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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont

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ROOFING AND SIDING. Johns-Manvlll'
EAA. Tree sstIms.e. asiHf GATES coNTRAcT aea flas
RSoffSe sss GS o1 TISNfse. sHsS roof painting re.
sEWiNa ssEEWEhikNEf macHffssfEs nE INES REPAIRED. in you,
home II preferred All work guaranteed
sEwiisSsGG MAeArNEsawe ass inspect, oil IL ans
ins pss We bag toT al makes
TiEE III a RapArRfSa to ne9 e9 Dm Installation b,
BROS, Ia 1900, or Falls Church a030-M
TILE, painting and papering;- new or re.
NJ 5oss sass'h rs Psi $sparaalsaa evsninss loMsARDo
TYPEWRITERs cleaned: oiled and adjusted
SS spss sIs isie Cleaned in
home safe conv; adds new life to the
noer, restores original beauty. WASHING
TON :. mDuRACLEANERs, m 1882 14th st; NV
yfNfTiiasN BLINDS CLEANED. csc. up ap to
2 #. wide and #, Ions Have your blinds
fssafS Ssf sRp R2d5En pssRs' avn
MasHsc IN ma @achNhs 7h sE EEpsIREp 2H sqs ), vet
WELL EouPPEp up aeusfs 70 handle patterns cab
's gen ENSz HaaSz0rk9s PHTrrRN RsGne woRRs Sspas
Vienna, Va 2Is
WINDOW vALANCES-Wood yalances de-
signed and built to conform with your
interior decoration. Cabinets, bookcases.
screens, etc. designed especially for you
Call CYTELL EXHIBITS 81 CRAFTS De-
catur 5083 OF HO 1920. III
USED CAMERAS bought ano sold FULLER
4 dALBERT; INC. SIS 10th st. NV.
ATTENTION. Arlington and D. Gree es.
Inmates on all electrical appliances Phone
Trlnidad g059. FRANCIS & STOCKSDALE.
uums, washing machines, etc: phono
units attached to any radio; automatic
electric phonos., custom built PASCHAL
RADIO & APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31oO
Mt: Pleasant ST.. Hobart 1872 So
WONDER CONCRETE MIXER-Founda-
tionS, walls. driveways. terraces, walks
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture,
all subjects taught. Approved by Govern
ment for GI training. WARFLYNN BEAU
TY COLLEGE. 1910 G st, NV. DT. 1862
DRIVING NSTRUCTION-Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON. INC. 2s04 I4th st.
GAUNTT IT scHooL, ao1s Conn. ave. grades
] TO g. individual instruction, limited en-
rollment, co-educationaI; fall registration
now seeepted; classes start Sept. Is.
sPANIsH, conversational, accelerated 9
months course 4 hours weekly: result,
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training IN all subjects; day. night and
part-ttme classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved fol
D. c. requirements and GT training. 134f
N. Y. ave. ME. TITS; estab. 1918.
sTEH0GRAPHIC and secretariai classe:
now forming Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand typing. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
28 yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school
insuirs now, Ma 2338: BOYD SCHOOL
CLERK-CARRIER EXAMINATIoN-Thre
complete sample examinations with cues
tons and answers, 81; MERIT PUBLICA
TIONS, 313 Evans Building, 1920 New
York y.y aye ps.vd pI MI 5bs1 1l;ouposv - Is. 1.s
specialist in voice training organ and die
EASY METHOD drivers training, dual
speciality permits secured. NO. 1874.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DENTAL ASST. ID, S45 wk., exper., capa
BILE, at once: receptionist, drs office, S3t
wk.: receptionist-typist, Bethesda, $3.50 up
slerks5itypist, ls assoc 81 800 VI bookspr;
typist, small BIRD: $50, mo-: comptometer
oper; (20),, S35-S40 wk. Need 100 new
applicants daily for new openings. Thou
sands placed. Free registration. See Miss
Evans or Miss Black, BOYD'S, 1888 F,
TAiLoRs. PREssERs, hnishers, tailoress
j. c. LOTION EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
so2 st. NV, RIM. 53. Phone EX. 394s
ASSOC. SEC, $500 ~. newspaper exper
helpful; unusual work; interesting. Steno
news service, $50 wk. Dozens of other
interesting openings Investigate before
paying advance fee to any agency. New
agencies open and close every month in
d. c.. Don't be Santa Claus. Call in,
see Miss White or Miss Lee. BOYD'S,
1888 F, MA 233S
SECRETARY. trade association. $4,000:
secretary, publication, 81 800: secretary.
wcmens association, S2,40O; secretary,
newspaper, 2.080; bookkeeper, S2,400;
dctaphone operator, S2.I0o; clerk -typist,
S2.0s0; office machine operators. 81 500.
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1710
G. St NV, MA. Da54 ~
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

