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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-19

obedience to Hitlers orders, The battle on German soil Is imminent. m headlong flight the Germans withdraw to the Reich border, with the Red Army hard on their heels. Only immediate surrender could help them now"
 Another Moscow broadcast in the nArae of the Free German commit tee there called on the Germans for armed action against Himmler and his terror" by Partisan groups organized from war prisoners, for elgn workers and deserters.
 The Exchange Telegraph in a Moscow dispatch quoted uncon- Armed reports that armored spear heads of Marshal Ivan s. Konev's First Ukrainian Army had plunged into German Silesia and at least one was heading for Oppeln, B miles inside Germany, 50 miles southeast of Breslau, and 52 miles west of Polish CzeStochowa.
 The Paris radio credited Stock holm with reports that panic reigned in Breslau, and that thousands of refugees fleeing the Soviet advance were crowding into Breslau and other cities of industrial Silesia,
 The same source reported that Marshal Konstantin K. RokoSsov- sky'S Second White Russian Army had reached the southern border of East Prussia, putting that German province under storm from the south and the east.
 Air Force Busy
 The Red Air Force was reported to have swarmed into the Soviet of- fensive in perhaps its greatest force of the entire war
 A Moscow dispatch said the Rus sians flew 30,000 Sorties in three days. Taking advantage of improv- ing weather, the Russians were re- ported giving close support to the ground forces in ceaslesS assaults on German concentrations.
 The German high command said the fast-shifting battle line through Poland now ran through the regions of Krakow, Czestochowa, Lod2, Kutno. Plonsk, Mlawa, KraSnosele and Ostroleka.
 The Berlin communique conceded the storm of Krakow and Lodzen and said grim fighting" was raging in the streets of both cities--a word ing which often reflects a NaN view that point under assault cannot be held much longer
 North of the ViStula, the German command said, our troops are en- gagged in violent fighting with Rus sian forces pressing toward the west and north" near Plonsk, 35 miles northwest of Warsaw, Mlawa, GA miles north of the capital and seven miles below the East PruSSian border; Krasnosielce, 53 miles north of Warsaw: and Ostroleka, on the Narew 62 miles northeast of War saw."
 For the first time since the Rus sians attacked in the eastern bor- der area of East Prussia in an of- fensive still unconfirmed by Mos COW, the NaziS made it evident that the Red Army was making progress thege.
 Berlin, acknowledged Russian penetration to the area of Breiten- stein, l7 miles northwest of Schloss berg (Pilkallen), the loss of which the Germans conceded several days ago. The Nazi command referred to the historic Masurian Lakes of southern East Prussia, saying that fighting flares to the east of therl, Russian breakthrough attempts be- tween Rominten Heath and Gum binnen failed, the Berlin commun- ique reported.
 It also acknowledged the loss of Pest, the part of Budapest east of the Danube, and said that 'our de- taching movements in Eastern Slo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-19
BABOONS FOR SALE

New York, Jan. l9 -- CU,PD Lee R. Fleming, of the Office of Surplus Disposal, disclosed that the govern- ment wants to sell several baboons, They were used in laboratory re- search.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-19

Continued rom Page l the hotel, one of the oldest in the city. water and smoke damage was reported extensive to adjoining stores, Fourteen fire companies re- sponded to the five alarms and once had the blaze under control only to have 1t renew.
 The hotel Bishop was located across the street from the Yale School of Fine Arts and the old campus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-19

tho night of Nov. 20 and arrested by the FBI tn New York a month lat CT
 The use ol q military commission instead of court martial is the same procedure as that followed for try- ing six NaA spies who lanIed near Amagansett, N, Y, In 1922
 The commission which will try 0impel and Colepaugh includes Col, Clinton j, Harold; Col. Lath. TOD P, Bullene, Col, John D, orler; Lt, Col Harlan BeSSoA; Nal, Thom- as J. Maglnnis; Maj, Basil R Elmer and Maj, Edward A. belanger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-19

When smallpox recently broke out In Cordoba, Argentina, all railway passengers leaving or arriving in the city had to show an anti-smallpox vaccination certificate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-19
.Jop Forces
 .SeoIed of
Pozorrubio, halfway between Dr. daneta and Rosario.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-19
Kirk FoVors
 Nurse Draft

