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Evening star., 1946-11-08

DAVID WIENER, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
oa;ns States for the District Of Is Colpmeia
fdin nlnisas. tionMThis IS to GIVE s:o Notice M
That the subscriber. of the District Of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District OF Columbia, Letters
Testamsntary on the estate Of Walter
coiImbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against. the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber; on Or before the 25th day
by law Be excluded from al benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this 29th
day Of October, l948. DAVID WIENER.
9l8 r st. NV, Zone 4. tSeal.) Attest:
THEODORE cOGSWELL Register of Wills
rn for the District ahr. Of Columbia CLERK Of the
D1s4s1ef SAm5aoy co1E4 ktne6sFoE FH A'fRsEf gsTtD
States for the District Of Columbia,
That the subscriber. Of the state Of
Maryland has Obtained from o,his ths PrSs.te
Testamentary on the estate of Kate Shu1-
man late Of the District Of Columbia.
DECEASED. AL persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, isssy ,uthsntifsted s tS the S. sub :,
oetoser, sssi 1n A.p. 1877: otherwise they may y
by law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 29th
day OF October, 1915. STANLEY y.
sss Htt.st ho19 TSepoRE SsE8sas coGwM Axs aM
Register Of wills for the district of Co
lumbias Clerk Of the Probate Gourt.
uOl,o,lO.
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MILTON MINDELL, Attorney,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
filed Nov. 8, 1S45, Charles z. Stewart.

IN THE prsTRIcT COURT OF THE
lumbia VICTOR Knez, Plaintiff, vs. Mabel
Louise Knee. Defendant " No. 37,172-
The object OF this suit is absolute divorce
OF the plaintiff. it is this 9th day of No
vember. 1946, ordered that the defendant
Mabel Louise Knez cause her appearance
fortieth day, exclusive OF Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day Of
the first publication of this order; other
In case of default. Provided, . copy of
this order be published once . week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter, and The Evening Star be-
fore said day. $50 T. ALAN COLDS
BOROUGH. Justice. tSealD Attest:
CHARLES e. STEWART. Clerk, by CLARA
p. CONNELL. Deputy Clerk. no8.l5.22
Evening star., 1946-11-08
When Seconds Count.

Whether yorre dialing your doctor in the deep OF
NIGHT -. or squeezing last-minute call into busy
day you'll get the right number faster, because
Of Nickel
In the matter Of seconds it takes to pick up the
receiver, dial number, and reach your parry.
5000 different contacts are often made to locate the
right line.
And helping select the right line from the web OF
connecting links instantly, unerrngy, aatonsdt'-
enUy. is Your Unseen Friend, Nickel.
Taking instructions from your dial, like auto
matte operators, are intricate switching mech
anisms. And helping carry out their bidding are
millions of Nickel-silver springs, which make ana
break contacts until clear lines have been found
= Fiexing thousands OF times dav, these springs
nnnst not fail. They must keep their spr1nen'ess
80. nnst vhatand stunospeeE3c eoE.oon -.sssall9
Evening star., 1946-11-08
JACOB SANDER. Attorney.

s1asss for c9SsT tSe pis}Ict 9r II mpia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 6s. .153, ADJ
ministration.-Thisi is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia:
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District of Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
on the estate Of Elizabeth
Virginia Becker. late Of the District OF
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,, to
the subscriber, on or before the LIST day
Of November, A. D. 1917; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all beneflt
of said estate. Given under my hand this
9th day of November, 1916. HENRY c.
BECKER, 1855 Peabody ST. NV. (SeaD
Attest: THEODORE COGSWEIL. REGISTER
of Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. noS.15.22
Evening star., 1946-11-08
Your Unseen Friendr Helps Get the Number Fast

must possess good electrical properties. That's why
they're made of an alloy containing Nickel
In countless other ways =. from the Nickel in
giant power shovels to the Nickel in your wrist
watch this versatile metal is our Unseen Friend.
"Unseen,' because it is usually combined with
other metals to form Nickel alloys, like Nickel
silver and stainless Steel that fight fatigue corro-
sion and wear. Your "friend, because 1t helps
bring you the comforts and necessities OF modern
life
Iu lNtRnATlsNlI HiekEl COMPANY, INC.
Nss Ysrs NJ
A hicke! !! :,
.-.xsw Unseen Friend
Evening star., 1946-11-08

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HELP WOMEN.

