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The Durant news., 1946-07-11

skirts; hemming skirts, joining
blouse and skirt.
After the robe is fully scanned
they 60 to the stamping table where
the designs are stamped on.
Three Styles Mode
Theer are three styles each de-
signated by number, made in the
Durant plant.
No. 34l is heart design robe;
No. 671 is the plain three needle
,obe, and No. 1861 is the lovers
bo>-knot. Another style No. 165, is
made here also, but not often. These
robes are made plain and chenilled
all over in heart design.
Production Good
Production in the scanning de-
partment is good. The department
The Durant news., 1946-07-11
HEALTH NOTES

indicated usually that the battle Is
about over and the casualties in
cluding the defenders, are being
moved out. When the enemy can't be
completely conquered or driven out,
another outfit Of defending cells
goes to work to make prisoners and
wall in the invaders with connect
i've tissue.
Give this valiant defense system
Of yours a fair chance. Keep your
resistance strong, your body in the
best possible fighting condition by
right living habits and sensible
health practices.
The Durant news., 1946-07-11
Trimming Dept. News

The Trimming Department still
leads the production contest with
1924 robes trimmed last week
Production is back to normal
again and we hope to gradually in
crease it more each week.
The Durant news., 1946-07-11

has scanned as many as l.848 robes
in a day but production usually
runs from l450 to 1900 robes a day.
The department has been hampered
to degree by material shortage.
Next week we will take you
through the chenille department.
The Durant news., 1946-07-11
Production Honors
of The Week

High production honors of the
week 60 to the following: Gladyce
King has the highest in style 1861
with a total of 426 pieces. Olive Ty-
son leades in style BAL with total
of 374 peices. Emma Ratliff has
highest in style 67l with total of
652 pieces.
The Durant news., 1946-07-11

Mrs. H. E. Brooks enjoyed a brief
visit of the weekend with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
M. McCullar, at Tupelo.
Evening star., 1946-11-08

/ lected by graduate students and head OF
the department OF zoology, ends tomorrow,
| at Howard University. 10 am. to pm.
Pioneers of Modern Art in America" q
loan exhibition Of paintings. In the print
rooms, Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900
Twenty-nrst street NV. II am. TO Q
pm. Tuesdays through SATURDAYS: am.
70 PM ha,asss MGaasys tbsaSss ana to
Painting and sculpture by Jane Love
| through November 80, Public Library,
Eighth and x streets NV, 8 an. to .
m. Mondays through THURSDAYS, am.
TO pm. Fridays and SATURDAYS.
Arabic books and manuscripts, through
December 2. collection of letters and man
uscripts by Mendelssohn. indefinite period
ment Of anesthesia, through November 80,
gress, @ ga am. to ID pm. Mondays through
Fridays. am. to 10 Pm. Saturdays and
1I:30 am. to 10 pm Sundays.
Oils, water colors and black and white
sketches submitted in the annual Junior
Artists Award Contest at the Arts Club
Of Washington; 20l7 / street NV, am
Contemporary graphic art and water
colors from Mexico. at the Corcoran Gal
lery Of Art, 8 am to 4:30 pm. today.
Illuminated manuscripts. woodcuts, en-
cravings, etchings and lithoEraphs from
the RosenWald collection. through Noyem-
| ber y %; exhibition of Robins sculpture.
drawings and prints from the Simpson and
az through Dsesmbsl
! to 8 pm. weekdays and 4 to 8 pm sun
] Phatoeraphic exhibit Of history Of Army
Air Forces from 1907 to 1946, through
Evening star., 1946-11-08

