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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24

1 in virtually every industry through
 out the state, Governor Baldwin an-
 nounced the formation of a Con-
 necticut Labor Advis-
 ory Council to speed re-employ-
 ment.
 Local groups, said the Governor,
 will be formed in every community,
 patterned after the central advisory
 council. Representatives of industry
 and labor were named by the Gov
 ernor to serve on the council which
 vii hold its first organization meet
 ing ext Thursday.
 New Haven. Conn, Aug. 24-CUP) The harbOr was being dragged today for the body of William Katy, 25, East 8th street, South Boston, Mass, who fell from tugboat near the Koppers Coke Co.,, dock.
 The pilot told police that Katy was standing in the stern as the boat moved away from the dock, and when he glanced back again a few moments later, he had dis appeared.
 Hartford, Conn, Aug. 24-(UP)- Wilson Fred Zimmerman, of no known address, was killed by a train last night. Identification was made from a social security card in his pocket.
 Stamford, Conn.,, Aug. 24-UP)- The State Board of Mediation and Arbitration opened negotiations to- day in an endeavor to settle a strike of 100 wokrers at the PIastics Man. ufacturers, Inc, which was called Aug. 10 by Local 226, United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America, C.I.O.
 The union turned down conn pany proposal that all workers ex- cepting the union president, John O. Smith, and ten other union members, be reinstated. Charles J. Moeller, international C.I.O. repre- sentative, said that the question of seniority of some of the strikers was to be taken up at the mediation meeting.
 West Hartford, Conn, Aug. 24- (UP)-William B. Dana, 49, vice. president and trust officer of the Hartford National Bank and Trust Co.,, died suddenly at his home last night. He had been associated with the bank for IS years. Dana was a native of Seal Harbor, Me. he leaves his widow and two sons.
 New Haven, Aug. A-(UP)-COl. William F. Howe, commandant of the Army Training Schools at Yale, today that new school was being started, offering Q six course in Japanese for en- listed men. Col. Howe said he ex- pected the enroIlment would reach | 1900 by next April.
 A special school, opened in Jan- uary, 1943, to teach Chinese to Army officers and enlisted men, will close Nov. 30, Col. Howe said.
 Storrs, Aug. M-(UP)-William B. Young, acting dean of the College of Agriculture at University of Con- necticut, declared today that "agri- culture, along with industry, faces three great postwar problems which can make or break the prosperity of the whole nation"
 Both industry and agriculture, he said, will have to improve their effi- ,iency to turn out more goods at smaller production costs; food pro- iuction must be adjusted to give he farmer a fair return and the consumer reasonable price, and finally, ''the little businessmen and owners of family -cized farms must ,e able to complete with corporate and large commercial arms"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
Thos. Moron Seeks $500

Thomas F. Moran, Jr., doing bus mess as Moran Construction Co., of Waterbury. filed a $1,500 fars- closure action in Common Pleas Court today against Francis M. Ma her, owner of property at 10 Glr- ard street.
 The plaintiff states he was an gagged by the property owner ta repair the Girard street house which previously had been damaked hy fire. An agreement was made for payment of $945 for the materials and service, but no part of the sum has been paid, according to the complaint.
 A mecnanics' lien was filed ly tho construction company at the town clerks office June g, and 1orecios- use of that lien is sought in tho suit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
DistiIIers Fined By Government

Boston, Aug. 24.-(UP) = The United Distillers Products Corp. ot Amston, Conn. and it's President Treasurer. N. Fully Semel, have been ordered to pay the Federal Government $1,329 in liquidated damages for faillre to pay overtime wages at the required rate, accord ing to the U. s. Labor Department.
 Regional Atty. George H. Foley of the Labor Department said last night the firm also was directed to pay $520 in hQuidated damages for violating the child labor provisions of the public contracts act.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
Atomic Bomb Defense

1 Washington, Aug. 24.-(UP)-The &savy thinks it may have found khe answer to the atomic bomb Eadar-controlled gun capable of bringing down any hostile plane ap- preaching within 5000 feet of a battleship.
 So confident are Navy officials of he guns efficiency that Secretary James V. Forrestal has told mem pers of congress that he hopes it
 ill protect the fleet from any pos- tbility of atomic bomb attacks mould America ever again become mbroiled in war.
 The Navy's new gun is understood be entirely automatic in opera ion. with its firing action synchron- 1eo with radar. As soon as a plane Sppears on the radar screen 1t will
 subjected immediately to a hail H shells.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
Sicily, Sordinio Neil Ban Lifted

