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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
"Pergament'', narejen IL Glove
Ske kOze r

%
ske kOze +
Ena izmed prvih stvari, kate
re so videli nemski civilisti, ko
so prestopili who'd, je bila raz-
stava "pergamenta,' sestojeca
IL kosov cloveskega mesa S teto-
virano kozo. Ia zbirka je bila
posebnost n e k e 6 a nemskega
zdravnika, XII je pisal "znanstve-
no delo" o tetovirani kozi, in ne
ke 28-letne Nemke, zene nekega
nacijskega "stantartenfirerja".
Kakor pripovedujejo jetniki,
je bila ia zenska neka sportni-
ca il Brandeburga, XII je imela
posebno manic "a izredna teto-
viranja. Kadarkoli je dospel kak
jetnik, ma Cigar telesu so bila
nenavadna tetoviranja, je ona
dala razumeti, da zeli, da Sc
njegova koza prihrani "a memo
"zbirko."
Sencniki "a svetilke IL ''clove-
skega pergamenta"
Naslo sc je tudi dve mimi
svetilki, kojih senoniki SO bill
narejeni il "pergamenta", Sc.
stojecega il cloveske koze.
Vse to so videli danes nemski
ljudje in 50 oh pogledu ma t.
, reci jokali. One, XII MISC jokali
pa je bilo sram. Rekli SO, da te.
ga MISC vedeli, in mogo6e je, da
/ so govorii resnico, kajti vhoc
v taborisce je bill dovoljen same
vojaskemu osobju. Ampak del
lstvo je, da SO Sc vse te reci go
idle skozi osem let v neposred
nj blizini njihovih domov.
Obiskovalci SO stall v vrstal
lin potem je skupina "a skupint
lsla mimo mize, kjer SO stale raz
stavljene stvari. Ma "jeepu' j
stal neki nemsko govoreci anne
lriski sarzent, ki je razlagal raz
stavljene predmete, medtern X
1, je vse okrog sedelo ma tisoc'
osvob ojenih su3enj. sedeli % q
10 ma strehah barak IN mold
opazovali. Nekateri 90 izgledal
! kot da bodo vsak trenotek 4
i dihnih, ainpak to 50 bill najbol
zdrayi suznji med prebivalstvoh
" taboriscu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Nosi fon+ie-voioki
-

Porocnik Frank Bolek, XII Sc
Is. zracno silo nahaja v Italiji,
je bill pred nedavnim promovi-
ran v nadporocnika.
Ma sedem-dnevnem dopustu
Sc nahaja Pvt. Edward Barbie,
sin poznanega Franka Barbiea,
ma 1851 Muskoka Ave. Dode-
lien je armadnemu postnemu
oddelku v New Yorku, odkoder
je prisel ma dopust. Prijatelji ga
lahko obiseejo ma domu.
Cpl. Antonio zagar, hcerka
obce poznane druzine Mr.. in
Mrs. Jacob zagar, 9306 Parma
lee Ave-, je prisla ma dopust il
Kentucky. Donna Sc bo nahaja-
la do 1. maja. Cpl. zagar je bila
pred odhodom k zenskemu ar
madnemu oddelku zelo aktivna
pri drustvu Spartans. Prijatelji
in znanci jo lahko obiseejo ma
domu.
Men vojaski naslov je: Cpl.
Antonia Zagar, 1880 S. c.. u,
WAC, Camp Campbell, KY.
Men brat Lieut.. Stanley "a
gar Sc pa nahaja v East Indies.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
JUGoSLo LoVANSKA V0J-
SKA v BORBI IA REKO

NEW YORK, 19. aprila.
- Jugoslovanska vojska je
danes napredovala v svojem
pohOdu prOti frimor-
ski, kakor javlja porocilo
international News Service.
Jugoslovani SO Yosvobodii
Bakar, malo pristanis6e ma
Jadranu, druga jugoslovan-'
ska edinica pa je bila v hui
dem spopadu z nemsko vol
skO "a osvOboditev 'Otoka
Kirk.
Nemci Sc srdito bOrijjO, da
hi Obdrzali RekO in Okolis-
kin krajev, toda' jugoslo-
vanske cete kjub. temu ma
predujejO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21