December ~. works Of Frederick ".
ing types. through November at the LII
brAry Of Congress, o am. to 10 p m; Mon
days through Fridays, am. to pm.
Saturdays and 11:30 am. to 10 Pm. Sun
days
Victory anniversary exhibit including
display Of Japanese and German surrender
documents, among them two never displayed
before; United States declaration of war
against Japan and the Japanese declara-
tion against the United States and Great
Britain. through November IL; at the Ma
tional Archives. SAB am. to 5:15 pm.
weekdays and ] 80 to pm Sundays.
THE Story of a Bridge" photographs
by Henri Carter -Bresson; photographs by
1t James Henri Ricau, U. g. N. and
photographs by Marcellini. ofncial pho.
tographer Of the Vatican, at the Crosby
Gallery of Modern Art. 1905, Twentieth
street NV. l to pm. daily through
November 15.
HIKE.
Along c. d. o. towpath. auspices National
Park Service; meet at District END OF
Chain Bridge, q short distance from Stop
20 on Glen Echo car line, 2 pm. tomorrow.
Bring lunch and beverage.
LECTURES.
Public Economy as Public Business, st
7:30 o'clock. and Russia. the Transform
alton of Eastern Europe" at 3 o'clock to-
night, delivered by Scott Nearing. at the
Evening star., 1946-11-08
\XE':;;: !; s
~

THE Prophet" BY Kshlil Gibran. re-
viewed by Annette Cornell. auspices Bio.
sophical Institute OF washington, Willard
Hotel $50 o'clock tonight.
CRUISE.
Along Washington waterfront aboard the
Potomac Clipper, auspices National Park
Service and Government Services, Inc:
leaves Tidal Basin Inlet Bridge every other
hour from noon to p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday.
Community dance. Roosevelt Center,
Thirteenth and upshur streets NV, $3.50
o'clock tonight.
Barn dance, auspices the Sphinx Club
in the Home Economies Building, Howard
University, 8 o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS,
Oil and water color paintings by Ninna
Citron, New York City, through Novem-
ber. and exhibit Of marine animals. coll
Evening star., 1946-11-08
Jnivers. list church. sixteenth and .

/ universslist Church, Sixteenth and .
streets NV.
Boys Town chois concert. Constitution
Hall, $40 o'clock tonight.
| Soldiers Home Military Band concert,
orchestral selections. Stanley Hall. $50
pm. tomorrow ~
Rally for peace and American-Soviet
| friendship, auspices the Communist Party
| of the District. in the National Presss
Building auditorium. $3.50 O'Clock tonight.
Evening star., 1946-11-08

Save the easy way. Buy your
United States Savings Bonds through
the Payroll Savings Plan.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

VETERAN wishes envelopes to address
long hand. excellent handwriting. ,or TR.
WATCHMAKER, good references. desires
trade work: will pick up and deliver. Wo.
ass M NAN s dsss sas sd ss. gs1k s spa
| / l. VI. G college. t1 Wo. 575s. 27'
YOUNG MAN, 8, desires position as op,,
experience Call c. F. PRIcHARD. RA.
AS desires ss5 esstsS .ss.sn yo
5000 w.p,m.; excl. Box lo-T' star.
YOUNG MAN, sober, reliable, desiring nom
Rsssar fs RinfSI sassssls5
mercantile experience for full or part time
lob. Good reference. Box 35l-R Star;
WANTED by retired white man position as
nisht clerk in modern hotel or apartment
hotel. Experienced and reliable. Box
LOCAL uNIyERsITY law student, age &c ae
resident. viii accept position as resident
manager OF local apartment in exchange
sDS fPi oa4 sss: sss' D:4 hrs vs: 30.
WANTS JOB doing auto mechanic work;
automobile ss' oL 80 l2Ps afeer n 1fue1n aa
WANTS JOB as auto mechanics helper:
aMsfTIoTs ssMPsffInosfTas s6 s9Ta VETERAN
sires part-time bookkeeping position; has
l2h. years college work in business admn.
and accounting; interested primarily in
experience to coincide with schooling;
available for morning hours; desirable
REFERENCES: Boz 490-R. Star. ,,2S'
MARINE VETERAN, former bank teller in
school all day, desires work Mon. We'd,
Fri. ewes. 8 to ~; expert bkpr;, can type;
mach; sl"5 hour minimum Box saa. s-T'
RESTAURANT. hotel, commercial cafe
terra supervisor seeks connection with
large organization; high grade executive
with 90 years experience as operator OF
large cafeterias Government and indus
triaD: organizer, systematizer, graduate
dietitian: planning balanced meals. capa-
Ds sns 1898 9od sos Ssek e1pfe ou cH
II THEfs. i3sg Mass. ave. n v. Apt 55.
DESIRE PART-TIME WORK. SATURDAY.
only; age. 20: responsibie. exp. counter
AM A COOK with 10 yrs. experience and
reference. I desire cafeteria or restaurant
work. Mr.. MARION McCREA. IA K st. ne
RELIABLE, energetic young man. desires
ployment tipping, stenography. bookkeep-
donsdered og senedai HaGELsfab ME s M
COULD YOU LIVE on $50 mo-? veteran
college student, with wife and child needs
part time work, IA; 600,
d9,Dsr liabls Taptf Nn 5, aae as chauffeur or truck
aiHSei Mr.. BusfSEss Sin iMAN-po you need good
accountant. ofhce manager or full charge
bookkeeper? Phone MA. 742s. i
Evening star., 1946-10-27
HELP poMEsTIc tcent., (,

