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Evening star., 1946-07-02
HELP DOMESTIC tcent. }

DAY WORKER. must be excel. laundress
and good general cleaner; hours, g TO s;
Sa0 "a, week; opes psrnmansnt; n.nnnt RA, $500:
en-, 40 to SO years. unencumbered, good
character reference: good salary. DE. 1901
GIRL OR WOMAN for general housework
settled. live in, upstairs room; must like
shTsn aodp rLa1S sGSa Gook ssq 5 2ea5
employed husband or other male relative
who would give some services for board and
pleasant ivy upstairs J quarters with BATH Teie-
hOUSEkEEPER, live in. $50 wk.; eX.
perienced with cooking and all household
duties; capable with children. GE OF 70
HoUsEKEEPER. white, $500. We are
looking for, some one who has pleasant
manner m re,, , and truly likes children nice home
manent job with considerate people. Please
write Wit = for interview, giving references. Box
HoGsEREErER si for cheerful young fam
lily, 2 nursery school children working
parents: 5h2-day week excellent trans
pportation; S.5; local references. EN-
MAID. must have best references and be
settied ieb ny Soman ano good GOD pay live in: excellent
MAID; must have best references and bt
lob. -, FIR. $500 Ext. 4s9 a
shld9sG Us Es issrshsm an take st care of rA
1864 s.
MAIDG INV. plain cooking, light lsun-
erence. Salary open "a
NuRSEMAID, upstairs work. 2 children;
other help; live I'M city refs. Adams
010n, Ext. 100-C. Il
WOMAN. colored, for ironing, ! afternoon
week; 65c hour and carfare. TR. 7l62
WOMAN white. July 8 through August /
general housework, children'S laundry
private country home, near Hagerstown
WOMAN. to care for S-year-old girl anc
do ,g.hw.; hours, 7:15 to 5:45: h-day
week; no evening meal; S21 25 per week
2o39 36th st. Sc. Call TR. 1892 after
Evening star., 1946-07-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants job, part or full time
5 days week; refs. Phone LU. 4735. No
cooking. 3.
GIRL. colored wants Job as nursemaid, 5h
davs week Trinidad s273.
GIRL, colored experienced, wants R,h.w.;
permanent: live in ne. has written refer
ences. Write Box 45S-R, Star. A.
GIRL, colored, wants lob maid or light
cleaning: full time: no night work. ME
1851. QUEEN E. ROBINSON
GIRL, colored, fond Of children: house
work $50 to $50, 51a days; S23 and car
GIRL. colored, Is; take care of small child
S22 First st. NV, or phone NE. 061q,
GIRL. colored, IA: take, care of small child
SlS First st. NV. EX. 1111.
GIRLS, colored, desire Jobs, day or par
time. IsU. 6647
GIRL, colored, wants part-time job. RE
GIRL. colored, desires 3 days work in
Northwest section; SIS and carfare. ME
5113.
GIRL, colored. desires job. mothers helper
or general housework AID. 66a5.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time morning
work. ME. 1850
GIRL. colored. wishes days work, q to 3
DI s676 Tuesday. Wednesday and Sat
GIRL. colored, desires days work. Call
GIRL, colored, desires part tim. or day,
carfare. DE. 1884. -3
Evening star., 1946-07-02
PERSONAL
nRrS SMAWVNC

DREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
sea0 On One: Sas
EQUIPPED for, prompt service Dresses,
suits to order. Also restylinE:. LEA
rllor,Ir. Iio r sssoae.v.. Room 90 Telephone
RH9SE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
$500 on your SIGNATURE.
NURSES AVAILABLE. trained, practical or
nsysr e1ss pas AT es
SCIENTIFIC dry cleaning in our modern
plant; garments waterproofed mothproofed
Phone ". 66os Or esil At NEW JERSEY
CLEANERS d. DyERs. 1901 New Jersey
Dsess "a, s GfsH buh oF Ws. h0Hs Ma vRs
co ST 5a ne or Of Rt e0N5ss s Sal bao coz EnS
$40 per. evening, includ. records. delivery
suEMEsF sss gaHR n co pt5S co e4eosof shosi
from 5 tiil 10 pm:-oeed bride path: 81
RIDE the @oodasn 'S bus on tem l4pS
ps HI sSf RsS sEsash HoMR on ches.
menus. supervised camp activity, modern
SsssSn SsssssSnpoaand and monthly rates Can FIR: ss4o.
| suits assured: steam cabinet baths. Main
phone. Ma. sl34, 1880 K st. g.
fUND-hAiSlNS campalenef al hpefty. ~
years experience in organization work for
organizations. Box 3S5-R. Star. &c
LIVESTOCK GRAIN CONNECTION wanted
See my ad in Business Opportunities. AL.
TENNIS ENTHUsIAsTs-Professional in
struction for individual or group. For In
formation. JOE REISS, TR. 1870 p
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home
25 different poses, $3.50. You will treas
ure these lovely. natural pictures in your
child's own environment. For appoint
ment, call HO. 412o day or evenings. -
VACANCIES in licensed day nursery in Sc;
excellent supervision; protected playground
and suitable equipment. Call FIR. 3S4o.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or nc
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
nervousness, piles, colds. nu or other all
ments. Also relief from achinR. swollen
feet; Lady naturopath: 20 years expert
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confldence, freedom from self
consciousness; summer course: air-cond
studio: private tutor. MI. 2550.
SUMNER CAMP and summer school at
Howell Academy for Boys on Seven River:
vigorous program: all activities. P o. Box
62S, Annapolis, Md Annapolis 1854.
RELIABLE WOMAN. Govt employe. will
stay nights with children for room. Call
Ma. 4017 after Tues. only. or write
FURNITURE UPHoLsTERING and repair
work done reasonably, at homes if de-
sired J d ROSS ,1r. HO .3Q3
Evening star., 1946-07-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOMAN MARINE will drive car to West
Coast about July 8 for travelling expenses;
given: PFC, MARIE STRAUCH. Hender-
son Hall, Arl., Va, Gkbe 1862 81
CALIFORNIA; leaving Wednesday In
Buick. plenty OF room for 8: ref ex.
changed. Call National 1920, Ext 6O6. 2.
CALifORNiA-Deslre one passenger: con.
yertible coupe. perfect condition; through
9. F.. and Los Angeles; leisurey driving
leave within one week North $500, Apt
102. or leave message with attendant. q
DESIRE RIDE TO L. 4. Veteran will shar,
driving, expenses. RA. 1896 81
SHARE-ExPENSE PLAN. Los Angeles, s. F.
Chicago; low rates, all cities. cars daily
ref. exeh. 23 Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50
CLEVELAND. OHIO. July 3: return July z
take passengers. MI. 93l6,
OF st. Paul, MINI. am willing TO share
driving; qualify as good driver. GAYLEN
POLAND. IA. 1870. 4.
ATLANTIC CITY. leave Wednesday eve.
ming. return Sunday night. Al Plymouth
sedan: careful and experienced driver
Call SO pm: tonight or Wednesday
NEW YORK CITY or vicinity, leavins
Wednesday evening AND returning Sunday
RE: 4l4"; Ext. 5I41.
3 PASSENGERS to or en- route to Northern
Minnesota, July IL, return 29th. l.. H
FORD. 6453 Nebraska ave. NV
Evening star., 1946-07-02