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-19
Hote! BIoxe
 Kills Doctor

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watching. Wilde, too, is slightly
wilted.
Il was tricked," he says with a
grin to director John Stahl. You
told me that, in this take, we'd stop
with the look"
Stahl confesses happily. II wanted
you to be caught -guard-just
like the character in the story" he
says. 80 I told Gene about the
kiss, and I didn't tell you!"
Wasn't it pleasant surprise?"
Teases Gene.
"The most pleasant" says Wilde,
I've ever had-in front of a cam
era"
We step into a morbid situation
on Stage IL at RKO, where Dead
line at Dawn is being filmed. Lola
Lane lies under table in a gaudy
room in that bundle-of old clothes
attitude that a strangled body as
Sumes. Her eyes stare CLASSIFY at
the chewing gum on the under side
of the table.
The apartment door opens and
Joseph Calleia slips in furtively. A
quick glance about and ne sees his
sisters body He hastily bends over
her saying: Speak to me, Edna.
Speak to mel"
Il can't" the body suddenly ex-
plodes, Il haven't any lines"
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HELP MEN and MoMEN

ARCHITECTURAL. CRAFTSMEN for per
manent positions. Phone AID. 1875 for
BARTENDER. experienced. man or woman
wanted; permanent position, frst-olass
good salary. with room and board if de-
Sired. Please lnclose references. Write
B0oKKEEPER. for small established bust-
ness good hours and pay. Box l39-V, Star.
CANDY COUNTER CLERKS - Pleasant.
Eysn-paid work part or full time; chance
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or employment
9lhsfe; oTsRK q TFyPIIss;Tn Is; ne n.rr.rsr. oos,.ton
sential industry: chance for sdTancement. sfiosii
AAppiy METAL LIMB MFGRS., INC, 22l
oUPLE, exper.. cooking gh.w.. chauffeur
I'D yard man; live in Nd. suburbs. 5000
COUPLE, Settled. exp. reliable; wife good
ys IN goo. s726 BrandyviRe e5ysPs S. aT9fR: Sw:
COUPLE. experienced: 5000 month; cook.
n s Msfgiaad sfgisTa sbuTbs n2bgSfbwork SssFSa9an live
mo; plus small, commission HOTEL
COURT; BALTIC blvd, 2 mi. past College
COUPLE, refined; wife for g.h.w. days
estate: top salaries, house, garden. etc.
DiSHWAsHER, $50 per week and meals:
FEE Ii5 E,oS sH9PPE' pPPPE' 1924 wilson blvd, Ar
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, l6 or over. We
VIII train you for essential work on our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
workers. Good pay while learning.
ulJtcrms furnished and laundered free
sAppls at snysPEOPLES DRUG STORE or
DRHa cLERKs, experience desirable but
net necessary good salary: vacation. with
any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or Office,
fo6p co5uN9ER CLERKS. 1s or over We
vii 7train YOU for essential work on our
foaa counters. helping TO feed WASHINGTON
var workers. Good pay while learning.
BHfforms furnished and laundered free
eA2piy at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
MEN AND WOMEN, white, to work on
SESamboat refreSlmeRt stand Apply in
DsSson. am. % - pm WILSON LINE,
INC, 7th St. WharveS sw
RESTAURANT MANAGER. with knovIedgs
Of sea food. Can WA. 227S between 81 and
10 an. for appointment.
ROOM CLERK: permanent position for
experienced man or woman in 1st-class
hotel. adjacent to city limits, serving $50
rooms; board and room If desired with
please. Write Box j, Star
SODA DISPENSERS, is years or over, $50
week meals and uniforms PETWORTH
PHARMACY, 1901 Georgia ave NV
SODA AND DRUG CLERK, nightvork;
gooo hourS and wages. SOUTHEAST
PHARMACY, 755 Sth st. sc. LU 5S7S
THERE ARE VACANCIES in the Fort Bel
voir exchange for food servers, cooks, sales
@ clerks. cashiers. etc, Good earnings. .Liv-
call MISS GABENTs Fort Belvoir exchange,
Fort BelVoir, Virginia 414O
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toon and tank that had hesitated
to advance against a well-defended
Jap stronghold. Carrying his bulky
radio he ran through intense fire,
shooting one of the enemy in a
foxhole, and then moving on to
annihilate the crew of a light ma
chine gun.
Needless of fire that was being
concentrated on him, Pvt. Ben
jamin killed two more Japs, and
over the "walkey -talkie" exhorted
the platoon to advance until he
fell wounden. In his last words he
gave description of the enemy
position to a battalion intelligence
officer. 1t was on this information
that a successful battalion attack
was made.
The action occurred during the
early stages of the fighting on Leyte,
near the Tagbong River. Pvt. Ben
jamin, 81, was veteran of the
Guam campaign. A native of Phil
adelphia, he grew up in Woodbury.,
N. j., where his two children live.
His second son was born while the
father was fighting in the Marianas
last August,
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HELP MEN.

