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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
FORUM SCHEDULED
 MONDAY, MAY Z

A Diocesan Labor Institute Forum which had been scheduled for last night was postponed to May ' be- cause of the death of President Roosevelt. The discussion. on the subject of treatment given to or ganized labor by local newspapers, will be held at The Elton.
 Speakers will be: William J. Pape. publisher of The Republican, Amer ican: Reymond J. Tanning, manag- tng editor of The American; John ,. priscoll. state c, I. o. secretary, and Thomas r. Brennan, president of the Central Trade Union Coun- aN AZ L..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
EXPLAIN ORDINANCES
 TO LOCAL POLICEMEN

Corporation Counsel Maurice Healey was guest lecturer at two sessions of the Waterbury Police Training school yesterday. He out lined the city ordinance.
 The training school, which pro- vidss . minimum 0f 10 hours in- stTuction for all members of the force, Is being conducted by Serg- cant James Wagner and Drillmaster William Dwyer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
Hospital Bulletins

Mrs. Lillian Balthazar, 62, 362 North Main strete, was treated and discharged at St. Mary's hos pital yesterday afternoon after she was overcome by gas at her home.
 Detective Sergeant Charles Me- Weeney said that one jet on the gas stove had been left on, and the fumes rendered Mrs. Bathazar unconscious in the kitchen. Her sister, Mrs. Martha Brennan, with whom she lived, discovered Mrs. Balthazar's plight and shut off the jet before summOning aid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13

Lieutenant Colonel Howard ". Phillips, a brother of Rowley w. Phillips, formerly of this city, has returned to McKesson and Robbins. Inc. Bridgeport, where he has been appointed to the newly-created post of merchandising manager. Lieu- tenant Colonel Phillips was recently placed on the inactive list of the Army Air Forces
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
PRIVATE ADAM'S
 DEATH REPORTED
Local Mans Relatives NO- ti6ed By War Dept;
 Wounded April 2

Pfc. George V. Adam. 26, died of wounds sustained in Germany, on April 2, according to War Depart ment telegram received by his wife, Mrs. Marion (Heady) Adam, 94 South street.
 On March 28, five days prior to his death, the soldier wrote his wife he was felling well and ex- pected to be home shortly because of Allied victories in Germany.
 Entering the service January 8, 1944, Pfc. Adam trained at Fort
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13

Private First Class James Grille, 186 Mill street. is a member of the famous Hell on Wheels" division, which was recently cited by Brigadier General I. D. White, commander of the division.
 The division, which has been in combat for two years, landed at Casablanca, and served in Mo- rocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Sicily, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany.
 Private First Class GriIlo is a former emplOye of the American Brass Company.
 Pvt. Emile Fortier, who was re. ported missing in action in Ger. many March 2, is safe in France according to a letter recently re. ceived by his wife, Mrs. Mariette (Bolduc) Fortier 40 West Liberty street. He is the father of three children.
 Fortier wrote that he and other American soldiers are enjoying a rest which most of us really need. The infantryman who began service July 20, 1944, did not reveal how long he was missing and the letter was not dated.
 His brother, Pvt. Lucien Fortier who was wounded in action in November in the Ruhr area in Ger many is spending a furlough here They are the sons of Mrs. Bladine Dalpe, 852 South Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
State War Manpower
 Director Fitzgerald
 Pleased With Results
Great Progress Made in Connecticut in Finding Useful Productive Jobs for Returning Veterans Sui.
 fering From Injuries

One of the greatest advances made by the United States Employment Service in placement o Veterans World War is that of Selectve placement" of disabled servcemen William Fitzgerald State Director of the War Manpower Commission said today in explaining how this is being accomplished by United States Employment Service job placement ntervewers Veterans employ ment representatives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13

