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Evening star., 1945-01-08

THOMAS, WILLIAM A. On Saturday,
January 6, 1945, at Georsetown University
Hospital, WILLIAM A. THOMAS. the be-
loved husband Of the late Eva Daily Thomas,
father of Leo j. Thomas and brother of
George W. Thomas, Mrs. William Brown.
Mrs. Thomas Harris, c. A. Thomas, Harry
Thomas and Mrs. Thomas Cleary OF New
town funeral home, 31st and M SITS. NV.
on Tuesday, January 9, at pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
TURNER, MARY ELIZABETH. On Sat-
urday, January 6, 1945, MARY ELIZA
BETH TURNER. mother of Lewis, Robert
and Joseph Turner. Other relatives and
friends also survive. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Malvan & Schey.
WARD, PVT. DAVID D.. Departed this
life November "a, 1914. in France, Pvt.
DAVID D. WARD, brother Of Mrs. Susie
Matthews Buckner, Carol Ward and Madge
Ward, and uncle Of Doris M. Ward.
WATKINS. JOSEPH II. On Sunday. jan
catur @ st. NV NV. JOSEPH II WATKINS. Inas son son
of Elizabeth Whitehead Watkins and the
late Joseph d. Watkins and brother of
Mss caYas srov e5 RsIg.,c Mis- G.ce
kins. Services will be held at his late
| residence on Wednesday, January 10, at 2
pm. Interment Fairfax Cemetery. Fairfax.
WHITE, BERNARD. On Saturday, jan
s.w.. BERNARD WHITE, beloved son Of the
late Patrick and Mary Ellen White, brother
| of John r. and Mary B. White. Funeral
| from the chapel Of p A. Taltavull, 436
| 7th st. s.w., on Tuesday, January 8, at 8
| am. Requiem mass ct st. Dominic s
Church at ESQ am. Relatives and friends
| invited. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. 8
WO0DFIELD, CAROLINE M. on Sum
day, January Z, 1915, CAROLINE M.
WOODFIEID, beloved mother OF Earl W.
Woodfield and grandmother OF ]. Kenneth
and Barbara r. Woodneld Services at the
8. Fl. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th
st. NV, on Wednesday, January 10, at 8
pm. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 8
Evening star., 1945-01-08

C3DA2 H4I. 8 cemetery lots, $3.50 value,
geA Tor 800. CAL before : Pm. WA.
Evening star., 1945-01-08

COX, HENRY JEFFERSON. On Satur-
ay, January o; 1gI2, az AInngtoh hos
lusband of the late Capitola Angelina Nc
)ougal Cox of 944 North Pollard ST., Ar
.ngton, Va. Surviving are two daughters,
larry c. Cox and Mrs. Mildred c. Corley;
wo sons, Henry A. and James F. Cox
emains resting at the Ives funeral home,
S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, where
lneral services will be held Tuesday, jan
airy 9, at pm. Interment Columbia
iardens Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
ARMY PLANS FOR
 SINGLE CRUSHING
 BLOW ON NIPPON
Seven Million Men fo Be Massed for Thrust
 Against Japan

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Gen Jacob L. Devers, new Chief of Army Ground Forces, says the plan is to mass a force for a single crushing blow against Japan, adding There $ no use doing it piecemeal"
 Appearing at a news conference with Acting Secretary of War Pat terson, Devers said that We hope to leave at lease 7,000,000 men," CThe approximate total of the Army after partial demobilization redeployed against the Japs in single blow"
 He explained that he did not mean the whole 100000 could be used "on one small island" but that they would be needed here in this coun- try, in the pipeline of supply that feeds the forces on the Pacific front, and elsewhere.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
SEAMAN SNORT
 STILL EVIDENT
 FOR BIRTHDAYS

LONDON, July 26 = George Bernard Shaw was 89 years old today, and his program called for work as usual.
 He refused to celebrate. He made 1t clear he would not be at home to callers. He wanted no con- gratulations by telephone.
 Safe from interruptions at his rural refuge in Ayot. St. Lawrence, about 25 miles outside London, the world famous playwright and comic made it wholly evident by his at titude that he still feels the same way about birthdays. Last year he snorted:
 T don't want congratulations You know very well I hate them. To hell with birthday wishes, I say. Who in his senses wants to be reminded he's growing old?"
 Shaw still displays a mental and physical vigor amazing for one of his years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
PETA|N, LAVAL
 MADE COMMON
 CAUSE, K CLAIM
Former French Senate President Gets Bow
 from Marshal
By Louis Nevin

