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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-13
GobbIers Crop
 Breaks Record

Chicago, Nov. l3 - CUPl -- More than 44,000,000 turkeys are eating their heads of to provide the mak- ings for the nations Thanksgiving dinner.
 The institute of American Poultry industries reported today that since last spring the biggest crop of gob- blers on record has ben stnffing on choice grain.
 Despite the bumper crop, prices will stick pretty close to the ceiling -63 cents a pound for lightweight birds and 59 or 60 cents for turkeys i6 i-2 pounds or over
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-13
Dying Motorist Leaues
 Diary on Fight to LiUe

suffering for food and drink, Wny can not be found Not far off the road l fell asleep, Not a bit Of warning
 The next day. "All sunshine. Sar tan's mockefy. But He tdedl Will not leave me here
 Sunday night; "Will write this tonight as may not be able to co through another. Can hear cars go but seen hidden from them. Have used up my battery signalling WiEh lights and horn. Cannot understand why I cannot be found when my trip can be so easily verified ' need water most Of all. With lt train) falling most of the klme ! can get little by any device. [ can hardly move without agony"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-13
French Elect
 Gen. DeGauHe Chief Of State

Paris, Nov. 13 - UP) - The new French Chamber of Deputies today elected Gen. Charles De- Gaulle chief of the French state.
 DeGaulIe's election by the new assembly had been a foregone con clusiOn.
 Before his election, leaders of all the ma jor French parties rose in the chamber and announced they had agreed to vote for DeGaulle.
 The vote was 555 for DeGaulle with no opposition votes and one abstentiOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-13
BoWIes Rejects Auto Dealers

Washington, Nov. l3-(UP)- Price Administrator Chester Bowles rejected today demands of the Ma tional Automobile Dealers asSocia- ton for a more generous profit mar gin in the pricing of new cars. He defended the OPA's price plan as highly advantageous to dealers.
 Bowles told the House Small Bus mess committee that the NADA had engaged in the greatest single pres sure group operation since OPA was established" He declared he fa- Vored price control resulting from careful consideration" rather than price control by lobby pressure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-13
FLIGHTS CANCELLED

New York, Nov, l3.-UPl--All plane flights in and out of LaGuar- dia Field were cancelled again today as fog continued to shroud the New York area. The weather bureau re- ported the fog would not lift be- fore sometime tomorrow,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-13
Peace Hopes Loy in Mon British Socialist Explains Policies eOf His Government
 Bulletin

Washington, Nov. 13-tUPl- The Anglo American Canadian atomic bomb talks will be resumed at the White House at 4:S0 p. m. today.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

IN ALL Northants, Eng
j land, there was no better
coffin maker than Josiah
Charles Luck.
He built them OF pine for
the funerals of the poor
and OF costlier woods for
the rich. He was a master
Of his craft and never
heard a complaint.
The only protest - and
that a mild OnC-came from
his good wife, years ago.
Josiah" she said, you've
had that long rosewood job
under drapcs at the back Of
the shop for six months
now. Why don't you put it
out where somebody can
see il? Maybe it'd sell"
Josiah smiled down at
her and shook his head.
NO" he replied, I'm
saving that for an EmCr-
gency. Some extra tall fel-
low might die when I'm too
busy 10 make a coffin"
You've a pretty penny
in it," Mrs. Luck observed
dubiously. That lining is
the finest silk and the han
dies are chrome. I'd be
movin G that the first
chance l got"
WEARS passed and still the
y long coffin lay in a cor
ner of the workshop, Mrs.
Luck protested occasionally,
but TO no avail.
And then, recently, Luck
himself died at the age Of
80-and the extra long
rosewood job, the 1700th TO
leave his shop, proved just
his size, TO the surprise of
all the village.
a note in his desk, ad-
dressed TO Mrs. Luck, ex-
planned the mystery Of the
unsold coffin.
Il wanted 10 be taken out
TO the churchyard in a
proper coffin made with
my own hands" the dead
man wrote. But I didn't
wish TO worry you, so l told
YOU il was for an emer-
gcncy. This is the emer-
gcncy I had in mind"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06
lseb Kiloeyclu