DR. DRIVING i,rds1spT dINs1ssTpRTCTIoNmpual eontTo
oF WASHINGTON; INC. MI. I432. "a
training m all subjects day, night ano
pafL.lime classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved 10,
y. reauirements and CT training. 134G
p PnpIrinee'' ave'' NE; n77s; estab; 1918.
20 lessons. 1mprovising and transposing
A1r,eonditioned I studio: MR.. NEWMAN
QUICK REVIEW COURSE i in a .nor11ond EqHo
typewrting. bookkeeping, calculating ma.
chimes; New classes now starting Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1899 r st. MA 233S
Evening star., 1946-07-02
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALIERATIoNs AND ADDITIoNs. resi-
sSs soHT w. Ex BAILEY i44 Ra soN 5ad 7la Pepna ~
ALTERATIONS. repairs and additions; car
psnsrs PAIN painting and desoratns concrste
EATRoN coSTRAcTfRa Go. II is45 Brent
ssif AsPaAhr II; a. AND CONCRETE construction
sf%kTf W5Rk CO s'sn. 1sif:
'shsf MARcucc1o a so nefi Horners sp'hses i.as:
nEas and 1s
asPR' PAVss " eo
FLOORS sANDED, refinished; old foofs
made new; white mechanie, la yrs exper;; !;
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the nest;
LAYING ssndnE RIshnF essnn
ING m 6oNTRAcIoRs' Na sIS INC 1872 wiseon-
seafrs etias' iree a8 ssf%stea ns TaytoR Seas's'
WILLIAMS, Elk 5402; evenings CHI. 5547.
IRON WORK, nre escapes. railinss, angles,
beams, guards, burglary protection. gates.
oN WoRks sasK kssEms f!ss %
Mr. Wins wi s0f METRoPoLAN sTfse IsL@s con- a.
TRAcT1NG CO.. TR. 1859; eve, TR. 1910.
PAINTING. DECORATING, paperins. floor
refnishing, roof repairs. waterproofing
work guar; white MECHANICS; references;
established 1925. GILBERT g. HAMILTON,
PAiNTING. DECORATING. pspering, floor
refinishing, roof repairs, waterproofing:
work guar; white mechanics: references:
estab. 1925. GILBERT g. HAMILTON,
PAiNTiNG, PAPERING. PLAsTERING. Is
years service in. Washington: free esti-
patss; sS terms n, aysilable. ysl AIRCRAFT DECO
private home; M reliable White A mecfianies; ses
high-grade paint people. DU. 2776. st. n e.
REMODEL. modernize your home now;
ToS trts Cos sHo VI: aS.
ROCKS AND FIAGsToNENAre YOU YOU buiid. aiHg
gsTTden. Ioundstion5, wholesale snd retail.
sooF ps 1s Rs Tefs aM p.nsd ssa cutters.
ssSy eicHNEK RooF1NG Ca soaf Ma resste 4sso
Ro0F REPAIRING, sutter spouting. and
FSSt Psiss'es e. fssf NJ :sfl8ates ss PAYNEs
SCREEN YOUR PoRCH while I have ma
terials: repairing and remodeling, in the
fall Phone ST., 3242 eyes; except Friday
rad ys ssb VASE es f1nsEss5ST
roofng and siding, also storm windows.
oIp 4" poM1NnoN y It nr cSNrRAcHSG sSss e.
cutters, insulation. remodeling Terms
PAINTING AND DECoRATING-4o years
ppakns homes brighten For
kUcAs LUCAS LUCAS, sss Emerson es ST.
NV. GE. $500 or RA 6s5a --l3
Evening star., 1946-07-02
SITUATIONS pomesr,c tcen,.) }

GIRL, colored. wants Job from 10 to s.;
hall day Saturday. DE 3461, RUBY
GIRL, colored, desires days work. NO.
GIRL, colored, desires days work or part
time; good cleaning and laundress. co.
LAUNDREsS, colored, experienced desires
Eork Monday and Wed. in apartment
p!dg references. DE. 1909
MAiD-Employer wishes to find room and
part-time work bef pm. in NV. for
eXcelient maid in our employ over 2 yrs
On 33!g after 30 pm. %
kELiABLE COLORED WOMAN, wants day
work, good laundress and cleaner; refer
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work, laun-
or cleaner best local
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
Call Wednesday, AID $685..
WOMAN, white, settled reliable. exp
W.. wishes COOKING; !ight hwk. in small fam
WOMAN. eolored. wants evening work
WOMAN Won 70 eolored om Csl Tant; L. 1sS5
done az home: experienced. 617 Virginia
ave. Sc.
WOMAN, colored. wants laundry BY the
day or part time: work mornings apart
ment only. HO. 1853 n
YOUNG COLORED GIRL wants part-time
work general housework. Z to 4 AID
Evening star., 1946-07-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

