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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Neil MacKay, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank MacKay, Manor avenue, is spending a vacation with his par ents. MT. MacKay is a student at Notre Dame University. His brother,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

fair has appealed for volunteers to assist with parade arrangements. There will be no admission charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
TaH Tower
 Topics
AIR RAVES
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

A rusty tenor sings of love, So you give the dial another shove, Only to feel decided irritation At tiresome discourse imitation
 Isn't it funny
 The easy money
 Folks get the air,
 It gets in your hair. A brushlesS shaving brush announcer raves About the quality of brushlesS slaves; A high soprano is still trying to find out Who is Sylvia, but why must she shout!
 Isn't it amusing And not little confusing,
 And may say
 To hear folks on the air!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Mrs. Mae H. Walsh, and daugh- ter, Mrs. Michael Fanniglietti, of Seymour street, spent the week end in New York. They were registered at the Prince George hotel. They witnessed the commissioning of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt" and visited other ships, including the Missouri and the Midway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Robert Stephens and Edward O'EIearn, of Meadow street have re- turned after spending the week end in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Mrs. Thomas Lawlor, Highland avenue, has returned after spend- ing the last week with her daugh- ter, Miss Bernadine Lawlor, New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Colin, a former student at Notre Dame, before his induction into the Navy is now at Treasure Island. :.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Thomas of Haw- kins street have returned from va cation spent in Litchfield and Tor rington.
 Mrs. Margaret Sugrue, of South street is recuperating at her home after undergoing minor operation at St. Mary's Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

EMERGENCY" CONTRIBUTION
 Waterbury, Conn, October. ......1s46 In consideration the gifts of others hereby agree c pay to The Combined War Fund and Community Chest Inc for the year ls4s the sum Dollars C............)
 Signature .-.r--.--~ Address .........................-..-D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

All emergency Fund for boys and girls in the
 and relieve the suffering of our former allies
Evening star., 1945-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the part.
nership heretofore existing between Annl
B. McGrath and ThereSe C Towne, t/a
Anna. .Therese Hair Salon, 1886 Conn ave
nv. has been terminated rs Of April 80
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
DEBTS other than those contracted by NV
seil. MICHAEL NEBEL, 9112 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed: small monthly
payments: immediate installation. b. A
STANSBURY, IL 1929.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and upholstered
IN your nome in nearby Wash. and Vir-
ginia. Box 442-D. Star. IL
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold.
ers OF the National Union Insurance Com
pany OF Washington for the election OF
directors and for such other lawful busi-
ness as may come before the meeting, will
pc held at the ONCE of the company, No
glS F st. NV. on Monday, July 8 i945
wfEL1SM Sfh Il. MAJ MaRBuR9. Y secrstaps asaqse pm
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-As of thi,
day. June 8, 1945, the arm trading a,
Symonds Bros, located at l33 Webste]
st, NV, owned by Robert H Symonds ant
Alvin NJ. Symonds, is hereby dissolved, Any
obligations. accounts, leins, truck and equip
ment is hereby taken over by the brothe,
known as Robert H. Symonds and com.
pletely and positively releases Alvin M. Sy.
monds Of any binding obligations pertain.
ing to the firm known heretofore as Sy.
monds Bros. (Signed) ROBERT II. SY.
MONDS, ALVIN M SYMONDS. 12s
Evening star., 1945-06-11
HEIR MEN end WoMEN (cent.)

