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The Valley settler., 1946-02-14

F1Mt J.sScN& -MEnY-~X E,1M flEY NN cLlRK FERNS TO FLY BY rn E...r oT Me RN?Ss
 lf,ly Of the people in the Valley will pemembeF Jacl, Clark who was Fi seal agent In the co-cp Office several years ago. If you have any doubt about the meaning of the phrase "f1ying by the seat Of your pants" just inquire Of John V: Clark, mana ger Of Neil1, Clark (. Co.,, public accountants in Fairbanks. Seems as if he knows at first hand.
 Jack Clark left Fairbanks in his own plane alone, on January 21, for Nome. He re- turned on the same plane six days later, but not altogether as he took off from Weeks Fio1d,
 Somewhere between Tanana and Kekrines, a patch on the fuseaage. fabric cover loosonod and the first Clark know, tho fuselago, ltko old Mothor Eibbord's oup- board. uas boro. While notifying Tnnann he might bo fonSed to roturn, ho kopt > goiug nhoed md finally mndc Ruby. Nc fabric was ava otlablo thorc. Mr. and Mrs. stcnloy Nichols como to his roseuo and supplied hin with smo flour soeks. With thoso md paint brush Clark mnnu fc sttrot 2 over which ho freEo ovor the fu solngo. And it worked. Without further mi ship he lcndod ct Go1ono thct ovcn ing end Lowing his littlc puddle jumper thoro, ho won't on to Nome by PA plano. Thoro ho obtained so1o fabric md on his roturn to Gclono ho put 0 now ssvor. Sunday ho flow on homo. stepping ct Ruby and Tcnonc onrouto.
The Valley settler., 1946-02-14
FKcI Me1Es Rorr@n OUT LAST uEx

Lest fc1i uo mrdo two surveys relative to tho clo ing of tho school for Potato Hrvost. To fool tho importance of food voluos in thoso parts md would 1iko to eoeporctc in cvory uoy possible to holp preserve tho food rci sod in tho Vcl1oy. Houovor, the survey indicates 1t Is c worry expensive school pro joct fer tho good 1t did in hclp ing hcrvost tho potcteos. It appears about 50 or 40 fnmilics ncodod end used thoir children for tho ucok; uhilc somo 20 or 80 fcmilios usod tho children for one or tive days, uhtao seno 40 or 5e famiiios did not hovc any potct toes to h-rvost. HosoVith is | tabulction of tho Sooond Survoy:
 Yes TO helped harvest our pototeos 1ss lls I work for mgcs sa saS did not uork in tho hrvest 255 4s
 at oll I would liked to havc roma incd 136 III
 in school It eppecrs from this survey thcro sheuld not bo Potato Holiday in thc schoo3 in te46.
 
 SCHOOL lTET!S FRoN TfHB -YK. Tho Girls B. sllot Bcl1 tocm won't to Anchorage on Thursdcy of this uook to play cgoinst tho girls in tho Anchorage High School.
 Good Luck Gir1s.n
Evening star., 1946-12-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE sELF-sERvICE groceries and
meats: nice clientele; weekly bus. 81 500; =;
$4,000 $4,000 down. % KoGop q BooKoTT, 63l
q st. NV, MA. 1888, Ma; 1874. Eve. an and
SUN, J. Cohen, TIA. 1882.
NV; liquor license; open II an daiIy'
closed sunday; all new modern equip
including a new 5000 alr-conai UNI ia ia
buildings; very compact; seats go: low
rental; 1O-year straight tease: good reason
looking for busy downtown restaurant. m !,
which is modern and very pron.anie;i ,1,,ns nn,s
is it. Price. 100000, including nanor
Dsssy ssSss Tssns sos iEesnsxsss HoInsxspGR III
specialist, M M}sxelggssisye agss broEer,' 1909 Ms N
NOTICE TO GROCERs. delicatessen stores.
Frieidaire' meat cases. ali sizes. Hin, Fred
4ois MINI. ave. ne. co. 2123 or MA.
DOWNTOWN, second commercial; 3-story
AIN 4. N. ROTH. woodward Bldg. Ma. 1926.
IsELF4sERyICE groceries and meats; week.
" bus. over S1,700; cash and carry; long
lease, low rent; only $4,000 down: good
9SSoFsooRP1Fsy gSooKoPF 81 81 st. ass Ma
1874. Eve. and Sun, I. Cohen, GE 5955.
SERVICE STATION for rent. with stock
and eauipment. downtown Washington:
exceedingly large Rallonage. parking, fully
facilitated, 24-hour service; $4,000 re-
quired; experienced operator need apply.
State experience and references. Box
| LARGE SERVICE CENTER near heart Of
city; large volume repairs; long lease
adaptable to any allied line. AUERBACE
q Co, d. 3131.; ewes, AID. 1907 IL
SEMIsELF-sERvICE GROCERY In shop.
ping center; beautiful eduipmerit; lease
weekly sales over $1,S0Q: selling for only
$4,000 plus stock. AuERBACH + co.
DI. 3131; ewes. MI. 2S9o. lis
Evening star., 1946-12-17
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.