Al SECRETARY, S22b, F). age under
35, medical background or nurses train
ing: expert sec. wk. N. Y. City. $50 wk
automobile firm sec. S225: seG -steno, sd-
$40 to $50 wk. Need 100 new applicant.
daily for the better positions Thousands
placed annually. See Miss White or Miss
MA. 233S
CRAFTSMEN, $50 wk. tM). patent work
mechanical drawing Engineers. civil
aviation. Many others See MI BOYD
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1871 G st. Ma
Evening star., 1946-07-02
HELP DOMESTIC.
cHlLDREN's NURSE, exp. refs. live o

CHILDREN'S NURSE, exp, refs, live out
HO 5S43 q
COOK-Take 2 hot months by the sea in
Maine and cook for 3 adults, / child. Call
EX. 2020, Ext. 2S, office hours .
COOK. g.hw., live in; $50 vk; 3 chill
dren. College Hets., Md: good ref re-
onired. UN 0S13. 3
COOK and light housework for family of
three adults in Bethesda; 3 pm. through
dinner. Call WI. 61O2 q
COOK, gh.wss, for apt; live out: exp;
Gdox,HHG2. fs5s HH2. ss4s; laundry. uv. in: a q,
week. WI. 5417.A "a
COOK, white or colored for boarding
house, $50 week. 211s 18th st. NV,
NO o25S a
COUPLE. colored to live In. near An
nspois. woman for laundry work and man
for outside labor. $3.50 month. OIL. 800.
Evening star., 1946-07-02
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
ollie and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE. 1177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
St3 1Ath 81 NV
BRICK. CEMENT and plasterins repair
work For estimates call MR.. MILLER
IA $3.50 -
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR; bricklayer
on hand at all times. HERMAN II. GOLD
STEIN. Call FR. k416, q
Evening star., 1946-07-02
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

WHITE COUPLE, no children, will manage
looming mouse working housekeeper) .
References. NE. 1858
Evening star., 1946-07-02

SELF-SERVICE groceries and meats. col
ored trade, living quarters SO 800 weekly
cash business no delivery, no credit, good
opportunity for hustler $4,000 down
required
One-man store, weekly business $500,
nice living quarters, cheap rent Price,
So. .006 complete with stock. White trade.
gipia, $500 weekly business, nice trade.
living quarters. Price, S23.950 complete
with stock and fixtures. $4,000 cash re-
st. NV, National $3.50 sor National 1914
Evening star., 1946-07-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WE CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS quickly.
HAMMOND g. co. Decatur 2002. Real
tors and Business Brokers' is
PROFITABLE PAINTING BUSINESS, in
cluding all equipment; good stock of paint
and brushes. good truck equipped for busia
ness; over $500 in contracts turned over
with sale. Trinidad 36s9, between $40
and 9 pm. "a
WANTED-Businesse of all types any
size. any price; restaurants delicatessens,
groceries, dress shops. haberdasheries,
Have buyers with cash. Call Mr. Lieb.
LLOYDiS REALTY CO., 9o4 H st. ne.
sELF-sERvICE GROCERY. doing $4,000
weekly; $4,000 plus stock; fixtures in
Al condition: long lease includes 7-rnl.,
Mr IeS LoYPs ao RAITY ffsk ca aot
st. ne Ii. 1887. 4
LUNCHEONETTE and fountain in NV.
sectieE. For sale by owner. Call RA.
9707 tor information. 3'
Evening star., 1946-07-02