HEIR MEN end WoMEN (csat.)
ELEvATOR. ,OPERATORs, white, s-hr.
uniforms. Apply houssfseper. DocToRs
Foeb couNTns fhs cissks cfi Il f is or over ".
food soasrs hspes Ell ef1 e i.ed IVA Sn ton
n R sand.rsa saa slss
Apply Ct any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
33iHs1i 3EWkiLRY Il sxLEsMEN, q hs male or female:
permanent Dosition. 1Iaa cHsqRIBERds. aSRe 1904
kITcHEN and dining rm. help, colored;
Closed Fridsys MAxiME MAlaS REsTAWRANr EssIiHHsasTi
MSA "a IN Goaa soorsS ss. to es assist chef
IN IN @ gallsy o Sf s.ssmboat. @ Apply in person
PoETERs AND MAIDS. colored. fun time.
saSs noo saa5z The AsekF co t.
sALssnEorLE in all dspts. for evening
sRs ssPss se' Rsas0nRsl Rsoo W.sans ssss
si dspts .xperience aesilaBle iSnBBle'%sa' 5as noa a
necessary; Apply personnel ofnces, SEARS
af1 SafEEHHCk CO. 450O Wisconsin ave. and
STUDENTS 70 work during the summer.
fnnsne ~ positions; ati. must Be l6 years old
| VI APply pcIoOuucl OlQCSs LuQ u0OI,
Hi EsGhu &c T. ior snd Prnc. IN osorr..
County; experience desirable but not nee
| esSary; permanent; prefer person living
near Upper Marlboro; good salary to start:
sxIiieiisnt SiIie r. opportunity. Box 1913. Hyatts-
GIANT FOOD STORES needs your help in
ITS sincere endeavor to do all in its power
70 help feed greater wartime Washington
Wnetner you are in Govt. or private in-
dustry; u you are at all interested in earn.
| Ing additional money, you should imme.
| olately investigate the many part-time DO.
sltions We oder to ut your available outside
time. Particularly should veterans and
school teachers be interested in such part
tins employment. Right now we need the
/ registers and collect, for purchases; order
packers to work with cashiers in bagginx
| customers purchases. produce scale clerks
Tor price marking Of produce purchases;
meat counter clerks for marking purcha ses
in that dept; delicatessen counter clerks
| Tor price marking purchases in that dept |;
| grocery stockers for stocking seh-Service
| grocery shelves (no sales work. Choice Of
part-time work. 8 to 2 or to 8; or any
5-hour period you desire between 8 and 8.
1 Fun time. OF course, is always open,
women women boys Or girls, 1e to 5OMmwhite Or
your age and abilities No experiences
needed; we teach you all duties. Apply
MI Lehrman, GIANT FOOD STORES, SAB
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
THOROUGHLY experienced shoe saIespeo-
PIE In large local dept. store. The posi-
| tion pays liberal commission against
draw. Box 352-R, Star
Evening star., 1945-06-11
HELP MEN onS WOMEN

BAkER's HELPER, expeTienced or mex
highway. sH. e032.
CHECKER-CASHIER, part time or full
time. Good salary and commission. 62O5
COOK. steady day work; good pay; for
restaurant. Call AID. 9S42.
and furnish Satisfactory references; ton
salary and good home to right couple in
sqRurPs MR p.SayMn 81 yMMnashinEton 8s busline: Can
hours Of 10 am. and 10 noon.
COUPLE-General handyman, able to drive
car woman TO cook and clean. Your own
Attractively furnished cottage with an
modern conveniences; virginia estate, as
miles from Washington; best salary for
right people who win appreciate pleasant
further information. ~. =.
COUPLE or 2 women. for girls summer
camp, mos: sonvenient kitchen: room,
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Foreign Policy Report
Sees FeudaIism's 5 End
In Eastern Europe

Sweeping economic and social re-
forms are now being brought about
in Eastern Europe, but it appears
that feudalism there will be swept
away without undue factional
strife" the Foreign Policy Associa-
ton said in report today.
The report, prepared by Winifred
N. Helsel of the associations staff
said that many of the reforms In
countries such as Hungary, Ru-
mania and Poland were the result
OF Russian influence. Their govern
ments want to accommodate" them.
selves to their powerful neighbor
and have taken steps to bring some
OF their fundamental institutions
into conformity with those of the
U. S. S. R."
'The fact remains" the report
added, that local conditions explain
the changes being carried out in a
region where, with few exceptions
standards of living were low. and
semi-Fascist distatorships prevailed
during the prewar period"
Land Reforms in Hungary,
Hungary, it was note, is preparing
land reforms to apply to 5000, ,O0O
acres, or approximately one-third
OF the country.
"The political and social changes
precipitated by this scheme will be
at least as far-reaching as the eco
nomic results" the report said,
since the measure will destroy the
wealth OF the nobility and gentry
and will distribute their property
among an estimated 5000, 900 agri-
cultural laborers.
Rumania also has adopted re-
forms providing that all tractors
and other agricultural machinery
taken over on confiscated estates
shall go to the state. The govern
ment plans to create district centers
which will lease the machines to
the peasant. The system is similar
to that used on Russian collective
farms.
Polish Estates Cut Up.
Sweeping land reforms also are
being carried out in Poland, the re-
port noted. The Warsaw provisional
regime there has confiscated and
parceled out all estates larger than
124 acres, dividing them among
peasants having less than 121s
acres.
I'm Yugoslavia," the report said.
"a kind of peasants socialism has
already been well established. for
the Committee of National LIBERIA
ton created not only new political
machinery in areas the Partisans
won by guerrilla warfare, but estab-
IShed economic institutions as WELL"
In Western Europe, it was found
"the trend toward naturalization
and increased government regula-
ton was well established before the
war, but has been held in check by
the postliberation governments"
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Special Sightseeing Desk
To Open at Union Station

