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Evening star., 1945-02-21
FARM 9 GARDEN

soil. manure by the bushel or load
Domino plant food positive growth by
the gallon or quantities Emerson 9SSS.
SEED-SoWn now on or after snow,
covered with Wondergro. win respond with
q velvety green all summer long. Ii. 1928.
EARLY: beautiful gardens and lawns are
the result of the alert gardener doing the
right thing at the right time. Now IS the
time for transpla lanting. seeding, fertilizer,
cultivating, shearing and pruning. A free
estimate today may assure you of a beauti-
full lawn and garden FOR the entire season
Ii 1925. 23'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES better, makes Door
soils good and good soils better, for greener
tory gardens. Apply now. SIS ton. Ii. 4225.
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ROOMS WANTED.

MAN wants large furnished room, shower;
near Park I'd. and Mt, Pleasant st. by
BY GOVT MAN, GENTLE; state price and
details. Address Box 423-D, Star
MAN wants large furnished room. shower;
near Park rd. and Mt. Pleasant St; by
Feb "a Phone OR 49e4
GIRL, quiet. nonsmoker, wants single room
within D c in refined gentle home, NV.
Box 403-D, Star
YOUNG MAN. Government worker. desires
about March l room in small friendly
home, use of piano when agreeable to
owner Write Box 40Q-D. Star o3s
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ROOM WITH BoARp wANTfp.

ROOM AND BOARD needed for elderly
lsSx fsAsrssnnres a ordEay 1siS .r,.
room and board in private suburban home
likes children. Box AID, Star. 22s
ELDERLY LADY desires comfortable rm.
with boarL: moderate price. MRS. /.
RUpP 712 E St. ne.
10p1NG GinL, college sranas.e, perma.
pleasant single room with board in private
family; GEORGETOWN or NV. preferred.
Call DI. 1900. Ext. 428, after 8 pm. 23s
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
INSURED VAN, low rates. Careful white
ownei driver wants return load from West
ern N. O.. or way points at once. Also
from Florida about March 8. Call SH.
1869.
EXPERIENCED HELP. 24-hour service. no
Job too large. no lob too small AETNA.
MOVING Enhcient service to or from
Texas. Louisiana, Illinois or other South
ern, Western or Midwestern States Low
rates TRANS-AMERICAN, Ii 1910
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BOATS.

