-
ERT E. PRICE. Republic 1881. 21s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

d. G. s. MARKET-SI.700 weekly bust
ness, lovely living quarters.
D. @. s. market--S2.000. Goodwill,
fixtures alone worth $4,000
Grocery meat mkt.--Si,000 weekly
business with 5-room apt. Rent, SS5;
goodwill $1,000, plus stock.
Delicatessen store with nice living quar-
tiers; business from S1,700 to $1,000
weekly.
Grocery meat mkt,--with or without
rooms: store rent, S45; business, 81 900
weekly; can be bought for $500 lock
stock and barrel More details and stores
Call GE. 1910. JOSEPH KLEIN, Ma. laos
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-We specialize in private
school and nearby public school place
ments. Visit our ONCE and register
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 2O4 Colo
RADIO Bldg, l4th and SITS. NV.
COMPT0METER OPER., $50 mo-; exper :
perm. future. MA. 60SS. Miss Day. Come
in. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1881 G NV.
DRAFTING-S200 mo-; thoroughly exper.
essential industry. MA. 1898. Welcome
STENoGs. Do vacation positions. $40
$50 wk,; also openings by houri oldest eI
applicants daily Always welcome. BOYD'S,
1888 F st. Ma 233S.
PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR, $1,000; exp
in purchasing, 30-40. know OPA and VINO
rules: exceptional future. Miss Young,
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1881 G st. NV.
MA. 60SS.
TEACHERS-Economics tPh.DD. $4,000:
dramatics, S2,200-3.2 200; grades and high
school, 81 ,70O-2 600; others. BALTIMORE
TEACHERS AGENCY, SIC N. Charles ST.,
Baltimo,e l, Md.
TEACHERS. clerks receptionlsts; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Est u yrs 1871 @ st Ma 2114
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DUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY hai
> maids, l to Z, S17; nurse, to Il. / child
$50: 10 to z, SIS; cook, guest house S25
Si6, caTfare: . to s. 3 in family. help COOK
S25 maid-waitress, . in family, S25
charwomen, S pm. to 4 am. $50. 1885,
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.
ATTENTION-Porch and window. screens
WI 1924
WANTED-carp cement and brick
work, small Jobs. ME. 5l57.
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income quoted $3.50 plus owners quarters:
Yo Ss & PAsToR. ei iisS VeTmont 0a aR
Ma. 2425. Wanted, statesmen with car
RESTAURANT--Food and beer; rental
500 per month; long lease; doing over
$3.50 daily; excellent Me- location. Price.
Restaurant, food only, doing over $3.50
daily until owner, became III; forced TO
responsible tenant or win sell business. y
Restaurant, with beer, doing over $500
| daily; excellent location in NV; will sell
with stock for $4,000; low rental; long
RESTAURANT, with bar, doing well over
$500 daily; excellent NV: location; low
rental al long ong Lease will sell stock and all
Restaurant, food and beer; excellent sub
urban section on busy street; doing over
long lease. Price $4,000
Restaurants-Two to. be subleased. one
suitcase both for good good on ofier ses'A' wa
Restaurant food and beer; excellent Sc.
location, corner, store; doing over S ddS
Restaurant, with LIQUOR; stock worth
So 900; rental. S100 per month; long leases
doing over $3.50 daily. Complete price,
Hotel and restaurant combined, with
Of land; excellent opportunity for right
for restaurant, 20 miles from washington.
on highway to beaches. viii sell COM
plebet eNtIybIllue sues bOUtVUU.
Laundry plant, doing over $1,000 per
week; excellent NV. location; fully equipped
with all modern machinery and also one
delivery truck. Price, $4,000
Radio repair shop, excellent ne. loca-
ton; rental, $65. per month: long lease;
/ Valet shop synthetic dry cleaning unit,
recently installed; rent, 500 per month;
long lease; doing over $500 weekly. in
Confectionery store-Selling ice cream,
| tobaccos, magazines. soft drinks and other
miscellaneous items: doing over $1,000
per week; low rental: long lease. Price,
| Sc, 800.
Variety store doing over $500 weekly.
Priced for quick sale; low rental; long lease.
For appointment call POLYZOIS &
SCHWARTZ, 2014 s st, at Conn. ave-,
Adams iii or Adams 1177.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-16
New Variety Sugar Kane Developed
BY b. W. STAGG

