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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
TomoroU; A Terrific Ne.U Force.
Eight Grade School
 Teachers Appointed
School Boord Also Announces l6 Tronsferes; Estimote Given on 0ronoke School Repairs

Eight grade school teacher ap. pointmentS were made by the boarc of Education last night, and Il transfers were approved.
 The new appointments werC made from the waiting list as fol- lows: Frances s. Hudner, Russell grade 2; Kathryn M. Begg, Wash. ington, grade and {; Eleanor L ERan, Hopeville, grade 3 and q Filomena s. Sirica, unassigned Frances A. Masulaitis, East Noun. tain grades s, 6, ', 8, teacher -in- charge; Jeannette M. Barnhardt East Farms, grade 5 and 6; Laura Phelan, East Mountain, grades l, 3, 3 and 1.
 Anne L. Barry was appointed teacher of home economies In grades, She is Q graduate of Crosby High school, and Boston university and last year taught home eeo- monies ct the Seymour High school
 List of Transfers
 Transfers were made as folloWs:--
 Mary A. Shea, Home Economies, Grades to Dietltian, Crosby High school.
 Ann 0. Martin, Duggan, Grade departmental to Grade depart mental.
 Anne J. cronin, Duggan, Grade 8 departmental to Grade 6 depart mental.
 Claire DeSmarais, Washington, Grades 2 and ( to Grade 2.
 Viola douny, Hopeville, Grade ' departmental to Grade 8 depart- metntal.
 Kathleen Healey, Hopeville, Grade 6 departmental to Grade depart-
 Rita FitxMaurice, East Farms, Grade 5 and 6 to Hopeville, Grade 6.
 Marguerite A. Dick, Kingsbury, Grades 1 and 2 to Grade 1.
 BeFnadette Henlock, Bucks Hill, Teacher r-in-charge, Grades 1 and 2 to Kingsbury, Grade 3.
 Mary D. DevereauX, Russell, Grades 2 and 3 to Grades 3 and {,
 Mary M. OConnor, East Moun- tain, Teacher-in- charge, Grades l, 2, 3, { to Bunker Hill, Grade {.
 Helene W. Miller, Chase, Grades 3 and { to Grade 3.
 Margaret FitzPatrick. Chase, 2 to Grade {.
 Margaret Lawlor. Bishop, Grade { to Grade 2.
 Ruht Hiding, Bucks Hill, Grades 3, {, 5 to Teacher..in-charge, Grades 3, {, 5.
 Sara T. Quinn, East Mountain, Grades 6, 6, z, 8 to Chase, Grade 2.
 Fireman Transferred
 Michael Sullivan, fireman ct Leavenworth high school was trans ferred to serve as custodian ct Bar nard school, succeeding James Barnes who resigned. pr. Gilmar- tin praised the service of MT. Barnes and referred to the retiring work CTS love of being with the boys at the school and coaching them in sports. The broad voted to send a letter of regret to MT. Barnes on his retirement.
 Permission for transferring to schools out of their districts was granted to the following pupils: Roberta Carissimi of PA FaIrlaWn avenue, Chase instead of Anderson; James Betancourt of 28 Maple ave-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
Directorso Of Red Cross In FuII Meeting
 Mrs. EIeonoF H.
 Topp to Give
 Address Tomorrow
Address Tomorrow

Mrs. Eleanor H, Topp, director of the Camp and Hospital Council Service for the North Atlantic area, Red Cross, will address Q luncheon meeting of the board of directors tomorrow noon In the Colonial room, Hotel Elton,
 Luncheon will be served ct i2 noon, following 0 business meeting which will be concluded by i:45, acc cording to Judge Patrick Healey, board chairman, who will preside,
 The continued need for Red Gross services abroad as well as at home, will be the subject of Mrs, Topps address, The Red Gross director has served in almost all volunteer branches including the position of assistant director of the chapters Volunteer Special services.
 In the spring of io4l she organ- iEed training facilities for staff assistance corps and in septem- Der, io42, she became general field representative in New Jersey. Early in i044 she was transferred to New York state territory and then was brought into the North Atlantic Area Headquarters. She was pro- noted to her present position in July.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18