Videli so prizore, oh pogledu
ma katere so Jim solze zalile oci.
Nekateri, m e d mimi nemske
bolnicarke, sessse onesvestili, lxo
so gledali, kaj so naciji pocenja-
Ii s svojimi zrtvami.
Normalno stevilo jetnikov v
tenn taboriscu je bio $4,000, a
ostalo jih je samo 10000. Mno-
go cd teh jih je Sc komaj zivih.
Ostale so Nemci odgnali proc,
predno smo mi zavzeli tabor.
32,7O5 jetnikov umorjenih te-
kOm ObstOja tabOra
Cd nekdanjih stanovalcev jih
je 32,705, katerih obiskoyalci
MISC videli, dasiravno SO imeli
prihko videti nekatera njihova
trupla. Toliko jih je bilo MANFRED
pomorjenih cd julia 1887, ko Sc
je to taborisce odprlo.
Vcasih je njegovo prebival-
stvo znasalo 10000, ampak po-
vprecno stevilo je bilo vedno
nizje. Med mimi SO bill zdrav-
niki, profesorji, znanstveniki,
drzavniki, armadni Gastniki, di-
plomatje, trgovci in kmetje il
vseh delov Europe in Azije.
Med onimi, XII jih Nemci v ma
glici MISC utegnili odpeljati, je
skupina britskih oficirjev in
eden Cd sedmih francoskih ge-
neralov. Pet generalov je umrlo,
eden pa je usel. To taborisce je
bilo ma glasu kot najgrozovitej-
81 kraj, kjer je nemska vlada
drzala svoje jetnike, izjemo
zlOglaSnega taDOrlSca v Dacnau
blizu Monakova.
Naciji SO prakticirali "znan-
styen0 barbarstv0"
Taboriste je bio opremljenc
z vsemi sredstvi "znanstvenega
barbarstva". Poleg vislic Sc tr
nahajajo posebne mucilnice, so
be "a raztelesenje, moderni kre'
matoriji, laboratory, kjer 50 8
delali peklenski eksperimenti nj
zivih cloveskih bitjih in oddel
ki, kjer 50 bill jetniki sistema
ticno stradani, dokler MISC umrli
Vse to sem videl danes n.
svoje lastne oci. Vse, kar 50 po
vedali jetniki, je bilo potrieno
dokumentarninni dokazi IN zapi
ski, Ii 50 bill najdeni u tabori
6cu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
zivi okostnjaki, XII MISC vec
pOdobni liudem

0~AOOAA AJSA$ASAAA
v barakah naprej je bilo
5000 bolnih, XII Sc MISC mogli
ganiti in 4,80O starih, XII MISC
mogli zapustiti svojih necuveno
umazanih lezisc. Poleg njih je
bilo ma stotine, XII so tavali
okrog, ne vedoc, kje so ali kaj
Sc godi.
Nemski civiiisti : so videli live
okostnjake, XII sploh MISC bill
vec podobni ljudem. Veeina jih
je zgubila um, ampak bill so Sc
sposobni kretati Sc. Ia one, XII
so Sc nahajali v barakah "a boil
ne, nj nobene pomoci vec. Nalo-
zeni so bill v trinadstropnih le-
ziscih, segajocih do strehe ba-
rak. Tam so umirali in vsak
poizkus, da bi Sc jih resilo, bi
bill Zaman.
DvOmljivci SO Sc klnalu prepri-
cali, da nj propaganda"
Nekateri Nemci so bill v "a
cetku skepticni, kakor da Sc je
obisk aranziral zanje kot d e |
propaganda ampak nj jih we
10 dolgo, da so Sc prepricali. Ko
so sc kretali cd enega della tabo-
risca do drugega, so med mimi
nasi njihove lastne rojake, XII so
bill nekdaj tukaj zaprti in so il
njihovih ust slisali, kaj SO tn
doziveli. Moski so pobledovali,
zenske so Sc obracale proc. To
je bio vec kot pa so mogi pre-
/ nesti.
ii ljudje, XII so cd leta 1893
dalje dan ma dan slisali same
propaganda nacijev, SO zaceli
sprevidevati resnico. Nobena
ameriska propaganda bi je ne
bila mogla prepricati o stvareh
katere so sedaj videli ma svoje
lastne oci. To, kar SO videh, j.
bio delo njihove lastne Wade
Razstava nemske "znanosti"
/ Ampak videli MISC Sc nicesar
" poslopju pred n JIM je bi
znanstveni laboratorij, kjer &
znanstveniki, katere so Memo
ujeli v tujih dezelah, delali
materijalom, katerega SO jim
Ipreskrbeli njihovi jecarji.
Tam stole dodge police 8 ste
klenicami, v katerih Sc naha
ajajo razni organi cl0veskega te
llesa. Y eni steklenici je bilo po
lovico napol prerezane clovesk
q lglave. Ia glava, kakor ostali de
I HI razstavljenih tloveskih orga
NOV, je nekoc pripadala enem,
4 izned jetnikov.
1 N neki druG j bio ne duca
cl11E(n 4 1DflD = <kpTsl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Nezs1e straote nekeqa bararst, Bchenpuu obeoanien
I'll pretreseni pri obisku naciijiske touarne snrti

