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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16
FIRST ROAD BUILDERS

The Romans were the first peo- pie to appreciate the value of good roads. They built 46,000 miles of highways between 3o5 B. c. and 200 A. D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16

MT. and Mrs. George Crociccllia Highland Avenue, and children Georgianna and James, have re- turned home after spending two weeks at the Montowese House. h. dian Neck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16

MT. and Mrs Harold T. McDer- mott of Giles Street announce the birth of their second son, Thomas Harold, July B at St. Mary's Hospi- tai, Mrs. McDermott is the former Helen Rush.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16

Mir and Mrs Philip Arcand, of Giles Street, announce the birth of their second child, a daughter, Jill Elizabeth, at St. Mary's Hospital, July 14 Mrs. Arcand is the former Betty Brodeur.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19

Sputtering along by fits and starts
Bluffton Pirates had all sorts of
trouble with an inspired Arlington
five Tuesday night before subduing
the visitors, So to As, on the Bluff
ton court.
1t was the sixth successive VIC
tory of the season for the Crimson
and White outfit, but the winning
margin was the closest of the year
against a team that prior to game
time had been "doped" as a setup.
Contributing to Bluffton's diff
Guilty in rolling along at its usual
high-geared pace was the absence
from the lineup of Neil Schmidt,
spectacular Pirate forward, who is
benched indefinitely with a wrenched
knee.
Threatening all the way, Airing
ton had command of the game thru
out most of the first half. The visi-
tors held a IL to first-quarter
lead, and were out in front at one
time in the second period, Is to IL,
before Bluffton finally came up with
a rally that gave them a II to 16
halftime advantage.
Bluffton widened the gap in the
third period which ended with the
Pirates out in front, 33 to 25, then
the last quarter developed into a
scoring marathon with the locals tai
lying 10 points and Arlington 20 in
a wild melee.
The Pirates were leading at one
time in the last stanza, 40 to 90,
then Arlington pulled up to within
four points, AZ to 38. The advant-
age veered to Bluffton again at that
stage, and the team led, 81 to 38,
before a last-minute Arlington rush
brought the visitors up to within
seven points at the game end.
Althaus, Sommer and Howe paced
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19
Bluffton Beavers Close Strong
But Lose To Northern, 57-54

Bluffton college closed strong in a
tilt with Ohio Northern on the Ada
floor, Tuesday night, but failed to
overcome a wide third-quarter lead
built up by the Bears who finally
copped the decision by a count of
81 to Sd.
The Beavers got away to slow
start, but pulled rally near the
close of the first half to come with
in seven points of their foes, as the
halftime score stood % to 81.
In the third quarter, the Bluffton
crew again had difficulty in getting
going and during the period North
ern at one time was out in front by
II points.
The locals then settled down to
close the gap and threw scare in
to the Ohio conference school as they
shaved off Is points of the advant-
age and came near turning the tide
of the battle.
Center Raber with 20 points led
both outfits in scoring, with other
Bluffton tallies contributed by Rich
Gratz, IL; Russ Gratz, seven; Howe,
four; and Smucker, three. Leichty
and Gleason also were in the Bluff
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19

Laying hens need fresh air in win
ter, but the ventilation must be ar
ranged to avoid direct drafts and to
prevent a sudden temperature drop
within the house. The house is warm
enough for poultry any time water
does not freeze in fountains, but egg
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19

production drops if house tempera-
lures change quickly.
Although Ohio laid claim to the
first Christmas tree used in Z. S.,
additional research places the first
tree at Fort Dearborn, Michigan, in
1904. The Ohio claim was made for
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19

a tree at Wooster in 1847. Other
records show a Christmas tree was
set up in Cincinnati in 1885 and one
used in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
in 1884. The first Christmas tree in
the world was at Strasbourg, Ger
many, in 1904.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19
Bluffton High Cagers Have Trouble
In Beating Arlington, 52-45 Score

the Bluffton scoring attack. Althaus
looped six felders and three free
throws for Is points; Sommer got
six from the field for IL, and Howe
had five field goals for 10.
Bibler and Fail were high for
Arlington with 13 and 10 points re-
spectively.
The lineup:
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19

ton lineup.
The junior varsity of Ohio North
ern won the preliminary from Bluff
tons jayvees, 47-30.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19