nue, Maloney instead of Walsh; Raymond Berger of 2e0 Wilson street, Barnard instead of Russell; Joyce and Donald Jenner of Scott road, Anderson instead of East Farms.
 An application of Eleanor Arena of 2S2 Congress avenue to attend Barnard school instead of Duggan was denied.
 The board voted to request the city purchasing agent to sell 0 Sup- ply of hockey sticks, which are part Of the gymnasium equipment at Wilby high school and are of no further use to the department.
 Granting of Q diploma to Robert Baker, LeaVenworth high school student who entered the armed forces, was approved.
 A letter from the Waterbury Teachers association, asking that provision be made in the budget for equaliSing the pay schedules next Jan. l, was referred to the commit. tee on finance.
 It was reported that the sum of $6,890 would have to be expended to reopen Oronoke school. The report had been requested ct the previous meeting.
 An offer by c West Main street property owner to sell property across from Russell school for the sum of 5000 was referred to the schoolhouSe committee. It was re. ported the board had expressed an interest in tho premises some time ago because of the need of addi- tional playground space ct Russell school.
 The board voted to make Miss Alice Benhan, the superintendent's secretary and temporary clerk of the board, custodian of the safe- teria fund. The corporation counsel informed the board no bond would be necessary.
 A delegation from the East End Community club appeared to re- quest use of the Anderson school gymnasium by the St. Paul's CYO basketball team, and for e meeting. The board approved the requests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
9t 90uA Aey,g.
by Bob : Hope

Back on U. S. sOIl, Washington When our C-54's wheels touched the ground here this at-
 ternoon, the thirty passengers aboard burst Into Q spontaneous round of applause. We left Har- mon Field, Newfoundland, ct two- thirty this morning and proceeded to fly on instruments for four and Q half hours. We had to use irl- struments because the sky had turned into Q solid blanket of oatmeal and the pilots liked to get up there as high as they could. They told us that you never get into any trouble going up. It's coming down that spells First Aid" It's just like the stock mar- ket.
 When the radio beam told us we were over Boston, the radio operator tuned in LaGuardia Field, New York, and got the weather report. He relayed 1t to us ''ceiling, five hundred feet visibility, Q mile and Q QuhEVeE 4HueAdAAVSl AhaV last word made the whole gang do Q big Mack Sennett take, Capt. Stuart Updike said, "the ceiling and visibility sound okay, but that indefinite scares the heck outta me-" Then he said he thought we'd make pass at La. 0uardla, anyway, and started making passes at my rabbits foot At the time we were going through front" A front" IS 0 rain- storm in the sky. I've been through many of them, but I keep worrying about tapping one some day that doesn't have Q rear. Can you imagine running into Q dead- end cloud?
 The fog was looking in the win- dows and thumbing It's nose at the passengers and we all started toss- ing around icy humor such aS, "do you think the airplans is here to stay?" When fe finally got over New York, the Army wealth. erman changed his mind and wouldn't let us anywhere near the place. Since the Empire State got hit, they're being extra careful. From New York we got orders to proceed to Washington and take a stab at landing there. If no soap, we were to 90 on to Buffalo, and If we couldn't score at Buffalo, VIC
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
Many Requests Filed For Lease or Gyms
Boord Of Education Commissioners List Applications, Vote Approval; School Teoms Proetieina

Permission for use of school build. lngs was granted by the board o! education at meeting last night al follows:
 East End Community Club Combi. nation Corps for use of the Ander- son school basement on Friday eVe- nings for drum corps practice, be. ginning September 21.
 Fulton A. c. basketball team foi use Of the Kingsbury school gym. nasium on Tuesday evening from ' to 3 p. m. for basketball practice beginning October 2.
 East End Community club for use of the Anderson community room 10" meetings to be held on the sec- ond and fourth Tuesdays of each month for the i945-46 term; and the Anderson school gymnasium on Tuesday evening. September 25, for installation of officers.
 Waterbury Catholic high school for the use of the Maloney school gymnasium each Thursday during the high school session, beginning October 4.
 Mothers club of SS. Peter and Paul parish for use of the Ander- son school gymnasium on the last Friday of each month from 8:30 to I0:30 in order to sponsor activities for the youth of the East End.
 Rev. Bradford Colton, principal, Sacred Heart school, for use of the Leavenworth high school gymnasium on Wednesday from 3:30 to 5 p. Tn., for basketball practice, beginning October r.
 Y.W.C.A. for use of the Crosby high school gymnasium and pool on Thursday evenings from 6 to g p. rn., beginning October 1.
 Mary Abbott Community club for use of the Abbot school gymnasium each Monday, Wednesday and Erie day evening for activities and Tues day evening once a month for meet ings.
 Waterbury Girls club for use the Crosby high school swimming pool on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 2 to g p. rn., beginning Octo- Der 19.
 Waterbury Companies basketball team for use of the Barnard school gymnasium on Thursday evenings from ' to g p. m. for basketball practice, beginning October 4.
 SS. Peter and Paul C.Y.O. basket bah team for use of the Anderson school gymnasium on Sunday after moons from 2 to p. m. for basket bal practlce, beginning October 2.
 Rev. John w. Dial. principal. Sacred Heart high school. for use of the Wilby high school gymnasium on Sundays from 2 to 4 p. m. for basketball practice throughout the season; for use of the same gym nasium on Monday and Thursday evenings. from ' to 9 p. m. until such time as the public high schools begin to practice: and after that time for use of the Crosby high school gymnasium on Monday eve- nings and the Webster gymnasium on Thursday evenings. Also for use of the Anderson school gym nasiuh each Wednesday from s:S0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
Chase Workers HospitoIized