Service men and women will now
have expert assistance available to
help them get the most complete
view possible of Washington during
the time they may stay here.
The War Hospitality Committee
announced opening of a special
sightseeing desk, at the Union Sta
tion. Information Service workers
viii man the desk and supply maps
and pamphlets describing points of
interest. Those who wish conducted
tours will be sent to the United
Nations Service Center, where vol
unteers will take them in groups
around the city.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Goodbye, Socks
CIar1n1y With
Perspiration

Don't suffer longer with that wet,
elsmmy feeling that comes with perspirine
feet. Don't walk around all day with damp
socks or stockings that torture tender feet.
Just sprinkle Aliens Foot-Ease over your
fest, between your toes and in your shoes
that wonderful. soothing, medicated powder
tnat acts quick to absorb excessive per-
spfation. sweaty feet also cause offensive
foot odors. But don't worry about this
etther. Just go to the nearest drug store
and get Aliens Foot-Ease. Get rid Of that
wet. clammy feeling - enjoy the blissful
comfort OF dry socks and stockings - get
foot-happy today the easy way,
Evening star., 1945-06-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
chAfE, ITCHING MINOR SKIN
TROUBLES. .RASHES. RELIEVED

Burn OF chafe irritations, sting of minor
SKIN troubles, simple rashes, baby 8 diaper
rash are more tormenting as weather
gets warmer. Relieve with Mexsana.
soothing medicated powder, contains
ingredients specialists often use for these
mlserles. Costs little. Get Mexsana.
nYERnISEaEEa-m- m------
Evening star., 1945-06-11

Around-the-clOck bombing re-
qulres around-the-month buying
invest regularly through payroll
savings.
Evening star., 1945-06-11

Continued on Next Psgs.S
Evening star., 1945-06-11

cHEsTHUr FARs e bAPsY abss hoe@ syl
yania ave. NV. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS ap
NEON GLASS TUBE BENDER, serviceme
men, journeymen and helpers; journeymer
$2cp ~ per FL hour; aS. helpers, bel good pay. D. {
SfGaf 1s M 3upiTos. SsS t1snscrips ss Apply man
SHT TAR2 uIRkHkT HOTEL 1919 9ss St
Slsa. MI pas past coliess % PIX ssv Ssrsyn Ss.ss s9s
NIGHT MAN to operate switchboard, ele
vator and act as door boy: good salar!
aaa 'Rs APn's nanases avs aw FAIRFAX no
NIGHT MAN, colored. relief nights
week. ,ll:3O pm; to am; switchboart
night: past 40 preferred; nom -drinker. Ap
ply LOUIS DIXON, ONCE. 20o7 o st. NV.
NIGHT wATCHMEN. 2 white men; per
steady men. Apply o'DoNNELI's. iss:
NIGHT v wArcHMAN, white. mus. be r.
liable and steady man: good wages. Appl
personnel ofice, o'DONNELL'S GRILL
eG21 oFf1cE 4 St ROY ~. whit. A. .o,or.d. ur,
have drivers license: permanent work
graft exempt; Apply 523 Star Bldg.
UrElCE ,rlI CLERA. young man for clericl
pIeasanE u club viii work ynds
typins and bookkeeping required; 40 hour
per week; vacation With pay; permanen
position and good opportunity for cd
vvanesment; S12O per month to start. Bo
ciL iLT sussER sasf sEEv1crMAN. .uper., zoo
Postwar future; top wages. Cali VI
PAINTER tspray work) for steady work
| Apply to superintendent at field once
/ Rvision ave. housing project. south 0
PAINTERS. naustzbe ,nrst clss, and sober
steady work. good pay. Apply 1920 Irvin
| PAINTERS, one snray man and ..v.-.
brush men; long job, close in, East Hiiis
1nc;, Bsnning I'd. and b st. s.e. See Mr.
PAINTER, frst-class; must be sober an,
reliable; your own ladders, brushes, etc.
for contract work in D. G. BOX 339-R, Star
PAINTERS, drst-class mechanics, prevail
Ing wages; steady work. Apply 4S3l
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
PAINTERS wanted, also paint foreman
year round work guarsnteed; must b
sopsT; nTNfsHRvT G10a wages. Call OF. so76. sAUTEI
PAINTERS required for colored housin,
hour. Telephone ct. S4ss. ~ -
PAINTERS, several men who srs interested
HOTEL sTATLER 10Th and I sts. NV
Evening star., 1945-06-11