Halftime score: Bluffton 21; Ohio
Northern %
Evening star., 1946-10-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-Ambitio young lady, 10
yrs. business exp. desires permanent posi-
WITH % boof and aecspDns
responsibility: knowledge real estate estate pro pro
cedures, payroll work, MGR posting ma
chine; 5-day wk.; salary open. Box 4S3,h'
HoUsEKEEPER, thoroughly
Ea1 xHps H o stay sEe Rsfe!sDss'
f1sRsssfs . deslsa lemea alters ss
tons; eve; gowns specially; reas1 MISS MISS
RERT fis lsTBf Sps and yeng done
at home. AT. 40o7 and AT. 1900 y
mI saIn' 4So5 9F part time IN the morn NJ Wss a'
GI Girl. Eco eooiored. desires Job in doctors of
se year sxDer MI II nprss s4ss
meeting @ tn the public: has studied personnel
tyDist; salary consideration. sH. 1929
GIRL. colored, exp, MsntS i9s as EuaM Sai,reSs
GIRL m s'Sa eoiored. neat, reliable. desires work
as file clerk. ofice maid or counter gari.
GIRL, Sgk 4a eolersd SssI desires clerical work or
es55 ,dos IL dry u s6ss
aeeSLSfhftei sRsed With Tsi vnS ADULT aamiiy
sesss: 90 asesss
Office. experienced. "a. oVuO..
assEss 1s5sa "sa es ss:
SECRETARY, s under 80. college grad. =
yrs experience Govt, private industry;
desires position public relations or related
field, with employer willing to pay $50
wk. minimum for Intelligent, accurate,
speedy secretary, in return for her loyalty
and interest; single; able to get along with
siasEi years
exper. years foreign service, desires IN
teresting position: excel. typing. shorthand;
min salary. $50. 40-hr. wk. Ex. 7a34.
sTENOGRAPHER. fast and accurate both
lumnar work and multiple copies; by the
hour, day Or week; my Office or yours.
TYPIsT, experienced. desires tipping at
home. Call for and deliver. TR. 6d39.
TYPING Cat home)-Accurate, Intelligent;
md0d and defiTefed fGis1sai fnses Phone OK Ss72
TYPINGNExpert typing done at home;
manuscripts, medical work, etc; envelopes
addressed; reasonable. reliable; pickup and
delivery. Please call North 0451. 29.
WRITER'S RESEARCH. assist writer, as
SsmsIing editing know the soprssfs psef
YOUNG WOMAN desires part-time clerical
work. some typing. Call DE. 1856 stter
Z GIRLS (colored). wishes work as elevator
operator, one has permit: or clerk, counter
girl in dry cleaning plant or launarS. 5o.
INTELLfGENT colored young lady wishes
part-time waitress work OF some other
type; 3 years experience. CO 1873.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
HELP DOMESTIC.