%1spo9 dEAss s5esosAFlFSAASEl eo 1915 l1thA 1RthAsE e.
TRUCK nRivkRs t2), coal; steady work.
Apply Mr, Drury. 1889 1st st. ne. JOHN
TRUCK pRIyER PRIV and tire, changer part
HH TTis SIX EaaR i4ts prstcIsSy 81 GOOD
penman with some shorthand knowledge.
wanted by local plumbing and heating con-
postwar: Good opportunity for right party.
52rl3 Box I3S67ys " Star,
luhrication men. car washers. Excellent
6N oF G22a Pf5 sEaESgIGa aSg STA
SETERANse@Tnhae WI fa q na hgop = Goodrich CO has
several sever fne positions open for tire service
for these positions, as we are interested in
an applicants who have WILLINGNESS TO
fine opportunity for advancement both as
% pGsTHg nd sn2 sal2ry yoIg This s real
from $3.50 to15 pm. at our District ONCE,
y, iIl2,dS 2 18th st. NV.
excel. wages and good tips. in ,excInSiys
restaurant, dependable and sober men
91ly Ei d Please 1ys apply aftsrnoons or evenings.
WATERS tcoloredl Tor seafood restaurant,
only aals dependable men need apply. excellent
PsTasenss a once oDosNEiIss ScIS 'ffGqs' okff. RRpts
WSXsTcHMANP for lge. construction project
See Mr. oraninger' ALBAN ENGINEERING EhE5RRIiiNSGi
GQRP;. 47Q3 Benntng rd ser
YOUNG MAN, white, to worksin stock
room, wholesale tobacco house, either dur
ing summer or permanently; S25 a week.
a4pp@Ig p@y,, Est Pet%een 4 and pm. to Mr..
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined for
assembly OF laboratory apparatus. and gen.
ersl help around shop. Bethesda area
Drivers license necessary. Clean surround
ings. Permanent position only. Excellent
Spg22ftunitgy %n22sr fCr ene5gette conssissptioqs
WIN 20 raise after 2 months. Cali WI.
,1l23 1l523 6etWeen 4 and pm.
YOUNG MAN, with sc and 0c,s store expe-
Giense, for position as assistant to owner.
YOUNG MEN, is to 35, to work Saturday
vases. Apply Mr.. CUNNINGHAM, 2lI7
wilson blvd, Arlington; CH. 653s, Friday
to 6 p m. and Saturday till noon. from
to 5 pm. Saturday afternoon. 8"
IN LINE WITH OUR EXPANSION program,
we have immediate openings for salesmen,
last selling experience desirable but not
essential: unusual opportunity for attrac-
and Pr9mlSins 466S 6b6Hsinesses sss P9g apDont-
GoVERNMENT WoRkEKs0EsTTn SST extra
money at our soda fountain, 2, 3 or
nights a week, g to 10 pm, Good pay.
Hn5foTms Er1TTn furnished fur -cenditionsd store.
AMERICAN RED CROSS: Blood Donor
Center, needs shipping clerks See Mr..
Gowan, chief shipping clerk, ACACIA
BUuDING. 81 Louisiana ave. NV.
ATTENTION. EX-SERYICEMEN-We are
seeking statesmen and offer an excellent
No previous experience required. A car 10
essential. Box 22-V, Star.
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PETERMAN'S
ROACH FOOD
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE SEARCHING for a home between
10000 and $4,000 in any good residen
tial neighborhood. We prefer a fairly
modern home ana can pay ell cash. Re-
plies confidential. No brokers. please
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20, 80, 40 sal..
automatic; no cash needed: small monthly
payments; immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY. IL 3o29.
HEREAFTER viii not be responsible for
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. RICHARD ALLEN VICKREY, 471O
Dalton rd.. Chevy Chase. Nd. 81
HAVING SOLD my plant equipment, / will
not De RESPONSIBLE for any bills eontracted
SAND ( Gravel Co. after June 80 1945.
OFFICE OF DR.. OTIS W. ELZEY, dentist,
4S49 Kansas ave. NV, now closed. Pa
tents will please call at No. / Thomas
Circle NV, 14th st. at NJ NV, for ap-
pointments. Phone Ma. 1882. DIR. w.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
of The Raleigh Hotel Co. of the Dis
trict of Columbia has been called by the
directors to be held Thursday, July 18th.
l945, at the Raleigh Hotel, 18th st. and
Pennsylvania ave. NV, Washington, D. c..
at 3 O'Clock .. m to consider and act upon
a contract of sale of the Raleigh Hotel
yentoriss, GEORGE z: HAMILTON, chair
yiATHrR Bo4kEf {: ArrI ssfTstaFy sgsV H14xIS MM
SON. SAMUEL II, KAUFFMANN. ALFRED
g. NEAL, ALBERT W. HOWARD,
je20 y, ,22,23 1926, 81 2S.29, 80, ,ty2.3,4.5.
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Radioman, Killed In Action,
Wins Congressional Medal