MAID -G.H.W., small GEORGETOWN house.
| live in or out: nc. laundry: S25 wk. Must
ofGaGfa ss0f Hef na home
ssnd sT light work; new home. BOX 4o4-s'
MOTHERS ASSISTANT Wanted lady,
white, to assist, mother Of three children.
Ages Z, tschool agel. baby sh; DO
sary. Character references required. State
Department family. Small house. Live in.
$25 weekly. Reply by letter if interested.
Box 166-L. Star.
MA. Obs or EN-. S136. -27
health card; for nttie, SRI; Tues. through
s2H sna meals dass es4 psa wee Gem hours
WITTY MHfTE SSg SsS5pns aE MI ss.rs .on.
to &: very light duties; SIS per week,
WOMAN gSns4 shw; ., 10 am through early aH
WOMAN. settled. white or colored. for
g;h;w. Jh. in 3-rm. apt: salary. live in, ia.
%Shss SsS S.ys for sssssaD ssRsss
in, private upstairs room and bath; refer
SoIoREp' MAID VA fer % iD6ss s.h.w, in an institu-
quire al 24OO 10Th st, NV. Mon. to
kIEsPoNsIBLE WOMAN 4 for g.h.w;. COOK
ing care Of infant; live in; $25 week, start
ins salary: health card and local refs
required Call Sum-. IL am. to l pm,
WANTED-sETTLED WOMAN for general
housewcrk, in family of three adults. 2I33
NV; Apply evenings and Sunday 27s
WANTED, white woman TO take care of
miles from Wash: all modern conv; other
hsip employed. Cali collect, Leesburg
NICE Room AND BOARD for settled lady
N exchange for assistance with light du-
ties avv, Wo r;'2N a2e9. .pr
CT couple: wife to do chamber work and
have complete charge of small guest house
husband care for lawn; reference required
no children. 4224 18th st. NV. ia.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc tcens. i,