BUCIIENWALD, Nemcja, 16. apria (Zakasnjeno
poroca Gene Currvan ''New York Times) - Danes je
bo pripeljanih semka 1000 nemskh civisov il sosed
MEGA mesa Wemarja, da vdijo strahote, katerim bill
izpostaven njihov "sosede' etnik zloglasnem kon-
centracHkem taboriscu Buchenwaldu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
GrOzOt v nemSkih
,tabOrih nj kOnec;
$4,000 oseb umrlo

BELSEN, Nemcija, 20. aprila.
(Pise William Freye). -Tu-
kaj Sc je danes pokopavalo trup-
la zrtev v tenn groznem nacij-
skem taboriscu. Pokopavala so
Sc trupla ljudi, katerih imena
MISC znana. Pri tenn masnem po-
grebu nj bilo ne rakey ne cvet-
lie. Bio III SOLE in tudi nobene
godbe.
Cola trupla so bila nalozena
ma tovorne automobile in vrzena
v velike jane. Min pogrebniki
so bill SS-cetniki, clani nemske
elitne straze, moski in zenske, XII
SO sedaj zavezniski ujetniki.
Strahotni pokop Sc je vrsil oh
hripavih klicih britskih voja-
kov, XII so komaj zadrzevali svoj
gnjev in odpor, ko so dajai uka-
ze tenn Hitlerjevim izbrancem
pri njihovem strasnem poslu.
Ljudje, XII SO postal podobni
zivalim
Ma svoje lastne oci sem videl,
kaj sc je godilo v Belsenu-videl
kupe mrtvih in tope skupine jet
nikov, XII so tavale okrog, kakor
da nj vec zivljenja v njih. Oci
jetnikov so strmele " svet kot
oei zivali brez cuta. Bill so to Ii
vi okostnjaki, S to razliko, da so
bila njih telesa in glave pokrite
s kozo.
Nekateri so umirali "a legar-
jem, drugi "a jetiko, ampak
ogromna vecina je podlegla gla-
du.
Predno je dospela semkaj dru-
ga britska armada in zavzela
koncentracijski tabor, je when
umrlo ma tisoce jetnikov. Ma
tancnega stevila Sc Be ne We, am
pak nekateri pravijo, da, je tu
naslo smrt 10000 suzenjskih
delavcev, katere SO Nemci pri.
gnali il podjarmljenih dezel il
vseh delov Europe.
Kupi mrtvecev v jarlih IN oh
i ~ barakah
j Ma svoje lastne oci sem vide
te mrtvece videl sem jih M
stotine in tisoce; videl sem trup
la, lezeca ma kupih, kakor drva
lIv jarkih in oh barakah. Nekate
lra trupla 50 bila oblecena. vecj
} del pa je bilo golih.
Videl sem otroke, Ii 50 laval
'Ipo TEN peklu. Podoba prvil
otrok, ki sem Jill videl. nj mix
dar ne izgine i spomina. Bill,
sta deGek, star n1orda seden let
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21

KmDujte vojne bon1e = ysjns-var6e-
snAns lnamke, d b cinnprsj psraiens
ea111e d vse. Ear on0 preaslav1lAi
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-01