PARIS, July 26-Jules Jeanneney, former President of the French Senate, told high court of justice today that the machinations of Pierre Laval made Marshal Petain dictator when France collapsed in 1940 and that the two men made common cause together
 The white haired witness ap- peared at this fourth day of Pe- tains trial on charges of betraying France
 Jeanneney, President of the Sen ate in 1940, described an extra ordinary session of Parliament in which Laval, Vichy Chief of Gov ernment, suppressed debate and rammed through three "constitu- tional acts" abrogating the consti- tuition and giving the Marshal virtually unlimited powers.
 As the witness left the court room the 89-year- old Marshal, who had been maintaining an aloof air, made the extraordinary gesture of lowing to the witness. Jeanneney bowed in return.
 Louis Martin, former Minister of State, like Jeanneney, said Petain blocked the French Government from moving to Africa when the Germans overran the country. He recalled a law of 1893 fixing the death penalty for anyone dealing with the enemy while any part of France is occupied.
 When the session opened, De- fense Attorney Jean LeMaire read a short statement from Petain de- nying that Petain ever sent a tele- gram to Hitler.
 "The prosecution alleged that Petain congratulated the Germans on having repelled the Canadian attack at Dieppe and requested that France be allowed to partici- pate in the fight against Allied invasion" LeMaire said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
CHAMBER READIE5 FOR TERRITORIES
 COMMITTEE VISIT
Groups Appointed 10 Pre- sent ( of ( Views 10
 Congressmen

Anticipating arrival of the House of Representative Committee on Territories on the afternoon oi August 8, Charles w. Carter was ap- pointed as Chairman of the enter tainment committee at today's week ly meeting of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, held at noon in the Baranof Hotel.
 Homer Garvin was appoitned as MT. Carters assistant and Horace Adams is to arrange a cocktail party for the members of the committee and the Chamber on the evening of August 8. at 8 o'clock in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 Also appointed were the following who will represent the Chamber of Commerce at the hearings of the committee and present the Cham bers' views: Aboriginal Native right, R. E. Robertson; Extension of the Federal Highway Act to Alaska, Homer Garvin; Extensive Land Withdrawals in Alaska for Reserva- tions of many kinds and for land classification purposes, Curtis Shat tuck; Laws and Leases under which natural resources are made avail able for private enterprise in Alaska, Bob Peterson; Territorial Govern ment policies, Howard Stabler chair man, and legislative committee.
 These men will meet with the Executive Board at the regular week ly meeting on August l.
 Tom Dyer was appointed chair man of the Aviation Committee, succeeding Bruce Kendall, who has left the city. Dyer is to name two ether members on his committee to work with him.
 Program Committee for August will be J. H. Stone, chairman, and Dr. c. Earl Albrecht.
 Capt. Elmer Yates, U.SMM., guest speaker at this meeting, gave very colorful talk on his experiences as one of the officers aboard one of the many ships in large convoy bound for the South Pacific.
 Capt. Yates was formerly employed by the Alaska Steamship Company and has just been newly appointed to the position of Captain of Lib- erty ship, now in port.
 Guests at this meeting were: Mrs. Judy Meyers, bookkeeper for the American Warehouse in Seattle; Burdette Winn, mining engineer of Hurley New Mexico; John Carter, Chief Underwater of the FILA with new residence in Juneau, and Capt. Yates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
TRAINING SESSION
 IS HELD BY DISTRICT
 BOY SCOUTS HERE

Juneau District Boy Scouts of America held training session in the Grade School Auditorium last Thursday evening. Those in at tendance were Dr. J. o. Rude, C. G. Burdick, c. L. Wingerson, A Shudshift, Earl Miller, the Rev s. Robert Treat, Robert Felthouse Henry Harmon and Leo Jewett Minutes of the meeting were taken by Miss Elise Coomes, Alaska Ex- tension Secretary.
 Delbert Hanks, Scout Executive, conducted the evening training session. The Clubbing program was explained and opportunities pointed Cut for the addition of more Cub Dens in Juneau and Douglas.
 Pack Chairman Harmon advised that any mothers interested in boys joining the Cub program should contact the Scout Office, or the Rev. Treat, Cubmaster.
 Dr. J. O. Rude advised that the District Committee secure the at- tendance of Troop Committeeman to training session during the week of July 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
Marshal pelain7s
 Health May Crak
 At Present Trial