sa phehs 81 5Bs sSfn
E Eshzar naG sf AID AYLo Rga5
sSHidSGcT9D sSHDse asb s2 III ssS
700 s,.s sms,,. ,s gofS guaranteed. Free s.fl-
exEPEsTRY' GENERAL REPAIRS, ~ roof
s95s' sS5s, screening and glazing Call IL.
SEMEsr WORK, stone walls. aaastone &c
seeExIs ~ IA Pheas asuss sesayis hiornS5' 1S6 a1f
CoMBINATIos ALUMINIUM storm window,
ss DsiRses5 4 R coR 81 'i Ho Zee 500 sa5
CONSTRUCTING ana repairing driveways
9ur specially. coMMuNfTY PAvINo CO.
SoSScRaETfe SSarg e AID sh sTosE woRK-porebes.
tpecialty. COLEMAN g. WOOD, sH 6o22
EXPERT WINDOW WASHING, noor wax.
snsss Can Il: 1929.
n elss evenings. eE. ,'' 4oSs. WILMER iiilshsTf
fEo6R SERVICE. nothing but the best;
aget OSCILLATIONS; Bruce finishes, FLOOR.
ING TN cosTBASJoRs' I6 # INC. 1872 Wiscon-
FLOORS sANDED, refn,. old floors made
new. white mech, l9 yrs. exp; rock bottom
sEskRaH. sfs H.Rows soSfRacaT2ISac fo caT2sa Resios8.,
and commercial repair and remodel Cal
US Tor an estimate. j. w. TAYLOR Fx
HOME fMPkoynaaafENTs, ynaafEN repairing = y sne
alterations, roof painting, etc TRTPf :
AAA CONTRACTING co. Phone pi 4e6s
IRON woRK-Fire escapes, ratings
beams, angles, guards, burglar proof
gates, fences, garages, steel mill buildings
5llees 18th st. NV. MA. 1865 or Wo
PAINTING, prevar paints ]. r. HESLY
FAINTiNG AND DECORATING; 40 yrs a
making homes brighter. For unexceIle,
Workmanship at reasonable prices, cal
LUCAS. LUCAS 81 LUCAS. s23 Emerson ST
NV, RA. $3.50 or GE. Ss63 IN
PAINTING, DECORATING, papertng, foo
reinishing. roof repairs. waterproofine
work guar: white mechanics; references
established 1925. fGILBERT & HAMIL
TON, AID. 5129.
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PERSONAL,