In excellent tnird-fioor room and bath;
nps ehd yssr old aa and
school child: cooking for Children only:
| day per week and every other Sun. ct; 56
per week; Telephone WI. $3.50. between
CoLORED MAID for g.h.w. in an ,institu-
ouire at 24OO 10th st. NV, Mon. 9 to
6 Standardization, TYsI Msd & white. not
sal fsmiS: " saIaqs: nfaase duties Msht 10 5000
81 am, to pm; and to s pm. -2s
So1k Us fsm ve m
With With bath. cali GE. $3.50. rs
COOK, experienced; g.h:w;; small Conn;
a, ave. sp,; ns aEl, Il through $40 dinner; SO
GENERAL tsfi HousEKEErER, experienced,
and mothers helper; live in: excellent sal
ary, lovely room; references. OR. 6573
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, plain cook.
ahdrsn aEs sn gy5 xsse s sd 4fsi psih Fond of
S.H:W. & ExFEkInScED 5T 55IS with children; live
ri GHWsattsd W.: sM siSs; solored woman live in
refene9ees: psffn ecekns rs oR sse7 k0oo $50 51SA
G.H.W,, no cooking Bendix washer: live in.
private room; in family; references
G:M.W.:WAITREss, live gti,o,s out; sxcsllsn. client
wages, pleasant working conditions other
GIRL, Cir . coiOred. wanted for general house
sEfRfesi afRE or eE EoSak, 52,sk days per vt, gen.
sreI hsusewogE; short hours. good pa pay.
ea aIhL uS On 471ooM WOMAN. settled, white; hon home;
assist with children and housework; light
l,M laundry Be HendiT nS47 machine; no eoossips'
HaosusRkE2fER, Iays sa 3F si41 mothers helper: good
pay and excellent, living quarters; must
have references; middle-aged, white. Exec
HS1Ss o1SussRsRRIEaEpER-coMpANroN Man de-
sires refined white lady to aid elderly
mother to keep 3-room Arlington apart
ment. Prefer not to live in except on spe-
cial occasions. Hours, wages open. CH.
Hoa1sEkfEfER hsao asssE So cook. 16 white, adults
live in, good. home, good pay. Call IN
sss betsssda iSa eEVisH Il. Md Phone o. a17
adult couple; ss7 . week. OR, .i5$s. IS
MAID, house work, assist with children;
no cooking or laundry; health CERTIFICATE.
MAID, in or near Alexandria; help with 2
children and small house, no cooking: en-
ciude SATURDAY: TIE. 1884. T.
.sId ard and S nssys pss sHnqEy cH s54, $50 mo-
MAID, colored, 30-40 yrs. preferred; cook
Ing and g.h:w,; live in; city references. ga
sSs 4 sim ss sD !hss ssaIg ss fs9Isa' s *
WOMAN, SSSs colored, wants days work. Cali
between 2:30 and pm. Hillside 1d2S.
WANTED-General houseworker. must be
sry; % permanent Job, MA. s3o1.-30-
Evening star., 1946-10-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT - Financial statements
books kept and audited; tax reports. Can
ACCoUNTANT, expert, books started: kept
part time. audits. statements. tax returns:
city references. OR. 2074.
1CCOiJNTANT, exper, books started. kept,
andited. tax reports monthly service state
ments: prompt. reas, SA 1854. 2s.
enced. weekly, monthly service; all rec
ords; taxes, financial reports. Adams
COLLEGE sR., 81. desires selling position
in LIQUOR pkg. goods several evenings
weekly; experienced. Box 420-R. Star. 29s
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, 80. single, 1941
grad, wants D. C. location lsales. service.
DEVELOPMENT machin-
ist, tool and die maker rating; qualified to
handle shop; high class references. Oh.
JxNirOR, colored. married; no children;
can do repair work; with quarters. Cail
Evening star., 1946-10-28
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

and secretarial classes
forming IN and
comptometer, all sscretarial subjects. Est;
Ss ss Eosb 81 scHSo sssSG
hEauFY St of2RRaroks Rp s'o hefiel
training in all subjects: day, night and
Rnssnf RnE 81 Tree
y. c. requirements and CT training. 1910
SorTSahfnk sSs Mf co1KsEs as S. xlsb Wis or with
out touch tipping; hundreds of excellent
inquire BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F. MA.
FLIGHT RADIO OPERATORS are in de-
mand by the commercial airl1nes; earn as
with military radio experience. can quality
psri9d Psstions With en s shs
ApproVed Apr Tor tralnlng under 81 B CEN
TSAb saS bds pf sfos Once fs - 70 T.
seven days week, later by appointment.
LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY. complets course.
s1sS a6To m bRfvfSa rfsSsnt tansht by experts
eatlof EASY Sfsuss fss
fsARssIr EfzRs rS 60 pkIst a1sf the safe way; dual
mopEsN M assi ri TRAIN1NG IN beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved BY Goyernmsns
COLLEGE. 1910 q st. NV, D1. 1882. .
20 lessons; improvising and transposing.
Air, r,eondtioned studio. I'm Mr.: gEWMAH. MAJ.
SEWING LESSONs-EiEht 2-hour lessons.
$40; day and night classes. SINGER SEW. SEW.
GREGG AND PITTMAN SHORTHAND.
typewriting: Individual instruction.; day
and evening classes. LAKE SCHOOL,
1I0I Vt, ave Cat Z ST. nv; pI; lila:
interested in the future with a career to
be trained for air-conditioning, and re-
frigeration business. Two new i1dustTiss: lss:
for fun information. how you Ssn crnIjf sIsIify
TIoNING TRAINING Co. P. o. Box 1928.
n. C. 20
GUTTAR-Spanish or Hawaiian, taught in
your home by nationally known teacher.
Fast progress; Call eyes. IA; 0So2 3otss- go
sional instruction in 1916 11Mls dIal-consrW9l ont W
ICES, 42l7 Conn. ave. Daily and Sum-,
m to pm, EN-. 6s74. go
Evening star., 1946-10-28
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.)