PARIS, July 26-Mme Petain, TO- year-old wife of Marshal Petain, who is sharing his little apartment in the Palace of Justice, expressed concern today that her husband won't be able to stand those long hours in that hot (court) room"
 On the second day of the trial a stretcher was brought into the hall outside the trial room in case 2 repetition of the first days ex- citement should be too much for the 89-year-old former hero of Verdun.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
in MassMeetinq
 Here Tonight

With the blessing of Mayor Err nest Parsons, who today said: T hope there is a large turnout for the meeting" irate taxpayers organized under the name Juneau Taxpayers Association, will gather this evening at o'clock in the Coliseum Theatre to stage a mass meeting.
 Bill Hixson, spokesman for the newly-organized group, has outlined purposes of the meeting as discus sion of recently announced pending increases of City taxes and the just completed re-assessment of property within the City.
 It is also determined to have a preventative delegation of taxpay- CTS present in the Council Chambers tomorrow evening when the City Council considers the new City Budget.
 All taxpayers are asked to attend the mass meeting at the Coliseum this evening, MT. Hixson said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
AU5SIES MAKE 7-MILECAIN IN B0RNEC AREA

MANILA, July 26 Australian Seventh Division forces combing the jungle hinterlands of Dutch East Borneo between Balikpapan and captured Sambodja oil fields for isolated Japanese, advanced seven miles to the upper reaches of the Manggar River without op- position, Gen. MacArthur an- nounced today.
 Ahead of the Aussies lay some of the toughest terrain on Borneo. The Diggers were consolidating for 6 movement north toward Ma hakam River, third largest on the island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26

Korhonen and Dee Bolton.
 B. F. Heintzleman flew to Root znahoo
 Incoming passengers from Hoon- ah were J. E. Parks and Ed Ram say
 From Sitka: Nita Brennan.
 From Excursion Inlet: Pete Arsan- to.
 Leaving this morning were the following:
 To Hawk Inlet: Mrs. Bert Lash away and R. Wardell.
 To Tenakee: Glenn Johnson.
 To Hoonah. Paul Hickox, Jack Sumdum, Peter Brown and Harvey Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
CHA5. (. NORRIS
 DIES IN SOUTH

PALO ALTO, Calif, July 26-Tht literary world today mourned Char les G. Norris, social novelist and husband of Authoress Kathleen Nor ris.
 Norris, GA, died yesterday of ar heart ailment which he first suffer ed in New York last summer. He produced his last popular novel Bricks Without Straw" in 1888.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
JOINS WILDLIFE STAFF

Miss Alvina Herold, of Seattle, an arrival in Juneau yesterday, has joined the office force of the Fish and Wildlife Service here. This is Miss Herolds first trip to Alaska. She formerly was employed by the U. $. Navy Department in Cali fornia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
COASTAL AIRLINES
 ON HAS5ELB0RG TRIP

Alaska Coastal Airlmes had the following outgoing passengers yes terday to Lake Hasselborg: Weikko Korhonen, Virgil Bolton, Virginia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
USO COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT TO
 MEET AT 8 TONIGHT

The monthly meeting of the Committee of Management of the USO will be held at 8 o'clock to- night in the USO headquarters and as many members as possible are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
COMMITTED

Jack Nelson, native cannery worker recently taken into custody at Todd, was committed to Nor ningside Hospital at an insanity hearing held before U. s. Commits sioner Felix Gray here yesterday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
MISS HAAS VISITING

Miss Jene Haas, popular member of the B. M Behrends Go. staff, left on the North Sea for a short visit in Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26

Mrs Paul Morgan, who, with her baby daughter, Constance, has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Jorgenson, returned on the North Sea to her home in Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
SALONEYS IN TOWN

MT. and Mrs. John Saloney, of Seattle, have arrived in Juneau and are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
MRS. LAsHUA ARRIVES

Mrs. Bert Lashua, of Seattle, has arrived in Juneau and is a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
MRS. JOHNSON IN TOWN