ADDITIONS. repairs, remodsling; plaster. Hn.
aa ship Da'hsasnMfiiL HaMfiiLPos ecoNTkxcrfNd Co.
FIooRs III @ sANDED, rehnished. cleaning,
priees: paetas' free &c est. T R. {. BROWN CO. 1903
laying. % saadins. finishing. cleaning, par
ING ING coNTRxcToRs INC. 1872 wtscon-
terms; free estimsts NATIONAL INsTAL. anG
xT1N GS GSp tS9s VASE Wis e. Ave We lsSs
cAuLFiEIp CORP for Johns -Manyills
stS &osN aIEaSNGve s AM Zone H0 your 41aS hoas.
thorough cleaning for Christmas hoiiaays. %
Work done by experienced men and wome9,
HOUSE PAINTING and decorating Floors.
waterproof1ng; papering our special.y'
sgs taaTB tGfEBER4 TaIts nesa Eos iaE
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING Co. q.
oEsm0deIlngg reonT WTssis ssips work som9i oy
Ar .rpEcoRATING SERVICE at reasonable
prices DsnSns psgesdisc ca 00ss NE elefg2ssaa f2sa
AIL-BRITE HOME IMPROVEMENT GO.
AVAILABLE for immediate shipment-Pre-
rooms room and bath. National 3766. DUPONT
IRON WORKS. INC.
work. naintirlg, paper hanging, plastering
and remodeling: porches, recreation rooms
and attics our specially; union mechanlcS.
E2E.R 1GE RavS SAK hF0"P "PPLoSkiNLW @SEi T. VII sadiS
quote you on complete Job, includlng moor
N6TiCE-To our old customers who may
have lost contact with US during the war
and to new ones who may wish our expert
tyne. cali AL. 1890. You will like our
complete service by efficient mechanics.
Sincerely, W. H. BACON. Jr, designer,
contra cfor builder, III
Evening star., 1946-12-17

cellent condition ana style. S5oo. EN-
s5ss ssasIE.p cosHs o. v.ss. sss s ssW sss and sS
FUR Coat, o ssrscui, srscl 1a .an. iadys size ls
EgE E. eoaa sS S2lt?a ea ssss FeA brown sHs0r
FUR COAT. Arabian lamb. mun. practi,
aster toaster. heater. AID. 0679.
fttsd,a Is-14, $3.50. Also oo mans chester-
FUR JACKET. gray kidskin. size Il !
evening dresses, tweed suit, size 10;
twesd coat size l6; good cond,, reasonably
Fur FijI sCARFs, hundreds Of beautiful neck
pieces at sacrifice prices for quick sell
ing; We are overstocked. BASKIE FURS
cor. Sth & @ NV. Open SUNDAYS I'll
FURNACE. Mueller. hot-air. convertible
less than mos. use. 47lb p st: ss. ~
crates, sections: can be used for oil o
coal. Cali FIR. 1910 Monday. --17
FuKNITURE- Dining room, I bedroom
living room suites; radio and cellarette
8 ahos d. s esis sfs. gslti ssas BIZ ss:s
ruRNrruREsof. bed. simmons sprins.
s sD. ans asspss s.roa e eos sS
hand-csrved han center table. OR. 660s
ruRNITyKEqrsnd Eapid nah; .1. .sipin! Sipiin!
room L6UlS AnQ Nu1kCbs AEAvS nkAlsAc AS~AAA.
chair, high back and other chairs; maplt
magazine rack, chaise lounEe, SINGER sew
Ing machine, 2 bridge lamps. coffee table
250I Que st. NV, Apt. 9-B. III 4
FURNITuRE-sWalnut wardrobe. draw
ers. hat compartment and full-lengti
clothes compartment: wing chair. sprin!
Construction; walnut table. 6 It. long, a
in. wide. Overlook 1866 after $3.50. week
days. If
FUKN.-Carved solid cak throne chair
tapestry upholstered; good condition; Gil
1896 1909 end st So. Arlington. ~
FURNYTURE--g-pc. mahog. Duncan
Phyfe suite, with q break front and ere.
denxa; ape. mahoE. hedrm. suite, ,i' com'
mode, mah chest and dre18erS, curlo cepa.
net, maple chest, dressers. lamp tables
coffee tables, occas. tables, barrel cnaifs
platform rockers, occaS. chairs ana man
tea carts, sewing cabinets. blond mahog
any desk; baby chairs rossss man t.SIes Scs
footstools, cedar cheit. andirons ant
screens, sofa beds mspls nah. 81 chafoml9Ha ao9na
Use our credit plan. LINCOLN. FUENL
TuRK co. oO7 fs. ave. nv. IA eeSe
Evening star., 1946-12-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