LAWYER seeks connection. Is years. o
extensive exssTienss II Priyats psacsies
arrangement,. Box 341-R. Star. 2s'
MAN, coiored. wants work Mon, Tues.
sF sE7ns 1slns ss as pan jzAss q fss Rsans s's
sessss EVENINGS desires Ca. s'5s e. 1885 s'ssss
RHAsMxcisT PHI 1s desires T day A work, Monday
thr9ugh Friday: relief or permanent. Boz
PRIvAiE INVESTIGATIONS recurring tact
BY former Army ARMY iptslisence stdr officer Law
Fl PUBLIC Ssi Pr REIaTfoNs1News ;iHi writer, long
experience newspapers, radio, govt, bust
and R5e 5eesg sSR gey ss. tg:d'
RADIO TEcHNicfAN, ex-Navy A. r., T.
1/c;. six years experience seryicing cleo
juG' juPe box, Or allied ines; Competent Re:
sncYExEc. secf EXEC Asst. I IS. single, wide exp.
Sss duty s aide @ and as lag it, s.a fluent prench some
Germ, Ital. and Span; travel or work any
where; avail 5s, 5oE Wash interview Wed.' yn.
VETERAN desires fun or part, time en-
ployment; former service radio teehnician;
electrical work preferred but consider any
thing I aos reasonable: industrious sober. BOB
VETERAN VE ERaai wishes envelopes to addPpsss
long, hand. excellent handwriting. os. IR.
YOUNG MAN desires position as appren-
tice letterer in sign shop: excellent typist,
5000 wp.m.; excl. Box lot, Star.
2S'
AMBITIOUS, INDUSTRIOUS VETERAN de-
sires part-time bookkeeping position; has
2Aa years college work in business admin
and accounting; interested primarily in
experience to coincide with schooling;
references Box 490-R, Star. 2S'
MARINE VETERAN, former bank teller, IN
school all day, desires work Mon, We'd
Fri. eyes,, 9 to 12; expert bkpr, can type,
operate Burr. bkp. mach, IBM proof
mach: S1.25 hour minimum. Box S-T
MIR. BUSINESS MAN-Do you need good
accountant. office manager or full charge
bookkeeper? Phone MA. 742S. -
information. call District s241. 30.-
Evening star., 1946-10-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
CoLoRED GiKL desires days work. Wed

COLORED GIRL desires days Work. Wed.
through Sat RA. 5041.
CoLORED GIRL, experienced wants dssg,s so
work, SIS per uay and carfare. RE. 1869.
CoLORED GIRL desires work at night.
En SnsToM posI IRONING in your home, NV:
references Write for particulars, O.
Box 42o2, Takoma Park: D; G -29
reliable colored woman; references. BER-
THA MORGAN. 1908 S st. NV. Please
G.H.W. .iHOUSEKEEPER. white, middle
age, live in; small family: ME 74eS.
GIRL, colored, desires afternoon job: ref
ersnces. Call NO. 1854, MARY, after z.
GIRL, colored. wants a JOB as mothers
helper Or TO- do housework EVA LEE
GIRL, colored, g.h.w., full or part time,
Mon. thru Fri Dupont 1860, between 10
and f. 2o'
GIRL, colored. desires daywork regulsrly.
GIRL, Cir % eolored' wants Job cleaning mems
apts., whole Or part time. Call all ID day
WOMAN. colored. wants days work. TR.
WOULD LIKE bundle wash to do at home.
Call CHI. 6431. 2S-
Evening star., 1946-10-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