wSrtN ssSs sandls:s ssrsdM ME- ssss laundry work
WoNAs ysSs ~ '0o5fd es De- EXP 4scs giants days wo
WOMAN Saos eol9rsd, ole van wants days work eE
WOMAN. SnH coiored. red wants cleaning in
boarding house; no laundry or cookin
WOMAN, 40. colored, with nursing expert
WOMAN coiored. wishes cleaning: 5-day
Ess; Esek mi 6s1l 6ssm1l-i;ao pm; city reference.
WOMAN desires laundry work: .p.cializs
a1.s II adies PssheIesi and childrsn' bum
WOMAN. coiored, wants general house
york, days weekly, 8 to l pm; reference.
WOMAN, colored, reliable. desires part
time or cleaning small apis. MI. o321.
WOMAN. colored, wants cleaning or lsun-
ozN va * fhs Waats aay day * wdff RaS Call AD 4oss
Isht IssyS houssSork In i adult family e. sun
MoMAs Seos Sis 's1Hses ssd esrfsre sss sSsEsns'
&epA se g Il. eGaed da2 TR Hsnss sd sundr' or clean
WOMAN. colored, wants .part-time JOB,
WoMAs to TssSs nG sSGsns sons L. iSsS psn
COOK: win do light laundry; i've In: ref
erence. Write EssIEoLA TYLER. Deals.
and Sat- nd s. snd csrfaTe is 'es ca SUM sandsy usf ali
day. 1920 Temperance ct. NV. MI. 1904.
WOMAN, white, settled. will work for en-
ployed couple, no laundry, or as COM
panion for semiinvalid; live in; ne. or
Sc; Il. 1886 Mon. after 10 am.
fare fare, Or 75e J hr. and carfare; good ref
WOMAN. coiored, wants personal laundry
to do in own home, or cleaning apart
WANTED-Laundry to do: wearing ap-
psrel Ta4 / mqSs IS be s4ss sse to leave it and can
WANTED LAUNDRY or cleaning for 2
days. city references. Call RE 1918. pr
WOULD LIKE bundle wash to do at home.
LIGHT coIo5kED GIRL wants days Work.
COLORED GIRL wants work by the day:
WL eaRE foR aoa cHID for solfns
mother Monday through Saturday: good
I1O1 Path St NV. after pm.
INTELLIGENT colored young lady wishes
type; 3 years experience Co 1925.
GIRLS. colored want general house
work; no cooking; reference. LU. 0432.
EXPERIENCED colored girl desires days
work or work from y-5 with city refer
enceS. Call AT 17S1
EXPERIENCED colored Southern woman
wants days work, DU. 2029.
DESIRE IRONING for every Tuesday.
G Gan q J., District . s. OLA after pm: Sunday.
the hour. We tackle any place. Emer-
gency elea ming our specially. Ii. 57ss.
A. SCHOOL GIRL and lady want Jobs
after pm. reference HO. 0713.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PIANO LESSONS. beginners and inter-
mediates; near Chevy Chase School Wo.
sfENoGRAPIc and secretarial elasses
now forming N and sirsshsr
All suseets
sqare IRE sa O pOTS9sd SoSp 1851
fan sTRvfeg NRP fiRs4s faRs sND srrso
On; exam soon; start. nnssyys BOYD
sfaDTi sEaETi ofPERaToks PEI ne NkEDEn-Mod.rn IIss
/ training in all subjects: day. night and
81 ses spSaoa.a fe
e e s ::si.f.Is !tss' % ass.
spns .ns
IRE assrsSsso sss ssD0!sosSYsD sczoo fSoeS
sS i2RD 6sRsSE sss Or with
so9 s5E ssssss 1883 NJ
VETERAN will accept a limited number Of
Sasn susar II scR fss ssIns St. FL
GREGG SHORTHAND DICTATIoN review
typing; evening classes under college teach
er; rates, 81 monthly. Sligo $3.50, TAX. PIX.
teacher: beginners, review. speed dists5ion;
inxRS sAf9 Dual eSntrof
AgTo pR1yINa SCHOOL or WASH.
SoURsE & MI e,s1 14sS 20 ,.arn
touch tipping free with course; top RED.
Si 20 sSG VIZ ss position Il open staEt saas BOYD
safe and easy; professional instructors IN
sSERfsR .sIS ssiS .9s rR yIs
FLIGHT RADIO OPERATORS are in de-
mand by the commercial airlines; earn az
with With military radio experience can qualify
for one Of these positions after short
nsrGa sss aT. ass eSsn Ta en m i
information. write. phone or call In person.
Approved fer f1r tTalnlng nn gndsT hN d1 sih Gen GEN
seven s DAYS week, later by appointnsssns.
pupiis who love music and want to enjoy
every min9te aa, Of their own PLAYING; slS
RIfzAsETa Ell Ali rsi', ARMSTRONG, teacher Of
piano Gormeriy with Washington College
Of Mqsic). studies 1929 G St NV. and
$685. MT, Pleasant St; no ss4o.
anTo pkIvISG fsSsnt tansht n by experts easy
sssssf sss'sssY psiH!s sfS'Ess ~
SCHOOL, NO. 1894. -
LEARN TO DRIVE the safe way; dual
control cars; professional instructors. 140l
Pa ave. Sc. AT. 4340. .
LEARN the .sa apction business; term "opens opens
M5f sr sfs ss'aHsr fsis 4s e
FIX; PiaNo '0Ti; LESSONS, 81: $3.50. at your
6l4So y tsSs3ss Gs assm. il ss6 home or 1917
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma:
shnss Ct soYp Ssc scHooI. ste 1855 ss St Ia ssss
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture. all
iSSssis ~ 81 t4sss ssas ADWREsSsa y
f9FtEak fiASo o1 st. aasordon M s.us in
90 lessons; improvising and transposing.
sf%se sfSS si aaoc & IA ssSe
$40: day and night classes. SINGER SEW.
GkEaG GkEatEE kNb GH ssfr SfTTMaa NAN a asaekTHAND.
ns eysne ssases nk
MESc5HANIcALLY MiNDED MEN who are
interested in the future with career to
be trained for air-conditioning and re-
friseration business. Two new industries.
for full information, how you can qualify
TIoNTNG TRAINING CO., p. o. Box 1928.
Washington, d. c. -2S
GmThsPsns sr tno&n .assh r.
sPANfSH. experienced teacher, fast ob,ec-
tive method (no Enslish spoken. For
Information call CO: a7sz. q.
- nj
Evening star., 1946-10-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SAIFSNEN "a caiI 1aoto-- "a :.