Mrs. Walter Rogers and children spent Wednesday with Mrs. Rogers mother, Mrs. William Wells of Beth. lehem. Mrs, Wells is i'll.
 Land Owners Meet
 The Land Owners Protective as- sociation met Tuesday night at the clubhouse on Woodtick road. Harry E. Cole presided at the business meeting. All members are requested by the president to be present at the clubhouse April IT to finish interior painting and complete work necessary on the premises. A new dinner committee was ap- mittee, which includes Clifford Warner and Sherman Watkins. The new committee consists of Charles Winters, Lyman Atwood and J. Ar thur Bergen. Ransom Bronson, chairman of the sick committee, reported several members ill. On April 15 at 2 p. m. a meeting for the member club of the United Coon Hunters Field Trials & Protective association will be held at the club | house with the member club to be represented by the following clubs: Norwalk, Simsbury, Torrington Fish and Game, Union Rod & Gun club, Southington Sportsman's club, Shelton Raccoon club, Wolcott Land Owners, New Milford Sports club, Woodbury Fish & Game club, Middletown Sportsman association Eefreshments were served following the meeting.
 Attend 51st Anniversary On Tuesday night, the following members of Wolcott Grange at- tended the 51st anniversary of Rock Rimmon Grange at Beacon Falls: MT. and Mrs. Henry Norton, MT. and Mrs. sherman Mignault. Miss Nancy Goodson, Miss Sylvia Mig nault, Mrs. Charles Tyrell, Robert Wakelee and Horace E. Reed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
Captain

Captain
 With the 43rd Engineer Construc- tion Battalion in Luzon-The Mer- itorious Service Unit Plaque has been awarded by the War Depart ment to the 43rd Engineer Cont struction Battalion of which Cap tain Albert T. DiLorenzo of Water bury, Conn, is an executive officer. This unit, which has been in the Pacific since January, 1942, has also won the coveted Presidential Cita- tion.
 The organization was given its most recent commendation for work on Morotai. The order announcing the award cited the unit flor su. perior performance in the construc- tion of airdromeS, taXiWays and dis persal area" This work was accom-. plished under the severe handicap of tropical rains and Japanese bombingS.
 Capt. Albert T. DiLorenzo grad uated from Fordham university of New York and Georgetown univer- oiVy OA WdSlliilS IOu, U. C., beIOTe BO- ing into active service in Judy, 1942, he was serving his interne- ship at St. Marys hospital at Wa terbury, Connecticut. His parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas DiLorenzo, reside at 2l3 Easton avenue, Water bury, Connecticut.
 Private Joseph G. Bouffard, son of Mrs. Blanche Bouffard, 4 Granite street. seriously wounded in action March "A in Germany, is now a patient at an army hospital in Eng land, according to word received by his wife, Mrs. Sue (Paulella) BouffaTd, 70 Wood street.
 Mrs. Agnes G. Mccarthy, phar- macist mate, third class, is spend ing 10-day furlough with her hus- bands parents, MT. and Mrs. George E. Mccarthy, 1880 Thomaston ave- nue. The WAVE is stationed in Charleston, s. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13

Stocks Of clothing which the British Board of Trade ordered kept in, reserve for blitzed cities are being released to the stores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
Observes Ssth Birthday

OU0CI VcS 0OCN D1ICHUdV
 Mrs. Fife Bennett of Nichols road celebrated her 88th birthday at her home Tuesday. Since Mrs. Bennett has been i'll for three weeks, the celebration was confined to her im- mediate family. Mrs. Bennett is the mother of Claude V. Badger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
C.Y.O. ARRANGING
 FOR SPRING DANCE

Arrangements are being made for the annual spring dance held under the auspices of the Catholic Youth Organization of Waterbury, The popular event will be held next Friday evening. April 20th, in the Waterbury Catholic High school auditorium. The proceeds of the af- fair will be used to purchased uni forms and equipment for the c. Y. O. baseball league, which has been so successfully promoted here. Del Finos orchesera will provide music for dancing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13

Joe Nichols, who has just cele- brated his 80th birthday, in Leigh ton Buzzard, England, has been bellringer for 70 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-13
Briefs

MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Cowles o. East street are the parents of sorI born Wednesday at the Waterbury hospital.
Evening star., 1945-08-14
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK urgently needed BY
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS, high
school graduation and bookkeepina expert
ence required: good salary and working
conditions; 5h-day week; age preference
1870. Apply employment once. 18th and
ADDREss0GRAPH OPERATOR. . perm.-
nent worth. while position for capable
woman. 0ARFINCKEL'S, 2 st.. at 14th.
ADVERTISING GIRL FRIDAY" inter-
ested in learning what makes wheels 60
round, especially production and general
ONCE work; excellent opportunity for q
girl with high-school education; permanent
position. Apply Mrs. Morris. HAHN SHOE
STORES, 7th and K sts. nv.
HANDS AND FILTERS for
dresses. coats and suits: good salary, pleas
Ant sns,y worhns sSnditsGnsa fun e part tine
xITE;sArIoN HANDS. thoroughly sx-
Arr6fNTMENf n Shk cIERk 1sn ens Tor ee.a.. eau salon
Apply personnel once, 9TH moor. JE-
LEFF'S, l214-122O 81. NV.
ASSISTANT to laundry superintendent;
white; permanent position; 6-day week,
good working conditions and hours. .Ap-
ply Mr.. stoyatl. laundry superintendent.
MAYRLoWER HOTEL. Conn. ave. ct De
sssisfxNT ASST "a ~ CREDIT MANAGES for .xclu-
sive ladies' speciality shop. Splendid oppor-
tunity for person with initiative and ex-
ecutive ability: good salary. Apply all
week. KAPLoWrTz. 18th st. between
; and =.
Evening star., 1945-08-14
HELP MN.

ws 4g: oaS .s:.s. s:.s:';
daily; pleasant xofkinr conditions; oppor-
Sn' tss 21Ds eu'a ssas aas
RxTchM3k2hsspo RhxG is III 81. 1y You want to b. your
scrhsqn sGns' vsn nssa about 7s miles :s"h from
Ms1haf'0e .i Exceed a' sS%%ans
sni.y sf or All l a.
confidential Write BOX Add, Star, Eiv-
Ing age: sxpsrisnSs S..laG address and saitrs
EsSsofaSSs ss'5so 9ss 2.h. sys, :1ssg
s4okAdH s1sbs EHund. Go sa hs , psnt t. nW
toms fnest furniture store: excellent sal
o1 .oSer
man. Can DI. 2l17 between 10 am. and
sg5 u s3r ss:sss 's'
postwar. future. good starting salary and M
sans sosb ssEsps co. A'P PISS
WiNDow vi DISPLAY, full or part time: sx-
r hut n0s once
wool SfNE EEssEssE. s wanted =. sss, scsnss. 200 GOOD
Wool PRtssaRs. t is. last and neat: quality
Sork ;.sssy is3 lei per iI
9Ss Go%snsaia ss.1.n Pike ArinsI:sn ,nt.
most most exclusive Exclusive sport no shops. AGENTS ior
a: q: spalding; salsry and soTmissions; M ssEs
excellent postwar future. Gall Ma $500
YOUNG MAN, .16 to 20, mechanically in
senersl WORK inside and outside 9i service
a eD q" ssnt .an Gi Ssf machine snd
'.,i sSsR;s;$ lsoR III s'R' se re-.
EoGse q ss a4S En- soisssd g. Kitchen helper for
YOUNG MAN with drivers permit 70 work
young man anxious to make . postwar
s:s Il 4sod can NJ 4 sTHUAs4 G2SRi os sko
BfsoHHsotD Hs AZ lD'A Avft4rRxss 4 who know how
future. fst aea tiD cam MIR. BEsT. EN-. sIoo.
YoUNG MEN. veterans; permanent posi-
snnsa sSse Sse.son @ ara sonas HepIs bis
nRSG fGJ FTs ETs 60 ovE4nsA 3Hs sth .nd =; VAN.
room; room n shi. mob JOB Is s. psrmsnsnt and has ep
Ss% MHeSsSs,5s XIII
q Western Air. Inc; immediate openings
for men possessing any type Of aircratt
maintenance experience: permanent, 1ob.
excellent opportunities due to operational
expansion. Apply In person, .TWA, Hangar
No. /, Washington National Airport, in
terviewing Monday through Friday. Hir-
Ing ARRANGEMENTS approved.
TWO OR THREE all-around handymen
for mechanical repair work in shop. with
advancement to city servlcemen on house.
hold appliances where car is required
Leave telephone number or address with
brief ssstement OF qualifications. Box
LEvEi-HEADED MAN. single or married.
with refrigeration and mechanical knowl-
edge or interest. to. work in small ice
plant; year-round lob: good pay. modest
living quarters furnished II desired. For
interview call ME- 3799.
WHITE. with knowledge Of perpetual IN
ventory: must have references; good salary
Wife anf 6F cdiasDd sbd M'as n sm. iye ss
store stock elerk aaia Iisht r. THrk good start
si5o sht s Mo.-iAN1ToR. gS5s u"eH dood PEI peimanent
| Job with Protestant Church. References
required. Phone RE- 2422 for appoint
WANTED - Working soda fountain and
food manager who knows food costs and
handling OF help, to work in small,town
hote soda o establish
be sober and have excellent, references.
Prefer one with chain-store soda fountain
and food experience. Write salary wanted
and past experiences for 10 years. Can
work into ownership II aualined and
some capital Box 1906. Star. 16'
Evening star., 1945-08-14
HELP MEN end WOMEN

