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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
Life Sketches. Background
o. Trio CT Potsdun1

But if his future is uncertain his
purpose is clear the preservation
and protection of the agglOmeratIon
OF peoples and countries called the
British empire I did not become
His MajestyS first minister to pre-
side over the dissolution Of the
British empire, he once said. and
ne meant it.
JOSEF STAIN.
Man Of steel tested i'll the
fire Of battle born Gossip Dlu-
gashvili. near T!tlis in the Caucas-
us . studied for the priesthood
by legend. organizer Of a holdup
Of the CZarlst state treasury at Tiflis.
to provide funds iOr the revolution
lists twice organizer Of the de
tense of a Volga city. known as
Tsaritsyn when he saved it from
the whites, known as Stallngrad
when he saved it from Hitler +
Stain sits down as one Of The
Three at the peak Of power and
prestige. Behind him is the great
est power in EW Jpe and Asia and
probably the greatest army in the
world.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
Chinese Storm
Outer kweilin

CHUNGKING, July II. (UPl-A
Chinese communique said Tuesday
that China's troops stormed the
suburbs of Kweilin former site of the
great American airbase lost to the
japanese LAST November, and ad-
yancing columns have pushed 20
miles to the north cutting off the
enemy's retreat toward Human prov
mce.
The communique also announced
that Tinpak, on the KWangtung
coast $50 miles west OF Hong Kong
had been retaken.
The Chinese forces have recaptur-
ed Tunghing, in the southwestern
most corner Of KWangtung province
approximately 29C miles southwest
OF KWeiln, and crossed the border
into French IndO-China to occupy
MonCay.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
CHASING SEQUESTERED FOOD
CUT OF THE 'FOXHOLES'

AT the moment the spotlight is on the
new secretary of agriculture as he un-
dertakes to straighten out the much gun
gled and bureau-b0und food distribution
problem.
Forced to recognize the present ma
chinery set up in Washington, because
congress was unwilling to accede to the
almost universal demand that he be
made food CZar,' Secretary Anderson
is experiencing the usual handicaps.
But he learned much while heading
a subcommittee Of the house empowered
to conduct a nationwide inquiry on the
entire problem. One important thing
learned in that capacity was that ''he
couldn't locate food supplies III Wash
ingtOn bureaus"
Acting on that premise the new secre
tary is going directly to the sources. He
cannot bypass altogether the Office OF
Price Administration and the Wod Food
Administration and other kindred bur
eaus because he lacks full authority. But
when he finds that certain food item IS
under Il shortage for the reason that the
bureaus have permitted too great stock
pile, he can and is forcing these agencies
to rectify the mistake or the blunder.
few such Incidents and the bureaus either
VIII SLep dSlUe eIlIGely or De8lI W luIlC-
ton SenSlby.
Recently Anderson found that govern
m-nt purchases Of butter for instance,
were declining But the food agencies
had not learned this or as customary,
ignored the situation. The result-mOre
butter for civilians and an end to spoil
age and still plentiful supply for the
armed forces.
Similarly the new official found that
the bureaus were sticking to a rule de
termined ION paper rather than full
knowledge Of the livestock situation.
Forthwith some Of the absurd and waste
ful rules as to slaughterhouses have been
obliterated and another tremendous
waste remedied-and more meat.
Anderson also had the temerity to
proclaim the other day that the United
States can't feed the whole world Said
he, "even if we kept nothing at all for
ourselves" And he boWled over the
theory and doctrine that has strangled
agriculture and created shortage after
shortage when he declared for a pro-
gram Of upar-prOductiOn. In other
words he goes back to the fundamentals
and discards the dreams and theories.
The new secretary of agriculture SIM
ply is doing what should have been the
practice all along. If his actions are on
the spectacular side, it is because Of the
entire right-abOut-face program after
years of what almost has been Wilful
laundering.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF OIL Et.OTECllt
CHARGES DUE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN .
| have received from the Dep.
ment OF Natural Resource thc 3.
ord Of assessments and charge,
petroleum and gas tc" the cu.
year.
The charges therein assessed
levied are due and payable ON
first Monday in July and une-.
thereof Will be delinquent On
sixth Monday after the first N
day III July at Six O'Clock. WI.
August IS. l945, and unless u.
TO the State Treasurer at the c..
tol prior thereto. fifteen per &C.
will be added to the amOant t.y.
Of. and unless paid prior Up tht /.
Monday III February next thc..
ter at six o'clock pm. FcDruats
I946. an additional five pea o
will be ADDED 10 the amount thr,
Of; and the remaining ont-llalt
said charges will become arlMq.u
On the first Monday i'll Fr.rU.
next succeeding the day upon W...
they become due and payabl.
six o'clock pm. February 4. IH
ana if not paid To the State Iry.
urer at the Capitol prior thrr.
five per cent will be added tu Y
amount thereof.
HARRY Z. RILEY. CuuI.I
BY: BERT FOSTER.
Deputy.
Dated at Sacramento. Caiitoru.I
this 2nd day Of JAy. l945.
CNO. l3l tJyll-l2-12-lC-I
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
Winery Seized
On Back Taxes