16 ROOMS, 8 BATHS oil beat; 6-yr. ieas'
at $500; income quoted $3.50. Near Conn
M sa'5oo I down. down. cail Ex. 1855. YOUNG
PASTOR, INC, 1I2g Vermont ave. NV
drink shop in downtown area; rent, $500
$500 cash handles, balance reasonable
Crossing over $500 daily. LES SHlLBY
1909 Conn. DU g1Ss; ewes. WA. 1895.
BARBER SHOP. 1Ath st. NV, near * st -
chairs. good equipment; rent $50; he1
saabasnea sasboo esrms noih can TX * ssb5 sYssound
ss sssToE iNf Isa ysEa2t yWraa sEor. ass viii
some ladies apparel: NV. section; goot
lease. cheap rent; this is beautiful store
with an excellent future; present income
good and / can deliver it to some ont
that knows this business at q Surprisingly
low price It's BARGAIN. let me prove 1t
No. 37-VALET SHOP; good lease, reas
rent; quoted income 500 wk.: all necss
sary equipment is in good condition; thi.
Is good store. In an active location; will
try to get you In with $500. small bal
on terms. w H. SIMCNS, Elk. 6I6l-0 0763
DRY CLEANING PLANT and 5 stores
handling an annual volume of business oi
over $I00.000; owner desires TO retire
CHAIKEN. ME. 5S27 IL
"A BEAUTY PARLOR.--After 10 years oi
very profitable business, owner is retirins
and will sell this well-eauipped. iong-estab.
lished. profitsblIy I operated business N "a ~
Gated in the busy business. section Of
Georgetown. For details and to Inspect
please call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker
RE J1ts6 20
Evening star., 1946-12-17
MOTOR TRAvEi.

CAR OWNERs-Register with US foI
share expense passengers. all cities. 23
Mass ave. NV. RE. $3.50, Ma. 1858. ,' ig'
sonne one driving to New Bern, N. c., Sat;
afternoon, 21st. Sunday or Monday, Gan
hRIHHfSl MtIHESN 4o To- rayso N. OAK, through Chi
caEo and Minneapolis; leaving about Dec.
20: share expenses CAL Daytime. TN.
3 riders: share expenses. AT. 2790 after
pm. 49, ., n
petersbure or West Coast Florida Dec. II.
is, lie. 90; will furnish ref Wo. 9SSl'
Nh pRENTJSS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
Announcements
s Iasl anA Found

LADY'S-Eiamilion Wrist Watch Lost Saturday between Prospect and Brook Streets. Initials I. c. M. Call 3.ii3e week days between s-5, or write Box B-354 Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NOTICE
AN AMENDMENT TO AN ORDB- NANCE CONCERNING LICENSES
 AND PERMITS