SALESMEN to sell motor serv. member
ship and ms; salary, S175-S200 mo-, plus
COM; CT training prog. possible seere-
typists to S2,l00. MUTUAL EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 1710 G st. NV. Ma. 0954.
tarial French, bilingual typists, Junior
personnel receptionist file
clerk, etc Selective placement. Years of
experience in industrial placement work
enables us to properly evaluate training
and experience and obtain for qualified
applicants positions at excellent salaries
most in stability and pleasant working
conditions. WALTER H: KESSLER. Per
sonnel Services, sos Washington BS1ld-
AIRLINE CLERKS (f.1: start $3.50; must
be neat, polite, attractive, intelligent; excel;
future. Miss Bond, FORD EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, us 14th st. NV, RE. 2S2S.
CASHIER %; $50 wk.; night hours, 8 to .
a m. BOYD'S, 1888 F. Ma 2340.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
CLERKS wanted to qualify as mi

CLERKS wanted to qualify as machine
good Soayefhii Day While learning; 5sdsy week Apply
MAssATMgToN; u ~ ana IS SIS. NJ ny. mss vomss
graduate nurses, $3.50 to $500 monthly;
attendants, S130 to 81 80 monthly; KITCHEN
and dining room help, SIlG to $40
monthly: maintenance available: annual
leave. sick leave, retirement benents:
come to John M Barbadore. DEPARTMENT
oF lNsTTTUTIoEs AND AGENCIES. State
REAL ESTATE sAIEsMEN or women with
car desired for old-estsblished real estate
Arm; prefer those who are. already, IL
censed and those who are interested in
making ! over So 900 yearly. See MR..
JOHNSON. 2nd. floor front. 1925 K st.
Bales III Tusffsy MfN iNb Al gay WOMEN. eolored. to
distribute 400 fast-selling items. Average
earnings, S35 to S75 weekly. Experience
not Necessary. We train you. Call GO,
SSTTSORERooM SUPERVISORS = csfeterias
offer opportunity to learn superytsion OF
storeroom inventory control; must Ike de-
tall and figures: age 25 to 45: some ex-
perience preferred; & S;dsy yle Tssk, g an T,u,t to
WAirERs Or Or MATTRESSES, steady. re-
liable. Salary. plus tips, meals VI price. B.
day week Thurs. and Sun. Off. 1928 Wis.
ave. NV, WC. 0616. -
Evening star., 1946-10-28
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, middle aged Protestant. white.
sober dependable and capable Of great
responsibility; woman fine. housekeeper
and cock; husband employed, but will 40
nings and Saturdays Box 35-T, Star. 2Ss
JANITOR-Man and wife, colored, no
children wish small apt. house. in exchange
for quarters and small salary: good ref.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
BEAUTY PARLoRs.

MODEM BOOTH for rent in beauty sheps
colored. no. 1896. -T
Evening star., 1946-10-28
PRESS OPERATORS, shirt operators
catchsrs; feeders, exper. WASHINGTON

LAUNDRY, 1927 K st. NV
PRNTA-sIGN OPERATORS - Experience
not necessary; 40-hour, 5-day week; 29se
discount on purchases and many other
ice, 4th floor, LANSBURGH g. BRO. 7th,
Sth and e SITS. NV. -
RECEPTIONIST and switchboard operator
for apt. bldg. Apply in person to resident
manager, 1851 Idaho ave. NV, between
Mass. and Cathedral -29
RECEPTIONIST, regular optometrist ONCE;
must have knowledge of typing, general
oflce experience; 5E-day week; excellent
CHAS. SCHWARTZ b SONS, 70S 7th st.
ROOM CLERK and switchboard operator.
BOX 44O-S. Star. 80
week. uniforms and meals, rood salary:
sHoRxHAM Dkuo Co. 500 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-10-28