Since the lifting of restrictions to Sicily and Sardinia, Charles A.
 Babin. postmaster, reports that large numbers of packages have
 ben mailed to civilians in these
 countries. Four pounds Is the weight limit on packages and only one package a month may be sent, the postmas-
 ter stated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
packages.
 Screw Machine CO. To Erect Factory

The Waterbury Screw Machine Co. will build a one-story factory building on Thomaston avenue, ac- cording to records in the building inspectors office.
 The firm previously operated in a frame building on Cheshire road, which burned to the ground late this spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
CLARK URGES EMPLOYMENT
 ACT

Washington, Aug. "A = (UP) - Attorney General Tom c. Clark told Senators considering "jobs for all" legislation today that enforcement of the nations anti-trust laws would be "of Paramount import ance" in achieving full employment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
ScoviII Directors
 Declare Dividend

The Board of Directors of the Scovill Mfg. Go have declared a cash dividend of $50 a share, pay able Oct. to stockholders of rec ord Sept. IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
sENTRIEs SHOOT CONDUCTOR

Berlin, Aug. "A - (UP) = Leo Borchard. conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra, was shot to death by American sentties, 1t was announced today, when the auto- mobile in which he was riding failed to halt at an outpost.
 The accident occurred yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
DISTINGUISHABLE

Crickets and katydids of the same species in different parts of the United States have distinguishing chirps and trills added to their common calls, according to an em- inent scientist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
TURN BACK THE CLOCK!

Washington, Aug. 24-(UP)-Clocks will go back an hour to standard time after congress next month, it appeared today
 President Truman indicated much yesterday and to- day War Production Chief A. Krug told senate and house leaders war time is no longer necessary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
Late Bulletins
DELAY WAINWRIGHT

Chungking, Aug M-UP-Lt Gen. Jonathan M Wainwrghts evacuation from Manchuria has been post poned for another three four days pending the resOa ton of railway service under Russian military guard it announced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
FOuND BuRTED CITIES

Heinrich Schliemann discovered the buried cities in the great mound of Troy. The mound itself was about 125 feet high, but all nine buried cities were found after dig ging only 50 feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
RATIFY CHINESE-SOVIET TREATY

Chungking, Aug. 24-(UP)-The Supreme National Defense Council and Legislative Yuan today unanimously ratified the Chinese-So treaty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
EISENHOWER HAILED!

BeIfaSt Aug. H4-(UF)-lIen. Dwight ID. ElSenhOWer received rousng greeting from 10000 OnOOkers today as he drove through fagned Belfast streets to the city hall to receive the freedom of the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
NOTED DOCTOR DIES

Baltimore, Aug. 24.--(UP)-Dr. Hugh Hampton Young, "A, one of the worlds most distinguished urolo- gists, died of a heart attack yes- erday at Johns Hopkins hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
GOT ANY COUSINS ON THE MOON

New York, Aug (UP)-Willey Ley, of the British nerpanetary society predicted today that rocket cred like jet plane might make mile second run to the moon with passengers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
S25. .OOO R. I. FIRE

Portsmouth, R. l., Aug. 24-(UP)-AH three guests assisted safety today when fire that caused $25OOO damage destroyed the twostory Highlander inn Bristol ferry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
1,7OO PRISONERS LIBERATED

London Aug. 24-(UP)-The Soviet war cOmmunique tonight reported that zoo Allied prisoners of ncud ing 28 generals have been liberated from Japanese prison camps in the Muxden
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
CEMETERY FIRE

F1renen extinguished a small brushfire yesterday afternoon in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24

Paddy Devereux, 12, above, proud ly poses with his dog at the h0nae of his grandparents at Lprt0n, Va, following news that hzs father, Lt.-COI. James Devcreglx below, heroic comMander Of the Marine garrison on Wake lsian0, had been found in a Jap prisom camp near Peiping, China. EaddysB mother died shortly after hin fathers capture by an 0verppW@
 ering Jap force in 1942.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
SUBURBAN sALE-viRGiktA.