WANTED outboard motor, will pay cash for
GOOD oisS Condition. Mr.. GooDE, oeorsia s3si
OUTBOARD MOTORS wanted at once; will
cah and bring spot cash. Call ROPER" "
Dupont 9T65. 24s
CHRYSLER MARINE MOTORS in STOCK
available for commercial fishermen. work
boats and other essential uses. s. KING
FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave. sw
Executive 3406.
CUSHIONs-LIFE PREsERvER. new stock
No priority Limited quantity. S1.95 each
S. KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave
s.w. Executive 34U6
OUTBOARD MOTORS, new Eyinrudes in
stock subject TO WPB regulations; also used
Evinrudes and Johnsons to any one
S. KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave
Sw Executive 3406
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homes n a. Sections q the 9ns! Ely that e. ess
e With 0fsa easy D1hs non.hs s psamsnss @
es e. zR ssis sS
COLORED-Row BRICK. rooms. bath:
SaEoah REi s4aa. M nSasAy' 9gss 1881 G st: NV
COLORED - Kent pi ne. Front porch
sssS ii. .s Fsssa Ss I S;
gssi sEassrsiS g 1sln eS ssn 4. s4So ' Ias9 aa
S'soHNr Ds0usn. fTGR ssaR rd us and Ga
This semidetached home contains large
rooms and bath. hot-water heat with coal.
price Of $3.50 You W M must tetAau act Quickly KY
sp o5 this s,,s gns, GalI MT rREDERIcks q.
COLORED-1100 block New Jersey ave
6-room and bath row brick house, in nice
condition; owner anxious to sell: can be
ssfg VIEW ei eay ed
80, 29Sl : East Capitol St; Ii. s54o.
ee.l . eaassnt aes 'ts Condition. t
Eng Eng ssIoo So i1ss .sgms' Ask for A W. sTErH
NV several at,rsetiSe ana and asS'0r 5 room IN
trout and rear porches: conv. 10 schools
ad Ezh1pbns isa'sGs DE FG5 s5ss Tm' call MR.
solokEpm1eoa59s so1sel ns,se 7;Em
nnix nnn pISe, 9io,oSSo III; III; sfI nsn
CoLoRED--5o7 3rd st. n.w-1o rms, IL
suitable for guest house, small hotel home
or onTs oo OF aadertaklns establish
at aewa cs nR
COLORED-Near Benninr I'd. and Minne-
and and schools e soroom and 10 bsth h frame fras
home, full basement, coal h.-w.h., nice
lot wsb sso e D. VIII MEP9 i5sa aox9 AZ sp 3
COLO colokIDooisS M oiSs ss.mid.tached. a-f.mily nat.
TaHs a apt SsA fses:
:asss;n:is :sss lss P4s. ssGSSSSs sssR .,ss IS
CO. iNc, Realtors, Estabiished 1857. ISIS
eoIoRED-Eesr 6 L nn Ra leis; aeorsi. and Lamont
ma bath. fun basement, front porch; near
VIEW REALTY Co. 925 New York ave.
NV NA. s7e7. 50o1 East Capitol st.
CoLoRED-Home and investment. s.
family house, with automatic heat. Live
to make monthly payments. $1,000 cash
Reeesd G. pksa kSastes At a, sso5 o5oo 4'h St NV
81 900 down: bath. h -w;h.. g tons Of coal;
$4,000. Near Lincoln Park. DE. ITO.
COLORED-In Brookland: Beautiful s.
room detached corner house, hardwood
noors. automatic heat: beautiful bath, full
| cellar: vacant. immediate possession For
further information. call MR.. DICKENS.
Geo. ssa $500 sy rssas ssss eiss in
C0L0RED 1909 22nd st. n.w-Tvo.
family nat. live in one: rent the other;
$500 down. SIS month; price, 81 900.
Phone Dupont 1900. 25s
COLORED-510 st. n.e-Row brick.
rooms and bath, coal h-wh, refrigera-
tor: price, S6.500. Mr.. Fflippo. TR 1908.
HAR1MAN Ho5s n REALTY INC, 1885 Good
coLoREDI4oss Gsult pl. n.e.-Lovely s.
roop. semidetached home. bath. hah:
full basement. laundry tubs, nice yard:
priee, $4,000; easy terms GUNN a
COLOkED = Montello ave. ne. Here il
your opportunity 10 own your own home
with small down payment and balance
like rent. 5 room row brick, coal heat.
bath. Will be redecorated. Call till Q
p,m. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN IL CO., ME.
500. Your Neighbor Bought From Us"
COLORED. vacant. downtown section: Is
house or small hotel; 81 500 down payment.
$500 block 10th st-s rooms: nice
yard: 81 900 down. Call WTTHERSPOON,
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ROOMS FURkisHED-s.E. and s.W.

room for man of good habits, S6 week
FIR. 1868
238 1st ST. S.E.-Very desirable rooms,
several with running water, for RESPONSE
Bile gentlemen only Opposite House Offce
Bids. convenient to Capitol, WPB, OPA
Excellent bath facilities and maid service
S25 to $40. 22s
40f A ST. Sc. Beautifully furnished
home. Kitchen and laundry PRIVILEGES; l
block to car: . single and double rooms:
ment girls S25 per month. LU. 1914. :
ROOMS FURNISHeD-MD. and VA.
43I RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-Large bed
room, $40 month: $50 with private bath;
transp. at door GE. nS94.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ICOLORED-Near 18th and r sts. NV
Suitable for club, lodge. dancing school,
hotel, lodging house or fraternity house;
3-story and English basement brick. con,
modern heating plant: fine. opportunity:
in excellent location; has beautiful and
SPACIOUS recreation hall. approximately
500 50. ft. Inquiries invited. Call MR..
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

IRISH SETTER, / year old: S25. Cali
Ordway 1898
WANTED-Good home for 5-yr-old male
collie, white. housebroken. GL. 1900.
PERSIAN CAT. blue. female: Will give TO
gooc home. CO. 404l after g pm.
COCKER SPANIEL. months old, male.
red-bun. had rabies distemper shots;
registered pedigree. descendant My Own
Will GIVE Away . kittens, 2 weeks old,
lhousebroken GE 2Ol9
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POULTRY o Eggs.