sories in busy military store. Good salar
fH sPoRT saop foh snd sss
SALESMAN in established jeweiry store
excellent salary dg and good future for righ
sAIEsMxN a 1g9-f Who has ssa5 sold vacuums, ,nsur
PgToposaItien, prep ever q .sSrsSsda; Pun somnissIop
Using caii IA. 1850. Ask for Mr.. t REDELL DELI
SAaEsmAS Ian snd !. adv, window trimmer for retail
position, good future; starting salary, SSi
4ssaS Z e 81 .s Acres ss,.es ss
Gar necessary. Best selling propositio1
s2.n n0g D0stwh5 psEoa you VI
Sparks, FORT LINCOLN cEMETERY, 3sol
sladensburg I'd, at District line.
bilious, energetic young man interested IL
account and nd eommissien: ABBY cAPFTAii
hans RepssIe ISL 1877 IL spponsm.n ss aS
opening for alert. agreeable person to carr
manent; M liberal discount on personal bur. M
SsSHsss sassss sHSsss !s!s $. IN. soOso
sstabllshed territors; must have % fnoeieds, eNass
/ Of selling to retail trade. A good futur,
hpuy fS5 Trsf rsAHbahp sa qss s sv; osHeas
Co, Al Eye st. ne.
statesmen, veterans and members Of tn,
Masonic order; this Is an opportunity {,
build real future; our men average S3, ,00(
70 S.. 600 1st year. Call at HOG Earl
SIIEsMEH wanted, full time or part time
We have q profitable proposition for sales
men, either men or women, calling on res
ltaurantss taverns, hotels, theaters, easolin,
stations, ofice bldgs.. .-can be handled bl
| itself or together with your regular Hines
Interviews, 7:3Q pm. to $3.50 pm. Mon.
sxLEsMENMwoIt evenings, 9 to 10, or
$1o0 to 5000 weekly commissions; pref
erably experienced salesmen who have
sold Specialties. commodities or service In
the home field; connection permanent;
train with regular statesmen In the field
see these earnings made. n. D. BRUM-
FIELD, Ambassador Hotel, 10 to 2. 12s
statesmen to sell rooiins. siding. insuls.
ton and storm windows; JohnB-ManviIle
materials; unusual opportunity for attrac-
tive commissions in one Of the most needed
and promising businesses in America. For
appointment phone DI. 1852, MR.. Az
sALEsMEN.- Wholesale beauty. .supply
house wants young men for estabiiShed
territory; car essential; salary and COM
mission. Apply kAY.xVANS, Nc.s Sic
9th Ut. nv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
State Denies
Death Claims