BUY A HOME WITH YOUR
RENT" MONEY
CITY PROPERTY
40 Castle St., 8 rooms and
bath. Priced low.
400 block S. 4th ST., 10 rooms,
large lot. Only $500.
300 Ann St., Apis. $500.
511 N. 5th, rooms and bath.
ZIG S. 9th, 2 Apis. $500.
Sill S. 5th ST., 8 rooms, 2
baths, $500.
915 S. 4th ST., II rooms and
bath. Priced low.
318 S. End St., Completely fur
nished, II rooms, baths, 3
car garage. A bargain.
713 Grace ST., 6 rooms and bath.
Two story. Priced right.
215 N. 9Th ST., 2 Apis.
TOO S. End ST., 8 rooms and
bath, $4,000.
Terms - Like "Rent''
BUSINESS PROPERTY
George Washington Guest
Home, 1923 S. Front St., 20
rooms, 5 baths, completely
furnished, automatic heat,
$4,000. Attractive terms.
10 Dock st.
5th and Willard, 100 $50,
$1,000.
IL lots, 9Th and Martin St,
Railroad, This is steal for
$500.
Direct Reduction Plan Loans
Arranged
FARMS! FARMS!
II acres, close in on old
Wrightsville Beach Rd. Barns
and sheds.
5 rooms and bath, 1 acre, close
in. $3.50.
500 acres, 9 room house, IS
cleared acres, Barns and out
buildings, so miles from Will
mington.
200 acres, IS cleared, 31a acre
tobacco allotment, II miles
from Wilmington. $4,000.
LOTS LOTS LOTS
1907 Woolcott Ave, SO x 112.
Alley in rear.
Large corner lot on Park Ave.
& 7th, Winter Park, $3.50.
200 #. Castle Hayne Road, 7
miles out.
Princess st. Road, ~ X Z5U,
$1250.
Lot SO Piney Wood. Priced
right.
RESORT PROPERTY
Carolina Beach, AZ rooms, %
baths, Ocean Front. $23, 500.
Attractive terms.
AZ lots, Carolina Beach, $500.
2 summer cottages, Wrights-
vile Sound, l 2-3 acres, $3.50.
CAPE FEAR REALTY CO
w. r. Davis = R. H. Lewis
203 N. End Dial 28545 or 28546
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24

enough to bring home a pound of butter were fortunate. All other pro- visions for the holiday festive board, however, were reported to be plenti- ful.
 Liquors, wines, and beverages were selling so fast this morning, retailers said Waterburians were not expressing desire for any special brands. They just take anything, '' one happy merchant reported.
 Liquor Out
 No liquor will be sold anywhere in the city tomorrow. Taverns, bars, packages stores, and liquor counters will be shut tight according to state law.
 So it appears it's to be a real American Christmas. All that re- mains is the paying of bills. It would also appear that pocketbooks were scrapping the bottom this morning as long queues formed before all windows. They're all drawing it out" said a teller. And it takes 'em so long to save it.
 But the withdrawals were made without pain or miSgivings-For unquestionably the joyous spirit of Christmas was radiated on the smil- ing, happy faces and by the cheery shout of Merry Christmas, which rang everywhere.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24

12:15 a. m.
 TOmOrrow'S Services
 Special Masses will be held at all Roman Catholic churches throughout the morning. Confess sions will be heard this evening, and in most churches, this afternoon.
 Christmas musical programs have been arranged for all Masses early throughout the day and evening.
 Several churches also observed special Christmas services yesterday The services of lights was celebrated at the First Congregational Church at 4::30 yesterday afternoon. A can tata, pageant and carol singing by the choir and Mendelssohn Chorus were features of the service.
 At the Second Congregational Church at 7:30 a musical candlelight service with three tableaux scenes and music by the senior, young peoples and junior choirs, was pre- sented. Special services were also held at the First Methodist Church at that time.
 Children Participate
 Children of the church school of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon pre- sented program of Christmas messages in word and sign in ob- servance of the annual Christmas festival. A pageant with tableaux representing pictures of the birth of Christ was offered at Bunker Hill Congregational Church at 5 n m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24

Continued from Page D ords, but no one would be turned away. Since work will be virtually at a standstill in the city, due to the closing of factories and offices, until January 2. the exodus has almost matched the number of in- coming passengers, officials as- serted.
 Though merchandise is been grow ing scarcer and scarcer, retailers re- iterated this morning that stocks still provided "a gift for all.' Candy was practically sold out. The supply of cut flowers and potted plants was dwindling, and florists expected to be sold out before evening. Thou sands of Waterbury servicemen and women, stationed throughout vari- ous parts of the world, have wired flowers for Christmas
 Christmas trees, wreaths and decorations. Toys were being drasti- cally reduced for quick sale by many stores, as were Christmas cards, and special Yuletide wrapping and rib- bonS.
 Stores Closing
 Stores will close at 6 p. m. to- day, and the offices remaining open are expected to close early.
 A few turkeys, chickens, and ducks was practically all that remained on meat counters this morning. Beef, pork, lamb and veal were ex- tremely scarce. Housewives lucky
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
Seek kCouse Of Dire Act

