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AVIATION.

LICENSED NORsEMAN UC64A. excellen
600: manufactured October. 1871; enein,
new new tires and tuSes: Extra s fuselsse % sani n
allows over 10 hours flying range; excel
lent fabric; three rad radio wssts RECEIVERS tws
Hamilton variable pitch propeller: airplans
provides noat attaching. Phone Adams
2419 WILLIAM sERRgs,o Ts opsN lss4 21s; nv
state club: instruments, lights, flaps. self
fNsNcE fifEsssS wy 2oSR sSf & purchases
See Us es Re
sss sry She ov f,ss Consult y ysAIyERs NsTx' \ !
aiRPIASE FLYING INSTRUCTION. Con.
y,y ysnisnt TO, 70 Gsntrsl NE ossS and Sc Wash
PIPER CUB. 40 h.p. J-2; engine just over.
hauled; Call Sundays or weekdays after )
FREE III IT fLYfSG HsSo, INSTRUCTION is Included md
CoNGREssIoNAL SCHOOL OF AERoNAU-
A1fsLAsh a1fs sh0ff fifkc FL sffSsssrRucr1oN Con.
inston and Virginia. CoNGREssIoNA
AAiRs9BT a hSB T. oh MEcaxN1c sfss desire. part-tm.
repair work. Call WI. 6346 after 6 pm
TRIMMER AMPHIBIAN COLOR MOVES
Commonwealth Distributor, COASTAL AvI-
ALTON CORP, Southern Bldg. RE. 1898
FOR SALE-Damaged Beechcraft. mode
F-17D; 4-place, 2S5-h.p. Jacobs, complett
instruments, radio and equipment; $4,000
Sal Skly MH IS.s sEsTER s o. !: sf ssss 1.;sr. ~
you place your airplane order. HYDE
FIELD. Spruce OsSs. -
STINSON 1O5. S0-hp.. 2-way radio, COM
pletely equipped for night and blind flying
motor Just majored. Call MA. 1923 days
FOR SALE-Culver LIZA: 2-way radio
starter, generator, lights hand-rubbed I'm.
ish: very clean. Best offer. Or O72S s
LEEsBURG AIRPORT-Leesburs. Va. i'm
mediate service on maintenance, repairs o.
conversion. Aircraft sales, hangar rentals
fight instructions: For information day
sALms-plscs 4fG Pitcairn; nn'' damaged m sim.
son Voyaser; Trayelair Crop Duster; sur
Champions. new. LEEsBuRG AIRPORT
Leesburg, Va. Read other ad. 3'
AERONCA L3; total hours, S22: good con
dition; will sell at lew price or trade fol
automobile or other property. Gil. $500
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCESSORIES AND CAMERAS, movie
ass' dsb b.pt Psesi Jasties5 RH ssl
sordions d any maRs FARREN ssi iS' 1850
IN Rspssi' soOd Condition enaR piano
key board. IL or 12o basses. call RA.
sss. sszsshoq s7s e., as
xDDse si MACHINES BOZ .na '
ss4s SSnsh .eD p5sss ssss reIa;Tsa aqssy m
A6DiNG a MHcRINEs. Hines tspewriaers D writ s. ealcuis.
Eve. and Sun, CO. 1875; week. DI. 7372.
ADDING MACHINES. typewrl,ers. caieu-
lators bought. sold and rented. Re, l177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 18th
AIR coNDITIoNERs. fans and cooling
AMPIfFlER. ao.watt aHSa to 5o-watt: micro
CONTAMINATION system Ho. o6ss. :
9; without motor; reasonable wi. SiI7
glassware. russ. siiverWsre, painting;
nighest .sas sash prices paid. Call MURRAY
Antique aSHFId Gi' FURNITURE, art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
amoqIt pH yanted ssd at once. Please call MR..
LTTTLE: a24 10th st.. Arlington, Va.
tss;s soca sosstion Sss 1sssss seortllae saS
BATTLE JACKET, green, WAC ofdcer's,
size a; ofncer's sabardine trench coat,
SIZE Il, ,,niI mans SO. or womIan's: CO. 1850.
Terbe to twin Beds esss
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
contents Of aptS: or houses, At once; we DO
SUITES dnns r room sS Suites
porch furniture in any amount wanted at at
WV ssy ssfsss Dss'slf p5tsss pssss es
BICYCLE, GIRLS, in good condition. RA
5siiiI. tsoss amy c s09ss5on asSs wanted
Bid CAGES G soys ysnted' all-metal breeding
sssSs III snP, prices as.,s Sss s9r sess
saoRs saoP, sos eth s.: NV: p1: 5oo7: 49,.
Srine IN Or phone M; is4s. STORAGE
BOOK SHOP, 420 10th st. NV
BUNK BED, tank-type vacuum cleaner,
ss CAMERA. Sen Reex type esher Wanted:
bring also accessories. Call MIR. WEISS,
q sDss Ssgs: sss ses:. Rkrs
Ms1i.. NEh, ss$ pa s4sg axe NV" OPP. Dept. Of
GAMER CAMERAS. - photo os Equipment. both am..eu,
and professionai.- Best prices FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY. R00 9TH 1t. NV tnear p
CAMERA-Wish to purchase Argus CO
CEMETERY Tors, to sites, Rock
Greek preferred. for cash, from owner
CLOTHING (men'sl. luggage, radios. ETC.
wanted. We pay highest cash prices. s &
w EXCH., 21o7 Pa. ave. NV, MA. 6460
ses eosSns alss 'ic ii =! rs 5sn 3.
NV NE. 3767 Cpcn ewes VIII cali
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for men,
used clothing. Harry's. 1888 9TH ct. nv
DI,. $3.50. Open ewes VIII call
COINS. American. foreasn. old gold. silver
HEPfER (02 18th st NV Oi. 266S
COINS, stamp collections, diamonds. auto.
Ersphsd lsttsrs; soId and silver bought s
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BoATS.