LOS ANGELES. July II. CUPp--
In the first action OF It's kind on
the west coast, the Arvin Wine Co,
Inc. of Arvin. Cal, was seized by
the federal government because Of
delinquent taxes, U. s. Attorney
Charles H. Carr announced Tuesday.
The Kern county winery and dis
tillery was seized after the corpor-
alton failed to meet a tax assess
ment Of $Sl.O83 900 which had &C
cumulated from 1941, Oh spirits and
wines. Carr claimed
The government charged the con-
Germ failed to pay taxes on 10000
gallons Of wines and liquors.
The winery has been operated
since June, 1912 by Carol H. Craig
ana his wife, Jeanette. and Fred
Turner and his wife, Eve
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
Notice of Hearing Petition For
Order to Convey Real Prop
erty on Completion of
Contract

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Thomas, the Executor of the Last
VIII and Testament and COdicil OF
L. j. Thomas, deceased, the seller
Cf the real property hereinafter
described. for an order authorizing
and directing him, as Executor to
convey said property to Milton Stan
ley jackson and Arley ROena Jack
son, husband and wife. in cOmpli-
ance with the terms of the Agree
ment Of Sale and Purchase entered
into by decedent in his lifetime as
seller, has been filed with the clerk
Of the above entitled court and that
Friday, the 9th day Of July, l945,
at Two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, in Department of the Su-
periOr Court of the State of Califor-
MIA in the City of Ell Centre. County
Of Imperial, has been set for the
hearing Of said petition. and all per
sons are hereby notified to appear
at the time and place set for said
hearing and show cause, if ary
they have, why the said order should
not be made. The real property to
be conveyed is situated in the Coun-
ty Of Imperial State Of California,
is more particularly described as
follows:
Block Eight 81, Imperial
Subdivision No. /.
Reference is hereby made to the
said petition for further particulars.
DATED: July 13, 1945.
W J. McCLELLAND
County Clerk.
w. A. CHRISTIAN,
Deputy Clerk.
mo. l8J lUllv y,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
1b5 Officers, Men
On 0kinaWa on
Homebound List

OKINAWA, July II. CUP(--165
officers and men are ready to go
home from this island under the
point system.
Col. Oliver Trechter, of Los An
geles, commanding officer Of the
personnel center, said that at pres
ent only those with 106 points would
be released There are over 5000 in
that category, and they will head
home by August 6.
Trechter said eventually all men
with the IS point minimum will
be sent home but their departure
will depend on the number OF re-
placements received. 1t is planned
to return 5000 to 5000 month when
conditions permit.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
Move Initiated
To Retire
Senator Glass

WASHINGTON, July ~ tJ3
An Official Of nearby Arlu
county. Virginia said M4nda.
would ask the courts "a force
retirement Of 87-year-old Sen
ter Glass 3D. Virginia who's,
health has kept him from Tins
ate for more than three years
The official, County Tyc-.
John Locke Green. said hr "a
ask the court Of appeals 10 de.
Glass seat vacant and 20 order A
Colgate w. Dalden. Jill tu cy.
election for a successor
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
LOVE PACT SLAYER
SENTENCED