Two employees were injured in &C., Nidents at the Chase Metal Works. Waterville, yesterday, making three casualties within three days. The men injured yesterday were removed 11 the Waterbury hospital for treat Ment.
 Thomas Ryan, 170 South Main street, one of the victims, suffered Fractured right arm when his hand Nacame entangled in a roller at the Chase plart. He was taken to the hospital at 10 a. m.
 Eeao Armada. 45, 70 Abbott ave- sue, sustained a fractured ankle hen his foot was struck by tube 8an which he was working. He was Admitted to the hospital at 3:30 p. W.
 Saturday, William Baker, 43. l2s Locust street. e Chase employe. re- alFed lacerations Of the scalp when e vas struck by a rod in the roll-
 BE mill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
D. A. V. Backing Veterans Farley

Members Of the Waterbury chap ter, D.A.V. will be host tonight to veterans of two World Wars inter- ested in knowing details of new vet- erans' legislation. Past Comman- der John P. Barry, rehabilitation officer, will outline the various de- velopments Of the past few months and will answer questions concern ing procedure.
 The D. A. v. meeting will be held in Knights of Pythias' hall, Il East Main street. Reports will be rem dered on the progress of the mem bership drive and refreshments will be served. A large attendance is anticipated owing to the enthusi- astic interest shown by young vet erans recently discharged from the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18

were to SO on to Cincinnati. I was beginning to think the Uso had laid out another tour for me. How ever, an hour or 30 later we sliced through the clouds at five hlln- dred feet over Washington and thus the round of applause when we touched terra firrna. And, be- lieve me, the terra never felt sirma. We passengers he'd been working on our own "back to the earth" movement for some time. After flying some i6,000 miles during the last ten weeks. I think I'll take it easy for Q little while. Anyone know where I can get Q good, late. model oxcart2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18

to 10 c. m. for girls gymnasium classes.
 Rev. John J. Sullivan, principal, SS. Peter and Paul grammar school, for use of the Anderson school gym nasiura on Tuesday afternoons, from 3 to 5 p. m. for basketball practice, beginning September 26.
 Rev. James J. Sullivan, principal, St. Francis Xavier C.Y.O. for use of the Washington school on Mon- day evenings, from 2 to Q p m. for basketball practice, the starting date to be announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18

tivities committee sponsoring the tournament.
 All residents are invited to ate tend. and as there are a number ot questions to be discussed, of interest to all the residents, goodly crowd is anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
ROLLS DRESSINGS AT ss

New Orleans (UP)-B ernard Romain, 82. has rolled 51,000 wound dressings by hand ah his contribu- tion to the war effort. Romain works seven to eight hours 8 day ata small table overlooking his second-story porch. He estimates htat 1t take 50 hours to roll 1000 dressings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
TO STUDY IN INDIA

Opelousas, La.-(Up)-A prornin., ent American specialist, pr. 0. D. Rackley, Is sailing to India to study eye surgery at Q privately-owned hospital in Lahore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
ALWAYs YNTEREsTING

Boston-(UP)-Retiring after 10 years service as municipal court probation officer, Miss Elizabeth Lee observed:
 People may not all be good, but most of them are interesting"
Evening star., 1945-09-17
HELP WOMEN.