Wright you IN need es9 of ask loan l4l up nis e
bRGssm.KING fSee sS KIN sisas11rs Asp
Modern studio in office bldg, Centrally
located located abeye Loew's Columbia Theater.
@ e order so restyns LEA Psf 2Sa
ltormsrly Of Fifth ave, N.Y., lilo F st,
plym piT Fonm %TS 90 w Telephone se Executive 1903
fingerwave, SOC. No appointments, An
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. isio 6 St.
VACANCY in nursing home. a4-hr. nurs-
ns pateas saEs tsay SAY ssrYee sa46 am0uaoy and bed
fHoTo REToUCHING. air brush, illus.
tech. diagrams, WALTER SCHOLL CO,
graphic plans section, MA. o554 or GIL. Ss11.
sdI SLIP COVERS COVERS that are difterent1;they fitI
sIp snd desgsEy CovERs vo,s Ann h nkApEkEs I9as
sionally tailored from our or your material
gorkmanship guaranteed DI o122. al
pA1GNEAUtT sltftf DEcoRAToRs RA1e sApeis 'nins'
REAL ESTATE IA. !. PRICES 60 up-and down n
os . ea M ffn 81 ss GaP T S6sa 70 1ss faIs ES
sanitation q dzst n'fH that G fealfy sells sells Sens Or
WANTED TO BuY-Fur coats, Persian
Apply DISTRICT FUR CO. 6o2 st. Nv.
WELLTNGToN NURSERY. on Mornt
Vernon blvd for the boarding OF chill
dren by the month; ages 8 months to 3
years. Ideal licensed home; inspection in
vited. Phone TIE, 3S74 II.
PERMANENT, S4; shampoo and finger
wave, SOC; No appointments MABELLE
HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y ave.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCH00L-Day
and boarding, registry open for full term,
Sept. 18th. Nursery, primary and elemen-
tary grades. for boys and girls. Special
courses in dancing, music and horseback
riding. Transp. furnished and hot lunches.
940I Ga. ave. SH 1874.
LIBRARIAN, clerk or student of library
science interested in sale and distribu-
tion of Catholic books and associated
items; permanent positions. satisfying serv-
ice, excellent starting salary. Write for
interview, stating age, training and ex-
perience. Box 320-A. Star is
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home,
% different poses. $3.50; you will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
SUBURBAN SITTER sERVICE-we assure
9zpsft shid sns saTs Cs ADAMS s363 Is.
Europe. typist, clerk, bdygd.: spks., writes
fair Fr. Ger. Phone RE 1874, Write
s. ALBRIGHT. 621 F ST. NV 16s
DIAMONDS, pawn tickets. silver and jew
elry cashed. Free appraisal. LIVING
sToN & CO. 1923 ST. NV. ME. 3440.
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont.


PAINTING. paperins. floor finishing. Bes
aterial, work guar. Immediate service
GoIoNIAL DECORATORS, RA. 1864. IA
REMODEL, modernfze your nome now
terms free estimate NATIONAL install.
LAIIoN CO. $500 Wis. ave WI 1900
aidd;moDELlNG~Ssorm sid;n LING, windows, roofing
GOo oe INGs 6413 Georgia ave. n.ws .GE
ROOF REFPPArRs. renewed ns,r.sa. rs se4
ssry;,, .GIcHNER RooFING Co. Ma. 4sso
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON.
CAuLFIELD CORP for Johns Manviiie
roonng and siding, also storm windows
Old DOMINION coNTRAcTfNG CO.. GIL
0211-Call us. for roofing, siding, painting
gutters. insulation, ,remodeling: terms
SOLICITING Vlrginia work exclusively. 21s
WE ARE EQUIPPED to remodel your home
from basement to roof. Screens a speciality;
bronze copper, aluminium. galvanized
wire-on END. Mechanics ] 5 years expert.
ence. Monthly payments il desired Esti-
mates cheerfully given. Greenbelt 6296
and 232S so
Evening star., 1946-08-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

BOSTON, $50 pm. Friday, return Monday
for work; AZ sedan, radio, room for. 2
MOTORING TO WILLIAMSBURG Sat, re-
turn Sun, take few passengers. Call HO.
6616 16s
Lake City, Utah, Aug 21: room for 2 OF
3 desirable persons. WI 1915. -16
OCEAN CITY. Rehoboth, Bethany Beach:
daily through season; new car; reservations
taken. AT. 5572.
TRANSPORTATION wanted to vicinity OF
Wheeling, w. Va, for two over Labor Day
week end. Elk. 2460, Ext. 1872.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO AND MADISON
August %. Take one. Mr.. GASTON
HO. 6440 IS"
SHARE PLAN, Los Angeles, S. F.,
Chicago; low rates, all cities, cars daily
refs. exeh. % Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. J