LOS ANGELES. July II. up
Doris L. Reid, 30, Monday was SEN
;enced from five years to life III
Tehachapi prison for women for
The love pact" fatal atabbing Of her
boy friend, william 4 5trang, 40
Mrs. Reid, convicted on second
degree murder charge claimed she
and Strang made "loye pact and
ahe stabbed him after ne paid too
much attention to his estranged
wife Lola Strang. Superior Judge
Clement D. NYe sentenced her.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN The SUPEkIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
No. $500
n OTI c E
In the Matter of the Estate of
TOBIAS JANTZ, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that LE-
ROY SMITH. administrator of the
Estate of TOBIAS JANTZ. deceas-
ed, has filed in this Court Petition
for Authority to Execute Convey
ance in Accordance with Contract
the hearing Of which has been fixed
by said Court for Friday. the 9th
day Of July, 1915. at 2 o'clock pm.
at the court room thereof, at the
court house in said County of I'M
perial, and all persons interested in
said estate are notified then and
there to appear and show cause, if
any there be, why the said petition
should not be granted
Dated July 18th, l945. ~.
w. j. McCLELLAND.
County Clerk.
BY M. A. Christian,
Deputy.
NO, "a Jy1I-2G iacf-j
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17


We in the United States are now thor
oughly and almost unanimously agreed
that the walls of isolation are gone for
ever-Commander Harold Stassen. for
mer Governor Of Minnesota.
The eminent position Of the Y. >. III
the family Of nations is supported by
her balanced elements Of greatness, one
of which is military poWer.-Report OF
special Congressional committee.
Remember this, American. The French
will hate us (the Germans). The Rus
slams will use us. The British will ignore
us. And the Americans will help US
Mark my W0rds.-Karl Winteror, Nazl
soldier, to American war correspondent.
AS we are entering upon the ninth year
of the war, final victory is now secure
and the dawn Of freedom is already vlS>
ible-President Chang Kai-shek Of
China.
We have enough bread Tin France) for
immediate needs, but the situation as
affecting other foods is likely to grow
worse-Leon JouhauX. general secretary
of the French Confederation Of Labor,
while in the U. S.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The following edit
Oridts are presented as interesting OPin-
ions Uoiced 6y editors elseWhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion Of
tiis paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

It's still the New Deal we have to beat
in 46.-Herbert BroWnell National
Republican Chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
ON SALE BEER

Anyone desiring 10 protest the
issuance of such license Csl may file
q verified protest with the State
Board of Equalization at Sacramen-
to, California, stating grounds for
denial as provided by law. The prem
ise5 are now licensed for the sale
Of alcoholic beverages.
ALFRED N. HUDSON.
mo. 2D July 10
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
47O Main St, El Centre

Pursuant to such intention, the
is applying 10 the State
Board Of Equalization for issuance
of an alcoholic beverage license (dr
licenses for these premises as fol-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
No. 3l3l

WRIGHT, THOMAS & DORMAN.
Sixth floor Southern Title Building,
san Diego /, California, Telephone
Franklin 1921; and LESLIE L.
BURR, Imperial. California, AttOr-
neys for Executor.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of
L. j. THOMAS, Deceased.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that fifteen
days after the date posted, the UNI
drrsigned proposes to sell alcoholic
beverages at these premises, deScrlb-
Il FIl
Evening star., 1945-10-20
SITUATIONS MEN.
ARMY OFFICER, 80. TO be

from the service. desires employment in
accounting, selling or administrative Job,
with opportunity for advancement to mani
agerial position. College graduate. exper-
nsed ss IN sntaisns sa ps
BOOKKEEPER-Books started and kept
on q monthly basis: reasonable rates, ac-
curate results; no job too small; 25 years.
experience. Write to Suite 312. Tivoli
Theater Bldg,. 14th and Park I'd. NV. or
CefMAUFfEURseiHoUsEMAN, colored man.
good ref, live out desires position, private
family. Box 35S-B, Star, 22s
CLUB STEWARD-White, thoroughly ex-
per1enced, desires permanent position: ref.
erence Box 344-B: Star. 21s
DISCHARGED VETERAN desires to rep-
Australia; we'll qualified. ME. 1921, 5 pm.
Observation-Disclosures 9 years experience
photographic and general drafting, desires
position willing to further education to
establish future. Call Glebe s34S after l
EXPERT BooKKEEPER ofice manager,
age a3. 20 years experience sceounting and
ments and tax matters. available imme-
FOREMAN TOOLROOM. 10 years expe-
rience tool and die work and precision
PH1SS isr gaSscs nPx sasR q star
Information, cali FIR. $780, 22s
INVESTIGATOR, experienced private de-
tective. desires position with law arm or
business house. Bog 364-B, Star. 24s
CONTINUED on Next Pago,l
Evening star., 1945-10-20
HELP MEN and WOMEN