XoyNG WOMEN Is e 35 Ee MiIS ., q
to route teIegrams; inside once work:
3 bonus difIerential is paid. See Miss
Fifer. WESTERN UNION. Room COL, 7l0
YoutNG WOMAN to assist in stockroom in
a progressive ladies' apparel store. This
reliable girl who is interested in a secure
ticulars REGARDING previous positions and
personal character reference. Box 447-E,
YOUNG WOMAN for general ONCE work;
40 hours per week; permanent position.
Room 424, Bond Bldg.
WESTERN UNION OFFERS A CAREER-u
is the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession. well-eQuipped schools
are at the disposal of young women II to
80; paid while learning. For further par
ticulars see Miss Fifer. Room Sol. WEST
ERN UNION. 7lQ 18th st. n.y..
WEAR SALESWOMEN, perma-
nent positions. on 5-day week. for de-
pendable women. GARFINCkEL'S. st.
oPPoRTUNITY FOR ALERT WOMAN
Prominent real estate firm needs tntelli-
gent young married woman, as secretary
to it's sales department; must have pleasant
voice and stenographic experience; excel
lent salary. Write. giving name address
and business references. Box 202-E, Star.
WANTED-Settled white woman TO- take
care of sick lady, no invalid: room, board.
salary. Apply 1928 K st. NV.
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PERSONAL.