hp 70 sf msi2G msDf1; Blu,
tsries aries to So 500: % stenosf.pSers F 70 81. 100:
'xPs5s MPNT ssRvs1 E HUTUAL ENPLSx "a dsSt
1sssHsiss ,,ssa; 81 go. 'nssffE
fSd GfSSdToMoIoGTsT 1Bii. S. 500; asst s.; s.;
900; at once; college man. BOYDs, 1888
CAsUALTY MEN. $40; underwriters, sales
tiOnal iqturs: start $50 Vk' soYD's 1858
PHYsICisI; s. 900 tmA PhD. required.
BoYD,s; 1888 F. Ma. 2340.
assDtRn ssfe ssns5sl !.
live there, 40 mi. OF D. G.; living quarters.
BeXps; Be1Y,s, 1929 EgGpE1iYx ], NA 1928; 5;
future: f perm; secretary -stenog. Arlineton,
stenoeraphers, $40 s45 wk.; temp, stenoss..
PERsoaNEL w sEkVfcE FHsf BY HSdr{ 1Renanss ss ns
TSrIsI 5sssh $40 xk t. saa, ysss
so4' PERsoNNEL SERVICE. 1911 9 St.
EXECUTIVE SEC, $50 wk. 90; secretarial
%E nSsy sSs des se
line clerks. .si5G mo Many other exesp-
EMP; EMP; SERVICE, us 14th st. NV. RE.
CONSTR. SEC. So 500 u), perm. inter-
esting Office: English Spanish secretary,
$500; stenog., dept. store. future. starts
s45; stenos.. doctors once, s45 wk;
steno -bookkeeper, start. $50 vk. Can
use so stenoss and secretaries daily; top
salaried positions. Oldest empl service in
Miss Lee, BoYD's, 1888 r NA. 1888. "
BooKKEEPERs, $50 wk. 81. account-
ants ONCE, future; bookkpr.. association,
5-day wk.. $50; cashier, night hrs, 5 to
E2 an. $50: teletypist, newspaper. S35:
file clerk, Anacostia area. $40 wk.; clerk
typist. exceptional once, $3.50; dicta-
phone oper., exper.. $40. Need 100 new
applicants daily for new interesting OPEN
ings Thousands placed in the better
positions. See Miss Evans or Miss Black
at BOYDS, 1888 T. Ma. 1888.
BIOLOGIST, $4,000 fm1; knowl genet
les; . at once; reiegssnce, reference, please. BoYD's.
TECHNICAL EDITOR tm); knowl, rockets.
publication exper. preferred: $4,000 start.
BOYD'S. 1888 F. MA. 234o
STENOGRAPHRS. Junior, senior. secre-
tarial, French, bilingual: typists, junior
clerk. etc selective placement. Years Of
experience in industrial placement work
enables US to properly evaiuate training
and experience and obtain for qualified
applicants positions at excellent salaries
with reputable organizations offering the
most in stability and pleasant working
conditions WALTER H KESSLER. Per-
sonnet Services. 603 Washington Build
ing, DI 4442-4oG0. go
Evening star., 1946-10-27
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE. middle-aged. Protestant white
sober dependable and capable OF great
responsibility: woman fine. housekeepel
and cock husband employed, but, Will &c
maintenance work. yard and garden eve.
nings and Saturdays Box 35-T. star. 2ss
COUPLE, white: cook and butler IN SINAI
family, no driving or laundry. Box X
star. ~
JANITOR-Man and wife. colored. nj
children wish small apt. house. in exchange
for quarters and small salary; good ref
Call CO S14S. IN
MAN AND WIFE wish work as janitor,. D
Call co LII
Evening star., 1946-10-27