BROKERAGE CLERK, exper. not neces-
SANDY YABby II s peaaan Sh st. ve
promotion. Apply at any Peoples DRUG
STORE or employment ofice. n P st. ne.
every Friday f evening and ali day day' sate e
urday.. All items in store are plainly
marked, recurring no memory work We
lister in several hours. practice will then
sts soS isf AT Ef0f f6ob 4eRz nisE sa
CHAUFFEUR HoG1sEMAN, cook maid;
must be experienced. to do work of house
no laundry; excellent salary; District ref.
Ell z pessant ssss we'll
paid work; part, or full time; chance for
pTomotion, Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG
COUNTER CLERKS for full-time work OF
part, time work. every Friday evening. ane
all day Saturday, Duties consist of choice
luncheon items. or. steaks. chops and
roasts: customer selects from case. you
ant pv work Will, no Selling e experience need. iced
scale we will teach. you how in less thar
od 56uE roR A2Hy 5 BsdensSSls ask ra dA
lns refereSces n e Go. ' 47S4 elfah'ns ana COOK
woman must be excellent COOK and 'Gd mar
be chauffeur, houseman and yard man
must have local references; salary. S20C
must live in, nice servants quarters. Wo
DiSHwAsHERs, male or female. and por.
any Sfa DRud srosE or sf
RSynsns pRuG GLgRks 9fs experenae 5 ne desirable bu
pay, ppay,,s h hours; 6,day week. Apply at ans
PEOPLES msOt oF;sss DRpP 3 s STORE or at employ
store. or one who is willing to learn thl
Fo6D ANS SSx roTsTA SGsz steE CLERKS age 1e
train YOU: good pay pay Shis While learning q uni mt
srns aay Tasas spq bsU sFokE Ess AeR
PPlSS{uRSsTnxs PSuSTxR sfff aEiF Il aDpla s. ne BELL DRUG
psrt time uaTHERsfTY % Tn'fi DRHG ts CO. s s72t &
Gor eStR St ssSs q ethers interested
basis; represent established local jewelr,
ewery aofas the he 4e
isyESioT yssS Soz nSoST.Tsass SoS1S sssy sxnsr
9th fioor. Woo6WAR6 & LoTHRoP LOT eSp
sMso1s sNh dsiyi MyirE lasGo9 49, Thnssday
cellent salary SH 1874. g,
1 MAN AND WIFE, no children, on farm
nearby MARYLAND: wife TO dc gh.w.; mus
be sober and reliable: perm job; gooc
salary. with furn. house. See MR. RUP.
/ PERT. 1921 7th st. NV, Ma 05l0
MEN OR WOMEN, age 30 or over. as com
munication carriers, to deliver telegram.
| in downtown Washington. Apply WEST
ERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., 1917 New
York ave. NV.
| PHARMACIST-Prefer full time, but will
| consider whatever hrs. you care to work
VILLAGE PHARMACY, 1897 Pa. ave. Sc
REPORTER, assistant to washington cor
respondent Of reputable publication; per
manent, full or part time; opportunit
1 for ambitious person. Answer In detai
i age, experience, education, salary AM
i whether available full or part time. Eo
Evening star., 1945-10-20
HELP MEN end WoMEN tcont.l

SHOE SALESPEOPLE with experience for
our women's F1orshetm shoe shop; perma-
nent position, good salary. pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply Mr.. Seigal HAHN
SHOE STORE 4th and @ sts. NV, OF
TAILOR, experienced; permanent position;
good salary. Apply 919 H st. ne.
WAREHOUSE HELP, full or part time; per-
ings and excellent salary; chance for ad-
vancement;. immediate openings in the
following departments Markets. general
warehouse. shipping clerk, checkers. pack
ers and other help; experisnce not neces-
ployment once. 9th floor l1th and q sts.
NV. or 1st and Pierce SITS. ne.
WOMAN OR COUPLE for general house,
work. driving, etc; two in family, nearby
Maryland; fully modern cottage for house
help. In answering, state references, ex-
perience and wages expected. Box 305- B,
Star %.
COLORED, to clean small Office build
ing and make light deliveries; start at 3
pm; 5-day week: excellent pay. Ma
54ST. 500 Eye ST. NV
Evening star., 1945-10-20
HELP poMssrlc.