TaplC- accurate. plenty
of overtime at time and half; S175-S1s5;
give full details. your ability and expert
ence; available Immediately. BOX 431-D
STENOGRAPHERS. typists and clericals;
er5ss er5sSssoaGsSs asS ns9E; s i, KANN SONS e. @So :
local ofice of large national orsanization,
pleasant working conditions; 5-day week.
Telephone Mr.. Moore or Mr.. Mulligan. RE.
STENoGRAPHER-Na trade asso-
citation: 5-day week, plea surround
inss, centrally located, air conditioned Of
STENoGRAPHER-1 STfiS you are competent
involving financial. statistical and corpo-
tuu5nditoyy tunityy for you. You should se high
coliese trainins. training sithoush this is not not essen @
tial- Experience in an office dealing with
financial. statistical and corporate work
if YOU are willing to learn Our position
company. This is a permanent position
sdvaneement' Beginning salary G, Would be be
sI75-s2on per month, depending upon
yoaE ouSications we work 5das
contain all essential information about
yourself Interview, will be arranged and
aI al application. 5. will be considered conf
sTENOGRAPHERs. your chance for post
war security. permanent positions In ac-
counting dept. of lge. corporation; g. 51a-day.
4o-hr: VIZ: all holidays OF; centrally 10
and one-half for voluntary overtime; op-
portunity for advancement. Replies con-
f1dential. Our employees know about this
ad Box 352-s. Star
STENOGRAPHERS, immediate openings
Apply employment ONCE; 9th floor. WOOD
WTANER STNNRo& 4 ph1THRRoP' $40 to 8 daily; "a
with attractive future: wholesale plumb
ing, heating. industrial and electrical sup.
ply house: pleasant workms conditions
Miss Wittstatt, MA. 0o5o. NoLANp co,
sTENoGRAPHER-CLERK. sTE x q ss national organ
izstion desires girl: 1890, with at least
one year general ONCE experience. to learn
their business; permanent position to right
party: vacation and sick leave: starting
salary. 81, 500 So. 900. Phone Mr.. SMITH
RE. ABB, to arrange for confidential in
tervew 5
sTENOGRAPHER- R-sECRETARY in once OF
national electrical retailers ASSOCIATION;
need girl who can take responsibility and
handle things when employer is out OF
town: permanent Job, excellent salary, D.
day week See Mr. SIMPSON 1904 Eye
st. NV. second hoor). DI. $3.50. -
Evening star., 1946-07-02

mos Ho1est pric.s es nfpc1Te rs, TsF1 Rspfo sHif5
sHoP; 81 pm: Friday and Saturday
RErINIsHfNs Gar, and repair work: % years
kEFfsiicERRAroR REPAIRS. Leonard Kel-
yersals and ali belt driven makes. Ats
7117' nishts and holidays, HI. 1851.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS - Kelvins tor,
Leonard, crosley, Norge, GE Universal,
AsfETI3s fHaKyiSE 5sDsr SERVICE.
work; VIZ I, DEPENDo RETRIaERAT1oN Co.
RooF S FSsf kEraK psnr ressssa sss painted cutters
azS Co. eiss tso0ls
es5s2aH md spcatins sSa ns'naH ca MR. f.
ROOFING AND SIDING, Johns-Manyille
I1Els Eh4' free sStims5sss mate GATES GoNrRAcT-
s$ ;se:. ;ss; sssgIe .ss
roof osnnx SLAB 2eaE
sassss oa AND d sK1sa EsRaEa Gi Tk o
SEWING MACHINES REPA1EED. ' in your
ome Pon resulPs m Ex ssds 81 work
TILE REPAIRING and new installation by
re.urned ed veteran, 22 years experience.
TILE. painting and papering: new or re-
pair; satisfaction guar LOMBARDO. MI
5056. no: 1921 ewes
IHsssa; Al Al work saaSsns.ea RE- l177
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
A. d'ALBERTI I INC. s1b 10th st. NV
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. csc. up to
3 IT. wide and it. long. Have your blinds
method. WASHINGTON SHADE g. AVN
ING 60; 2021 18th NV DU. $500
WASHING MACHINES, vacuum cleaners.
mangles. household appliances, etc Free
e estimates uo ARc SUPPLY CO. 14I4 i4th
FOR ALL TYPES of home improvements.
call United Home Service, Inc Painting
sanding and finishing floors, papering
General house cleaning, window Washing
washing, waxing and polishing floors. I'm
money down. First payment 45 days day: after
completion OF work. Closed on Sunday
N; Nc + qA f,lstsap. saO4 UNITED HOME SERVICE
VALET SHOP. cleaning. pressing shoe re-
pairing; well equipped: 5-year lease; i'm
MEDIATE possession. Call OWNER, NO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Mother CiUes Birth to Daughter
 Ln Coal Bin $40 q Month Home