Armed only with pistol and a
"walkey- talkie." Pfc. George Ben
jamin, jr., q 77th Division radio
operator, who led in the destruction
of strong Japanese positions on
Leyte December 81, has been award
ed the Congressional Medal of
Honor posthumously, the War De-
partment announced today
Pvt. Benjamin voluntarily left a
comparatively secure position in the
rear of the line to lead a rifle pla-
Evening star., 1945-07-05
HELP MEN.


ACCoUNTANT--saiary. $4,000. State ex-
ACCOUNTANT, junior. for well-established
Opportunfty s 9 % for fn no fse pfevieus
sdSeatien and salary expecteG @ Reply Box Box
ADVsRfisING TS7Hi AssIsrANT-A knowledge
of typography and rough layout, with a
good measure Of ambition, are the only
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. Isle r St. NV.
AGENTNsell special photo offer for 81.
to Experienced man. Apply MR.. NORRIS,
AfPhrcAToEs ffa 4 aw for Tsf h6%e 1er insulation ex
steady work; rp PsTmsps9y ,os; csll NJ.
Va. Oxford 0411 or Metropolitan 4S40.
APPLICAToRs, roofing and siding: per-
manent positions; good w9rking eondi-
potan 4s46 for an dRIP
FIFTH 1413 New York ave.
ARMATURE wINDER-Must be thorough
ly experienced: excellent opportunity both
present and postwar for man experienced
in winding all types of armatures. 21s
AssIsTANr COOK for Catholic boarding
college of so Students; references required.
xss1ssTaNf MA SKI feiGli GANfToR eolored. over 49,
for apartment house; 6-day week. Call
ASSISTANT MANAGERS. white; must b.
men of ability and experience; attractive
salary, excellent working conditions and
Mr. RWscn 5s5 sEx okE
hsSsh1sFAN;r ASH Z n; n MANAGER for busy house,
esdnes R ORe ssore
for rapid. promotion. Address reply to
ASST ASS !0i,si PARIS. Hssi MGR. good salary and
bonus. permanent Job. See Mr.. Sterling,
MCMAHON CHEVROLET, 1928 Ga. ave.
AUTO BODY MEN, mechanics, painters
permanent employment. MCMAHON CHEW
ROLET, 1923 Georgia ave.
AUTO BODY and fender man-Experienced
IN new gar REDS GARAGE, "a H st. ne.
AUTO MECHANICS needed at once to keep
America going. You can make good con-
nections now with washington's largest
s0s dealer es yhs1s @ servae s snss so to- to
das s usRas ARcApEpoNTIAc e Spr tcoMPANY 14s
1hfUSlFpS hUFSS st MEcaA H AR ssGo ssap.renced only er
Sseni hEps sfssIS sARAdE y ssx No salss q g
auT2 AZ pe4 cs asnar
1900 King st.. Alexandra, Va. Alexandria
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position;
excel pay, 5h-day, 44-hr wk., time and q
half overtime, yearly bonus and vacation
isMAk.MANpEEL NhpSEia cHEviRoIET 18th and
AUToMoTIvE MECHANICS to work on
motor trucks. Your future Is assured in
an essential industry. Top wages, excel
for postwar security USES referral card
essential Apply MT, Palmer, INTEENA-
bioNAd buss a. heRVFsTEHs FE zso6 Co. soi Biadens
AUTO MECHANICS. ca. and tuneup man
tD:. prefer men familiar with Chrysler
Products. Permanent postwar Job with a
new car dealer RANDALL MOTORS, Inc
Chrysler, Plymouth DIRECT Factory Dealers.
AuToM5riyE a1HN ss " M Ex $500 & var.
motor trucks. Excellent opportunity to se-
cure permanent Job sffordinx top salary
building: Call Mr.. Landstreet REQ Wash
NgTQN COMPANY, Atlantic 210e, 1881
Evening star., 1945-07-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
CAN'T keep
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as a Younsstsr -
Now her Backache is better