AN AMENDMENT TO AN ORDE. NANCE CONCERNING LICENSES AND PERMITS
 Be t Ordained by the Board of Aldermen Of the City of Water bury:
 That An Ordinance Concerning Licenses and Permits, passed and adopted by the Board of Aldermen on February 2eth, 1921 and ape proved by the Mayor on March 1, 1921. and appearing in the i043 Re- vision of the Ordinances of the City of Waterbury on Page 242 ct seq. Is further amended by adding after the first sentence of Section B, Paragraph 1, the followtng:-
 ".... Provided. however. that any permittee under Section 6 Of Chap ter Of the Ordinances Of the City 0f Waterbury shall not be required to obtain any permit under this section"
 Passed and adopted by the Board of Aldermen June 3rd. iSa6 and approved by the Mayor June 9th, l0s6
 JOSEPH M. SHEA. 6-e-2t. City Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
LeeoI Notices
NOTICE

Public Hearing on Proposed Anendment to the Building Zone Ordinance f0r property located on Hope Street and Walnut Street Ex- tension.
 In accordance with Section 41S Of the Revised Statutes of the State of Connecticut of lo3O. notice is hereby given that Q Committee of five Of the Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing on Thursday Evening. June 2Oth. i0s6. at 700 P. M. dEDT) o'clock in the Alder manic Chamber. City Hall Build- ing. on the proposed change in the Building Zone Ordinance from B" Residence Zone tO Business Zone No. ]. for property located on Hope Street and walnut Street Extension. bounded and described as follows:
 NOFtbWiy-l2slO3 feet more CT leas on Hope Street:
 EAsieriy-G7Ae feet 0n Walnut Street. also called WalDan Street Extension;
 GoutheTly-I2O feet On Lot No. bs8s N8 8gsg8ag gn eAsA AAaVs
 Wagaerly-l0s6T feet on Lot No. re as shown 0n said Map.
 All persons owning properties tn tle vicinity Of tlse above address or cbose immediately adjacent in the rear thereof or those directly ops p0site thereto are hereby notified to appear and be heard in reference to the proposed amendment at the time and place above specified.
 The hearing WSll be held before the following Committee: Aldermen AGiniclIeci. Lasky. Rafferty, Walker and Bensen.
 By order Of the B0afd 0f Alder men at q meeting held June 3rd. Ies6.
 Attest:--
 JOSEPH M SHEA. 6-6-A. City Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NOTICE

AN AMENDMENT TO TBgE BgIIg.glDNO ZONE ORDINANCE
 OR TWE GrTy OF WATER
 Hubsv
 Bf N 0raaiIlAd by the R0aFd ef Aldermen sf the cIiy sf WateF' buTyI
 Trle Building Zone Map which ls z part af the N0ninR 0Fdlnanna for the City Of Waterbury, Connecticut passed and adopted by nle b0aTa of Aldermen aenlemheF 4lh, le1 and approved September 9th, le2s Is amended by changing from 'A' Residence I0ne lO hilAlllahs Zone hO, 1, property located af 0Faglds view and Iliinkar IIill Avenues, bounded and described as f0ll0NsI Westerly ywlll.20 feet 0D oFail1' Vlew Avenue, and
 NOgtbwRstaTiy w3l.b4 feel whlesl Is ( curve 0il corner 0f builkef Hlll and drandYlew Avenue and
 h0TtheTly~2tA6 Geet 9n blDkel lEaslaTly -eTA4 feet esl land owned sy Minnie Q, k, Wood and
 A0lltheFly--0e,33 feet 0Il land nos 0r formerly owned bv Lada BiondlH DamaFs aIla Charles g. ogeFt0gh
 Passed and ad0piAd hg tie Board of Aldermen June 1Td. iess ailf approved by the Mayor JiiTls lth lba6.
 Jo@EsH ~. SHEA. e-o-A 0iv olaFk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
HELP vnFTp

in Europe. Packages to Europe and Germany. Guaranteed delivery of foods and clothes. We also have, already packed coffee. sugar and cocoa, % lbs. el3.50 or 100 lbs. of flour si475 all complete and de- livered. Italian stamps, i0c each. Artilliano. eio North Main St. Dial l-64li.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NOTICE

Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment to the Building Zone Ordinance for property located be- tween Watertown Avenue and Eteeies Brook.
 In accordance with Section 41o of the Revised Statutes Of the State of Connecticut Of 1880. notice is hereby given that a Committee of five of the Board Of Aldermen wtll hold q public hearing on Thursday Evening, June 20th. i946. at 700 ?. M. lEDTD o'clock in the Alder manic Chamber, City Hall Building on the proposed change in the Building Zone Ordinance from In. dustFtal to B" Residence Zone property located between Water town Avenue and steeles Brook bounded and described as fOll0ws:-
 Land between Watert0wn Avenue and eteeles Brook from T0mpkini Street on the south to c point JOl feet north Of the n0Ttfline 0f Mad eIine Avenue on the north.
 Al persons owning properties l1l ti,e vicinity Of the above address 0l those immediately adjacent in the rear thereof or those directly ops TSOsilR thereto gre hereby notified to appear and be heard iH referencs to the proposed amendment At ths time and place above specified.
 The hearing sill he held hef0rf the following Committee; Aldermen Minieueel, LaslEy. Rafferty, Walker and iaensen,
 By order O the B0aTd 0f Alder men st meeting held June 3rd l0ss,
 Attest.--
 10sHPH M SHEA, s-e-&. clty Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

DnAwIsaAe efiD5 Elusasselead, Pres leFallly aircraft, ell allllninslin ail9 Ilaanaallian wantad fM Aael9lllils af paesengeF airline seating, WAfs Een MnAFtlAig Corporation, bans tam, o0nneelielm,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

@TnRas AMAgsYsT -- Experienced 10 atFess AilalYels and structural lAstlne, Aircraft Aaaflne. Aluminium and lisaAnesluin. Write ln details and kalafg expected, Wagfea Mes Arthur clEpRations naniAms coi,s nentloul.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

DRESSED POULTRY-Fresia eggs, broilers. bullets. roosters. turkeys for sale. Slaanley. Tel. Thomaston 4-3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

TIRE AND RTM--6 x 20. Lost be- tween Prospect and Waterbury. Re. ward, Tel. 5-O065.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NOTICE

f,I6Tgtl(T Df WATItlf1pWk ss,
 Is6D1gtATE lfIllHy, lyBa gib, lslb,
 ESTATE 0f Nl1lshls {, WUklF 6yfsA9kJTI laff 0f WaieTi0sn ln sal1 IlIs1Floi, 1aceased,
 EaDp fbf application Of llgHoeDica (guellelDetiL ASlaplDieirsfFlki prgf 2 los fhaf Ebs may be Ryib0flked and eo)pOwfTfd io hell aDd r0pyfy reg fsjb real sklafe belDDHlDh C. fAla Ksfels, as psf application 9n nlf go0Fe fully Appfefs, lf e
 ftlfelfsifttfg, Tbaf sHia appllHel log bs hnaf1 and 16fsfalIHaa al lhe Pre- bsia O(fies, 70 Walfgi0sB 70 snia 9lsfFief, 0D fhe tifb aas 0f 5wne A, Q, ls96, af ( HelOek iB ibs afs feF90on, an1 fbai pnblif ngtlee he NlVeB of fbe geDdeDfg 0f sgll ApDiis 6sfl0D a01 fbe ilfle all4 plsee Of bearlne fhera0B, bg pUbllhblpa < eNpy Of fbin order 0nfs in some nswsnaphF having oiFcHiafl0D in asl1 DlsfFlei, sn1 kF p0HllllN q e0pF fheFaof 0D the pgbiie alNnspg 70 fbs T0wa 0f WafeFi0wn lp Nai9 DlHs fflef, af least days before said ea' Y E1AMK .. acKc0x. 6ss-gL 1Hage,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NOTICE