and Juan, ?, listened to the conver- sation as they sat on the two beds, each against a wall. Roberto, R0- dolfo and Pasqual can sit on the beds in the daytime, but at night they sleep on the floor.
 Neither Faustina nor her husband were certain just when the baby was born. Sometime last week." An- tonio said.
 To Remove Family
 With the revelation of the faznily& circumstances, Wayne township trustee officials said they would move the family into the township shelter house until they found other accommodations. John '. Williams. OPA area rent director said, its incomprehensible," when Games told how Eusebio Martinez, Q fol- low Mexican, offered Co help him out" by letting him use the coal bin for $40 a month.
 Roberto pointed to the pile oe coal they had removed from their home. Anyway" he said, we're not cold, we're right next to the furnace"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Judge Rules On n2OC0ses 0fSpeedins
 Theodore ZGj0e
 c0IIed 'FIosronF
 Reed ViOIctov

T'he cases Of 70 speedefs were called befOfe Judge Charles fA Sum- inc in Wity Court tOday As the Police DepartmenEs afItiSaoeldent drive wss wei into its third week,
 One speedef, Joseph B0Tee, 52, 0f 16g LakeView Avenue, was fined 127, Prosecutor stephen Tf0mlek said B0yoe contested the charge, lie was arrested ifi 6 c0ngested afea be- tween Wateft0Wn Avenue afSd Wtt- low Street yesterday.
 4 suspended sentence 0t1 z speed ing charge Was granted Wl1ilafn Oliver, 40, Of 010 Wilson Street who was arrested early this morning for speeding Oil North Main Street, The prosecutor said Oliver was given the benefit Of c d0tibt after ne told the court he was on his waY 0 ( doctor because his child was fl.
 A Tlolle on payment Of SIS was granted another Speedef, Theodore zajac, %, of 90 Oak Street. Zaiae arrested yesterday, was charged with being fragrant" vIOiat0r Of the 26stniIe-pefsf0tr speed limit,
 Nine others were granted fIOiIss on payment of sig each. They were; Constantine Ltiisi, 1S, of gtTatf0fd, who also paid @ for . flOiIe on q eharge of failure to carry 4 regis- tration; Stanley Pofritt, 70, Of Fair. view Avenue; William Jeannin, 52, of OakvliIe; Joseph HinaIdi, 2f, of oakvilIe; Joseph Tomey, 90, Of Nor. walk.
 Also William Rehbein, 20, Of is AuburR Avenue, Lt1clen KlejkO, 23, Of New Britain; Harold Dederick, S6, of Wallingford, and GuI0 Murs teza, 22. Of 510 Hamilton Avente, Mtirteza also was granted . fSoiIe on a charge Of failure to sign his license,
 Eight other speeders were granted cortinuances. Names and dates of cortintiances follow: John Cerino, %. of New Haven, Saturday; Ralph Streeto, 3T, of Fast Haven, sattir- day; Richard Kirst, %, of New Haven, Jan. {; Edward LaFIamme, 42, of N Bunker ffiil Avenue, Jan, q: Benjamin Greco, 25, Of New Haven, Jan. {; Anthony Pinto, s2. 0f 1e5o Tihomastcsi Avenue, Jafi q: Lewis McDermott, s, of Shelton, Jan. 1, and Adoiph Mazzan1aro, 2e, of g2 Orfges Street, Jan. 2.
 Other motor vehicle cases: Ed- ward Flanagan, 4, of "A MOntRom. cry Street, operating a motor vei1i. cle while under the influence of liquor, continued to tomorrow; Law renee Bullette, 8, of 3 Chase Park Avenue. illegal parking. nolled for e6; Anthony Testa, %, of Oakyille. illegal parking; 6 bond: Oliver Bouteiller. 1e, of Wolcott, violation of the rules of the road. rolled for s6; Charles Yard, 21, of Bantam, passing a stop sign, e bond; Rob- ert Carlin, 16, of 243 Morse Avenue passing a red light. s6 bond. and Frank Highland, %, of 42s Water vile Street, illegal use of markers. flolled for SIS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Ernest Q. Bock
 Found Negligent