Good room house with, h.-w.h., bath
city electricity phone iuIi sa 1aSemeht h,cheT aeT
house and barn: . streams, good fences;
the land is rich and in a nice white
neshbqFhOod miles ,6gded 5rGm waSehs Prise
ca cash. See MASON HIRsT; exclusive
agent, ,Annsndale; Va, at the end r1,ssd o.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA-Moder little home
with . bedrooms, oil air-conditionsd heat. at
with pretty view, adjoining Alexandria and and
cash bshEhag Phone 6E PEee os9 sub
iIil5ii ALEXANDRIA,, 4ia ~ North Henry St.
1850; 5-rm. brick row house. newly dec
Grated yrs Old d6wn
$50 per month until paid. includes taxes
interest and insurance. open for inspec'
T2ns IlGn Lovely 6n = sr6NR Pn HOME has master
size bedrooms and complete tiled bath on
2nd floor: 1st floor has living room with
massive stone rsIY replace sopnsd 6sh ksehsG
bedrooms and complete bath. also large
screened porch of the living room; full
water oil heat and outside entrancs; the
grounds include y acre completely fenced;
partly wooded, perfectly graded, high and
ye gGanfa st trnst alsa SIS 900 interest
payable $50 per No, caIl GH; 1866, 9 to A
p;,n VIM P PARRAMoRE Rs Rsaltsor1, tor, will.
east OF Berryville, Va. on Route z, 3
acres, six-room stucco house, bath, eel
lar, attached garage, electricity, mountain
water, fruit abundant, SHADE, barn. barn saeos. meas
Teiephone lis. c. W. SOLDIERS, Berry
IN BLufEMoNT. vA-Large Colonial resi-
dence on Greyhound busline, 45 mi. from
WASHINGTON: center hall. original flooring,
five ireplaces, porches, shade. outbuildtngs,
terms; can be self-supporting. For further
information call Vienna. Va, 9S-J. io. RosE
ALExaNDRIA, VA, VA 403 S. Lee st.-Tn old
part of town, completely restored 3-story
brick Colonial home, with old floors, man
tells and locks: 4 bedrooms. baths,
shower; walied-in yard: immediate posses
days dion BY psp sppt tor snbooo fp Gun CASH "a
MAIsoN oSIaAM Be EuxE in o1o one of the best resi-
Dental sections of nearby Va. fine
new 2-story brick, English-type. basement
Colonial. having a slate roof and situated
on high ground commanding 3 limited
view through intervening trees OF the Po,
tomac River; Wide central entrance hal
With atrsctiyf stairway leading to
window, also fireplace. Large bedroom ano
bath on 1st foor, below stairs dining room
Ts Tspssf shsn assas Bots Bssrye es anS
and kitchen open out upon brick patio
Above stairs there are very large bed
rooms and bath. on heat With most mod.
side porch. attached Lear garage. Trans
portation 2 blks.. shopping center blks blp,
schools and ss sre ws mn fao
sissss sa WEsnEY BucHANHMer sei
Columbia Pike. cH. 134l and OK. 279s.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

COLoRED-S ST. N.E.-Beautiful corner
frame property with wide lawns facing
two streets. This home suitable for -
family use. Contains g large rooms and
extra rooms in the attic. full basement
fuel. Price. $4,000. Cash, $4,000.
Colored--Upper 10th st. n.w;-Com-
ceptionaiiy well butt ines in excellent condi-
tion: rms, kit. din, bath, and rec rm.
2 rms, kit, din, bath, and 3 rms, kit, and
With With separate p'G meters sef and befs. Price.
$40, 900. Substantial cash payment. For
further details, call Sunday, 10 to 2, Mr..
Shamwell, MI. $500: 2 to call Mr..
Douglas. ia 1884 weekdays call ofhce.
JOHN R. PINkETT, INC, 1902 New Jersey
Evening star., 1945-07-29
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA-House unfur-
nished two bedrooms. rent, S15 month
ly: in exchange two or three bedroom, un-
furnished house Arlington, Alexandria or
Northwest Washington rent minimum.
500: maximum, 81 90 Box 14G-C, Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