Many sufferers relieve nagging backache
quickly once they discover that the real
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The kidneys are Natures chief way of
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blood. They help most people eliminate
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When disorder of kidney function permits
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1T may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
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Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
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by millions for over 40 years, Doan's give
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kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Immigrants Form Union

Immigrants, many of whom have
arrived in Mexico during the war,
have formed union to protect their
interests and arrange for those who
enter Mexico as farmers to obey
requirements of the new immigra-
ton laws
Evening star., 1945-07-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
DESTROY
R0AcI :

Peterman's Roach Food is quick
death to reaches. IL kills by con.
tact or swallowing. Effective "a
hours a day. No odor. Over
100000 cans of Peterman's sold
last year. Get Peterman's today.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

All persons to be hired in this
area must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office. unless the specific aduer-
tisement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

SENATOR MINI. Ave. OF Bennine
Rd. NE. TR. $500.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Contlnuous l to IL p M. Doors Open
l2:45. Double Feature Revival Hits.
FRROL FLYNN and RONALD REA-
GAN in DESPERATE JOURNEY. ''
At $40. 6:10 and 9:35. Plus RON
AID COLMAN, CLAUDETTE COL
BERT: RoSALIMD RUSSELL and
TWO FLAGS" At /. 4:25 and 7:5b.
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PRINCESS

pRTErgCC lll9 H ST. NE.
SsS TR. 1900. Cont. ILL.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Continuous Ill PM. Doors Open
1870. JEAN HEATHER, CHARLES
OUIGLEY and ROBERT BENCHIEY
in NATIONAL, BARN DANCE" Also
ANNE SHIRLEY. DENNIS DAY and
PHILLIP TERRY in MUSIC IN
MANHATTAN"
Evening star., 1945-07-05