SECRETARY, experienced clerk typist, re-
sire work with reliable firm. MI. 1850.
Ext 600 1Bs
noon work knowledge of Spanish,
stenography, typing. Box 485-z, Star 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

INVALID WHEELCHAIRs. for rent BY week
or month; reasonable rates. MANHATTAN
STORAGE, $50 New York ave. NV. ME.
HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. 622 st. NV. National
Evening star., 1946-08-16

s. n% ad1sr Tna q tng Says several at
s5sasss :Ras 5oRDAS 5sRHA pIaNo tSe Co.
PiASsoesI1f you are looking for /. nne used
anteed visit JoRDANs. 1015 9TH ST. NV.
Mason 3 Hamlin, Chickering. Knaoe. stem
PfS sfxNosWs sDs 0!asf hsve S several real values
SLIGHTLY used spinets and consoles on sale
such si n0i makes iHsAs as Lester. story = Clark,
gfyss G. sepaSe sser sps sps EifY k 5om assS Ss
PIANOs-Usually but not always we have
several s asss pss IN sSy sss ,na n;eG dp cs
u sstional faa sss ssas. JORDAN FAM Co. IsiS
rPIhNosMWide ria ss nEWid selection sptnets. apt. up
stsinxay. Knabe chlckeIins, ssisii. Weber: nd;
ssen rebuilt snS ears
sss psna. saaEsaisfs prssa from
nov. is, Where hsr f rent and overhead Is lowest;
Ess iiS; fii';fssi''s s's e. NC soLssa4 NJ 4s7f
''sss.s5s ;5sf RAG ns sas I:a;sss. sS
FPIsawkooD.xsso2ted Fis \ 81 sx M small piece. and
se.s s.sap' ds6vrE s4 = ME f c. & plant IN ass
Conn. ave, Chevy Chase. Md. OIL. 5525.
RADIO, Phileo. portable, excellent con-
dition, S25. Call Columbia BIAS.
RADIOS. Immediately delivery; combina-
tions. table and console models csoinst bps
23l9 Wisconsin ave, Ordway 3424. lis
RADIOS-We have good selection Of
selection of table model and full console
ssss Piaso CO. lois Sssona S
RADIO, RcA CONSERVATION, popular
and classical records, exc. cond, 1919
North Carolina ave. ne. bet. and 8 pm.
RADIos-We can .iye delivery now on
too, We have new radio -phonosraphs. Cali
Republic 62l2. KITS, 1880 q st. NV.
RADIO iSiS io-raoSNsoGRAIH-w. usually have
several table model and console-type radio
phonosraphs available for delivery. All
standard makes. Call National 1928 JoR-
RECORDS-Hot jazz. boogie, blues, sepia.
Collectors items. new and used: new re-
leases, all labeled. Record ddpt.. 636 p
st. xn.w.. DI. $500.
Evening star., 1946-08-16