Wright, Il you are In need Of . loar up r.
January a f0u GL i9ansSss of foundations.
girdles 5rassieres and lingerie; reductions
n to a0 p eoaKsSNns sSo ssys5isa g
tSf 4 Y TAKEN lS0 for Ela ali occasions any
P esy nf9 S' S5 81 Rg1fsi rs
r kAISss; An od }tsa SCHOOL, .
0n to e from 9d any Rag ga4 5'n 81
CROFT stf 81 1s sb
weddings; babies. CHEVY CHASE STU
DRfss M ING AND ALTERATIONS s,,o
restylins. centrally located. Equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices. Special
attsntion to Drdsi o1 parties se Lea ENGEL
saw SAWS MILE OWNER WANTED with crew
& sS HS 10000 ss from Of tHDss in
timber easy, to reach and remove after
cutting ddng vii , pay in ~ cash or lumber per
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism. arthritis,
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
enee: in charge. sH. 1855.
dren. PAT PHOTOGRAPHER. AID 3O1I.
SEMIPRIvATE ROOM and ward in nursing
s h4me for elderly people; tray service. Cali
NURSES AVAILABLE Need nurse7
Proof Of qualifications, including RELIABLE
PHo SO n soTR ba At a7o n your home
different poses. S12 so; you will treasure
their lovely natural pictures in your childs
own environment. For appointments call
HfSH ny S Sdg e sEf1'ns WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence. freedom from self
CONSEQUENCES, French conversation; private
french IqsHsi II co GsS2 LESSONS taught
by highly cultured young French woman.
Thorough course in grammar and CONVEX
ssation Partisan accent. Private tutor.
BABY PICTURES = Cute baby pictures
sh2Ff sE nan so Rs. ab bsms ns
salar2y. ia . e;xchanss for care Of children.
employed mother: Box 100-H, Star. %
CHINESE INTERESTED In exchanging
C Oh, lessons less for English lessons Please
wi Will e. THE g1 m %aN who called Mrs
Lebowitz please call again. Elmwood
CHILDREN's PHOTOGRAPHS, weddings,
reunions; 15 different poses, S10; others to
sTE Ps sci IG5 sa p Mo oes
h0s III sad nasds your wife 1851 Me
10th st., Cleveland Ohio. i.
VETERANS there's money in selling real
stats ST. 454 Ee alter fh9v you rR hoy 4ss COX co.
MOTH HOLES, burns, tears, etc, rewoven
segyiss ABILITY Wv WE aSfs sho Ssve g
singer will exchange vocal lessons for
accompanist services. Box 1Ss-H, Star
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS can add charm and indi-
y on LONE y W. o. p sddSaa ssss
psperins. Toofns. flooring, mod ernisine 81
nf sitcheps syerythins in the
CLANS made vi With mo sk aea
e sait your si SSass p1sTkicF Isafi se1s
I4th st ard PARK I'd. NV. MI. 4a7s.
TsnsiT q an 4, new work. Estimates Tree
ASBESTOS SIDING. root,ns rock wool in.
s sIIpsG1 Cal rs for estimates HUDSON
AauELLA wATERPRooFNG Let US
neM y0u USED Sc Mo
bIss.. esn Spilled ns Sse ssa iIes
So; si;P. ::i 81 ana ' " S
f1sz! zee sss 5sz
DRIVEWAY and road Improvement GO.
PEDeSfs dfSf 2af sANpED re5sh
fd 3D. and sSoS yaxed; prompt service est tree
FEoo osso s Al kEFf fs HE'S 10 years
experience, dustless machines; reasonable
e GENERAL ocofNfTFRsAcroR-Insulation: at
tics, Easements finished: additions; altera-
tons: remodeling. C. A. NEWELL. CHI. 1852
J0HNS-MANvILLE roofing, siding, insula-
ton, storm sash; long terms; free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO.. OIL.
MASONRY WORK of all kinds: brick work,
glass block, porcfes, steps, waterproofing
and brick pointing; windows closed with
glass block; bars built with, glass block.
A 99ts "a fsti PPssessSSaAr1Ne 20 year.
at making homes brishter. For unexcelied
LUCAS. .EiG5ecAs . LUCAS. ss$ Emerson
st. NV, RIA. 6e6o or 0E. oe63.
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ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION desired,
management and personnel. Call DI. 1856
between $3.50 am. and 1890 pm. only.
l 6seasseTorE. z iiye il. ssS week; ref. c6.
eHIs sof fe0ls Can az 40 r sss wish cafe
GIRL. colored. neat, desires soda fountain
days. CO, 1854. cali Between il and 5.
LADY, well-known organist with extensive
experience Sps1sdG as receptionist and thorough
loyalty and character Submitted on re.
f faisf soR Rea l9 skAp5 StaF with A. B.
gree, wants position in law, once or doing
legal work Of any kind; salary immaterial
tansS BoR fas e1pef ssaf may be OBJ
NURSE, graduate, registered. recently dis
charged from Army Nurse Corps, desires
RG m pbon aoe b2 7 Sse or with industrial
NURSE. childs (white), young thoroughly
esx s9a en- es zee references VA
P PR1dTfcAfG co s i1ss wishes case; refer
ences; DECATUR $500, Ext, aiS,
manent NURSING. Job with children or
per week References. f Box en 1855. At Star goo
REG. NURSE desires work. willing to take
any case, call between 2 and 4 pm.
RY-stenographer-bo okkeeper. six
years legal experience, also mortgages,
title insurance and general business, pos
s Sc sins. ambition and initiative. Boy r.
SECRETARY with college education and
extensive experience, desires permanent
only GI y,s state salary. Box 37e-E, Star,
YORK will y0s BE called for and delivered. CAN
TYPIsT, eolcred, high school graduate;
5-day week. RE. 1855.
VETERAN. varied mercantile experience,
knows business and office management,
routine duties. Box 9Th. Star. 81
WOMAN, young, colored. would like either
of following Jobs: elevator, switchboard
operator, practical nurse or driver. AT
2194 az
WOMAN, young, will take telephone mes
sages at home. type letters and send bills
for small business houses. Can devote 4
hours daily. TIE. 542S. %
= WOMEN. colOred, experienced as res
taurant manager. cashier or floor attend
CHAPERoN YOUR children, days, evenings
and a weekend service accommodating
N Sirin ch ART trfr,
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