THE NEW FLEET q ovens NaE Ship
aaens ans susaa, siHn m0dss oWEs sss 2Aa s5uss eo
RHaffe1i' %Hfca fMaais Nj COLUMN for good used
ns 'sS shsh days ehooe s haUs aUaa
ALsxANDEE AL N MH Ysshs sshs Broker 1850 Maine
Matthew'S. Richardson. chris-craft or
and and lowest cash Price onof BOX 1857 sn. ssar.
ton; best cash M sa001 efer. ABBY % s5fs Fiander S
ii i5s-H.P. f!H: NERTTNE FUN ouTBoARp MOTOR.
$40. HARVEY MUDD. 1511 Pa. ave. Sc.
SUNSHINE and water lovers. also home
seekers. here Is your real opportunity: for
less sas ssan aS foo Sis hours to redustion aes
gears, light plants, one new; 2 heads and
showers, l new alcohol stove, dinette. l
and davit, s-man winch, ih-inch white ite
cedar bottom; all solid and ready to go
anywhere, fully equipped: live aboard or
day MACH W At Harris Soat y yard on. % SR
south of Pa: Ave. Bridge; come in on NJ
st; Home phone, Ia, 172S.
write details' where Pam can see n It, 0' H p' n.
SMITH, 1439 Newton st. ne, Wash. b. c.,
%ESERHrF q ShGns RSs:tpT pE4STs 2S2e avo,t III.
MARINE ENGINE. practically new. ster-
ling patrol. ll0 h;p;. 32l reduction gear
price; Sl;300; II, 5691 or TR. 3345.
cruiser for 1946: now on display. NASH
MARINE SUPPLIES, INC. 1900 Maine
WANTED -outpoard motors. resardless Of
size OF condition: cash for same. 737
PRoPELLER REPAIRING-Have your pro.
peller repaired now before the rush sea
son. FRANK DEL vECCHIo, marine sup
plies, 1912 11th st. Sc. Ii. 4493. FIR
sTEELcRAFT-Every one is talking about
the 26-ft. sedan cruiser with all-steel hull,
which is in the water. and now being DEM
onstrated at $50 Maine ave. sw Three
models priced S2.1s0, S2.a5O and s2.675.
We can siys yen sNM spTtng deIiysry % on current
SOC1ATEs. Elk. 03s5. for demonstration
MATTHEW'S model 80 de luxe sedan, twin
engines, electric toilets. shower room. etc;
mediate delivery. MORTON l. IooSI
CO., 10 w. Eager ST., Baltimore 1, Nd. -7
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RooMs fuRNIsHEp-No,thw.,,,