COLORED-1IOO BLK. P ST. NW.L9
rooms; 1nSo baths, NV h., cleo; $4,000.
h.-w.h.: 1st commercial; $4,000
1900. blk. 18TH st. n.w.-S rms, bath
steam heat elec.; $1,000.
400 blk. Dix st. n.e.-6 rms, bath,
h.-w.h., oil burner; S6,500; $1,000 cash.
1900 blk. 9th st. n.w.-Two Groom
frame houses; S6,s50 for both
1924 No. Capitol st.-Store, and apt
above. Can be used for barber shop on
lst floor, beauty shop on End floor; imme-
200 blk. 2nd st. n.w.-Corner, s rms
bath. h.-w.h., elec., stationary tubs; i'm
mediate possession; S11 900. GUY TIN
NER. 1928 You st. NV. NO. 1907.
COLORED, 40 9th ST. S.E.-5 rms,
brick. Only $500 down.
1926 Eye ST. n.e.-5 rms, semidetached,
modern frame, garage. Price, $3.50;
$3.50 down. Call MR.. CLARKE, owner
Evening star., 1945-07-29

COLORED-NW. corner property ideally
located First time offered 12-room
modern residence. Third floor rented as
complete apartment. Spacious entrance
hall. bedrooms, baths hardwood
floors, hot-water tcoaD heat, garage.
Logan Circle-Stone-brick front resi-
dence. Is rooms, pantries, 3 baths, auto
I400 block Belmont St n.w.-Modern
12-room residence. 2h baths, automatic
oil heat, hardwood floors, 2 garages.
these properties Inspection by appoint
ment only. Call j. H. Greene or Arnett
O. Lindsay, us Florida ave. NV, NO.
6146. Sunday or evenings, TR. 0792.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED, 5000 block OF 10th st. NV, Q
rooms, h.-w h. full basement and garage
Price $500, 81 800 down.
1000 block S. Carolina Sc, 4 bed
rooms, gas heat, near good transportation
and school. Price reasonable. Terms to
suit. -
100 block 11th st. NV, g rooms. bath
ist commercial Price $500 Ask for
WITHERSPOON, DU 4O27 or DE. 1Tl0.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
yOLORED-GOOD BUYS

COLORED-GOOD BUYS
800 Mclean ave. s.w.-6 T., b.: $500 down.
1015 T st. NV r., b.; $1,000 down.
4I0 9th st. n.w.-3-fam;: $1,000 down.
1343 1st st. n.w.--6 r.. b.: 81 900 down.
J341 1st. st. n.w--6 r., b.; 81 900 down.
l710 1st st n.w.-6 r, b.; $1,000 down.
1897 11th st. n.w,-6 r., b.; S1.500 down.
437 Que ST. n.w.-S r, b.; $1,000 down.
Mannix RA 77l7. with LEON F. LAMB,
Realtor. DI. 0476, 927 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
coLoRED-PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.,

Corner, facing Soldiers Home big yard.
trees; Williamsburg Colonial brick, porch
es large airy rooms, recreation room, oil
heat. ia baths, laundry trays. snow-white
kitchen equipment; brick garage; move in
Tuesday morning, July 3lst; $1,000 down.
1105 S. Carolina ave,-Beautiful front
yard, Z rooms. auto. gas heat, tile bath;
wide 2-story brick dwelling; SI,500 down.
Upper tn st. nw.-Less than $4,000,
2-story brick, q rooms, h.-w.h., tile bath,
full basement; $3.50 down.
lie Droit Park-Finest shrubbery in NV,
unusual porches, attractive door entrances.
ba tbs, b..w'h. full basement. semideta ched:
vacant; 1000 down
Near New Hampshire and Princeton
81 900 down, semidetached 2-story brick,
d rooms, porches good floors. INV h,
large tile bath.
SS,50o-In 5000 block of 5th St NV,
2-story brick, h.-wh.. 8 rooms, tile bath,
tull basement. laundry tubs.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