Chicago, Dec. A-(UP)-An in- quest will be held today in the death of Marine Pvt. Gerald c. Sullivan Boston, who leaped from third-f1oor window after beat ing an 87-year- woman in her apartment.
 Sullivan, in Chicago enroute to the east coast for discharge, died early yesterday in county hospital
 He was found unconcious in the street Saturday night. his scull fractured and both legs broken, shortly after Mrs. Leba Arkules told police the Marine private had forced his way into her apartment and demanded to know where her money was hidden.
 Mrs. Arkules, widow, said Sul- livan struck her then plunged through the apartment window when police answered her sons call for help.
 Meanwhile, police held Pvt George w. Artz, 21, South Boston, a companion of Sullivan. .Artz said he and Sullivan had been robbed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
roffic Toll For Nation Increases
By UNITED PRESS

At least 67 holiday traffic faU1ll- ties were counted today as the na- ton prepared to celebrate it's first l peacetime Christmas in five years.
 The number, far fewer than pre- dicted for the four-day holiday sea- son by the National Safety Council, did not include an additional 30 persons dead as a result of other types of accidents.
 Easing it's figures on past records, the safety council had forecast that 22O motorists would be killed during the weekend, 75 today and an addi- tional 75 on Christmas day unless motorists and pedestrians are extra careful"
 The comparatively low total, com pared with previous years, was as cribed to severe weather conditions keeping many drivers off the roads
 The council predicted similar toll in New Years Day smashups but emphasized in both cases that its estimates included persons who might die months later from injuries received in holiday traffic accidents.
 Highest traffic fatality reports came from Texas, where 12 persons died in auto mishaps California was next with II highway deaths, and Missouri and Michigan each counted nine dead.
 California ranked highest in total traffic deaths, with 10 other per- sons dead in fires, falls, murders and suicides.
 Two children died in fires caused by Christmas lighting. Freda Mack fee, '. Philadelphia, was burned fatally when her clothing became ig- nited by a Christmas candle, and in Washington, D. C.. five-y year-ol Naomi Norwood was burned to death by a Christmas tree fire.
 Five or more traffic deaths were reported in Pennsylvania and Indi- ana. In Oklahoma, highway patrol officers said 106 drivers were arrest- ed yesterday for drunkeness and reckless driving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
Quiet Little Come Ends In Three Arrests
 Nine Nest Gees io
 Hospital for Repairs

A continuance cs two weeks was meted out in the eases cf James Moore. Ss, Daniel Sullivan. co. and JeEEv Sullivan. e. al cf is9 south Main Street, when the cases were heard before Judgc ChnFles R. Sunma in City Court this morning.
 Moore and Daniel Sullivan were charged with intoXication and breach of the peace while Jerry Sullivan was charged with assault following an argument Saturday night in which Moore was injured
 Moore was admitted 10 St. Mayyk Hospital with lacerations of the back Of the head and a possible fractured skull. suffered. He told detectives when he was struck on the head during a game Of carcs at his home last night.
 Moore was engaged in a card game with Jerry Sullivan. e. ard his brother. Daniel Sullivan. co. While drinking ar argument started. Moore said and then Jerry Sullivan struck him with a hammer; but detectives said that Sullivan denied the charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
PreIote Hos Spectacular Career

Whitman, Mass. Dec. "A. (UP)- A retired village grocer today awaited the arrival for Christmas winner of his son who rose from delivery boy to Cardinal of the Catholic Church.
 Eighty seven year old Will liam Spellman said congratulations, Frank" yesterday when Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of New York telephoned to say he had been ele- vated to Cardinal.
 "Ill see you Tuesday afternoon, dad" the Cardinal-elect said. We'd nesday, he will celebrate Mass here at the Holy, Ghost Church.
 The elder Spellman recalled how the Cardinal -elect once played base ball and football for Whitman High School and related that, while help ing with the grocery business, the prelate didn't like to put. up pota- toeS."
 Meantime, the Rev. John J. Starr, pastor of the Holy Ghost Church, expressed the prevailing sentiment here when he said:
 We have been anticipating this for several years and the word hard ly came as a surprise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
.MinoFCoses
 Heard Todoy nCitVCouFt
Several Atheists Forfeit SiK. Dollar Bends