1918 n ST; NV: Apt. 506-a warm rooms
soGmoasts G1ss sss s! sssd 81 ssss ssss a
iS 1920 iSth a,. 81 d s:c5 @D0SSle room for two
1900 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.w.-At-
tractively furnished rooms, transients only;
So per dag and up. NO. 1923.
8403 BROOKvHLE RD., Chevy Chase. Md.
Living room, bedroom. twin beds, shower.
PVT entrances reimbursement; gentlemen;
so7 SOY MADISON ST. N.w.-Larse well.fur-
nished front room for gentleman, tiled
no other roomers: excellent transporta-
GHoRShioWA. t!H9i a. TA, 9S9l. 9Sli oct, 81 nxfs
ployed aoults, cooking permitted; double.
1908 18th ST: NV, one blk above Walter
Reed--Large front rm. adjoining bath twin
phone RA l145 =
100 WHITTIER ST. N.w.--Double room,
detached home, twin beds, unlimited phone,
priyileses; youns men; -se5 each. IA.
3s3s MCKINLEY ST. .Nw.-Master bed
room. bright nicely furnished and near
busline. S45 month. Phone OR 096s :.
Continued on Next Pase.l
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

ssDSzfF st.iy eaF MR aRR soSp N5 fHss9s re- mnsoi
BULLD0zER. ayailable Immediately, with
FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS for rent, 40
00o-gal. capacity: unloading facilities for
either railroad cars or transport trucks;
$50 per mo- includes unloading. THOS. j.
CROWELL. 1915 Jefferson Davis hwy, Ar
lington, Va RE. All.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDRONs, IRE tools. screens and all nre.
RPOMWEIL. T23 18th st NV Me. 1884.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned; kindling:
prompt delivery; storage extra. PERSON,
phone Ashton 3S2S 81
DISABLED VETERAN offers fireplace and
stove wood. j. H. .McALLISTER, Sr.. Falls
Church. Va. Administer 4379. g.
SO piles Tel d,h Hsrndenn nunan ys1 2ss; 4, ,zo
cords; cut and windfall trees: free to any
FINEST OAK fireplace wood cut to your
length. Cord, S22: u cord, $12. 1915 Bry-
ant st. ne. NO. O660.
FREE FOR THEIR removal. approximately
80 trees. few suitable for lumber. 7126
Mass. ave. NV. WI. 5277.
CORD WOOD, $40 per cord. years old.
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eoA1S tConf.p.