CAMERA JANE 9ScHANdE SAa iale N. Ysxs z szs.
s1sss sSnHHRs MFRS 'ssaa szrx
CHANGE 1910 N. Y. ave. is
%rn1sSs sss sasas '9s sAassA ssis ialssziEs
1aima camEkAs1Rsser. II : sss camera. and sS preise
sEs Il si2st nns EoF 4iS sf1f SUMMER s3s
ssatea soMMERs caMGa ssmass ExoHAss ape sRsf
ehronizers, darkroom supplies. fiiters. 'f sfri
ssaaf pas caStf oPs hs%s ps.. n0sis RR ns se eAa III
CAMERAS. .enlarsers projectors: complete
PHoTo sos h
CAMERAS available now: all makes; movi
DroassggifN koSgfNs Koask caMhRs SHOP
eAmEkasapoht eaa ffkta st. SiT sell your camera o
ss. sasDTens 'ea cAEA 81 0H5 tEfsN
ta1MEsAs, aa1Ma 4 Weston sys nv" and General r.etri
peesz Il ''1sS kcHAa 0Ilif' i
ccAMEssAses' MEsse' Side hi%; projectors in stock-East
MERs CAMERA EXCHANGE. 1410 N.
ssSsHs sstSIs fo4ack vies RS ruRs isiiss
and cte Il
'ss jSsHsEE ldissEs sisos; ~ s.! 5000
2646. lis
CHAIR. blue channel back. barrel, 1 wk
old; by private party; $40. Phone 81
CHAIR. club style, oyerstuned rocker. $50
cHfok ssafio egsfh WairSR So feRsorMEcroR es con-
dition CARRoLLS. 719 st. NV. ME
CHESTS. trunk type, brand-new. war con
! tract surplus, S10.50 each; finest plywood
beautifully finished in clear varnish; size
ss5hx2lxisM in. aRuyER MFG. c2.
1926 Open daily and Sunday.
CINDER BLOCK MACHINERY, stearn
machine, h.p. motor, mold boxes, all at
tachments pallets, Hillside 12bsW.
/ CLOTHING-Man's suit striped era,
| flannel, size A. req. new condition, S4b
silver fox fur neckpiece, very fine quality
saba s55 Wsshins sss HM mashne' 4sla Gen. Ese"
lCL0THING-Men's suits and top coat.
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50 up; AL shades colori
/ styles and sizes in stock: out-of-psw
fssns %ssR sxo5HsE sss5sH HEeis ioo pIx I
ne. OPP TO 1850 pm.
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sssssss .s9 RdHzs SHaFse EssaiE
RaDfo RErAlks-Ag work done in YOU
%a SEn 9a Rome 1E q 81 fdasa oisa engineer q ao
RADIO REPAIRs-Work done by exper
MECHANICS quickly and at lowest possinl.
i Of at is3i on m sa st. nW. nesR PRone NJ DE De
asbrd a2f5 for sRfffa RffarRs ssrvee vie
sad sSF 'sFyss OK T. sS fsSP or ss f. s
RADIO REPAIRs-veteran. reasonable
si.ion ogorkmanship, GE. s7s9. 10
u 'R ns 81 ead tubes snd asIHse Tados cs
Re, 231 or bring radio TO 917 st NV.
RADIO sERyIcE-Piekup delivery: a4-hr
rs9ars rs9dr ast9 Fad,oS Fecord home
Rsp.S ffss sssiasss VIZ,
SasaEdsS REfEiafkaaossoa4zzr al, ss oazz ,sDan serv,e.
ssfi,h.e sRs
RErRIGERATfooiRs. all ali makes, expertly re
RffnrdfnAToRr asea sr se sashas aaso machines +.
B23red, al makes. 24-nour service, Sunda
ilk agfRrdTRAfoRs Tors e'shnf s makes Ee 'r TepaiTs
and overhauled: guaranteed: also wash
! city, o. Md. and Va. OIL. AIS.
REFRIGERATION and washing machin
service relis5ie reas5 mechanics; prompt serv
RErRiGERATioN REPAIRs, all makes
24-honr service; guaranteed repairs. CO
REFRIGERATION REPAIRS, Leonard. KeI
yinator, Crosley. Norge, Frigidaire, Uni
yersal and all belt-driven makes. AT
7I17: nights and holidays, HI. 23s3-J. Is
, ROOFING, guttering, spouting and gen
sral repairins; immediate service. Ca
ROOFS REPAiRED. painted; new roofs
work Euaranteed. BARNETT ROOFING
, a6ofiSc REPAIR SERVICE. can BoYr
RooF PAINTING, GUTTERING, spoufins
Az Az work @ guaranteed. Free estimates. Ca
J. Eh. I74U. --1S
ROOF REPAIRs. any type leaks, gutterin
T and spoutins. Prompt service EGERTOl
: q MILSTEAD. DI. 5000; ev., RA 9446. rs
;, ROOF REPAfRS. renewed; painted, Eutter
sery. GICHNER E0oFING CO., NA. 1870.
Evening star., 1946-08-16