POULTRY, turkey, pigeon houses. S52 sc
up delivered; dog, cat, pet stock pens. in.
closures; rabbit, scavey hutches. Saaner
stud buck at service. .ANNANDALE POUL-
TRY FARM, Annandale, Va. AL. $3.50. -
BABY CHICKS. feeo ana poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 st. NV
Me 0O2Q
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HOUSES euRhistarn

WILL SHARE 6-rm. bunSaiow With married
couple. Silver Spring 060l.
Mr.. 18th AND DECATUR NV bed
rooms, baths, completely furnished, to
lreSponsible, well-recommended family; $780,
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN-Apts upstairs, store down.
stairs: income, S3,120 year. priced only
$4,000; easy terms. CITY REALTY CO..
507 It. nv. Ma. 0460.
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APARTMENTS uhFuRNIsHEp.

3 rooms and KITCHEN. all improyements'
446 Emerson st. NV,
9Th ST. NE, No, Al large room. newly
decorated. next to bath: utilities. refer
s RMS, SEMIPvT. BATH: adults only;
sos mo-, heat and light furnished. 430a
Newark rd., Colmar Manor, Md.
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HOUSES ron SALT.

eMALL COUNTY, .1sTA1L. 1880. Nef
j: ~ y. Mu1SS:TStiH. VA. ssxs. ss: -
slil sHH buy pus y s.rm. sricf.' porehss. sslisr:.
silss iszS;Sso: north q = Sl.. ave. n.:. Just
15th and D sts. n.e.-Arrsnsed for tvo,
families; 2M baths. Eas heat; modern Ia
sssfI .is:ns ssn; sS sssuDbSda 81 oSsa Ss Az
MT. PLEASANT. near. Park rd.-Furnishsd,
I3-rocm. 4,bath brick; recently conyeFts6
rooms. Kitchen Gnen and RS Sats 9.' shoHns I annual
soS. ss WIN ssdDs Dnes nss 81 Susas ssa
ZOE South ADAMS. Arlington, viIrs,nis..s :
pretty white frame on nice sized et iot T.nr Nth
ias' ooI a t Pfsas e osssSs :. ssS tFoo sd
few minutes from Pentagon Bldg. ana
downtown Wsshington. - -
Hse'R sss sns s'ns S1or ss
sse sees 81 81 . er nearly a
IN, In saS sclS for $4,000 in 1918. Priced now
3a7 Bryant st. n.e.-Beautiful 7-room.
lovely tiled kitchen, tiled sun or flower
sesa: ts sa ESaf psh D0fh amss nps s. v.
home viii appreciate. the creative appoint
ments produced in this house which gives
it distinction and class all its own. This
home owner has applied the skin and art
and love OF creating for his own. Base
ment has recreation room, wine cellar or
cold room and kitchenette. garden in rear
and 2-car, sarase at alley. Entire bids.
In immaculate condition.
Mount Pleasant area-Eleven rooms. 3
baths, front and rear porch converted into
3 apartments, one apartment Of beautiful
rooms and two baths for owner. This
building is in Al condition. insulated,
hot-water heat. and should make excellent
home plus income; real buy for S14 900.
See EGGLETON REAL ESTATE. 2S13 14th
st. NV, TO buy or sell. Our business IL
serving you. Phone Du. 5051. 6063, eve
| ninss until pm. DU. 605e or SH. 5692.
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APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

BACHELORS QUARTERS, furn. studi
liv M, bedrm., shower, pvt. ent. g
race; $40. 6700 Hillmead rd.. Bethesd
WI 63l3
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SILVER SPRlNC-Best section. near
schools, stores, bus; S16,g50s living room.
fireplace screened porch. dining room,
rooms. baths storage attic. maid :
room. garage. McDEvTTT. Realtor. IA.
Evening star., 1945-02-21