Mrs. Andrew Johnson, of Peters, burg, is guest at the Baranot Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
ROUND TRIPPERS

Mrs. Henry Green and son, Denny, are making the round-trip to Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
MIR. MRS. PETERSON HERE

MT. and Mrs. Wallace Peterson, of Tyee, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26

Elizabeth Durbin Chandler, of Portland, is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-26
CARLSON HERE

J. G. Carlson, of Seattle, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
] Lest. Found. EsrdY

Lost Found. EsroY
FOUND Mexican billfold contain
Ua birth certificate. Francisco
Gutierrez Call at 1921 State 81
LOST downtown Black Kid purse
containing drivers license, iden-
-ilcatIou card. etc Reward, Re
t.u to 1928 Vine or P. 0. Box
Il5. go
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
FOR SALE
DAIRY

One owner since 1914. 1860
acres Of grazing land. lis head
Of high grade and registered
cattle. Milking machine. Chill
ing and storage plant. wells,
electricity, room house in first
class condition. Serving modern
Arizona city. Price S46,105.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
9-Business Opportunities

JACUMBA barber shop for sale
Good business for right party
Write Box 33, Jacumba, or call
in person. go
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

20 ACRES corn stalk pasture for
sale. l mi. south, l. mile east FL
Centro L. A. Bright 9-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
FOR RENT

104O ACRES at various loca-
tiOns. Suitable for vegetables
flax, barley and alfalfa Cash
or share deal. 2 tractors and
equipment for sale.
LISTINGS wanted on good land
for sale.
Would like to contact ex-Service
men with farm experience. w.
E. HANCOCK, Since 1914 The
Farm Land Man" n miles west
Of Court House. Phone $50
FOR RENT-30O acres seven miles
northeast of Calipatria suitable
for fall or spring peas or flax
Cash rent, S25 per acre. viii fl
nance pea crop in full if rent
paid in advance. Call 1143. FL
Centre, 8 to weekdays.
FOR RENTAL tomato land on
Alamo river, miles So. Of Holt
vile. M A. Anderson, Rt. l Box
142, HOltville. go
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
-Wunted 10 Rent

(
MARINE officer, wife and three
( children desire house; prefer place
close to school. Phone 1000, EX-
tension 531, before noon. w. w.
Winner Jr. 9-6
WANT to rent furnished or unfur-
niShed house. Write Box 448, care
Post Press. 9-I
MARINE OFFICER and wife desire
furn. house or Apt Can 1000, Ext
PIT between and II am. 1t
SibbernSen. ga
GOVERNMENT employe, man. de
sires cool sleeping room close to
bath. Permanent. Phone 1901. ga
WANT 2 bedroom unfurnished home
in FL Centre. Cali Lewis at Sher-
ifs office 1863. "a
WANTED Apt. for marine couple
Call Mrs. A. Pupkin, AZ Room 3l4
between ? and I pm. 9-1
WANTED-2 bedroom house or
Apt. for couple ana child Call
1924, Mrs. Wilkins, after ? pm.
$40 REWARD Marine and wife
desire apartment Cooking per
mitted CAN 1900 Ext 448 9-3
FURNISHED apartment or room
in private home with kitchen
privileges for marine and wife
Phone 448 9-3
l3-Rooms for Rent
GOOD air cooled rooms for men
only $50 El Centric ave. go
l6-Pdsturoqe
.-~~~~~--~~~~~~~
20 ACRES corn stalk pasture for
sale l mi south, l. mile east FL
Centric. L. A. Bright. 9-3
l7-CounnY PropertY-Leose
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

l7-CounnY PropertY-Leos,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
Ell CENTRO
NURSERY
800 No. Imperial Ave.