sas!.os oU!RoAsD JMoToR Ghs@g,on saga 6 hp
sAY FfsaaNG soAf for sale, 4o.s IT,
De sSto mots fully saupps excl s
REeoNDiT1oss asas Dfii YouR BOAT tn. easy way;
y oar or e ay or EoR Gssans aK zR
W2N4Ep Sa2 Mflps ayf Is seui1T. Is aT HsaiLBoAT
EafssGbE ERfsi Gb 15G 6GTBoxR65 6at 81 MoroR ,ohp
has run less than Is miles o. r. EVANS,
ss HSs s. sno mo- &c e. oaS oaoo.r, oior.
sna Osrss: assa parts iaesors "spressnis:
kEEfRMAIH mARINE ENGINE. mod. So, Just
overhauled, exc. run. cond.. dual izn.; best
offer =, a Also 10-h.p. Neptune outboard,
ouTBoARD. Evinrude. light four, o. h,p.,
63 pounds. good condition. late model,
oufsoasD MoHoR pp sun Jobs5on Pu neas sbo
!, p. perfect condition. ia. 1883 between
casiS sns dRuisRR ssa a%; for sale 49, # nv a.
f.; Austin engine; sleeps two with galley;
extras; new battery; large hshins cockpit
WANTED-sman sailboat and gear. TR.
CABIN CRUISER, ss-ft.; loft speedboat
after sI,s r, 2 oIs EN-. weekdays, NO, 4is3.,
leatherette covers; mattresses, with
inner springs, 20 inches wide: bargain II
ea5K 3 zsDr 'sf SoroR GH fssS Hvinrude s4o
sTn; shP hiP Ssad Sood running condition. price
ouTHBioARHD oiEHi RH pRttSNABours now in stock
ready for immediate delivery! Also watch
this, space for notice of arrival of canoes,
rowboats. dinghys and sailboats S. KING
FULTON, INC. sos Maine ave s.w., Wash
EvINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS shipped
on customers orders only. $40 deposit
places you in line for the model OF your
choice. s. KING FULTON. INC, sos
Maine aye sw- Washington 4, D. c. Ex-
cHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES in stock.
FuEroN Nc sg ses Maine Nav pTsss aSs
Washington 4, D. c. Executive 3406 -9
reconditioning service. Also. outboard
motors. s. KING FULTON. INC, sos
Maine ave. s.w.. Washington 4, D. c. Ex-
ecutive 3406. .
LISTINGS WANTED-We need listings Of
good boats at reasonable prices, preferably
located in our area. We have sold every
boat that has been listed with us and
have a great many inquiries. Let us sell
your boat for you.
Marine railway marine paints, supplies,
equipment. Marine engines. Motor over
n
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9Ez sog' Sm: ssr!sss ss ssedssa ss sss
TYrEWRfTfR, rAsHaTseR Remington bantam porta.
esrns es Sasns Case slo EM eag gs letters os
TYPEWRITER DESK, so-inch. walnut I'm
ish: .aEo like new; price. $50. Telephone .Ex.
g!pEys1rEs 9...S 81 1sn, RIBBONS 81. delivered
ms PROMPT servise. sf M 5sss no DAVID. assi.
s,s s1n,s r Typewriter Exchange. HoPwooDs,
UNIFORMS, naval ofaeer's. 81; white, siz.
g; sizs 40; e ea. s.; tuxedo. size 3s or 80.
YShS Sinstoae 4f E $Sth aas4 st s0 Arlington Fair-
coat, like new. $40: short @ coat, siS; two two
9lSqfss HSfRS S SAW ssih Aexsnd5a Gso 5 ss2? each
xorsted. $50 each. Cain ALIEN. S sH. '7Sss 1855.
ent eondton oGk sss oT pMN 4t HstSe eySi %
yAcUUM CLEANER, iron, toaster. lamp
two-burner plate to trade for glass ceiling
SAc1HM " Ha sess cEE%sEk a sfs Ap asss with
sEfs reaatsa SaaEsa Han.
Psane sfafn sssr Es sprns new oa5s
ressonsSle VA sass .fter an. new
VACUUM CLEANER, Electrolux, S25. 81
VEGETABLE CASE, Tyler. self-service;
used: perfect condition: In stock for imme-
nstslIed ssTr and suaranteed Ws @ Pfhes PRicE
Hussmann dist, 1124 9th st. NV. RA.
VEGETABLE CASES. seif-service. com.
pletely open, refrigerated, 7-foot, 11-foot
new; install with or without machine; guar
antee S. L. PRICE. Hussmann dist. 1124
VENETIAN VII Ii BLfADs' hi sse = new metal ivory
2 "a inches and . 90 inches. EN- 1884
Ask A4;sIk for MRS; WOOD.
retaped. recorded. PARK AVE. VENE.
VICTORIAN LOvESEAT-Lovely heir
a eGm s nsss o ES tinted sns oan .ntea. easf
nut Victorian side chairs, newly uphol.
SIS each. Temple 6672.
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LANDSCAPE sERvICE-Pruning. planting,
transplanting soddins; lawns made. reno
vated, tree work, flagstone walks, cement
SH 1890
NURSERY-Will sell part interest,
we'll stocked. small nursery, so that good
landscape man can take charge and
make money. For general landscaping
call WA. 1777.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
DIED

CRANNEY--In thls city, June |. ls46. John cranney oe 30 Ridge cid Avenue.
 Funeral will be held tomorrow morning at :s0 A. N, from the Ber- gin Funeral Home, 290 East Main Street to SIS. Peter and Paul Church at 800. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
Mssr. Flynn EuneroI
 Is Friday