VACANT HOUSE-509 9th st NV IL
rooms, ? baths, oil heat. Price, S14500.
Open for inspection one day only. Sunday,
from 10 to 2 am. Call r. HERNANDEZ.
DI. HGSl or ME. 1890.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

acres of woodland, Is miles from Wash
estate estate or 'hi hunting lodge. Also, It could b.
developed into small wooded estates OF
| to 5 acres for postwar development. Coco
now ranging on property Rolling wood
land, springs and small streams. Fronting
on all-weather roads: Electricity sno
eled and trimmed in sycamore with ran
dom-width oak floors, also large nre;
md noor. 3 bedrooms. bath and closets
Ense REHDsTs 4e w.f liz a sapaeds 9Se6Vn
|.welD over sealed deep well. Can only BE
appreciated by personal inspection: Nc
sosn oay over H
miles from histogie Fairfax coSrt srcs House
Phone Falls Church 1907.
frame Colonial-type home, located IN the
quaint village of Fairfax Court House
within 25 mnutss .a, Of aoTnsSwn washns
Sesutifuily sssslth andscaped level lawn and mans
rare Se sns n0Rs
Zone with ireplace), spacious paneled
on ON 10 long ,,aiery porch, powder room, spa.
On the stcone floor. bedrooms and !
Price, $4,000. GEORGE MASON GREEN
co. eyc,r;ivc agent. 2s40 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. va. cH. 1888; evenings OIL
ARLINGTON. VA.-Good 2-story brick
detached; nice residential section; kitchen
includes, new refrigerator, z bedrms. anS anS
| laundry rm., storm sash. screened win,
dows lge. porch. lse. lot with trees @ @snd
nfdgss 1onv, eH las e ousss ox ,so
FALLS CHURCH. Is miles to d. c.; 8.
room modern house on 80 acres; 1st floor
living room, dining room, Kitchens
rooms and bath; h.-w.h., coal chicken
houses; double garage. garden, fruit;
price. sic. 900 j. l. c. WEST r. C. 2135
ARLINGTON, vA.-very attractive brick
wooded lot; det garage. REALTY AS.
soCIATES. CH. 143s. OK. 1i30. :,
Evening star., 1945-07-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE cash purchasers for your prop
erty. For quick, courteous service call
PROVIDENT REALTY CO. MI. $40. spe-
cialists in colored properties
PRIVATE PARTY would like to buy from
in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-27
FRAZIER FUNERAL
SUNDAY AT 3 P. M,

Funeral services for Floyd S
Frazier, prominent member Of the
EPSON community who died Il the
Veterans hospital in Fayette lie
yesterday, VIII be held az New
Bethel Baptist church at EPSON to
morrow afternoon at three o'clock
Interment viii be in the cnurch
cemetery.
Rev. Talmadge Smith, pastor, will
conduct the services, assisted by
Rev. E. Norfleet Gardner, pastor Of
the First Baptist church. of Hen
derson.
Pallbearers viii be as follows
Active, John Inscoe. W. d. Ayscue.
Taylor Boone, Charlie Morgan, D
7. Dickie and Lem T. Hayes. Hon
orary. O. w. Rem, Clyde Murphy.
W. J.. Aston, Fred Register, A. II.
Moore, W. b. Daniel, G. S. Finch,
Rufus Bartholomew, Joe Bartholo-
new, Otha Hayes, Spencer Dean
and C. D. Rivers.
Mr.. Frazier had been a patient al
the Veterans hospital for several
weeks and had been i'll for some
time. He was a veteran of the first
World War.
Surviving are his wife, two daugh-
tiers, n son, four sisters and five
brothers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-27
ShaN'> Nhippet
Back On Streets
OF City Again

Although the breakdown OF
:. {. >haW'e 1927 Nhippet wa
expected by the entire popuTa-
ton OF the city of Henderson, its
return TO active service Thurs
day was entirely unexpected
and provoked all kinds of COM
ments from neighbnrs and cit
liens.
Believe it or not one lady ex-
pressed her delight al It's return
because it had become an alarm
for her and since ii had been
indiSpOSed she had been late to
work because her alarm was
silent.
As the Whippet chugged
down the street, incrcdul0us
eyes were amazed to see the
aged car proudly proceeding
down the street, steered by the
bcau'ng, happy Mr.. shay. and
a vast number supposed they
were dreaming.
Nr. shaw spared no expense
XII attempting 20 I~f>GNEllitt the
beloved auto and the t~ireIeSs eff
forts OF the master Weider. Hu-
bert Mullins, at PttTN'S Junk
yard e rewarded with the
NMpp2tS assuming lis custom
airy milk route and mean of
TRANSFORMATION for Mr.. Shaw.
the broken drive-shaft. the We
hicle'S lungs, was welded with
another drive shaft and the
junk pile was cheated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-27
Well Pass Along To You.