BABY NURSE, live in, care Of 1O-mo. .-oid
baby for employed parents, ghw., small
apartmsnt, plain cookins; excellent salary.
| |CHAifBERMAID-W private FAM
iiy: good salary: permanent employment
2013 o st. NV. NO. 1859.
Evening star., 1945-10-20

ave. NV WO. 2204, 8 am to 6 pm
sss sN Walls LlsQn' on IN manaser .o .o., :.
tendants and assist. manager: good salar
TO start; extra pay for assistant manager
sales: time and half Tor overtime: ' ali pos posi-
tions available. are. permanent and shoult
bs ,,s 99ns1dsred y Ia for the future Apply daily
MEN, young, draft exempt. to work i
shipping dept; 5-day week: good salary {
appy ss5 odA Asop RaoN sE ssc Fest, co
MRN Sfa0Ina iof 8agsz.ns q e. promotion work. ez
cellent opportunities. Apply 1121 5tl
men hour or oHeoKD REas Tfsh shARMseR ssss
MEN. general workers for new cafeteria
b.day. week. no experience necessary; fror
yofkins Conditions IN n attractive as euSi sarround
tngs: permanent positions: compapy's polio
s Spey eTs e sSisn M Wa hncs
NIsSAKLAI,SR sIsS a-I,SIfo = e.. INC. iIoi wiiso
and half over 20 S1sa hours se GALES rRop
gGTS CO. INC. Cottage City, Md.
MESSENGER aSs L. Or II one Who
G esseent
ties for advancement: give age, schooline
SI, work experience. p sddrsss ans telephon
Seaithfui, outdoor employment as tele
BIdpQ messengers. OayWOrR only, D1Cycie
not necessary. Apply WESTERN UNIOl
TELEGRAPH CO., 1917 New York ave
MESSENGERS AND INSPECTORS, imme
diate openings. Apply employment oflct
9th floor, WOODWARD q LOTHRoP. 9:3
to daily, 1890 TO Thursday.
all daywork, 6-day week: average carr
ings, $50 to $50 week. THOMPSON
DAIRY 2012 11th st. NV. Hiring ar
NIGHT CLERK-Apply manager. HoTE
HAWTHORNE. 2134 G st. NV.
NIGHT CLUB MANAGER, must be sober
openins 3 nights q week starting Octobe
81 Hillside 0e65.
500 mouth; / night OF each week: ell
vator and switchboard experience neceSsar.
NIGHT WATCHsfAN, must be- sober an
reliable. Apply employment ofice. At
Goor. LANSBURGH & BRO, 7th. sth an
stk NV
NURSE, male, for 20-year-oid boy: live /
u possible. Call between and $50 an
or to 9 pm. EN- 1850.
OIL BURNER and boiler installation mi
ehanics and pipe filters Call DU. 5143 {
epply at No. 8 L ct. s,w, between an
Am.
Evening star., 1945-10-20