800 No. Imperial Ave.
Phone 63s El Centre
II gauge Shot gun. so shell, S25
l pr. hip boots. new. size SO
? sets Of golf clubs S2U-S35
Gibson tenor banjo S35
Gibson Spanish Guitar S35
Electric Hawaiian Guitar $40
Electric Amplifier $50
Rolls Razor. with ? blades SlU
SEE AT 8l8 Hell
LUNCH COUNTER. Is stools soda
fountain, ice cream cabinet. car
bOnatOr glass refrigerated display
case. Large Toastmaster. Wall
mirrors, tile, A IT, Ut drug shelly
ing, sliding doors. Phone pa Cal
eXiCo g-l
FOR SALE Two cupboard motors.
Neptune ] l 10 h.p. ana -fU
hip. motor AIS No. II ST.. Impe-
rial. Old
TWO 9 X Y Alexander Smith rugs.
Special Administer $25. 1921 Vine
after pm. 9-3
26-A-FUm Needs
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
23-Miscelluneous tor Sole

FOR SALE - Registered English
springer spaniel female. Correct
age for training this fall. Ideal
duck and pheasant 800 Maple,
HoltWlle. Phone PAP.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

WANTED-Woman to help clean
house and iron. 78l Holt. go
WANTED - Janitor at Lincoln
school, Imperial Apply High
School office, Imperial, after
moons. ga
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
You Can Talk to One Man .
l8-CounrY PropertY-Sole

8-CountrY PropertY-Sole
~-o-o~~~~~~~~--~~ ,~--~~~~--~~-~- -~-~-~~~~~~~-~
At Hipass We have four good
buys viz:
800 ACRES 80 acres tillable-
about 200 fenced - running
creek. Plenty Of water. Virgin
soil. About 200 large live oak
trees. Fair house. Electricity
soon available $7950. Easy
terms.
1856 ACRES. 80 fenced. No
house. Running spring. Never
failed in twenty years. Some
splendid grazing Rich soil sub
irrigated. About 25 large live
oak trees. S3500. Terms.
115 ACRES. Small wen built
frame house. Well and wind
mill. new. Fenced. Trees. $500.
Half cash. Terms.
6 ACRES adjoining town Of
HipaSs Large rock house half
finished $3.50. Scenic view.
Altitude 5000 feet.
AT CAMPOI Two very nice
places not y far from Mitchell
Convalescent hospital. For Cam
20 or HipaS9 property see Jane
Blackwell Cameron Corners.
Campo, ? mi. North on Buck
man Springs Road. Turn south
off Highway 30 at Buckman
Springs. II on "a turn north
miles from Cameron Corner. Or
see or write ". p. Capehart.
Box 1873. Jacumba. miles west
Main office. 81
FOR SALE bedroom home south
side partly fur back ward fenced
, coolers near schools. $500. 78l
Holt. g-G
l9-CitY Property Tor Sole
IS ACRES and nice modern
home Alfalfa $4,000.
80 ACRES. southeast of Holt
Vile. rooms ana sleeping
porch $1,000
80 ACRES. good location, close
in. $1,000. 5000 down.
.tucco. south
side $1,000
BEDROOMS, 2 sleeping porches.
Frame house $223U, nalf down.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
OLN 7 II NAFIo III Z
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS

614 Main Phone 474
81
2 BEDROOM house on 10 acres
Of land in milo. Located on I'M
perial Highway Turn left at first
drain ditch, first house. Look for
sign. Sgt. G. G. Driver. 9-1
ABOUT 70 acres: 80 in alfalfa; liy-
able house; $4,000. See Starr Won
F'luss, 664 Holt 9-1
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

GOOD air cooled rooms for men
only. $50 El Centro ave. 9-3
l6-Pdsturuqe
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
TWEED JOLLY