MILLER DEyNoPMENT CO, 1880 Mass.
ave. NV, OR. 4464. Evenings phone CO.
esSs' cosNEh ADii MASS. So AVE. HE1cHrs-clos. to
the British Embassy and Just of Mass ave.
the National Cathedral is within a mo-
6ns Sa blet mn
entire house in excellent condition. wide
and side porch. lovely dining room. breakfast
room. lavatory and well-eauipped kitchen;
g On . the End moor are , excellent bedrooms;
for sewins room or librsry use. The house
iandseapeS a. Price reduced Ce for e'i QUICK sale
ali aYVa III p asnniz. s IA. salrs Taos
sss STESu souTH S2RoEfNA vofs AVE-. sEnAn D. osso IN.
posinE capitol Hill corner brick home. over,
publ u6he paTnH sSre ss1s
recreation room. built-in garase; = complete
4-room and bath apartment on End floor;
18th ST.. Resitor. ma. o7ss. = -
SILVER SPRING-SS.35O, $l,7O0 cash and
SOS = mo-: 5-rocm, bath det. brick and M
porch; nice lot: near bus. This is your
go ,SSs sa7s 6 with ha sFHss9s Ha sss lUcHs
TOWN HOUSE AND BUSINESS, IL rms,
new furniture: 3-story, 3 baths, brick;
new-house condition: income. $3.50 mo.
plus owners apt: nr. WArdman Park;
$5,95O cash handles. AID. 62S3.
MASS, AVE-. HGHTS.-Detached center
hall brick, living room, side porch. rear
porch, dining room, Kitchen. LIST d.; 8 bed
rooms, baths. inclosed porch, 2nd 4 !;
noored attic; garage; automatic heat; needs
some paperins and painting and we'll priced
under $50, 900. For further details call
MM NJ Mni!s X iTHRocRRnscRroA ssssRaassR 81 dosa win
3-YR.-OLD detached 5-rm. brick, oil heat,
storm windows, full basement. large beau-
tiful lot, I nj. from y. H. and kennedy
st.; only 81 40. with 22.4bQ cash. Ewes.
phone 0E. 44b5. WASHINGTON REALTY
Co, 0E. $500.
|613o NEW HAMFSHInE AVE. .N.w.--Mod-
ern brick, 8 large rms. bath. ga1 heat;
additional rm. and complete modern bath
lin basement. National 1883.
IMMEDIATE POSSEsSION - Bethesda =
S-rm. brick BUNGALOW. full attic ,and full
basement; fireplace and screened porch;
HOUSE y completely insulated Priced
risht and should sell at once $4,000 cash
required For further details call NORTH
WEST REALTY, s723S Wis. ave-, ot. 6067.
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NEAR CHEV! CHASE CIhCLEc-A nanQ,
school. shopping. center and bus terminal
h wn we ecs nth tn yoS srs
comfort. and refined atmosphere that !.
reoms each ssout ax1s each with
tile oos1ns butlsrs pantry large kitchen chen
room rooms hays ANA BATH Ss1 on 1 srd ooT aensTs
needs renova.ins however Il the price q
| S27 300 It is an excellent value. inspection
By appointpent Thi; 81 evening aan or 29n 51%SEroY
SIsHER q soiSi co. fac: Rssitors te1ciasiveS,
J3s e ISth Sn onnsov St nv; Di. $780, hath. !,
sxtss sornss house fns Outside
rsnTes; IS, 900 S5 viii handle. Owner viii
snonsible narty.- Immediate possession can
5e arrsnsed nspsctiGn ms . e 1 any time. essa Call
"a Wis co 0ye No on as
field ST.. attractive brick semidetached
home with lear ssIsss fronting on rear
room, room, dining o room. completely equipped
kitchen and screened porch; second noor,
e bedroom BEDROOMS NV win II take 'n twin % BEDS with with
pine paneled recreation room. laundry,
heat. heat. With blower. rock wool Insulation
and weather stripping. This Is an exceed
and high schools and We recommsnd en this
shown by appointment. See Mr.. Parsons,
WEAVER BROS. INC. Washinston Bids,
UPPER I4th ST. N.w.--This property, viii
make some one good home as wei as
exposure apartment house, containing 9
units, each unit CONSISTING Of 5. rms. and
bath Including 2 bedrooms front and
rear porches This property is in excel
lent condition and is very convenient 70
stores and transportation. Please call
Is. PHILLIPS. DI l411.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK rnsiish
cottAEe-type brick home, arst noor. recep-
ton hall. lyinx. room. dining room. sun
paflor, breakfast alcoye, kitchen; second
floor. 2 large bedrooms. l bath. clubrcom
with outside entrance: 2.car detached
$, sassso ssR rlssss e ss1l 4T ni 1c5tT wo 4754
lvARNUM ST, near St. Gabrieps: 8 rooms
and hath. inciosed hrst- floor porch. screened
| sleeping porch 9ot-water heat, weraEe on
ps1yrd 1a,, allsy; att5eStiys priss snd terms.
and Sunday On. 692S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-02
FORTY CANDIDATES
 FOR APPOINTMENTS
Civil Service Examinations Held for West Point
 Assignments