 Public Hearing 0p Special Peti- tiOp to the Board 0f Aldermen to alloy . e0Dvaleseent hospital to be Located on the property located at les Hillside Avenue, e" Residence Zone tn accordance g1th the pros visions 0f the ZODing Ordinance Of the City Of Waterbury isecfjop III, Paragraph !, as amegded).
 Tn accordance gttb Section t26 0f the Revised Statutes Of the State Of C0Dbecticut 0f Ge30 and Section IT, Paragraph [ Of Building Zone Ordinance Gf the City 0f Water- bury as esnended. notice is hereby given that . C0iDptiiee 0f five Oi tlae Board Of Aldermen gtll hold c public hearing on Thursday Eve' ming, June 20tb, Iess at 7;00 o'clock lEDTD ?, N ID fsle AlderJnansc Cbamher. City Hall Building Oll the special petition 10 the Board 0l AideTWeD to ellOg e0pyalesneDi hospital to be located on the prop ertg l0eagAd ct l24 Hillside Avenue, lletgeen Pjne Street aDd keiloge Street.
 Al persons owning properties 70 tl,e vicinity Of tise above address 0f tls0ae immediately adjacent @ the EesT thereof 0r Bl0Sf directly ops D0site thereto are hereby notified 70 sppesy and he i'eaTd ip reference 10 the proposed amendment st the tlBse and place above specified.
 T1le hearing wtll hR held before the f0ll0gtng Committee; Aldermen AgsBdealacj, Lasky, IealleFtg, Walker end Bepaep,
 Dy order q the s0aEe M Al1er' men st . meeting held JalRe 2yd, gess.
 AtaAst;--
 dOGgBsBG M SHEA, 6sS~a City cleIk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NOTICE

4 hearing 0n the aplleatl0n 0f HiSl0p Garage. I2S0 West Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut lby Richard HislOp for CeFtifleaif 0f Approval for q RepaiFeF's License will be held OD Tuefday, June 18th, l0lg at Ii.30 4. ", @ the Mayors Office, City Hall, Waterbury, Con, lactleIt as provided by General Statutes.
 JOHN q, NohAoAk, 6gewN May0T
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
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Tbjs Is lo glls n0ilia llai [, klDs esnl B, NaF1elgnHs 9f I7S BfadlsF filed s1 appIieaiIon 1sied dups slh, lslg wlih fhs Liquor Control i'0lDs mission fsF ' paekaae Store idHy9f lseFmlf for ihe sale 0l ale0hnllf llgll0r 0n llle premises sst lvA9ifs iDess ls sNnea bY Vincent z, Mares' lgnas af lJl Bradley Avenue, WaieT bury, e0HH, aud will be eonaueisl by tlneant @. NafreiyDas 0f l1e Braalsy Avenue, Waifebu'F, Conn na psfinlffae,
 ViNf'eNT R MARcRastNAa,. Dated June [, ieta ese'ts-SA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NOTICE
.ol.;!9l es. ..., r.:H:.:.,y.,

Thls ls 70 Rlys R0lliT ibsl psi yirk. ~ l0hirliD pf lkk Willow slFefi, NsllTburg, bsyH filed 4 rs' quest dated JuDs (, lglG wllh lhf Ligulir Control p0DliDlssi0n f0F per- Diffl0D l0 ln9le Wt FnlkaRn bys' lDHsA D0w lOGalfd al lbs li0Yael Street, Waterbury,. lf0nnhfilHyl tA gg i'0le hlFssi, Waterbury, fgnIl Costello of lek Wlll0N klFfei, Va lsrbuTy, f0Dueellpul aud VIII bl conducted by Pafrlek v, Costello Ol lss Wlll0w Street, Waterbury, HeDn Bs peTnlliieI. .,,
 lDated Jllns ', lelI, bTbwtF sH~3i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
DiuI 4-2121 for Best Results
Automobiles
70 Service slaGaona, Repairing

SPBCIALl-0ood motor oil, 2 gallon sealed can, ei.OO. We also have a few hard-to-get auto grilles for lo36, 1887, i93s Buick: le97 Ford; 1887 Chevrolet; 1895 Oldsmobile. Also other makes. Johnson's New 6s Used Auto Parts, 1903 North Main St., opposite Lakewood Park. Phone 5.i707.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

PACKAGES-To Europe and Ger. many. Up to 100 lbs. now can be sent. Help your relative. Food oE clothes. Artilliano. SO No. Main, 4-64ii.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

LosT-Black purse on Naugat,ick Bus. Reward. Mrs. F. Schultz, Naug. 354e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23
II AMERIKE Sc TIHOTAPI
BLAGO IA cRNI TRG
MA DALJNEM VZHODU