W0RK Go. Ave. & Quebec Pl. NV.
RA. 440o.
Today Oniy-LON CHANEY in
''MUMMY'S CURSE" ESQ. $40. ESQ.
ApEY 4sfh g. Moss. Ave. NV.
sAA M Woodlsy 46oo.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
PM Doors Open I2:45. First Up
town Showing. TOMORROW THE
WORLD" with FREDRIC MARCH
and BETTY FIELD At 1:20, $40,
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CLOTHING SALESMAN, experienced; won
e6ed sGFe ABLY 0t to nR 4hE Mop
coIb.nEAT e lb.S n,T MAN, experienced; par. tim,
fqr lunch. Apply chef, CARLTON HOTEL,
COLLECTOR; current monthly accounts,
in Sc, ,washington. Can earn $3.50 per
no 40 o. hrs; per week. See MR.. LAWS
SSInEcToR. SSGTn If RsGaa .GsaLEsMAN-Man fasMs who can
handle collection and sell household neces-
accounts; salary $40 per day plus 10fs
commission on sales paid weekly; live wire
ssn ssTy earn A SGg xffF rRd RoSs ssteT 81
ooILEcToRsAkEsMAN. COZ tsU i1sa Ii with car; guar
sntssd salary and sommission ms Apply
COOKS, colored; must be experienced and
thoroughly dependable; top wages and
COOK, experienced, short order, sober
sSSs eSss ss I6B cfa n'5i 5io5 5A'Rs ssyon
Coz, COOK q, and sisAyssheE s 81 g. a, sl.s -
COOK, experienced, wanted Immediately;
LANDS YMcA COFFEE SHOP. 1885
COOK and and baker, no sundays or holidays;
= am. TO pm; top wages; live in II de-
sired. Silver spring. vicinity. .sH. 1854
COOK, WHITE Experieneed, Excellent
RESTAgFAHT, 1909 Conn. ave, wO. .9555.
COUNSELOR, 80 to 45 yrs. of age. to in
struct and take charge waterfront boys
camp near Annapolis: season 8 wks.; $500.
CouSTERMAN at wEAvER's REsTAU-
RANT. 5914 Georgia ave. NV. $40 week.
& days week.
COUNTERMEN for shoe repair storesi We
will teach you, how TO wait on our. trade,
estimate on shoe repair work and other
services we render. Good salary and con-
ditions Downtown locations. Permanent.
DAIRY PLANT HELP-Top wages. good
working conditions, essential industry.
RICHFIELp DAIRY 1880 So. Capitol ST..
DESIGN ENGINEERS t2l-Must have de-
gree in mechanical engineerine. Prefer 10
years of experience on drafting board in
design application VIII pay good salary
to the right men Permanent job. No re-
conversion problem. Our product ready
for immediate civilian use. Vacation with
pay Free life insurance. BRIGGS cLARI-
FIER co. 134l Wisconsin ave. NV
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WIT. SnN i729 Wilson Blvd.
Phone OK. l<eo.
PATRICK THE GREAT" DONALD
lOCONNOR, PEGGY RYAN.
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LEE A Trsot for the Entire Fomily.
Shows 7 and 2
IT'S IN THE BAG" FRED ALLEN,
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TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Buy War Bonds and Stamps at Any Local Theater

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Presented.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

ATThc 1881 H ST NE. AT. $500.
Continuous Ill.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Continuous LII Pm. Doors open
1890. LAUREL and HARDY in
NOTHING BUT TROUBLE" Also
CRFA, MIRIAM HOPKINS in BAR
barry COAST"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-16
By THOMAS M. JOHNSON NEA Military Writer

Washington, May 16.-One of the worlds last remaining underground movements in the "Patria Libre" Gree Country, in Argentina. Ar gentina's military Government of Colonels" has reason to fear it. It is so strong that the Farrell Peron regime fears imminent rev. olution
 Like Europe's successful demo- cratic movements, it gets help from freedom loving countries, including ours, through liberal and labor clements. Neighbors who fear attack from Argentina's s swelling armamentS are also helping, notably in Brazil. Chile, and especially Uruguay. There Argentine exiles of all parties, in- cluding eminent men, have head quarters whence agents go to and from Buenos Aires.
 NEWS SMUGGLED IN
 Thence also news censored in Argentina but smuggled out by runners in broadcast back and printed in clandestine newspapers. These newspapers have exposed abuse of America and Fascist plot tings by Argentine militarists who believed they were speaking secretly and among friends. The under ground quotes Peron as saying:
 "Once we have won power, we must arm ourselves constantly. Hitler's fight in peace and war will guide us. Alliances will be the next step Once Brazil falls, South America will be ours. Germany in less than 20 years rose to dominate Europe. |. Our government will be an in- flexible dictatorship. Follow ing the German example we will inculcate the masses with the necessary spirit by controlling press, movies, radio, books and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-16

Screen Star Dana Andrews will
 be heard in the principal role
 when the thrilling drama, Two Birds With One Stone" Is pre-
 sented on Suspense" over CBS
 on Thursday, May F, at p. m.
 The story is an eerie one in which
 death plays a dOubleheader. Niles and Prindle will be lovely Dale Evans, radio songstress and Republic Pictures star.
 A clever attempt by Japanese agents to sabotage the U. s. Nays experimental station in Panama is thwarted by David Harding, chief of counterspies, during the WATR- Blue Network broadcast of David