A rontifical requiem Mas will be celebrated Friday morning ct lO:30 at St. Josephs Cathedral, Hart- ford. for the repose of the soul of Msgr. William fl. Flynn, Vicar. General of the Hartford Diocese. Mser. Flynn died at St. Francis Hospital Tuesday. The Most Rev. Henry J. O'Brien. Bishop of Hart ford. will be celebrant. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery.
 The body of Msgr. Flynn was brought to the St. Joseph rectory Wednesday afternoon and was transferred to the Cathedral this afternoon at 2:45 accompanied by a formal procession headed by the Bishop. where 1t will lie in state until after the funeral Mass to- morrow.
 The office of the desd will be rec cited tonight by priests of Hart ford and vicinity under the direc- ton of the Rev. Harold T. Daly, professor at st. Thomas Seminary, at the cathedral. A children's Mass will be celebrated Friday morning at 6,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

Of William D. Neville and formerly Of this city, was held this morning at s:3o from the BeFgim Funeral Home. 90 East Main Street e the immaculate Conception Church where a solemn high Mas of re- quiem vas celebrated at . o'clock by the Rev. George Reilly assisted by the Rev. Donald O1eafy. deacon and Che Rev. Richard Phillips. sifb- deacon. Professor Frederick q. Har- mon was OFganist and soioist. Bur- iai was in New gt. Joseph's Cems- tery, with cOn1mittal services con- ducted by Father Reilly.
 The funeral of Mrs. William l. Gleason, ST.. of 17e Beeci1er Avenue was held this morning at SIS from the Mulville Funeral Home. z70 West Main Street. to SS Peter and Paul Church at 2 where a solemn high Mas of requiem was eelenrat- ed. The Rev. John ]. Sullivan was celebFant assisted by Che Rev. Ber- nard Butcher. deacon. and the Ret. Michael Keating. subdeacon. Mrs. Mildred LezOtte was OTsaniss and soioist.
 A delegation representing the Mothers Club of the parish inelud- ed Mrs. John Kyle, Mrs. Henry Br0~ deur, Mrs. Raymond Burke. Mrs. William Lezotte, Mrs. Charles Me- Cartly. Mrs. Margaret Costello. Mrs. Francis Blum. Mrs. Mary Doran. Mrs. Joseph Rolandi. Mrs. Dennis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
OBITUARY

LOGAN-Mrs. Ellen 3. Logan, 26o Walnut Street, widow Of John R. Logan died yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Peterson, in Middlebury.
 Born in Queens County, Ireland, daughter of James and Rebecca (Calhach) Bryan. Mrs. Logan had been a resident of Waterbury 04
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs, Elizabeth lWalshl p0wney, widow of the late Cornelius p0wney, Of ell Baldwin Street, will he held from the Aer- gin Funeral Home, 900 East Main Street, tomorrow morning At e,SO o'clock to st, Francis Xavier Church where . solemn requiem Mass will he sung ct Q o'clock, Burial will he tn Calvary Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening,
 
 The funeral of Mrs, Anne Johan. na Neville of Flushing, l., l, widow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
CARD 0V vHANKs

We wish to thank our many frlends,. relatives and Relghhors, especlally the brieklayeTs. Plaslars JaHe's Beauty Salon And castellan0 Construction Co, for floral offerings and the expressions Af sympathy and Kindness shown us durlnG eur recent bereavement, the heath nf 0Wr beloved husband and father D0minlGk MOrr0ne,
 MRS, MARY M0RR0NE,
 TATIIHFlIAE M0RR0NE,
 MR, ana MRS, JOHN iAeAhuRn'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

Mccarthy. Mrz. Ti10saas Ashton. AGrA Pafriek tfcotirs. AGrs. George Mcclure. Mrs. John 1anecinO and AfEs. Lawrence skeiiy.
 The bearers were Francis. Joseph and John Dunn. Donald Blenner. James Corc0ran and Thomas Bro deuz. Burial was in e. James Cemetery. Mangataacx. eomm1ittal prayers bg Father Butcher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