IRA sI,n BY d RLANE' anywhere, any time
GENTLEMAN, veteran. desires transporta-
ton to Los Angeles. excellent driver. Share
expenses. MR.. TALLER, Apt. 30, 1923
LEAVING FOR WEST COAST Immediately
Mr. BYE, 81. es45. Ext. sos. 81
ing Feb, j midnight; fs4l BUICK sedan dan
take 8: references exchanged. TIE. O232, i
DRIVING to Los Angeles via Tulsa, Okla.
Take 2. share EXPENSES: AZ Studebaker;
: f. 155s feat'ss esP "a hE rs s7oS
IMMEDIATELY LEAVING for oakland
Calf. by Southern route in l941 Pom
TAG s, have room for 2 passengers. FIX.
Will TAKE 3 RIDERS to Salt Lake: leav-
ing Feb Feb l; share expenses. RoBT, BARD
WOULD APPREcIATE; transportation, pri.
vate car, mornings. from 10th and Mime
sofa, to Dupont Circle. Please call At.
D ISfi1f sG0i Eos ANGELES, chrysler, 1919,
route to suit; leave Feb. 9Th: can take s.
At 1924 1924 bet n.esn and Pm. .,,, - l..
share expense; radio, heater cate 'i Sleeping
accom-. assured: SIS to SIS person. Also
transport. for luggage trailer by auto ex-
changed for use of same. Call 6-s pm.
NASHVILLE. TENN, by Knoxville, leaving
Friday noon, take 3 passengers. Call RE.
0692, Ext. 407, between and 8 o m. to-
ONE OR MORE PASSENGERS to Miami
Fla. leaving Feb. Ist; share expenses.
Phone Georgia 1890,
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.. B.
THURSDAY. JANUARY
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont.

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PAINTING. decorating. ROOT repairs, home
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS, AID. 5I29.
PAINTING, DECORATING. KEN TONE.
sbecial prices on kitchens and bathrooms
y y9;S gone ppESperIy; ., SHAPIRO: AT. 1893.
walks. paIking lots, etc; asphalt or concrete
PLUMBING. heating and gas fitting; re-
pair work; complete bath and equipment;
gas heaters; sinks for grocery and deli
catessen stores: 24-hour service. Ia 6124
g.. H. SHUGART. 6l6 Van Buren, st. NV.
REMODEL, modernize your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
h1rI v}kG Go 500 .gn wis VI 1900
PATTERSON CAULFELD CORP. for
Johns-ManyllIe roofing, siding, insulation,
storm windows and heating: convenient
terms. no 4120. Member Johns-Manville
Home improvement Guild
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
laying. sanding finishing. cleaning. par.
ouet Installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1912 Wiscon.
gas boilers. oil burners, kitchen cabinets.
gas heaters, stokers. CARL LIPP. INC.
showroom, r371l N. H. ave NV. GE. 800,
Al sERvICE-No low prices but suaran.
tee workmanship- and materials. After
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. desires general housework
weekly. $50 till $50; liberal time on
Call AID. $3.50
GIRL, colored. wants afternoon lob. from
z to 7:3o pm, cleaning and cooking
dinner; references. d. 1929.
will do light laundry and help with chill
dren; So, ,carfare; s to 4. AID. 5464.
GIRL, colored, desires day or part-time
work; no cooking. good cleaner; refer
ences. GE. 9405.
GIRL. colored, wants laundry only Ho.
Abb. Call to pm.
MAID, colored; live in: city reference: 5
days; small family: no small children
Northeast section. Box 921, 64th st. me-.
E. REYNOLDS.
WOMAN, colored, desires ghw in Sc.
section: fond Of children. MARY HILLS,
1854 Howard I'd. Sc
WOMAN, colored would like to care for
children. 8 to IL pm. ESTELLE WILL
HANSON. 1925 Kenyon st. NV.
WOMAN, reliable. white, with child in
] $50 before Friday.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RO0MING HOUSE, 20 rooms, not far from
quotes owner of building is going to deco
rate house; income UP to S725 mo-; $3.50
down. EDWIN L. ELLIS Better hurry
for I sure sell places. 1910 Vermont ave-,
Room 217. RE. 5140.
RESTAURANT-Beer, for colored An
outstanding corner location in Northwest
section doing wonderful business, large
net profit. Four-year lease, $3.50 month
rent. One man can operate this place
Priced at $4,000. Exclusive, A. DOC"
BACAS. lila H st. NV, DI. 1894 and
d. $685..
complete; plenty of fine equipment. This
shop can do 800 mo; if open regular hrs.
good lease; heat furnished. Call ONCE for
appointment, EDWIN l.. ELLIS, Long
gstab. Broker, 1910 Vermont ave.. Room
4 woNDERFHU0L OPPORTUNITY to live
the best and make q fortune!, Tavern, ine
Broom. 2-bath Colonial, all brick, many
buildings, acres on main highway.
Priced to sell now. Chestnut 62ez.s
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