operator's permit; reference, required as
to eharacssT ter and ssbrlsty
soSs1 sas Gf 'assFsp
sps1 fas Fsns1 ca S'aE f.
tSdaR SoaRsMAsv1LRR aas En- has opportunity for
and Wso want to add to
5oE -MsnvlIs Blown Rock Wool 9oa,i.n1 and
snnse ass4a fIs t@f Mss Gs n
JUNIOR sALEsMEN. to IL learn nin retail busi:
ness in high-grade Stetson shoe. dept. OF
ne mems I,z specially eel shop; PEI
ElsorYpR EES lsps ofERaToR, = CAPABLE Of Keep
ns psd Ur unusua GOOD ana on
newspaper at Rockville Md. Apply BY
Standard. Rockville, Md. 80
MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT for
hsns
Must also be able to program and direct
eeetrea systems. iH al meehanicai &c equip o
and decorating. Knowledge of structural
ability to supervise large group Of main
tenance employees. In letter of application
give complete history of educational
BACKGROUND, employment record, age. FAM
fly status etc This is permanent, WE'LL
paying position with excellent living quar-
ters furnished. Box 376-S, Star. -2S
MAN, for carpet workroom, experienced
only; excellent salary; permanent position.
DIENER'S, DI. 6878. rs
MAN, colored, to work around kitchen and
assist cook: no Sunday work Apply COL
LIER'S INN, $685. Colesville rd., Silver
Spring, Md. Take bus marked Georgia
ave. and Alaska ave., then bus marked
Four Corners; stops in front Of door. -28
MAN, experienced. all around, for grocery
and meat market: good nay $50 No.
Payne ST., Alexandria. Va. TIE. 9743. 20
MAN, young. for record work and to as
s:s. in selling in high-type establishment;
must be neat and courteous. State age
and salary expected. Box isis, Star. -29
MAN, thoroughly experienced, to supervise
q chain of IA laundry and dry cleaning
to I'LL Job. Call Mr.. BOORSTEIN. to 5
pm. for appointment for interview. DU.
1858. -2S
MAN, 1880, for local sales position;
previous experience not necessary, IL able
to meet public: earnings about $50 per
wk to start; rapid increases UP to $50
es you qualify. Apply IL to Pm, Rm.
406s 1927 Eye st. NV.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-16
LAKES SHIPPING
TIE-UP INCREASES
10 Per Cent OF Seamen
Now Reported Out On
Paralyzing Strike

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. is. -U.R
- Approximately 10 per cent of the
ships and seamen plying the Great
Lakes upon which steel and other
industries depend. were immobiliz-
ed by strike Thursday and there
were indications of the paralysis
increasing.
40 Ships Stopped
Joe Curran, president OF the Ma
tional Maritime Union, (CIO) an
nounced that 1920 seamen had
obeyed the unions 1901 a. m.
Q:O1 a. m. EDIT strike deadline,
immobilizing 40 ships. The Great
Lakes fleet totals approximately
400 ships and they're manned by
approximately 10000 seamen. Cur
ran said the immobilized ships
were Is tankers and "a bulk cargo
vessels. He claimed that Is had
been manned by crews not pre-
viously organized by the union.
Others To Join
Picket lines were established at
all ports. Independent workers and
dock workers belonging to other
CLIO unions. including the United
Auto workers, pledged their sup
port and said trey would refuse to
load or unload vessels. ALL Sea-
farers union members in Detroit
20 join the walkout.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-16
Hitch-Hiker

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. Is -P1-
An astomded Brooklyn motorist
who gave a hitch-hiker a lift and
discovered he had picked up Goo
ernor Thomas E. Dewey, knows
the whole story now.
The Governor bought those twin
brown Swiss heifers.
Dewey, asked Thursday at a
news conference if he had thumbed
a ride as rumored, confirmed the
report and said it all started when
he saw the brown Swiss cows as
he was driving from his pawling
farm to Albany. He had a blowout
just after seeing the cows and de-
cided to look them over while the
tire vas being changed.
So, he thumbed a ride. The first
vehicle to stop, a farm truck, was
full but the second, driven by the
unidentified Brooklynite, stopped.
The result? Two new heifers in
the Governors barn and, perhaps,
the vote of that Brooklyn motorist.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-16
JUDGE BONE SIGNS
ORDER FOR YOUTH
Gary Miller Awarded 49,
256.67 In Suit Against
Company Here

Judge Walter j. Bone. OF Nash
vile, Wednesday signed a Judge
ment for s3,256. 81 against E. l..
White. o. o. Allsbrook, and others
trading as the White Ice Cream and
Milk company, in favor Of Gary
Miller. a minor, for alleged DAM
ages suffered when the boy was
struck by a milk truck at 6 o'clock
on the afternoon of June 4. Court
was adjourned Immediately after
this paper was signed.
Playing In Alley
According to the complaint the
boy was playing in an alley behind
2o9 Pinecrest Parkway at the
time of the accident.
Judge Bones order provided that
the plaintiff, who was joined by
his next best friend, c. L. Miller.
in the suit, was entitled to recov.
er $500 for personal injuries,