United Press Staff Correspondent
 Baton Rouge, La, Aug. l6 (UP)- It was one success out of thousands of failures. More than a decade of work had gone into producing it, and scientists here believe they have the real thing this time.
 They have named it CP36- 105, but it's name bellies it's nature. It's not an instrument of war, but a hardy new variety of sugar cane that may go far in easing the current sugar shortage.
 The work of producing CP36-105 actually goes back almost half a century and involves experimental work in distant areas, according to w. G. Taggart, director of the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment station.
 Began In Java
 Once research scientists in Java and India saved the Louisiana sugar cane industry, and this new, successful variety has been derived in part from their work, which started around 1900.
 It was to produce a variety of cane which should resist the dis eases which have scourged the sugar cane industry that the Java scientists then started their breed- ing experiments. And oddly enough they produced a variety of cane which was successful in meeting the Louisiana crisis in the early POS, but which wasn't satisfactory in Java. That was the POL cane, which was introduced in Louisiana along with cane from India after the almost complete crop failure in 1926, when the harvest was only one-tenth of normal.
 The POJ cane and the CO-290 from India provided stop-gap in the middle '20s while the U. S. Department of Agriculture estab- lished an experiment station at l Canal Point, Fla, which has the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-16
Rationing Regulations

(The ration board headquarters at 1l9 West Main street will be closed to the public all day Wednes- days until further notice.) Rationing of GASOLINE, FUEL OIL and PROCESSED FOODS (canned fruit and vegetables) has Eeen abolished.
 MEATS and FATS Red stamps Q-2 through Z-2 and Al through K-1 in Book W, each worth 10 points, are now valid. Stamps Q-2 through U-2 expire Aug. 31.
 Stamps v-2 through Z-2 expire Sept. 30.
 Stamps Al through E-1 expire Oct. 3l.
 Stamps Fl through K-1 expire Nov. 30.
 SUGAR Sugar stamp No. 36 in Book ", good for five pounds, expires Aug. 31.
 SHOES
 Airplane stamps 1, 2, 3 and in Book III are each valid for one pair of shoes indefinitely.
 RENT CONTROL All persons who rent housing ac- commodations of any type in rent controlled areas and have not reg istered. must register with OPA area rent offices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-16
Permanent Retreat House Contemplated FerndoIe League to Extend Schedule to Yeor-Round Basis Bishop Approves
 NorwoIk Project