LANSING, March 6-The state
descfaimed liability today TO the
families OF two Michigan state
troopers who lost their lives bat
Ting flames Ia a building owned
by their battalian commander.
The states action was taken
on recommendation of Atty. Gen.
Dethmers. wh) said that the alb
Scnce of testimony that the men,
Pvts. Martin Glyshaw and Robert
Coigan, were ordered into the
building absolved the state of re-
sponsibility
Testimony was that GlyShaw
and Colgan rushed from a bar
racks used by a detail guarding
the Bluewater Bridge al Port
Huron and entered the building
ahead of their commander. Maj.
Hugh S. Webb They had reached
the top floor when the structure
collapsed, fatally injuring both
ren.
Glyshaw's heirs sued Mai.
webb, wtnnm5 $1,000 settle
rnent. Colgan family received
nothing but funeral expenses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

Witnesses

Examination of IL defendants
in a numbers case was adjourned
until March 20 today by Re-
.corder's Judge Paul KrauSe
when two important witnesses
failed TO appear.
Sgt. Clayton Nowlin Of the
gambling squad testified that both
witnesses told him they had been
warned to change their stories
under threat of violence. The
witnesses were James d. Martin.
a parking lot attendant of 62l5
Cass and Mitchell Burney of 8042
Richmond
Krause ordered police 10 arrest
the pair for contempt of court.
Motion lures of alleged
mutuels racket activities at a
parking lot at 62l5 CaSS were
shown in the courtroom.
Three figures in the Willie
Simms-Isadore Kitchener case are
defendants. They are Peter Tru-
piano, 35, of 1878 ST Clair; Jake
Zak, 20, of $3.50 Second and Hor-
ace Kimp, 43. of 994 Brewster.
Another defendant is Salvatore
Sierra. As. of $50 Lakepointe, in
whose home, police said. they
seized $36, 500 from a safe,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

Sought

In a report 10 common council
to-day James x Watkins head OF
-rtr Crryy 1Urcr-raC1st committee.
proposed "a $4,000 popular educa-
ttaa ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "a decrease
racial tensions and conflict IN
Deroit
I'm asking for an appropriation
Watkins said The program would
have three attacks ON the prob
lcm Tho education would bc
carried out hy program with exist
nc organizations. through advcr-
us.ng and publicity and through
VWnnG I'M city service n depart
neuts where both Negroes and
white, are employed
The council Immediately voted
'hc committee additional funds 10
finance ITS work through June go
che end of the fiscal year
Watkins report said he believed
some progress has been made 10y
the committee and that the pro
posed new Negro housing project
in rhc Oakwood section IN south
cast Detroit would be a good start
in relieving racial tension
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Train. Ships
Stage Duel

ROME. March 6 -uNSl=A duel
between three French cruisers
ana a NaH armnrcd train has
been reported today by Allied
Mediterranean headquarters.
The French WarShlpS. Tho
C,eArees- asp4tp-- -,+4aAnp- Il Are
and Montcalm, bombarded a rail
way tunnel on The Italian coast
near Bordighera station. sup
poSedly the firing point OF the
train
French cunncrS scored hits on
the tunnel, The tram and The SJa-
. ~, ----- ----
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

IIlIIll lNNiNIiiilf ANI III l'INII AIf N'
five years. or "a fine ~ up Va
Sl0.Q40 for 7HN -@ar plant opera
tor who proNoke> strike among
his employees
AIMED At EMPLOYER
The measure provides
Employer provoking strikes
ANY employer 0t labor cngag-
ing iR the manufacture -nf
materials for use iu the fur
therancc of the war effort,
during ~ period in which the
tuitrd states = Ht vt, Nh"
shall bN act or failure to act
cause dissatisfaction ON the part
of his employees, resulting IN the
provoking of strike or strikes,
shall he guilty of a felony and
upon conviction shall he pun
iShcd nv Imprisonment not more
than FIVE years or ny fine of
not more than $1,000 or both.
In tho discretion of the court.
TREASON OF WORKER
Treason by labor-Any EN-
ploNe i'm plant engaging in the
manufacture ut materials for
use i'm the iurtherance ot the
war effort, during period
when the United STATES il At
war, who shall he "A party 10
the Stoppage ot work, or of
retafdine ~ -ReFmaI PFedHetieH,
or strike shall he guilty Of the
crime of treason against this
state and shaft he punished as
provided bN section 80 Of the
penal code"
Section 54i of thc penal code
pEoAldeN-
Every person who shall com
init the crime of treason against
this state shall suffer the pun
iShment Of death for the same.
NO persons shall be con
ViCted ot treason unless upon
the testimony of two witnesses
Ia the same overt act. or by
confession IN oprn cnurt "
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Short Story: Bogdrt
In West She S East