UPHOLSTERING, custom work; sofas,
chairs. seats rebuilt or rewebbedi spring
cushions reflled. EGERTON, GE. 3431. IL
home. Free estimates and guaranteed
work. CAN MR.. zINN. ia. 7749.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
National 4712
GLASS STRIKE sETTLED-Let GENERAL
piate glass window Save e fuel with f General
Glass & Mirror Co.'S sudden service. New
shipment iust received. Desk tops. Can
EXPERT cABINETMAKER and carpenter.
Not the cheapest but the best. Reliable
service: Free estimates, RA; 2s45.
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS--We are
equipped to repair and remodel at low
cost For free estimates call Greenbeit
1896
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

NEWLoN'S BAR REVIEW (since 1880
private coaching for p, E. or Va; bal
COMPETITIVE CIVIL SERVICE exams
Prepare now. The CIVIL SERVICE PREP
SCHOOL. 33l3 14th NV, ME- 955S. 81
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes: New classes poy starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1899 F st. Ma 1888
dual-control cars; parking a speciality, per.
NIT secured. 2701 l4th NV. NO 1874
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SITUATIONS MEN (cent.)
SITUATIONS woMEh.

YOUNG MAN, colored, desires morning
work from $50 to 1880, vicinity Meridian
Hill; best local references. Call after
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SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, want ianitor quarters,
In NV. section. Elk. 0505.
COUPLE, colored: general housework; have
city references; want permanent position
Phone Woodley 1896. L.
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enc interested in learning to sew preferred
Apply SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
1897 Conn. ave. :.
learn cafeteria work. in one of Washing
tons finest organizations; meals. vacations
with pay. bonus and other advantages
II am. or apply in person. 1927 I4th st.
WOMAN wanted. age 30 to 40, food back
home economics or institutional manage
operations. Cali IA. 1850. 100 ''''
i s:a6snss fS5 room, Sesrs @ast Ss.e
8 am. and IL noon.
WOMEN earn r.. sDsre-time gsg Mrs.
ss 6T VA W.STaD m.I t. n room,n.
n nsts drinking apt and $50 Mt s4s4
WOMAN with knowledge Of fabrics and
e msfS 'af 0 Box sea af interior
WOMAN with ONCE experience to do double
WOMAN p1o to care 'or elderly lady; Ink;
Live i've il in; STATE age. wages and references
WOMAN. white; to supervise g;;h.w. in ar
institution; Catholic preferred ref. re.
o No st. nw qhur sdy rrday Sat-
urday Sunday, 10 am. to En-
WOMEN, colored. to make beds and clean
rooms in rooming house; steady work; dc
not phone. 2209 Mass. ave. NV.
YOUNG GIRL, white. for bookkeeping ma.
chine operator, experience desirable blu,
b. NxoEL A haak Nj iii fes g. GoluM
YOUNG GIRL. as clerk in drugstore; nc
EXCELLENT local references. RIA. 1881
YOUNG LADY for ONCE and bindery work
in local printing establishment; good pas
and working conditions. Apply Box 329-
Yo6 6tss LADY to assist bookkeeper and
salary. JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNI-
TURE CO., 900 st. NV.
YOUNG LADY as bookkeeping machine
operator in financial institution: no expe-
risnce required; opportunity for high
YOUNG WOMAN, white. receiving clerk
alteration shop; opportunity for capable
girl; start S35 wk.; ref. NEEDLECRAFT
9 YOUNG tSin W " h Il a lob you'd b.
proud Of? If you do. you can md it at the
Telephone Co.: our business is growing
we need the help of ambitious young WON.
en- who are interested in positions with an
assured future Sn no PREVIOUS experience I.
and you can look forward to steady en-:
ployment and regular pay increases: fol
full details call ct one Of our employment
ofnces, where We will be glad to discuss
for your sonvenienes. w 18th stu st. = NV M
pposaTSohAes s. rifLixErzd3NRE e. soH1sArnAks :
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Anti B
 pens City Drive