bOOkhEErEh, ooupie-sntry; e1peINenSsa.. :. .
OF ApD9 s@f q Nc 81
cAFETIERiA COUNTER SERVICE, 8; one
one one II am; until pm 5itcn.n hen helper
eSsbr Sss ans soHs4hR issafis c1nEKs 91EsE crop .
vo1 appy IT ones m Il
DRUG STORE or employment once, n P
CHOIR DIRECTOR for u lushs..n s,.., Church ,,a
concerning your experience to Box 34s-E,
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKs-Pleasant, we'll
paid work, part or full time; chance for
PIES DRbo sRez sokE .s or once. q st.
Dioyment; 5is- DAY week: ehsncs for ID.
coTsRfRAN s'z aNS ip coHsTEs sss1 GIRL
soda fountain luncheonette, experienced
sop pssS PsS ,4S 4Ros e. IN n%
maI,es poa Ds Nth on ne snd,.n .,m e run
sssss = ~ S ss';sfs zsRsws FARMS sRs
SO month pIus = .ps!snsnt; sa !. xppiy s.set
farm near Laurel; woman to cook and dc
g.h.w... man to handle machinery, take
snsns e saFd wss ii
SSSsHs sssfdas ess ssef eli HRS b. SsSs small
,ss T. ssi n 9;n 81 s's.n'n,
s. :5ss s:..; it'll s:sl $:.;
and laundEy cail dietitian, 81. s7oo.
oom sna Can SAgs sas!Se oE SaS Ses
Beach 22. Take bus at 11th and Pa. ave
DRUG CLERKS. experience desirable bu,
not necessary; good salary; vacation with
any PEoPLEs DRUG STORE or once. "a
FARM COUPLE. s15o and house. wife as
housekeeper part time; no laundry; stock
farm. Gauhersburs 21-F-15.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, le or over. We
will train you for essential work on our
war workers; good pay while learning
uniforms furnished and laundered free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
FREE APT. free gas. water and heat and
MEs E sm aNp 'p %osfs ses aeor.d aA sle responsible.
with references: men wanted to work with
giPsT sis ~ WAsH1N66ToNc s'a ST sc67 BAG q BAG co.
OFFICE MANAGER wanted, with payroll
experience: unusual opportunity Tor the
right party. See Mr. Sobel, MoRToN'S
PaRT0T1ME saI II 4; 1iG Workers urgently needed
II you have some idle time that YOU
some part-time work. that might turn
At your particular requirements, be II
evening: don't jump at conclusions while
intsSes.ed il thi. typs ot q xoTf: ieI ::
certain you'll be interested in at least one
't xsn our n Mr. tshMTaS TaHr 's o ss
! prove most profitable to you.
PHOTOGRAPHIC reproduction, work; be-
o4 q9' 1en aas s nW sRsH Riass sSsy
Employment once open Monday through
Friday, 70 q: ssturda'' to 1. Hiring
sHoR afTTkRs RWHSrED Experienced
preferred but not necessary: salary snd
permanent position. Apply employment
once, 9th door. THE PALAIs ROYAL
rn21 AZ abf abbfRiHvEns-1 N day and ? nisht driv.
MARYHNp s s15s'G3 qAxi eI' sIRsIcs va 1851 Suit
msas FIJI sqMana ana sd xts ST. xss SHss for
ash aGase YoU apfhs1 peFm.nsn, M S
opening for you. salespeopie are needed
in an depts. The salary is good, the
1900 Wis ave. or Miss Richmond At oil
BladensbIrE ID. ne.
women with personality for meeting other!
for investigation work and interviewini
with future supervision Of locations Of
large number Of small business installa
tions. This is attractive and hiEh-cia
work. For interview leave phone number
and address with statement Of qualiflca
! tions. BOX 246-G, Star. IA
Evening star., 1945-08-14