liam Bendix battles imitation when he stars in 'tThe Life of Riley" over WATR- American, Sunday, July 8, at 10 p. m, The story of Super forts, the mighty airplanes, is dra- matized on Men of Vision" over (CBS) Sunday. July 8, at p. m. Igor Gorin, baritone, is guest soloist with Howard Barlow's concert or- chestra over (NBC) Monday, July g. t (8:30 p. m., e.w.D Between quips and questions, Bob Hawk will send thousands of free cigarettes to the U. s. Naval Hospital, Samp- son, N. Y, and the U. s. Naval Hos- pital. Arrowhead Springs. Calif., via Thanks to the Tanks" over (CBS) Monday, July g, at 7:30 p. m. Gene Lockhart of the screen, stars in a drama about plastic surgery. Lips for the Trumpet" on 'The Doctor Fights" over (CBS) Tues day, July 10, at (9:3o p. m., Rol- ling hospitals on rails are drama tized on Weapons for Victory" over (CBS) Thursday, July 12, at p. m., A spinetingler, "Footfalls," stars J. Carroll Naish of the films on Suspense" over (CBS) Thursday. July 12, at 8 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06

Fancy That Judging from the number of chick that haven't succeeded in crossing the road this summer auto drivers should have to pay for hunting licenses About all we can do regarding more meat is stick around till the home When lawn mowers back the market theren be grand rush to buy the Folks just won't let the grass grow under their feet Two of the most popular summer phrases are this is grand day for picnic and isn't it good we didn't plan to have picnic today Cake and pie recipes ought to read, "add cup so of borrowed flour, and half pound of ditto sugar The best part of Uncle Sams tip to stay off the trains is the tips you save The money wives blow summer sales takes the wind out of friend husbands sails The sur- prisng thing is how surprised railroad officials and hotel managers would be if the folks followed the suggestions to stay at home Mrs Rivet and Mrs. Screw who worked side by side in defense plant rivals to who would turn out the most work per day, and now that they are back welding the food chopper again they rivals to who's going to get the first new washing machine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06

Where a slap on the back usually
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06

To the modest chap, who signs himself, "jus read er"-There isn't much write in solution of your propriaton allowed the police department wouldn't per- init that investment at present You not the first theatergoer who has written protest about his inability to designated spot East Main street and reach the terminal in time to board busseS which always seem to arrive on the spot you emerge from temple of amusement and speed away before you effect safe eros sing We have had the experience and felt the way you did. There is strange twist of human nature about giving the right of way The law favors the pedes trian but having your doesn't protect you from nice bumps long stays in the hospital and doc tor bills that would startle Morgenthau You can be walking designated crosswalk and drivers all most you down and then abuse you verbally It is going to take years of educational work to make drivers respect pedestrian rights and vice About having a cop permanently the walk theater-goers may cross in safety, you have idea which is worth passing We do with hopes that the board of police commissioners may it and find solution It be done before the is asked to perform his official duties
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06
WAVELETS $
By BILL HARRINGTON