electric sewing machine; $1:100 cash; 4
i6nNiqtzaziyias Rff a0z Sisr room. pcs, blown. s
and sets 81 ot slip coysss Sya good condition.
aiSsai. 5e.ss ss 70 os Se BEDS sp al sass
couches, bedroom, living room and dinette
suites. See US before buyinE; Easy terms
TUE GF1ME &C. 7tn 81 dnn.
and dressers, maple chest. dresssrs. Gov
tables and coffee tables. occas. tables. stu
mahog. bookcases, odd sofas, walnut break;
F9Ri Hfth oss Co. our So sTee. ea ns sss
FURNITURE-stoves. new and used; our
Toesvss ovs s!e ce iGsss Gss j. e EHEf5s9Rs 4R
futRNITUREDone Io-pc. walnut dining
room suite. table. 5 chairs, l host chair,
ehins ehns eaSiae snsie .has @ Costs
ss sSFfss ssas sussssassSS bsd
tssns seabs ssS sSpD1isi w,a hss 9ss
s0c sedroom GO suite siss
sional n chair. SEQ: sofa bed. beige tapestry.
$50; sofa bed; rose velvet. & $50 s9Ia nsc' pee
bedroom suite, bed. dresser With mirror.
dustproof drawer and drawer guides. chif-
1nSRs' Nsniss bsneh ses beasds ehsr s4oo sofa
rose tapestry, Sl2b; sofa. S169; sofa. rose
velvet, SI3g; sofa, blue velvet, $l39; sofa
bed with matehins chair, slss; love seat
$lab; love seat green ssf s1t5ipe' n:s9; Sd39;
table sst plastic sss ssR snr0Rs esEs
AoyEssAsSS, N, S,cSs SSsHs9aiSTaEREaS, s9aa zER 113s m
ikNI2RE PIN 9PsR Thqrs quNciaimRp E Rp o,. s With
down cushions, base spring. construction,
S6b; club chair. in rose upholstery. S39;
stored seat, sl6; walnut rocker, ~; !.
maple nspI dressers % with mirrors, $a4 ca: osf
dressers with mirrors, $50 ca; utility ta-
nut, 81 ea;; ainsl. AND and double metal net beds. ID
spring construction, $40; 2 wine platform
rockers, $40 ca; dark wine club chair,
with hair and spring construction, S45 Q
walnut yanitiss, $50 ca; small bird's-eye
maple desk, sill; steel metal folding cot,
SIS: surplus feather pillows. 81 ca. Open
nnt,i TnsTassss a4aa nnsi 1s,b !, Ho
! GAS RANGE, With 4 burners, in good con-
dition. OIL ia. 4277. --1e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03
Name Bands May Strike

New York, Sept. 3-CUP)-James c. Petrillo, president of the Amer ican Federation of Musicians (AF.L), threatened today to order 50 name bands playing in chain hotels across the nation out or strike to force New York hotels to enforce the wage demands of striking Local 8O2.
 The strike, which began yester- day, already has silenced such name bands as Sammy Kaye at the Astor Roof, and Vincent Lopez at the Taft Grill, and has shut off music in more than 50 of New York's lead ing hotels, including the Waldorf Astoria, the Roosevelt, the Pennsyl- vania and the, Commodore. In addi- ton, bands in Hilton and Statler hotels in Chicago, Detroit, Cleve- land, Boston, Buffalo, St. Louis. Pittsburgh and Washington have been ordered out.
 About 5000 musicians were af- fected by the walkout in New York.
 The strike was called after the hotels refused to grant wage in- creases averaging approximately 25h percent Eight smaller hotels have agreed to the union demands and officials said it was 8 hopeful sign of a crack in the line" How ever, a spokesman for 32 members of the New York Hotel Association said that none of its members had shown any indication to settle.
 Association members stood on their offer of a 121s percent ln- crease, the spokesman said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03
 Restricted
 Effects Expected
 To Be Felt Shortly