Melvin Donovan. g.. c, 5i Faead street chargcl vlih lntoxicaiaon and breach of tle peace received a fine of slo ca each count when arraiQned beicHe Judge Charles R. Samna .u City Court this morning.
 The accused. who lives ia an apartment at tae Field street ac- Gress. Was arreaoG by Pa-oluaan Harold Hurley on complaint of Jameg Batta @ resident oi another apartment in The building
 Other eases HaTy Clark. @. of 79 Yale stree. assault and breach of ibe peace suspended sentence on both counts. William Sheehey. e of lO6 Wilson street. rules of the road violation. noiled. Harold Cos grove. %. Oakyil.e, operating motor vehicle while under inc in- iluenee of liquor. conJnusd to Jan. 1. Harold Dunham. ~. West Chesh- ire. operating a motor vehicle while under the influence oi liquor. con- tinued To Jan. g: Adam Varalos. 49. ii New Haven avenue. keeping liquor with intent to sell. continued to Jan 8: Antanas Karsnauskaa. B. B Warner street. ayading responsi- biliiy. continued to Dec. 28.
 Alfred LsFlamme. 3e. 230 Ban& street: breach Of the peace; con- tinued 10 January '; Charles La- butts. 4e. Wheeler avenue; in toSicaticn and breach of the pace; nolled: Edward Hsssinger, 36, 6l Walnut street; rules of the road violation nolled for $6; Carl Pet terson 40. l57 Eastern avenue. and William Britt, 33, 383 Highland. avenue both charged with illegal, parking forfeited bonds Of $5. Six dollar bonds were forfeited in two cases of illegal parking; Ray mond Martin. 49. III Coniston ave- nue. and John Beurdeley, 55. 20 Albin street. Joseph Nichols. 35, 29 Arch street; illegal parking; nolled for S6: John Grant. 35, Mayes street; failure to gront the right of way: nolled for $6 Charles Bragg. 29. 332 Hill road evading responsibility: $50 fine: Norman Daigle, 9. 187 Willow street; viola tion of the rules of the road; nolled;
 Joseph Hayes, 37, 937 South Main street, intoXication and breach Of the peace: 30 day suspended sel- tence on each count.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIs- e.1 TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- FATE EAT COURT, December goth,
 ESTATE of MABEL P. ROBBINS late of the town of Waterbury in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly at- tested. within said time will be de- barred recovery. All persons in- depted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to The CITIZENS & MANUFACTITR- FRS NATIONAL BANK. of WA
 TERBURY, Execttor Address, Waterbury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY. IzrIl-ot. ~ Asst Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
NyIons? You Con'i EUen Buy Rayons In Local Storesl

NairrbuFgs fairrr sss today rrrninisord about pfomisrs oi Ngions for Christsnas. and look discouraEed gianc~t at thetr iast aaifs. of sair. ei rAfsns.
 Not oniy were theTr mo us. lens. buf local staFrs uers hared of virtually ail rayors
 stockings- purchaser tpdas ran Into chorus ni nc hosiery" wherever thrs mcnt, and mrrchanis were unanimous in reporting a complete seii out. \ few had some biask er ahitc steckines oT meshed eei- tons. but most of them had none at ail.
 Most merchants reported A sellout several days ago. SoIne department store hosiery coun' ters today were laden with ssarfs. handbag, or other cofamodities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIs-
 TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO-
 BATE COURT, December goth,
 ESTATE of MINNIE CORNELL terbury. in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said ese tate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attest ed, within said time, will be de- barred a~recovery. All persons in depted to said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment to The CITIZENS & MANUFACTURE ERS NATIONAL BANK of WA :. TERBURY, EXecutor Address. Waterbury, Conn. Per Order of Court
 Attest: .rr- s-.....4
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, As-zl- -ot. Asst Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT, December goth, .1945.
 ESTATE of CASIMERA ADOMAI- ITS, late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attest ed. within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 JOSEPH E. ADOMAITIS,
 Administrator. Address, 130 Hill Ave, Waterbury, Conn. Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY, 1z-2l St. Asst Clerk.