The word and the deed, kidnap- ing" are nothing new in the annals of crime, according to Jerry Devine, writer-d director of This Is Your FBI.
 Kidnapping was first introduced back in the eighth century, Devine points out, when young men were carried of from England and brought to the American colonies as slaves.
 It was profitable business then, but since 1882, when the Federal Bureau of Investigation was given jurisdiction over such cases, the crime has ceased to pay off-except in long-term jail sentences or death for the criminals.
 Crime Against the Home-Kid- naping," to be heard on This Is Your FBI, this evening at 8:30 D. m., Station WATR, will reveal one of the most exciting cases in the off, cial F'BI files of how a gang of kid- napperS were rounded up and brought to justice.
 Jessica Dragonette, noted network singer, and Joseph Keho, President of Dorothy Gray, Ltd, will be on hand to supervise the fabulous do- ingS of Dunninger, the Master Men talist, tonight at 10 p. m., over NEG Stations. In his 'Brainbuster" for the evening, Dunninger will attempt to make time stand still mentally. Between feats, music will be sup piled by Songstress Marilyn Day and Mitchell Ayres' orchestra.
 BROADCASTING: Helen Hayes has signed for a new air series, as yet untitled, which will debut Sep- temper 8 CBS' American School of the Air moves to the 5-5:30 p. Inf. spot October 1 A hew Navy series originating in Washington, D. C., titled "The Navy Hour" jointly produced by the Navy and NEG, will debut July 10. It will be dedicated to the men of the Coast Guard, Marines and Navy. Former film star, Lieutenant Robert Taylor, will emcee the initial program The latest Hooper survey shows Fibber McGee and Molly heading the list. The comedy team is followed by Walter Win chell, Radio Theater,", Screen Guild," MT. District Attorney , "The Man Called X," We The People At War;" Kay Kyser, Take It Or Leave It." Abbott and Costel- 10, Joan Davis-Jack Haley, Eddie Cantor, Thanks to the Tanks" and Bill Stern. Bing Crosby's summer program and Drew Pearson are tied for fifteenth.
 The Ray Bolger Show" with the celebrated dancing comedian play ing host each week to famous guests, the first of whom is Bing Crosby. makes its debut over the Columbia network tonight, as summer re- placement for vacationing Jimmy Durante and Garry Moore (WABC- CBS, 10:00-10:30 D. m. Durante and Moore return to the network Sep tember IA.
 Vocalist Jeri Sullavan, Roy Bar gys orchestra, and the announcer Howard Petrie, regulars on the Dur ante-Moore Show, continue with Ray Bolger.
 Jerry Wayne, romantic young baritone, starts his own Columbia network program, the Jerry Wayne Show" tonight (WABC-CBS, 7:30- 800 p. m.
 Guest celebrities will visit Jerry each week, with Phil Baker of Col umbia's Take It Or Leave It" and soprano Gladys Swarthout sched- uled for the opening broadcast. Whara a eIon a,, tLa lao al, ,,s,,.,1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06
Eood Evening.
THE CHESTNUT GROVE
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

remember 8 certain chestnut grove That was place where loved to rove Through the woods iding along While we hummed merry song It was ducky under the trees We had favorite seats on the rocks, and these Made it nice to finger awhile Playing with dolS-it makes smile To recall how excited about such things, And today the memory of the chestnut grove brings A feeling that easily satisfied then Like romp over the rocks, trip to the glen can't recall a nicer time, no, not Than the chestnut grove in the month of July The chestnut grove that has gone from the scene The spreading trees fine, green! I remember passing by to see the familiar sight To discover them all in the chestnut tree blight
 FEM Ed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06
LIONS CLUB ADVOCATES
 SETTING UP ROAD SIGNS

Setting up of road signs announc- ing meetings of the Waterbury Lions club was urged by District Governor Harold A. Ashley at meeting of the organization yesterday at The Elton. Dr. John A. Freiheit reported on plans for Camp Rose at Ban- tam Lake. Raymond Snyder pre- sided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06

Good Neghbor Greetings Former Fire Captain Frank Ryan the honored guest al surprise birthday party last week. So if the popular "cap" seems well stocked with smokes and flashy ties just pass on the credit to his many friends They were generous in their remembrances The Cap" really caught off guard and walked into very cordial reception Members of the Willow Street Disbursements Association among the promoters of the social event of the year Indepen dence Day is rather unusual day for man to sur render his freedom but looking list of names we find that July 4th marks the wedding anniversary of several popular local couples Patroman and Mrs Steve Kaweck among the number who staged their we'd ding march seventeen years ago when Union City was aaze with odfashoned observance of fourth of July Our belaed congratulations to Steve and the Mrs May you enjoy many happy anniversaries health and happ ness and all the good things nice neighbors deserve
 Professor Frank skehan of Wby High School keeps his early morning rising schedule notwithstanding the fact that school teachers supposed to be vacationing
 George Hynes, Mike" McGinnss and George McCabe rounding out another year of daily attendance at the o'clock Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church
 Many retreatants will be included in the delegation forming for the annual pilgrimage to Mt. Manresa, Friday, August 3rd Promoter James Hennessy sees prospects of record attendance with several discharged World War veterans going mission of thanksgiving Nice spirit and the occasion is most appropriate one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06