Forty candidates in the 5th Dis trict, including IS Waterbury boys, have taken civil service examina- tions for two or three appointments slated this year to the United States Military Academy at West Point, Rep. Joseph E. Talbot (R) of Naug- atuck, announces. Results of the ex- aminations will not be known until October.
 Under rules of civil service com- petition, MT. Talbot will nominate eight, and possibly l2, of the high est ranking young men. If he gets the third appointment three will be named as principals and nine des. ignated as first, second and third alternates, according to marks ob- tained in the examination.
 The competition was open to any boy in the district who had written MT. Talbot for permission to enter. |,
 MT. Talbot invited young men desiring to compete in future ex- aminations to write him at any time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-02

With The Fifth Army, Italy Pfc. Charles Gerace, former student at the George Barr Um- pires' School, Hot Springs, Ar kansas, now officiates in a regi- mental baseball league in Italy. He has been a member of the 18th Infantry Regiment, of the Fifth Army's 34th Red Bull' Di- vision since April, 1944.
 Gerace is well known as an um- pire in semi-professional and in- ter-collegiate baseball circles of Connecticut and, while attending the Barr school, officiated at an exhibition game between the New York Giants and the Milwaukee Brewers.
 After the close of hostilities in Italy, Gerace located an area for a diamond and helped fashion it with steamroller and other me- chanical aids. He then proceeded to organize the regimental league.
 Before entering the army, Ger ace was employed at the Water bury Tool Company. He received basic training at Camp Wheeler, Georgia.
 Gerace wears the Combat h. fantryman Badge. His wife, Mrs. Louis Gerace, and son, Robert Francis, 2, lives at Al Summer street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-02

Boards powers and duties are confined to the members and em- ployes of the Police Department and have no effect on other em- ployes of the City.
 If this resolution is amended to apply solely to the members and employees of the Police Depart ment, it is my opinion that the provisions thereof are legal and can properly be adopted by your Board if it so wishes. However, it is also my opinion that there is no existing law or regulation ap- plicable to the members or en- ployes of the Police Department of the City of Waterbury which would in any way prohibit or pre- vent them from associating them selves in such organizations as are contemplated in this resolution, and they are free to so associate themselves even if such resolution is not adopted by your Board.
 Paragraph two (2) of the reso- lution deals with setting up ma- chinery whereby grievances, com plaints, problems or suggestions may be presented by such organizations or their representatives. It is my understanding that such machinery has been set up for long time and is in operation in the Police de- partment and any individual or or ganization or representative thereof has always had the opportunity and right to be heard in relation to their grievances, complaints, prob lens or suggestions.
 Paragraph three (3) of the res olution states that such organiza- tions, whenever formed, shall pro- hibit any employe from participat- ing in a stoppage of work or in a strike against the city. This is good clause but as hereinafter set forth it is illegal for employees to strike against a city and the Board of Police Commissioners under the charter has the sole power of ap- pointment and removal of officers and members of the Police depart ment and the power to make rules and regulations for the government and control of said department. The board cannot delegate such powers or duties to any third person or or ganization.
 Rights Defined
 Paragraph four (D of the resolu- tion states that no employe shall be punished, disciplined or discrim- mated against, nor shall his status position, salary, advancement or any other rights be affected in any way by reason of his membership in any such organizations or hls lawful activities therein. A member of the Police department, by char ter provision, cannot be dismissed or reduced in rank except for cause after a hearing and, if dismissed or reduced in rank, he has right of appeal to the courts. The board has the sole power and duty to make rules and regulations governing the department.
 Paragraph five (5) of the resolu- tion states that the mayor shall have the right to intervene in any dispute between any such organiZa- tion and any department of the city if he deems it desirable or necessary in the interest of the city. The mayor has always had the power
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-02
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE
LOCAL MEN AT
 GUAM STATION
Assisting 2Oth Air Force in Raids on Japanese
 Homeland