The Ferndale Retreat League which has conducted weekend Re- treats for Laymen at the Holy Ghost Fathers mission seminary in Norwalk since 1883, now plans to erect a permanent Retreat House, and will extend it's schedule to a year-round basis, the Rev. F. H. McGlynn, C.S.Sp., the Retreat Dt- rector, announced today.
 For the past eleven year. these programs of spiritual exercises have been necessarily limited to the summer months when a large sec- tion of the seminary was vacant during the vacation and summer school sessions. The rooms thus vacated were made available to the laymen who have followed the spiritual exercises at Ferndale in ever increasing numbers.
 Since 1o41 the retreatants have been suggesting that a separate building be erected on the semin- ary property which could be ex- clusively devoted to the work of the Retreat, and still maintain the monastic surroundings and the de- votinal atmosphere of the seminary With such 8 building the schedule which now permits but seven or eight week-ends at most could be extended throughout the year. Dur ing the course of this summer the number of men attending has so vastly increased that a general meeting of the Retreat Promoters was held last week, and the mem- bers voted unanimously in favor of the erection of such a building. The Very Rev. George J. Collins, C.S. Sp., the Provincial Superior of the Holy Ghost Fathers has given his approval to the decision, and the plans are already under way for the construction of the new Re- treat House on a site overlooking the lake, somewhat to the north of the present seminary building. The plans call for an edifice of the same red-stone design as the original building. The Ferndale Retreat League will then offer accommoda- tions to laymen for weekend Re- treats throughout the year. This will make 1t possible for many to attend who have hitherto been iA- peded by the limited summer schedule.
 The Most Rev. Henry J. OBrien, Bishop of Hartford, wishing to see the retreat movement reach an in- creasingly large number of the faithful. has expressed his most hearty approval of the retreat ac- hvity of the Holy Ghost Fathers. The State of Connecticut has long felt the need of a permanent insti- tuition of this kind. The surround hg territory already has excellent accommodations with regular Re- treat Houses at Boston, Springfield, New York, Brooklyn, etc. Whilst the hrge Catholic population of the liocese of Hartford fully justifies Ehe proposal of a building ex- |lusively dedicated to Retreats in h1is state, the directors of retreats lave always stated that these spiri- hal exercises are by no means limited to Catholics. Nearly every keek-end retreat finds one or more Aon-C Catholic men who have sought
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-16
PROSPECT Correspondent: Mrs. Edmond Morin; Telephone 5-O857.
Food Sole Benefit Is Planned
 Takes Place Friday
 And Saturday at
 Hotchkiss Farm

Prospect, Aug. 16.-A food sale for the benefit of the Prospect Grange building fund will be held Friday afternoon and Saturday morning at the Hotchkiss farm on the Water bury road. Anyone wishing to have their contributions called for on request to call Miss Ruth Hotchkiss.
 Recent visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Howard Burnham of Mat thew street, were: It. and Mrs Richard Kosieak and their daugh- ters, Marion and Judith of Long Island, N. Y.
 Mrs. Carrie Wooster, Prospect Center is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Olive Gunnond of Riverside drive, Naugatuck.
 MT. and Mrs. John Keiper, Wa terbury road, are spending a few days with friends in Flushing, N. Y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-16

this place of peace and quiet where they could mediate on the eternal truths and walk with God, far away from the noise and distrac- tions of the world.
 The building committee of the Ferndale Retreat League has been selected and will shortly announce their plans for the raising of the required funds for the construction of the new building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-16
Home Front View Seen
 Brighter

Washington. Aug. 16-(UP)-Her is the home front picture as 1t looks today:
 War Cancellations will reach $35 ,000, ,000, 900 in a few weeks.
 Unemployment Government of- ficials expect 5000, 900 men and wo- men will be jobless within six months.
 Manpower controls-Already abol- ished
 Draft-1nductions cut from 80,O0C to 50,000 a month. Congress may seek early end of draft.
 Demobilization-5 100000 to 5,5O0,- 900 men to be released from Army during the next 12 to IS months
 Congress-Returning Sept 5 from an abbreviated vaiation to take up reconversion legislation.
 Rationing-Gasoline to be re- moved from list soon, tires to follow and shoe rationing expected to end not later than Jan. 1. Rationing of red and blue points foods and fuel oil expected to. be eased in the near future.
 Aotomobiles-Rationing to be con- tinued until new production filk needs of essential users. probably before the end of the year. New auto production expected to hit 500, 900 by Jan. 1.
 Household appliances-Such things as washing machines and vacuum cleaners to begin appearing in stores soon. About 2.500,000 radios to be manufactured by year end.
 Price controls-Will be continued until supply and demand come into balance.
 Wage controls-Will be relax ed, probably to permit voluntary raises without government approval Transportation-Gradual but slow return to normal as demobilizatior progresses. Restrictions on Pullman space will not be lifted at once.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-16

support of the Louisiana Agficui- tural Experiment Station and the American Sugar Cane League.
 Canal Point obtains seed from all over the world and tries to find, or vreate varieties which will do well in this state.
 New varieties are never released until they have been tested thor oughly for resistance to mosaic and red rot, the two diseases which nearly ended the cane industry in the state.