ALL-ARoUND ofERAToR; excelient 81:
MOORE BEAUTY SALON. ILL., H st. NV
ALTERATION HAND, experienced in dresses
sbap and suits Wis aass or coorsd in exclusive
once, thoroushly experienced hands tc
work on nne coats, suits and Gowns: per.
manent work. with good pay and good
See MIS- Johnson, III hoor. ERIE.
kdSEssokYl kdeSSEhsss ia s2LEsiEAbiHEs, IL bH main floor;
salary and commission; experience moi
necessary. Apply personnel manager, l.
FRANK q Co, 18th and F SITS. NV.
AaCCoMPANIST for dancing classes. Boz
ACCoUHTANr-BooKKEEPER, general ex.
perience. for newspaper once. This ID
permanent With advancement, 5h-day
xSpiNG ADD N MAe2HNE asSY OPERATOR for sale,
audit dent. .GARFINCKEIS, r st. at 18th
ADDAESSOGHAPH OPNRATOR, good sal
ary; permanent. MARv1Ns, 734 7th st.
ADDREssoGRAPR OPERATOR - ou,,
s.psnis woman need apply. GAR.
AFFILIATIONS, coat. suit and dress hands
Apply personnel once, 7th door. JEL.
Evening star., 1945-09-17

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Evening star., 1945-09-17

snprTAE s1s fGAMSiI soEseo Co. 39th snd pIospsee
Glen Echo or Cabin John streetesr. az. ~
town restaurant; hours. 8 am, to 4:30
nsafs piKEMHNs m hHiSS'f REsTAuRANzT 81 uHslaSz PS 81
casHiER, easa Il; njs $40 per week. kopY KAT. II,
cAsHlEk, with some experience in drug
18th and Eye SITS NV.
fSssI plsslss alni5ff s5fo F0'm cocktail lounge Fs.n
CASHIER. experienced, for active down
sSMa Sunday parfes ses Mg It, AKN sHsSsn 4s ssaas K
CASHIER, white, experienced, with pleas
ing personality, to work in fine restau
sa5 cokEs feGs ses5K 5s7 position S~
time; pleasant surroundings; good meal
10 HSz isl1fk shd AdPPly ST: suas1F cARIro'
CASHIER, night shift; $40 wk. an
meals; NOT over 45 yrs. Of age. souTHERl
oHH5h oHsHIEs sis sna sth ssn.rs s nT ONCE work Mus
sftsrneon. liz 9th st. NV. N'1
CATCHERs, experienced. WASHINGTON
cAReREk cAAgeREx 2as6 aS6 eAshffERs 81 for partt,m
eateterias in the rsntason sidE.; goo
Pentagon Bldg. RE. 8700. EXT. e3s2.
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS. See Miss Hirsh
4 1th t,0e. g. InH KANs N,IxHys SONS CO; ;,,,
edge Of typing essential; full-time perma
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CLERICAL-Young ladies, permanent DO
sitiens. neat and accurate, with figures
bright, cheerful once with old-establishe,
nTrn; 21I9 14th st. NV:
am. 1917 q st. NV. BREWoOD.
CLERICAI-Youns. lady desiring perma
work. can find an unusual opportunity i
thEeughout store. Apply YOUNG MENi
SHOE, 1919 st. nv.
department and learn mimeographins, SO
ssf for ohs Dept sSf o hats tim. Sds
part time; Permanent positions, BECK
CLERK to work in credit once, typinI
and some dictation necessary; must be &C
curate with figures; Apply personnel man
aser. L. FRANK b CO.. 12th apd = sts
NV. u
Evening star., 1945-09-17