SAN FRANCISCO, % avgu-
sta. - Paul R. Leake, carinski
uradnik "a to mesto ie danes
dejal, da je tajna preiskava v
obmorskim mestih v Californi il
odkrila tihotapstvo raznega bla-
ga v Orient, kot nylon nogavic,
samopojnih peres it'd, kar Sc
potem prodaja ma crnem trgu z
velikanskimi dobicki. v teku
je priprava "a aretacijo vceh
udelezencev crnega trga in tt
hotapcev blaga, ker so pod ma
pacnimi navedbami odposiljali
blago ma razne kraje y Orient.
Vceraj SO 1nspektorjf zasegn
1,5O0 parov nylon nogavic, vred-
nih $4,000, sto samopojnih pc
res, sedem ur in sest kartonov
cigaret, kar je bilo skrito v vre-
cab ma krovu ameriskega parni-
ka Hamilton Victory" v pri-
staniscu San Pedro.
Posiljka je bila namenjena "a
Hong Kong in sanghaj. Leake
je dejal, da bi samo nogavice
prinesle okrog $4,000 dobicka
ma crnem trgu v sanghaju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23
Konsc bingo igre v
Maple Heights

John A. Verhunce, legalni
zastopnik "a Home Owners AS
sociation, je sestavil mestno Or
dinanco proti "bingo" igrarn v
Maple Heights, ki je bolj ostra
cd drzavne postave. IA ordi-
nanca je bila v sredo zveeer
sprejeta Cd mestne zbornice v
Maple Heights 4 proti 2 gla-
sovi. Pravni direktor William
C. Graves je sporocil, da je no.
va odredba stopila takoj v ve-
Iljavo. Novosprejeta ordinance
predvideva denarno kazen in
zapor "a krsilce in ne della no.
bene izjeme "a dobrodelne or
ganizacije. Predmestje Maple
Heights je tako vrglo rokavico
tistim, kateri hocejo ma sodniji
dognati ustavnost mestne posta-
We, da to lahko poskusijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23

Neki divizijski zastop11ik, XII
je govoril mimi, je rekel, da SO
jih Jugosloyani skoro brez pre-
nehanja izprasevali 0 vseh mo-
gocih receh, da je bila njihova
prtljaga temeljito preiskana, .da
Pc 50 dobili vse svoje reciinazaj.
Skupina sestoji il sestih Anne
rikancev, katerih eden je civil
list, in dveh madzarskih potni-
kov. /.
6kupina nastan jena
v hotelu n Gastnike
Ko je letalo pristalo, 50 Sc
takoj obkolii slovanski vo-
jaki. ii 50 bill oboroxeni s pu-
Skan,i, par Ininnt pozneje pa je
,dospel pilot 1etzla, II jfh je pri-
silil "a zemljo Il jih ! avton,o-
bilona odpeljal y blianje mesto,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23

cigar ime nj ,bilo objavljeao.
Tam se je letalce in ostale nasta-
milo v hotelu "a castnike in so
bill YES cas- dobro preskrbljeni
Es hrano.
Kaj Sc je Amerikance spraae-
valo, letalci MISC povedali, je re
kel zastopnik SO. divizije, ker 50
jih Jugoslovani posvarili, da mai
10 tenn ne govorijo.
Celia skupina De je pripeljaia
il Ljubl jane do Morganove lini-
je Y neken tovornem avtomobi-
lu UNRRA-e.. Tam Jill je 6aikal
porocnik Donald Paulsen il od-
yedel n divizijski glavni stan.
Deseti can skupins, neki tur-
Ski stotnik H je Bill zadet "a
|strsla \ ing anskeea letala,
se Al yynil ) skOpinO y Gorico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23
|TesarIji utegflejo
zOpet zastaykati

Snoci je izgledalo, da utegnejo
unijski tesarji, katerih stavka
tekom junija in julia je ustavila
vse gradbeno delo v okrajih Gu
yahoga, Lake in Geauga, izno-
va zastavkati, ker je Vadni ,mez-
dni odbor v Washingtonu znizal
tesarske mezde pod tocko, XII je
bila sporazumljena, ko Sc je
stavka poravnala.
Vladni odbor je tesarjem do
volil place $1.S21a, oziroma 21A
centa mani kot je predyideval
dosezeni sporazum. Prizadetih
je 4,50O tesarjev, XII bodo v teku
par dni ma saji sklepali, kaj bodo
storili z ozirom ma odlocitev
vladne komisije.