Ernest o. Book, 20, of S46 Frost Road, today was found negligent in the death Nov. [ of 66-year-old John Jager of 31 Winchester Ave- nue.
 Tn a finding handed down today by Coroner William ?. Jones, Jr., Book was described as being ''negli- gent in the death of Ernest Jager within the meaning of Section GOAT of the general statutes of the State of Connecticut"
 Struck as he emerged from the Scovill Manufacturing Company shortly after il P. M. Nov. 2, Jager, the 10th automobile fatality in the city this year, died at St. Mary's Hospital a few hours later.
 MT. Jager died as the result of "acute trumatic shock, fracture of the pelvis and multiple abrasions of the face, head and hands"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Democrats Went in Red On Nov,5
 COP Wound Up
 With Surplus
 Of S53,172.85

Hartford. Dec. 19-CUP)-The Re- publican Party. which swept every State and Congressional office in the Nov. 5 elections, wound up the cam paign with a surplus of sS3. .172.6S, while the Democrats went into the red by S16.065. according to state ments of expenses on file today with the Secretary of State.
 The Republican reported contr1bu- tions of $133y y0745O and expenses Of s79. .90l.75. Democrats reported con- tribGtionS of ST4,550 and expendi- lures of $0i ,524.
 The largest contributor to the Democratic war chest was Barnet H. Lazarus, Providence. E. l.. a per- sonal friend of Joseph M. Tone. de- feated candidate for the U. s. Sem ate. He gave $500.
 Former OP.A. Director Chester Bowles. who lost the nomination for governor, clipped in e1 900, and sim- liar contributions were made by for mer U. s. Attorney General Homer S. Cummings: U. s. Sen. Brien Mo- Mahon. defeated State Treasurer William T. Carroll; Stephen K. El- lott, James A. McGuirk and Tone. The Democratic National Committee gave 5000.
 Wilbert Snow. defeated for goveg- nor. contributed $500 while his pol- itical agent. John J. Tynan, gave S7,83O. Other candidates and office holders contributed from $1O0 to $500.
 The largest single contribution re- ported by the Republicans was si 800 from Norma Kaplan. Others rang cd from 11 to 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

of his little family" and of the long trek north from Texas to Michs igan, and finally to Fort Wayne.
 Educated" he said. II want my children educated, They have bet- ter chance here"
 AS he talked light seeped into the spotless room from the single win- dow high in the oiterwall, a wins dow usually opened only to admit a coal chute.
 The Clothing Situation
 Seventeen-year-old Roberto, eld- est of the eight children, pointed to the scrubbed cement floor and then to i3-year-old Maria. "She keeps us as clean as mother did" he said.
 Hanging among the religious pic. lures decorating the wall were Q few heavy coats. Roberto explained his brothers and sister go out-of- doors in shifts, about three at a time, beacuse there is not enough warm clothing for all to leave the basement at the same time.
 The other children, Rudolfo, l6, PasQuel, i2, Lorenzo, [, Cilberto, (,