The Town Crier Tells Some of our nearby far tell that FOurths different from what they used to be. Way back years ago the young ones up to all kinds of devilment, starting about m with the first cannon salute in the wide open barn door. From then crackers cracked all day, in the meadows under the hay ricks and at the dOor-yard pump. This year about the only noise says North field resident the hum of airplanes overhead Lightning struck and wind blew down some small ca bins at Long Meadow Park, Mddlebury the other night during bad storm Up to Oakville the wiz ards are having a checker tournament this week Hartford is removing horse-drawn dump trucks this week in the downtown section . They're having right now up at Maple Farm above ThomastOn in the Litch field township what used to be the Hopkins place but which is now owned by Ira Hoyt and Gus" Mao- ney former local resident Gardens out Cheshire way look pretty good right now, also along the line be- tween there and New Haven ride around Waure-s maug Lake the Fourth and around the Milton, War and Cornwall country greatly enjoyed by the Town Crier who reprints his first good auto ride in long time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-06

Sweden is to greatly increase its manufacture of prefabricated hous- es.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Ehman & Oreenstreef
REALTORS
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1fs7


FOR SALE BH OWNER
5 ROOM modern house on lot
so II. by l3j IT, li9 Ford Blvd.
Apsilauti. Paved street. House IL
wired for electric stove VIII
take good house trailer in on
u. S3,3u0.UD II sold by Mar l.
See Paul 1T 1885 +. Michigan
Ave. between s. a. m. ana . y.
IN. Phone 9239 or come to Foster
School IN village from p. m.
to II y. IN.
SUMMIT ST. MODERN 10 ROOM
house, two baths, two fireplaces
large lot, price $4,000. Terms II
Poet. Realtor ll9 Pearl St Phon,
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Suburban Property For sale
Farms ana Land ror Sale


\
co ACRES, Summerfeld Twp o.
miles northwest OF Petersburg ON
Bragg IA. All tllablg. very Uru-
ductiNs soil well tllrl. barn b.
only bulldtuG Priced for quick
sale
20 ACRES Summerlcld Twp. one
mi. east OF Petersburg, uu concrete
pavement. G-Tuum house. 30 a 40
barn, entire floor concrete. cow
sttu,hlons new ErauurN good
chicken coop. hTuudcr house, .
wells, productive sand loan, ala
tillable except about - acres of
good timber.
80 ACRES. kruse and Tunulcliffe
Roads, Ida Twp, fair buildings.
sandy loan, an tflthl,. excellent
location about 10 miles from city
limits OF Toledo, OHIO. Price &l.0uG
so ACRES, on Stcarns nd between
lackman and Douglas Roads, he'd
ford TWP. Complete set of good
farm buildings, barn equipped Tor
ddirYing, some timber. sandy loan.
very productive, on good paved
road about 5 miles from city linn
It's 81 Toledo. o This farm *
priced Tor quick sale
The above farms are all in Monroe
Co, Michigan. ana are priced for
quick sale. For further information
call or write Edw. Grew. Linchau
Realty Co, BlisSfeId, Mich. Tel,
btIiee 81, residence 3-I-2l
HOLMES ROAD corner. . room mod
ern, bungalow. garage, 5000
Terms. II. Pect. Realtor. 10 Pearl
St Phone 1871
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ADMITS GULL