P3rnUm & Baiiey oace played
Townsville .... Henderson vas the
largest city IT the world When it
was first Incorporated. BY mistake,
il was laid off IN miles instead Of
yards ... WILLIAMSBURG, which was
on the stage coach line, was once
considered as a likely site for the
state capitol -. The Townsville rail-
road ceased operations about twenty
years ago when the locomotive fell
through a bridge between DreWry
and Townsville, The engine is still
there to the best Of our knowledge
The Old Raleigh and CASTOR
railroad bridge over the Tar river,
near Franklinton, built Of stone by
Scotch engineers, Was the highest
in the world at the time of It's con
tructlOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-27
Pig On Pit
Gets Too Hot

A pig got barbecued more than
was intended yesterday and fire
men were called to Wesley Hughes
barbecue pit about 100 o'clock to
extinguish the fire. The pig was
completely burned and small dam
ages ere reported to the roof of the
pit.
An automobile belonging to Nath-
an Rigsan caught fire on the old Ra-
leigh road, near the sub station, last
night at ll:l5 o'clock. No damage
was reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-27
r CHARLES c.
IS DEAD IN

Word was received here today of
the death of Mrs. Charles Henry
Logue. 313 Ware avenue, East Point,
Georgia, mother Of Mrs. r. c. w.
Radford, of Henderson. Mrs, Logue
dies suddenly Friday afternoon fol-
loving a heart attack.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed, but it vas learned
that the funeral will be held in
Georgia.
Mrs. Logue is survived by her
husband, and two daughters. Miss
Marv Logue, Of the home, and Mrs.
Radford.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-27
In Our Travels.

We discovered that SatterWhite
has premiums for octagon coup1nS
It's silly to be chilly When
EIird's has such neat sweaters .,.
You can get that good homogeniz-
I'd milk by calling Southern Ice
Cream It's the Cradle Shop for
little Miss Muft-its Not nylons,
but ~5l-gauge at NorWich's Top
the table with hospitality. Attrac-
tive luncheon cloths at Davis =.
L%eggett's features fashions in chic
sarb for the gals. To be right in
step: Webs They are heraldins
the new Ford at Clements -.
Vance Furniture has ban promis-
I'd steel wagons by Christmas
Feet first: kinney's, also nifty nit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-27
REWARD

Vicksburg, Miss, Oct. 27.-(AP)-
A butcher, in need of a furnished
aparentment, today added a tempt
ing inducement by inserting this
classified ad in a local paper-"Re
ward, one 20-pound ham,"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-27
Jcu d. ESDrit.

a little humor, credited to Hclen
Rowland, "A woman tlees from tenn
ptatIon, but a man Just craWIs away
from II IN the cheerful nope that it
may OVertake nm
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
PAGE SEVEN

pr. Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht, a banking wizard, scraped together the money that paid for the Nazis' guns. Minister of eco- monies and president of the Reichsbank, he dictated finances as unflinchingly as the Fuehrer dictated politics. Schacht was all most American born; his birth came three weeks after his par ents returned to Germany from a fiVe-year stay in the United Statse. Now 68, the ex-Nazi treas urer became Hitler's advisor in 1881. He told English friends that Hitler's reign would be brief . detested the torture of Jews preferred to grab Jewish property and force Jews out of business .. ruled that no money could leave Germany led a quiet, Studious life finally was arrested by Hitler in 1914 and thrown into a concentration camp.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
Who The Defendants Are
 Tn The War Crime Trials
R) NeWsfeatures

The son of RittmeiSten Schirach and the former Emma Fillou of Chestnut Hills, Philadelphia, Schirach was one of the youngest Nazi officials when he took his seat in the 1882 Reichstag at the age of 25. He urged German youths to mould their lives after Hitler, who neither drank nor smoked. At one time he was Nazi
 governor and gauleiter in Vienna.