BEAUTY PAkL0RS. -
MODEM ROOIH for rsnt In beauty :hch
colored. HO. o606. s45
Evening star., 1946-10-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced in manufac-
sales, financial statements; war veteran
and college graduate; desires position with
medium sized organization as chief or
assistant chief accountant. Phone Giebe
Evening star., 1946-10-27

tunity in an established insurance broker s
ofice' for an ambitious girl whS is s94S e
e1nH of raod 4Sr week. paid
vacations, air-conditioned ONCE and pleas, as,
RfsssssfS Rfss NIX oxHNHAa hH asi' S0S ln'e..Sssn'
TYPisT AND GENERAL. OFFICE r. worker;
TTYPIsT. TSEP 1EareieS GHSERAL cLERIcAL for hnan-
cial institution, 21-3o, pleasing personality
Mk Bes sif Stfe stare
e s.. Must have s typins speed Fl st issst
6s9ppoGtaniss g. wGtas Rer for % higher
rated clerical positions. Box 2ol-E. star,
TYpIsr-oFFIcE ASSISTANT for better
type store; permanent position. exceuent
sslsry;. pleasant working conditions sec sAss'
THr1sTs ~ sHSs e. aged IS to 20, inexperienced
with training; confidential work in Large Large
once must live " Nth htbs sty or Th0
chTistisns csyf Raen snd HSah white PHONE Ma ssi6
before ID: 80 Monday morning. q
ton. ABBY in person, Mr.. Burton, HUE
FURNITURE CO, 7th and D st. nv.
TfPisI CLERk some anowissgff ssgfsI. q Short snsd
position. AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE as
SOCIATION. ME. 1000, Ext. 53. -
USHERETTEs, opportunity to earn eitnr.sti1s stErs
money ewes: s and weeSenoss; t ss,h in'sSns yrayn
to 8 pm, uLNE ARENA, 3rd and M
MAITEEssmsSgs 1s ssos !, gisht or sunda, ysFk'
X; zf5Ess 5ls sssF issso gsz snf ssi
NHAffTThllssis HAffTTh lssii sys yshsts # or e9ssy-
MATTRESSES. Apply CERES LUNCH. 5ssos
EWAsIrREssEs-rwo; white; experienced
Good salary, good tips. days week. week.
Ssa SWsAfSTkRss, fse white, settled with references
days; sleep IN or out. Call for app99innt-
WaTcH Wsnsi II AND CLOCK sALEswoMAN, ex-
perienced; excellent salary. Apply EN-,
ployment ofhce, 2nd floor, THE HECHT
oMAWNA Xhlse sSDfr xuNbn n sds5:9ent sa9
WOMAN, white. settled, to care for elder:
ly lady and. small apt, live in: small
WosMAs. NssssA M Whits SsoI between ss and 45
place. BOX 364-R. Star.
WOMAN, with pleasing personality. to
manage speciality shop. Apply at 9nce' sn'
! 1WTddaMSN, vi 4 ~; young, for record work. .pS to
nnsr msnt; must be neat and have good ref
srenees: pleasant surrounding; state ase
and salary expected. Box 1888: s-:sS ss's'
Evening star., 1946-10-27
positions for
week. GAR