Biggr staffS at state sanitariums and development of isolation facili. ties in this city's hospitals are the goals of two-day drive announced by the Waterbury Anti-Tlberculosis League last night.
 Six persons with tuberculosis have died here since the first of the year while waiting for admission to state sanitariums, President Will liam J, Pape reported. Of 90 ap- pltcations for admission submitted by the league, only IS could be ac- cepted. Of the other IS, one patient declines to enter 8 state hospital eight are still waiting, and the re- inaining six have died.
 SanttartumS have had to close down some wards because of the shortage of nurses and other trained personnel, Mr. Pape announced.
 Dr. Edward J. Godfrey, city health officer, recommends that both hos- pitals set up isolation wings for patients of tuberculosis. Without proper isolation, he points out, the pattent with the disease endangerS his own health and menaces his family and the community,
 Mir. Pape announced receipt of $lO, ,006.90 since Jan. from mailed returns on Christmas seals and from miscellaneous sources.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Ricciuti Hits Case Measure
 URIOR Mead Calls
 BHI MSIcIOusU

The Case bill would suppress the legal rights of workers, A,FL. and C.T,o. spokesmen declared last night in a program broadcast over Sta tions WATR and VERY.
 Thomas P. Brennan. president of the Central Labor Union, declared that the right to strike is basic.
 Should Congress succeed in re- Stricting this basic right" he said, it would not be long before Con- greSS would attempt to encroach on other basic freedoms of the people, and we should be on the dangerous road to Tascism.''
 Measure Termed Vicious
 Renato Ricciuti. president of the Greater Waterbury Industrial Union Council, charged the Case bill was a vicious measure which would de- stroy the gains made by labor or- ganizations on behalf of working men and women.
 The labor leaders were given radio time to answer arguments in favor of the bill given on recent broadcaSts by Congressman Joseph E. Talbot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Many Priests InTonight's Ceremonies
 Forty MOWrs DevOtlon
 Closing at St.
 StaNIslaus Church

Solemn Vespers, with 8 process sion in which more than 50 priests will take part, will close the Forty Hours Devotion in honor of the Blessed Sacrament ct 7:30 tonight at the Church of St. Stanislaus Kostka.
 Officiating ct VeSpers will be the Rev. Henry Fiodorczyk, of Thomp- sonville, late captain in the Army Chaplain Corps. Assisting him will be the Rev. John Rarus of Jewett City, and the Rev. John Ptasgyn- ski, of New Britain.
 At vaspers last ng1ht, the Rev. Walter Sieracki, formerly Q curate at the church and now of Hartford, officiated. The Rev. Eugene salega Of Rockville, delivered the sermon.
 4 choir of 70 voices, assisted by the local and visiting clergy, will sing during the closing ceremonies tonight. Joining the priests in the procession will be officers and mem- bers of the parish societies.
 The Rey. Felix Popciak, of stam- ford, will deliver the closing ser- mon. The musical program will be in charge of Edwin Skowronsli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
townsend Lodge Presents Jewels

Ftfty-year jewels were awarded 10 eight members of the Townsend Lodge, Odd Fellows. in ceremonies last night. The awards were made in commemoration of 50 years of membership by the eight men.
 Those presented jewels were George Rowbottom. Charles H. Skiltorl, George F. Hodges Henry c, Harrison, Warren B. Hitchcock, Charles E. Keller, Charles w. Cooper, and Edwin Wightman. Six other were to receive the award but were unable to be present. J. Will liam Gardner, grand representative of the sovereign grand lodge. made the presentation.
 Other visiting officials included William Gilbert, past grand mas Ger: Carl Winters, past grand mnaSter; Howard Branch, Jr., a past grand master now in the Navy and Daolph Qrube, district deputy grand master.
 Members of Winona Rebekah Lodge served a turkey supper at 0:50 preceding the ceremonies.