The local ban on rail and truck shipments to New York was con- tinued today, but effects on local industry are not expected to be felt seriously for another few days.
 Since Friday, major trucking firms which carry lover the road' ship ments to New York have declined to pick up any cargo destined for the metropolitan area. The move was taken as 8 result of the truck driv- CTS strike in New York, which be- gan at midnight Saturday.
 Today local trucking firms which normally take shipments from fac tories to the railroad station were instructing their drivers to pick up no cargo listed for New York de- livery. This step is the result of an embargo placed on freight ship ments to New York, the Association of American Railroads having or dered this action to prevent piling- up of express goods in freight sta- tionS.
 Since little freight normally leav- es the city over the weekend and with factories having been closed for the holiday, local industry will not experience any major freight tie-up for at least several days, trucking company officials said to- day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03

Compensation Commi s sioner Harry Krasow today approved the following agreements for weekly payments during disability or for specific payment in case of perma- nent injury:
 Theodore J. Adams of 139 Pied mont Street Extension against Chase Brass and Copper Com pany, Metal Works Plant, $28,23 beginning Aug. 27, injury to right great toe.
 Frances Lipnickas of 18 Floyd Street against Chase Brass and Copper Company. Waterbury Manufacturing Company plant, $16,89 beginning Aug. "A, injury to right index finger.
 John Sexton of Naugatuck against Chase Brass and Copper Company, Metal Works plant, $28.30 beginning Aug. p, injuries to left ankle, left shin, and right knee.
 Rocco Daddona of 58 Irion Street against Scovill Manufac- turing Company, $25 beginning Aug. 16, sprain of right ankle, in- juries to back and leg.
 James Mazon of 67 Bishop Street against Chase Brass and Copper Company. Metal Works plant, $30 for there weeks, scar allowance for injuries to left sec- ond and third fingers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03

(OOQClnueQ IEOm EdSe 1D
 WwCO has already filed applica- tion for a Frequency Modulation license. If and when this applica- tion is approved, FM broadcasting facilities will be set up at the new station.
 The start of operations by WWCO will give Waterbury three stations and make 1t one of the few cities of comparable size in the country to have this many stations. However, Station WATR has applied to the Federal Communications CommiS- sion for permission to transfer it's facilities to Springfield, Mass A decision on this application is being awaited.
 Milton Meyers described the plans o6 the owners of the new station in the following statement:
 Tt is our purpose to bring to our native city of Waterbury the pro- grams from the biggest national network, the Mutual Broadcasting System, together with those of the New England Yankee Network. Public service programs of local interest will be featured, together with local talent. Religious pro- grams from local churchs will be carried regularly. Foreign language programs vii be under the direction of capable local groups. A training program for veterans, both men and women, interested in the business tained subject to government ap- of radio broadcasting will be main proval.
 "The station personnel will be ex- perienced veterans. National and International news will be taken directly from the wires of the As sociated Press. Local news will be featured. There are in excess of 185 local civic. fraternal and charitable organizations which will be welcome to use the facilities of WWCO. The management hopes to have the station on the air for the broadcast of World Series games direct from the playing field"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03
Action Due On Teachers SoIoryPIon
 Board Meeting
 Tonight To
 Accept Schedule

Mayor John S. Monagan was scheduled to meet with the city budget director and other city of- ficials this afternoon, preparatory to the presentation at tonight's Board of Education meeting of a revised teachers salary schedule.
 The schedule, which will be sub mitted for the Boards approval by the joint committee on teachers and rules, will be the first step to- ward adoption of a single salary plan, as proposed by the Waterbury Teachers Association.
 No indication has been given to what extent the committee followed the figures submitted by the asso- citation in drawing up new sched- ule. Specific figures were contained in the proposal of the association.
 A delegation of teachers will at tend tonight's Board meeting at Crosby High School.