HOLLYWOOD. March 6 (UP)
Humphrey Bogart reported for
work in The Two Mrs. Carols"
today after his return 10 Holly
wood-alone.
Bogart came hack from New
York yesterday without Lauren
Bacall. whom he told eastern re-
PofteFs be planned te marry
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
TRE pETRnlT TIMES
March l945
Blasts L. -.
Paper Waste

WASHINGTON. Nareh 9
Glsring waste Of paper by federal
bureaus as cNempliicd hy nov
265-page book on fertility 20.
American women drew lIl>itiIn-
criticism az initial hearings oi ihr
special Boren committee oi ihr
House, investigating paper ~hori-
ages.
"Asinine but typical % Rep.
Brown tRl oi Ohio termed the
thick publication ISSUED by me
census bureau. and purpCrtnc
20 give comparisons OF women IS
fertility m 1870 and 1910
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
100" annual Statement to its Poticyh0tderS

whole. Before life insurance funds 60 back from the
Company pocyhoders benecarcs accordance with
the terms Of the policy contracts those funds become avail
able for employment in the economic life OF the people in the
form of investments loans In normal wears they help
finance the pursuits of peace. In ti1rv r1
nns the war Indeed, 81 per Of all the Company
assets invested in United States Government
lies helping 10 finance the war.
The growth and Development Of The Company during the
past hafcentury illustrated BY these interesting
parsons:
holders and
Bcnc6carie.. ..-- t5665,oo3 su6l-tel S@oq&d
Number OF Puiicies
Outstanding .... 27-.600 l56lqt 3.1ql5at
Insurance in Force S8l329t16O $32-q2008b Stit-0 30
Assets ..--.... $t2.Oll,7-0 <96011l-o $3.50 -}89lo
Throughout the years, the Company has recognized that the
confidence Of it, pocvholders be based strong
foundation Of security Prior 1900 the Company assumed
that it would in Of per highest grade
investments and ii had been using per factor
for life insurance premium calculations However. IN 1900 u
view of decreased investment yields, the Company adopted
per cent for policies. 1h, change added 80 an
important element Of safety behind the Compan,. future
contracts During the past year because Of the m lower
Yields which now prevail the Company ha again strengthened
IT'S reserve basis by changing its interest assumption r
new policies from per cent to - per
IS the end Of our first century look back
long life of service the greatest Of American institutions.
the family And second century, look for
ward to the opportunity the years Of even greater
service to the family and the nation
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
I Held for Trial
In S5,4OO Theft

Willie SprWel. q Of 4l22 Has
tiuCS and William y Young, 32,
of F,ufouIa Ala. were held for
trial IN recorder court today after
the latlerS sister testified that
they induced her 10 steal the
50. 100 savings of a war worker.
Mrs Minnie Mitchell, alias Lee
Young of Clayton. Ala said that
while she was a houSekeeper for
Clarence Williams. 46 of 1923
Benton the two induced her 10
take Williams money which he
had concealed under a mattress.
After dividing the money they
hurled II Oh the side of a noun
tam ncar Montgomery, Ala.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

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). Irradiatcd with sunshine Vitamin D.
q. Every step of processing scientifically
conuolled-to give you the Purest, safest
milk in the world.
You just couldn't buy inner evaporated
milk at any price, And every can gives
you coupon for valuable premiums. So
why not start today TO make Borden's
Silver Cow Evaporated Milk your regular
brand
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Writ Denied Sisters
To Restrain Eviction

Two sisters, wives of overseas
soldiers whose mother is an in
valid. today had been denied a
federal injunction 10 prevent their
eviction from 1887 Normandy.
pWntr>hip- OF The property is IN
conflict
Mrs Paula Mckinley and Mrs.
DarrN DeLylc asked the injunc-
roD. claiming they were unable
~ L-nL nLl,-L nIllLLnLS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Senators Back Vinson

WASHINGTON. March 6 QNS)
The Senate banking committee
today recommended confirmation
of Economic Stabilizcr VinSon TO
succeed Jesse Jones as federal
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