LISIINC;S WANTED
GA Main Phone 474
9-3
FOR SALE Five rentals on north
side tor $1,000 Sue Starr Won
Fluss, GG4 Holt. 81
FOR SALE Large home III I'M
periaI: furnished. including cleo
equipment; $3.50 for quick sale;
$500 cash required. See Stan Won
Fluss. GG4 Holt. "a
TWO BEDROOM house for sale.
4O2 North j ST. Imperial. Inquire
FoWlkea Meat Market, phone I'M
pcriul 235. 9-1
SIX ROOM frame house. 3 bed
rooms partly furnished Chicken
and COW pen, $370O. Contact Box
447. c 0 PoSt-PreSs 9-3
| THREE BEDROOM house three
room rental III rear, both COM
| plttely furnished
KATE OLDHAM
127 NO 9Th I'll Centre 9-l
ONE ACRE, Groom house, water
and electricity, just outside city
west, $500; some terms.
KATE OLDHAM
127 No. 9th. III Centre
ga
FOR S A L E-Home in Imperial; 2
bedrooms and 2 sleeping porcheS:
$1,000; can be seen afternoons
only. See Starr Won FlusS, 664
Holt. GA
$4750 BUYS ? bedroom house with
2 outside sleeping rooms. double
garage, eject. range, barn with 2
hOX stalls, 2 chicken houses, city
water county taxes. Modern. near
school outside city. Possession
Sept Is $3.50 down. balance easy
terms. Tel. 1889 DAYS. ga
FOR SALE-Partly furnished house
and garage, Villa Farms, $1,000
casl j. d. Mckenzie. 323 Mag
noIla, FL Centre. ga
FOR SALE-3 bedroom stucco; 4
! rooms hardwood, 2 complete
baths tile sink, garage. fenced
back yard Immediate possession.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$50 Main Phone $50
ga
4-ROOM MODERN HOUSE for
sale on paved street, partly fur
nished. See Lefty at Leftv's gar
age, 236 So. Imperial, Imperial.
9-3
FOR SALE-Modern 2 bedroom
home insulated. completely fur
nished, hardwood floors. electri-
cally equipped Fenced in back
yard Phone 1855 for appointment.
719 El Centro Ave 9-5
FOR SALE -Ina's Beauty Shop. 2l1
No. Imperial Ave. Phone Imperial
POT or 1921. 9-7
20-Wonted-Reol Estate
WANT to buy or lease 10 to 20
acres. Notify Arrowhead Cream
cry. Phone pa. 81
2l-Furniture tor Sale
~~-~~-~O-~0~0---"~0~7~~-
FOR SALE - Electric refrigerator,
studio couch. dinette table and 4
chairs: miscellaneous articles.
1916 Commercial Ave. Phi 534-J
22-Elecricdl Appliances
KEEP OUT THE HEAT
Get better results from your
cooling system by insulating
your home with FIR-TEX in
Sulation board and ZONOLTTE
fill insulation.
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER
& TRADING co.
1409 Adams ST. Phone 1892
9-10
THh-E, BURNER electric range,
good condition. o. South Fifth
after pm
FOR SALE-2 home coolers. I8 and
IS in. blades Excellent condition.
See at 1915 Hamilton. Priced reas-
enable. 9-2
23-Miscelloneous tor Sole
FOR SALE - Registered English
springer spaniel female Correct
age for training this fall Ideal
duck and pheasant 3G9 Maple,
HoltVille. Phone 242
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
Wunted

WANT operator for carrya1;; only
Al operators need apply: must be
experienced in land leVeling
wages open. Phone 1854.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
FUGATE
FARMS
614 Main

81
FOR SALE-About 60 acres south
west of Seeley; excellent land;
house cost $4,000 to build; imme-
diate possession; will take about
S600c to handle deal. See Starr
Won FlusS, 664 Holt. 90
FOR SALE-1 acre. 3-room house:
water, electricity; adj city limits
$1,000, some terms. End No. Third
3rd hSe west on Villa, after pm.
PINE VALLEY = Large lots-S40O
and 5000. Buy now. Build later.
E. c. Bangs, broker 81
100 ECRES. 8 years in dairy. Good
for vegetables or flax. Sl3C per
acre Write Box 445, c . Post
Press. 9-7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25
Compensation z Agreements

Compensation Commissioner John J. O'Connell today approved the fol- lowing agreements for weekly pay ments during disability or for spe- cific payment in case of permanent injury:
 Frances Eggleston of 99 Pearl street against Alexander J. Camp bell of Watertown, $l250 for 20 and 4-5 weeks, 10 per cent loss of func- tion of right leg.
 Frank w. BraatZ, Jr., of 9G4 High land avenue against St. Louis Serv- ice, Inc, of Waterbury, $30 begin ming March p, infection of left hand.
 John Bellini of 85 Madison street against Industrial Cafeterias, Inc, of Westfield, N. J., $17.46 beginning April 13, fracture of right leg.
 Percy Smith of Pierpont road against American Brass O., $26,77, beginning April 1T, injury. to left great toe.
 Charles James of 57 Vine street against American Brass CO, $l997 beginning April 20, injury to right foot.
 Harry o. Litke of Torrington against American Brass Go. of Tor rington, $2l.53, beginning March 26, Sprained right ankle.