nf
industry: well-eauipped shop, excellent op-
RG55Sn1stss Rppy sowER
Bethesda. Md. Hiring arrangemenss ap'
RTRTsd TRUCK DRIVERS - Produce commissar,
st1Eng steady re1aDs to
ssGd S1sas Nc ii1s
TR6cK Fl niE; DRIVERS, steady work all year
part time; postwar opportunity. Apply
EsHGK Dryer Ea a.. eslsses s.s &o,. CO. cooPEE
ditions. Apply BOWEN q Co, 4712
Bethesda ave, Bethesda; Nd :,
ase5: SS. Evenings. ii Saturday and Sunday natl.
nees: day off each week. vacation with pay
HoME esnn HAH EfssanHs xoIs sso
NS-Transcontinental 3 Western
Air Inc offers excellent 9pIcrtnnTitie: ts
or in civilian. life; immediate openings
ssSff zpps asd in psrson TwA
terviewins Monday through Friday. Hir'
VETERANS Tor taxi drivers: one day ant
/ Mr.. Huffman, MARYLAND TAXI SERvICE
1891 Suitland rd., Suitland, Nd. SP. O9S9
VETERANS, 5. to learn the wholesale e, e,
hr. wk., time and half over 40 hrs
Pleasant working conditions. Pension and
profit-shaiing plan and vacations. GAR.
RISON TOY b NOVELTY CO.. 1915 Z st
WAITER, 8 hrs . day, salary. S24 pei
week. 6,day week Apply AMERICAN
WAITER, colored, to serve noon meal in
employees dining room and serve balance
have good health; permanent position with
many employment advantages; good salary
and opportunity for advancement: hours
$3.50 am; to B p.m.: give age, experience
and telephone number II any. Boz 273-G
WAITER, colored. exp. ref; no Sunday
TAu!ksANT. 1900 i st. NV.
WAlTkkS tcoloredD tor seafood restaurant
only dependable men need apply. excellent
working conditions. meals Included App1y
peraonnel once. o'DoNNEfi'e GRILL
tWArTERS. two, coiored: s weekday dinnsl
periods and Sunday dinner, 1880 to {
pm. See MRS. BRYAN. 1884 Conn. ave,
Evening star., 1945-08-14

~,
ical, electrical, structural-Ve have open
ings for capable engineers and draftsmel
u Nth ths following toll branches of engineering
TENS, process piping. conveying systems
PLUMBING. sewers sprinkler work and pre-
s1siGn srs1 npn.;na ngasnins dssisn Us
tronie applications. structurai-industri
oaldings, power plans and miscellaneou
sIfue!lyfis sre9e res. OF steel and reinforced con
United States Government under higl
priority ratings ard for postwar civilian
ered appaanss ReSsns T be ;Snsa
eo s Bare ssHIsslons Blaa Washlnaton haE eo5 g. g.
shs ssh as'sasi SHKaY sfeR ICE dRsHs
ESG1NEER. sth-el.ss c license, new apt.
good salary; attractive quarters. Gail Ii
ENGINEER with 3rd-class D. c. license o
f11, fn1e1IteT; Apply Mr. Koch, WARDMAN ,PARI
ENGINEER. white. bth class license. Sc
ESSiAEEEEEo ESSfSE HOTEL a1sls " ;s.s. sas n 81
IIIoN, nIys sIS;,, iAth and K SITS. nv
for o. apt; Bldg; salary sis5 per mo. csl
FARMER; FARMER white. Married. for Mentsomer
wGdansy wate an isrn "a ip hHpss df1rn sinsl
I
nIshtl nnd meals Mo fyrn; urn. Phone day. MA. 1929
FEaoo3RMAM Eao,3Ia M and assistant manager fo
E6UNfAiN MEN 80. at once. DOR
9E fRHsk SavRs05sss1S v21s0 5sS tss st
With With Va, territory: sood wages, regula
l24l 1st ne. Applicants must have re
FURNITURE HELPERS, immed. openines
Apply employment ONCE, 9th noor, WOOD
WARD LoTHRoP. $3.50 to daily. 1913,
FUkNiIUkE PACKERS and helpers; ais
yans SECURITY STORAGE CO.. ia,
FURNisTiunkE FUR II III REFNIsHER-oood ram
isher for new furniture. steady work 600,
Ry. Cal MIR. SMITH. TR. 5000. evenins
FURNITURE SALESMAN. part time. eve
nings; good pay. pleasant surroundings
Call MR.. Held. RA. 9010.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