Detroit William Rush. 1syear
old private in the Michigan state
Troops. was sentenced by Record
er's Judge w. Mckay Skillman
Wednesday to serve one to Is years
in prison on his second plea of gull
ty to robbery unarmed. Police said
Rush and two other troopers were
arrested Feb u for robbing
drunk in an alley
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

NEW APARTMENT HOMES
PITTS r l. ID VI L L @ Z
Privately owned and Managed.
Out Washtenaw Road, between
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, Two
level. one story layouts: studio
living rooms, bedrooms, Parks:
school all facilities. Cnfurnished,
5000 mo.
PHONE Ann ARBOR s-6553
WOULD LIKE To SHARE my nice
~ furnished four room apartment
with another young lady. Private
rear entrance. lO6 Arnet St Phone
ll74-M. evenings.
THREE ROOM LOWER. furnished,
light and heat, adults. References.
Phone ylSi or apply 1903 Ferris st.
after : p. m.
. ROOM UPPER KlTCHENErTE
furnished. Phone glSI or apply lO9
Ferris after ,. m.
Rooms For Rent
ROOMS FOR GIRLS, Twin Beds,
single or double. near cafeteria,
good residential district. near down
town. Phone l25s-W.
LIVING AND ADJOINING BED
ROOM. twin beds innerspring
mattres ses. Laundry privileges,
girls preferred. Phone 1851.
SINGLE ROOM for girl good res
dental district, near down town.
.2l5 $. Washington 81. Tel. SCI.
ROOM FOR TWO GIRLS
Light Housekeeping Privileges
AS Nashtenaw Ave.
TWO ROOMS. one front and one
with twin beds. Continuous hot
water - s. Prospect. IN. 2965-K.
Wanted To Rent
TWO SERVICE MEMS WIVES
would like 10 rent a bedroom fur
nished apt. PHONE Huron Hotel
700 ask for Mrs. +. III. Grant
Room sos.
WANTED - by bus ness woman.
small furnished apartment. private
bath. Box U-ss care Press.
Houses For Rent
NEWLY BUILT HOMES
Limited number of houses just
completed available for rent.
Full attic, basement and Tecrea-
ton room. Located one mile from
lpsi near golf course. can lpsi
2J00-W or see agent at 703 y.
Prospect.
Houses For Sale
NORTH ADAMS ST. room house.
. baths, furnace, garage, $4,000.
Terms. II. Poet. Realtor, ll9 Pearl
St Phone 1871.
FAMILY, Is $. Adams, rooms
and bath down. rooms and bath
up. car garage completely recon-
ditioned inside, new roof. Lease or
sell on terms TO responsible party.
! Ludwig, 709 Ferris ST.
/ NEAR PROSPECT AND HOLMES
/ Road practically new 9 room COM
pletely modern house. Full base
ment large lot, call after p. IN.
See owner, Sll Stanley.
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Wanted To Buy
Livestock

FOR ~ALE-TWD FARM TEAMS
Pair blue roam geldings, years
old. weight 5000.
Pair S1frcl mares age : and 8.
Weight 5000.
I'air sorrel yearing colts
PHONE Nr-ILANTl lij5-W-2.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS.
"a mos NKG Registered and I'm
uYnlzed. Reasonably priced. Jes-
ellen Kennels. Huron River Drive.
1t Sus'erka Lake, Ipsi lo3s-W--.
IOTR YOrNG SOWS Due TO farruw
30 March. I730 crane I'D. Charles
Eaylis Phone iiGs-i-2
Poultry For Sale
ENBY CHICKS-We are Matching
White & Barred Rocks every week.
Come In or phone ~ about your
baby chick plans. poultry feed and
supplies We have Peat Litter and
complete line 81 metal poultry
equipment Morton Poultry Farm,
Phone G5-E-2 Saline on IS. ~.
WE ARE IDEALLY EQUIPPED TO
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Breeding days TO weeks. More
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U.ssed chicks. Avoid tie fuss. both
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ry a stock Of these chicks on
band. Call u.s.
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The Poultry Service station
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