e M o,SnjS o;I ynieht Suee' 9'h noor
TRUCK Drivers, white or colored. de-
Sss ToS E9uspFY * sS1Ess s5s sas7 he's. st
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Si nSst Know pistrlet caii aI s7os of IN
TRUCK "a aa ID, DRIvERs.sta,t.ns, % salary sss
a SSs5 appy swr e6 no
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ffRGcsk X MAEesaAssfScszrezm.nsnt position.
4HHRSfGa fdEs HhEPER Ell X. good ebanc:
for some one interested in learning this
tHn type ef xDTk (, Apply personnel once Ho
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MS 1sdaKs, lGr fqll7sims J x smrioyment Ap-
GTnfrY e7f 4 EAa ANb hkAsEESaa mhssEEsaaEK CLERK, i'm
1Tfffss Tss MSs sh a37s $ b. I. trsn.d
90 40 AL al around restaurant work. Good
only dependable men need apply. excellent
working conditions, meals included. Apply
Mr. Wilson. o'DoNNELL's GRILL. i2Si
| ST. NV.
WANTED. mail clerk versed in French and
EnglI English; q. Apply 1900 Massachusetts ave-.
WANTED1Four rug statesmen, experienced
preferred pre- m put not necessary; good salary
4sa ksSSslSynfpt Eth esf ma 81 e. nsS SS
WANTED, 3 pin boys for Government
| krlQtlnR Once. QN0d salary
sslleys. Apply HILDA CRAwFoRD, 81.
%aREhoGhssaR Sitei House FOREMAN and dispatcher.
AGE M hSSSS,iIaSS GoS 1928 s.. s;x;, ma. 7e7s.
Immediate openings in the following de-
partments: Stockmen, elevator operators.
checkers, wrappers and packers. Experi-
ence not necessary. See Miss Hirst, employ.
ment office, 4th floor, g. KANN SONS co.
WAREHOUSE wORkERs-dood stsrtin.
salary. raise in pay after short period; no
experience necessary; permanent positions
ABBY IN person PIPE PEorIEs pRna aDo sTosEs shslnsEs
sWWapssayNSs9t WapsTyISs TaSHirSWf Snsfi Il T nsGunSic st
no tools needed. Apply 3715 Georsia ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1945-09-17

nigntwork. RE. 1855. MIcHELs, lo2
FOOD CHECKER, white; excellent postws
good salary. meals included: some. expert
pfs fsssns SEA AAgRf BRILL isoa st.
FOOD CHECKERS, experienced girls want
sd excellent saiary and wSrss H Sondl
foHNTAN CIR GiRLs sa0 coiored rec nor downtow
drugstore; good pay; meals included. LA
DSg ln.n aha ss
MACY, u 4oo7 gath s. st.. Mt. Rainier. w w
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. full time or part time
| experience not necessary; uniforms ful
mss' sansay e1 'fk 18th
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored: must be e,
Perienced; gooe pay; hours to suit ouIC
FUR H FIN1sEEk RhsRA WANTED. Ana Apply 'is persor
mel ofiice, 7th floor, JELLEFF's, 1214-122
FuR FiSisHERs, only experienced xorl
GENERAL OFFICE cLERK-Must be alb
nent; hrs, day, days week. Ca
81 Tass 'oeaE fsd
nsnt o1f oestISns APDy Diyy1lisso st. one
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GIRLS for saieswork in Army exchans,
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GIRL, 90 to IS, for permanent positic
in surgical business; excellent chance 4
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I st. NV, Columbia Medical Bldg. Z
not phone.
GIRL Or young lady. for steady. permane,
YORK JEWELRY Co. 737 7th ST. NV.
GIRL, young. between ages 25 and 81
good physical condition, interested
| teaching physical training, full time; GOO
| salary: no experience necessary. Writ
giving phone number: Box 312-H, Star,
GIRLS a. wanted for photographi
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pleasant work, mo- experience necessary
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GIRLS and women, 1e to As: interestinl
pleasant work, no experience necessar,
Fifer, WESTERN UNION. Room sol. II
GIRLs for soda fountain. coNrNENTA
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Evening star., 1945-09-17

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Evening star., 1945-11-03
8 Jap Political Parties Backed
By 2 MiIitorists, Agency Says
Kyodo Charges War Leaders Are Employing
Overnight Window Dressing of Democracy

were stripping raw materials from
conquered areas.
Kodama served briefly as adviser
to the Higashi-Kuni cabinet. At
that time, sources told the Asso-
ciated Press "Kodama is known as a
militarist backer and was appointed
adviser in ordar to keep him quiet
during the readjustment period"
Kyodo said Maj. Gen. Keizo Kawa-
mura, who is known as one of the
ace right-hand men of (eX-Premier)
Tojo," is a leader of the so-called
New Japan Party"
But politics were not confined to
the male population. The New ia
pan Women's Alliance, an organ
ization prompted by occupation won
women's suffrage, held its first rally
and elected a president, Fusayo
Ichikawa. More than 200 delegates,
said Kyodo, discussed suffrage, wom-
ems part in establishing permanent
peace and liberation of women from
feudalistic shackles.
Prince Fumimaro Konoye, pres
emily at work on revision Of Japan's
constitution, was quoted today by
Kyodo as saying "the revision start
ed from the suggestion by Gen. Mac
(See JAPAN, Page A-6.)