"In 19iI, $4,000 cases Of polio
were reported in Michigan. No
one knows when this Gripping
disease will strike again.
But when IL does, we want
ca he able to offer the complete
Kenny treatment right here in
Detroit"
BroadcaStS for volunteer work
crS on Kenny Tag Day have been
made by Baxter and his commit
tee Special appeals are also being
broadcast TO foreign language
groups in Detroit by station WJLB
announCerS under the direction OF
Mitchell laChimSki.
Volunteers may call CA 67S5
or write TO the Sister Kenny
Foundation. Cannon Memorial
Washington Blvd. at Michigan
Detroit 81.
Applicants may also come in
person 10 the Kenny Hcadquartcr,
opposite the Root-GaciIlac Hotel
Each VIII be assigned a canva,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

UrlElnaIIN SCNtUUTtU TOT NdTUI-
day this day Of ! concentrated
soliciting Was postponed by me
because of nedr-zCru
weather. \
It j. our hope that every De- y
troiter will respond to the plea
for funds 10 carry ON the work
of Sister Kenny in treating in
fantile paralysis victims" BaN-
Ter said IN an appeal which
opened the last two weeks OF the
drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Greek Cabinet
Called in Crisis

ATHENS, Dec % (AP)-Faced
with a threat of a general strike,
Premier ThemlStokles SophOuliS
inner cabinet was called into
emergency session today after
government employees staged a
token two-hour work Stoppage in
protest against soaring living
costs
Some government officials said
Greece was verging on chaos. with
commodity prices continuing TO
rocket. The plunging drachma
reached a new low of 142,000 to
one gold sovereign approximately
S4) on the black market, COM
pared with the legal exchange
rate of 1000 drachma TO the
sovereign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Health Departments
Have 500 Vacancies
Detroit Times Photo

CHICAGO. Dec. % tAP)-
State and local health depart
mcntS need nearly 500 doctors to
fill vacancies. Or. Thomas Parran,
surgeon general of the L. S. Pub
hc Health Service, reported today
in the journal OF the American
Medical Association
Dr Parran said the work also
engineering and sani-
tary problems, social problems and
research administrative, labOra-
tory and field
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
; More AmVet
Posts Organized

state headquarters OF { h Q
American Veterans of World War
ii announced Saturday the forma-
tion of posts in Pontiac, Ithaca
and Frankenmuth.
Several others are Hpw function
ing in Michigan including a group
of World War III vets at Wayne
University and one of Syrian and
Lebanese veterans.
a state convention is planned
for Detroit in February at which
state constitution viii be-
adopted and a slate of state off
GERS elected
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Unhappy
Smallpox Case Keeps
900 Vets on Boat

PORTLAND ore. Dec. %
QNS)-Two thousand homesick
Pacific eteranS today idly
watched a bolt take ashore the
smallpox victim who caused their
Christmas quarantine aboard the
navy transport u. $ NJ Grundy.
The smallpox victim vas TL5
Francis r. Price of Wheeling,
w. Va.
A chickenpoX sufferer. Pfc. John
B. Lezotte of 1921 Central avenue,
Detroit. was removed at the same
time to Barnes General Hospital
The rest of the men were being
processed for discharge aboard
ship and all were expected 10 be
homeward bound within three
days after the lifting of the quar-
antine Christmas morning.