Price. NEW YORK jEWELRY Co. as7 Sth
YouuNG LADY to assist cashier and wrap;
MIR. Douglas, SPORT CENTER, sth and
YouNG ijsi Lady, white. for counter or floor
work in one Of Washington's better cafe
terias, Regulars No Sunday work No
experience necessary, but applicant must
permanent position Starting salary, S35
Rsgglar advancement il Satisfactory For
GARRAGHy. at Sill 14th st. NV, between
$50 aGd II am, or and pm.
pabs nsaos oes se in te type and meet
week; pleasant surroundings; ample oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply Mr.. Poole,
ADVANCE CREDIT CORP. 3179 Wilson
YOUNG woMEN-5-day week. candy
plant workers. good working conditions,
good pay. Apply THE GOLD CRAFT CO.,
4 a. JOE 8 y YoG 81 VIII ENIoY-Learn this in
1ersstinF % W9rk EarniIgs at start; SSI 70
IS znDs eee
Sso a FhE = eHRsapEAkH RR sas $50 i poPoMA n Il
TAihTAx TaihHTPHpNyr VILLAGE io APARTMENTS we
have opening. in our office for clerk-typist.
knowledge OF typing and some shorthand
Pfsfer RESIDENT 81 nearby
or could arrange for you to have an
apartment in Fairfax Village. Call FIR.
$3.50, MR.. BLAKE.
DOCTOR requires. service of experienced
laboratory technician. Also needs nurse
receptionist with knowledge Of tipping Ex-
cellent salaries, 4o-hour week for each.
sRxERaI sev Is2LS' ysaseeaaNc1Es-seeretarystenog AGA
rapher, clerk. typist and bookkeeper, with
one OF the city's largest and most out
standing trade organizations; permanent
ment: interesting work and five-day week;
state age, experience, salary desired and
references character and businesS). Call
DI $685. between 10 M and pm. Mon
day, October %, for appointment, or reply
BOX 327-B, Star
IMUSICALLY INCLINED, white. for regular
full-time employment in neighborhood
music shop, dealing primarily in phono-
|graph records. Requirements. general
knowledge of music. Apply 3406 Conn.
Evening star., 1945-10-20

CONTINUED on Next PaSeJ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03

Laval paused a moment, then re- piled: T suppose am. will cut It."
 Petain slumped in his armchair.
 Laval was admonished by the judge that he was under oath and would be required only to answer questions.
 Laval began describing the agree ment he made with Sir Samuel Hoare of Great Britain which set the stage for the Italian invasion of Ethiopia. He said Anthony Eden told him that the Prince of Wales wanted to see him.
 Prince Spoke French
 "A few days later" he said, T had a private talk alone at the em- bassy with him. There was no in- terpreter. The Prince spoke French explained why had made an agreement with Italy, and suggested that he try to make one with Ger many.
 "Then King George V advised Hoare to conciliate the Italians, Laval said, "and this arrangement was made. I said to Hoare, now w have arranged affairs with Italy, lei us both try to avoid war with Ger many
 My hatred of Fascism wal greater than my love of my coun- try"
 In his discussion with the Prince of Wales, he said, Laval commented that Mussoclini would certainly ac. cept an honorable agreement" ane told the Prince that he should tall with his father.
 My father" he quoted the Prince "does not meddle in politics, but will talk with him."
 Speaking in a clear voice, Lava said:
 T hate war. I loathe war. Wal does not pay, even when you art victorious
 Jurors jeered openly as he added T respect human life"
 He said that even after he left thu foreign ministry, Mussolini wanted to remain friendly toward France.
 "At Stresa," he said, T told Ram
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03

Oak street; Maureen Holohen. 55 Brentwood avenue: Gertrude Fitz- gerald, 220 Park street. New Haven; William Brunese, Scovill Go.
 Electric foodmixer, Flossie Ro- manauskas, 87 Chambers street, Ophelia Pym, Scovill Co.,. 61814; w. Dean Clarke. R. F. D. No. 2 Waterbury; Obilio Comes. 1869 Thomaston avenue. Waterville: Howard Conrad, Oakville.
 Power mower. Homer Bunpell 253 North Main street, Union City: Irving L. Moody, Boz 2, Morris: Sophie Potoff. IA Division street. Oil burner. Knute Traalum. RED. Middlebury.
 Fishing rod. William J. Secor 116 Cloves Terrace: M. Howard 174390: Miss Lumena Cianciola, IS Katonne avenue: J. Hastings. 17651s: Rinaldi 183 Beecher avenue.
 Washing machine. Art Wunsch ST Beecher avenue: T. Goumy 178199: Thomas Nardozzi. IT Ward street: J. w. German. U. s. Time Co.,: Celia Bernbach. 173 Fulton Park avenue: George E. Taylor. 9s Robbins street, Mrs. Agnes s Bryan 153 Prospect street, M. E. Rockwell 177462; Charles Astromskas, 21 Lawlor street: M. J. Sullivan. 6901a North Riverside street; Lillian Ran ando. Oakville Division: V. Arch ambault. 9 Glenridge street.
 General Electric kitchen, Mrs Helen B. Cochard, East street, Vol colt.