Two Waterbury men are now sta- toned at Superfortress base on Guam, helping to make possible the 20th Air Forces fast recurring B-29 missions against Japanese war in- dustry.
 These men, air service group members in the 314th Bombardment Wing commanded by Brig. Gen. Thomas S. Power, are:
 Cpl. Victor A. D'Amico, husband of the former Anne M. DeFrances- co, TAP Congress avenue extension. Cpl. D'Amico is a medical tech- nician.
 Cpl. Harry Cherpenski, husband of the former Lillian A. Dugan, 37 North Leonard street. His parents are MT. and Mrs. Sacker Cherpen- ski, Al LaFayette street. Cpl. Cher penski is a truck driver.
 Planes from the field have par ticipated in strikes against indus trial and military targets on the Japanese homeland while the base was still under construction. For their part in the success of these operations, these men shared in a commendation issued by Gen. Pow CT.
 You have operated under prim- itive conditions that taxed your ingenuity and resourcefulness. Your tireless effort and fighting spirit have exemplified the highest tra- ditions of our armed forces. I am humbly proud to be your com- mander," the general said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-02
NEW HAVEN DRIVER HELD UNDER BONDS
$5,OOO Bail Fixed in At- tempted Assault Case;
 POliCeWOnlan on Alert

Joseph Celentano, g, 136 Green wood street, New Haven, truck driver who police say was surprised by State Policewoman Mary Daley in an attempted assault on a 15- year-old girl off Thomaston avenue yesterday, was held under a $5000 bond for a hearing Aug. 16 after he was arraigned before Judge Charles R. Summa in City Court this morn- ing.
 Prosecutor Stephen A. Homick told the court that Celentano is repre- sented by New Haven attorney who could not be present this morn ing. He said the man is married. and holds medical discharge from the army because of a nervous com- plaint.
 Chief Inspector Joseph Bendler said the girl was bicycling on Thom- aston avenue yesterday afternoon when Celentano's truck passed by on the way to Thomaston- She wav- ed at the driver, mistak1ng him for an acquaintance, Inspector Bendler SdlQ. WllcI CupOI1 AC SoOPPOA eAAS truck, got out, and forcibly took her from the highway into patch of woods. He told her he would choke her if she screamed. the Inspector said.
 Mrs. Daley driving by became suspicious at seeing the girls bicycle and the parked truck on the road, and summoned Motor Patrolman Vincent Begg. They found the driv- CT coming from the woods and as they were questioning him. the girl stumbled on to the road about 50 feet away. She told police that she managed to break away from the man as he became alarmed at the approach of the motor patrol.
 The case was investigated by It. Cornelius Shanahan, Sgt. Charles McWeeney, Detective George McEl- ligott, Pclicewoman Mary Norgren, and It. William Foley for the States Attorneys office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-02
Senator Asks LoborPorIey

Washington. Aug. 2-(UP)-Sen Arthur 1T. Vandenberg, R.. Mich. proposed today that labor strife in the United States be ended by labor arrangement conference com parable to the United Nations con- ference to prevent war, 4
 Vandenberg advanced his sugges- ton for Q United Industrial Peace Conference" in c leter to Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach.
 echwelienbach discussed it in two-hour conference yesterday In Vandenberg's ofiice and said he has "besn thinking more and more during these last few weeks about the dIslrability of calling Q confer ence of industry and labor"
 There was no question but that Gchwellenbach plans to advance the Idea to preeident Truman as soon ns possible after he returns from the nia Three meeting at Eossdan.