osmeticS, toys,
departments;
5-day week;
!. Apply en-
KANN SONS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
RULES OF THE CONTEST

Letters will be judged on the basis of sincerity and clear thinking. Neat ness, handwriting or "fancy writ ing" will not count. . All letters must be mailed to "CON- TEST EDITOR, WATERBURY DEMOCRAT, WATERBURY CONN.," and be postmarked on or before Aug. 20, 1946. . All letters become the property of The Democrat. None will be re- returned or acknowledged. Deci- sions of the judges are final. In case of ties, duplicate prizes will be awarded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

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Nif u a..
III, uotken should share N
,,r retQrns OF their productive
nher words the worker
a,,nt wage which will
n nd SIS family a higher
san5sra II living
rN. fr system Of weee may
49, potc enowh for his IA
,rdv II rs.y winter vacation ~
r.ogaa pa summer vacation
{, Warm mat tyrc q existence
common Tor the olg indus
transi
Tre aemsud for pent-up con-
.rer rno1s and services is great
~ ~ supaly has been little
:, ror. cao 20 the fat that la
to- ara MANAGEMENT have failed
IN ccrec,e haresmine They
,oisr o.,r re ias wage scale
Tx aru a'most al industry
e.mc 10 siandsiill
VINO i 10 BIANt!
re 40 fhe i1os and cons on
Hon M :, Is lslt by MANAGE
msri tr lho, ,sn ard must
woca more 0n lae other hand
Ila'or fee'. mat n'anep"Dcnt can
4 srl saoa ray hishor wages
arhai rNsre ~ nrices on the
,mas ava SOURCES produced
%, oar.t WOULD curb infla-
Itsr
\ lr Hary Ford II's speech
W the acs, coast he cmpha
SIZED lhe corcert that labor must
kise new attitude about work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
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A DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
FOR The SCALP

fonr hair roots are In yonf
scalp. The condition OF your hair
does often depend on the natural
health OF your scalp. Years ago,
Doctor Carn0t Invented a medl.
Gated tar formula called Carb0nocl
which Il MIXED with sulphur. Re.
sorcin and Balsnm Of Peru. Car
bonoel Is such strong, pouerfu
antiSepflc and does such fine w0rl
N helping an itchy, bumpy and
externally irritated scalp, that
many doctors regard II highly ans
prescribe Il for many SCALP
troubles. II your scalp needs q
dOnble-strength tar formula, yot
can start using CarbOnOel rs soos
as you get II from your drug store
Sc II for days, and II you are
not satisfied. your dollar back
iou get Carbonoel with full drec.
tons. Sc the finest medicated TAI
scalp formula Your money can buy
Your hair and scalp deserve fine
care.
In Detroit you can get Carbonoei
At all Cunningham Drug stores
kinsels Drug Stores, Sans Cnl
Rate stores, BarthweIl Drug Stor.
es, Pau's Cut Rate Drug Store on
Broadway. Macs Cut Rate Drug
stores. and all other leading druk
stores for one dollar. II is all mix
ed and ready Tor ,on 10 use. with
iuIl dirr