WATTs-In this city, June 4 l9A6, Ivan v. Watts Of 26 Adams Street, Funeral will be held Saturday af. teFno0n ct 2 o'clock from the Null vile Funeral Home, 270 West Main Grove cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

WATTS-Ivan E, Watts of 26 Adams Street died suddenly at his home Tuesday, He was born tn fredericksburg, Missouri, residing in Waterbury for the past seven years,
 He is survived by one daughter, Miss Melvina Watts, of st, Louis, Mo The funeral will he held Sat. urday from the Mulville Funeral Home, 2T0 West Main Street, with services ct 2 ?, M, Burial will he In new Pine Grove cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 2 to 10 ?, N,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

The funeral of Ad0lpl1 PSarearo Of 2l CrOHn Street was held this morning at 6 o'clock from the Aaai~ OganO Funeral Home. G WIilou Street to Our Lady of L0t1rdea Church where q solemn high Mas cf requiem was celebrated at 2 o. clock ny tile Ret. Edward ]. Far- Tell. assisted by the Ret. Rocco Nadile. deacon and Brother Vincent DeLillO. sslb-deaeon oaetarl0 Ci- an0ui11tO was OrEanist and Mrs. Jti- lia Mogrone was aol0ie3- Bearers were John Monaco. Angelo Bal- dasarri. Nicholas Dloguardl. c. Manc0. Vincent Arcaro and Car mine Farano. Burial was in Cal- vary Cemetery with e0anrnittal ser- viceS conducted by Father Nadile-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

CASE-Private funeral services for Mrs. Edith Maude Case, 6l. wife of Samuel A. Case. l68 Bunker Hill Avenue. assistant treasurer of the American Brass Company. Water bury. will be held Saturday with burial in Hillside cemetery. Tor rington.
 Mrs. Case died at her summer home in Washington. Conn, yes- terday morning after . brief illness. Born in Torrington June .. ia0A. she was Q daughter of Miles and Anna tHomanl Grant. Mrs. Case had lived in Washington for 10 years.
 Other survivors. besides her hus- band are a daughter, Mrs, Harri- son Evans. Brattleboro, Vt.; two brothers. Walter Y, Grant. Penns- vile. Ind. and George N, Grant. Waterbury; a granddaughter. Bar hara Ann Evans, and niece, Miss Helen Grant. Waterbury,
 Friends are asked to please omit flowers,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

AUsTIN-In this city, June 6. I9l6. Mrs. Edith (chrIstlana) Aus lin of 245 Grove Street, Funeral will he held Saturday at time t0 he announced from the IAnny Funeral Home, 25 Central Avenue. Burial will be In old Pine Grove cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
MASSES

ARDONDAkDOLO- End Anniver- sary Mass of requiem will be col. ebrated Friday morning at 7,ah O'eIOek at the Sacred Heart Church. for the repose of the soul of the b0ndandOla,
 GnBsENWAIGH-A months mind Mass of requiem will be celebrated Friday morning at 7is0 o'clock at Hi, PatTiek's Church, for the repose Of the soul of the late Mrs, Della HreAnhalRh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

Mrs. EIlen B. Logan of sBS Wal. nut Street,
 Funeral will be held tomorrow af- tsrnoon at 2 o'clock from the Al. derRon Funeral Home, 70 Central Avenue. Burial will be tn old Pine Grove cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

Arranaements for the funeral of Coleman Waish. 31. formerly of Waterbury and a Worid War n veteran wf1O died in Paaa0ena.. Callf.. Wiil be announced upon af- rival of Che body at the Bergin Funeral Home. 70 East Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

years. She was a member Of Naomi Chapter, Crder of Eastern star, and of Winona Rebakah Lodge, Inde- pendent Order of odd Fellows.
 Surviving, besides Mrs. Peterson, are another daughter, Mrs. James W. Abercromble, Waterbury; a son. Harold |. Logan. WOlc0tt; four sis- ters. Mrs. Edward Bryan and Mrs. 4. M. Iarson, both of Waterbury, Mrs. eusan elebert, Bayside, L. l.. and Mrs. Prank webster. Port Huron, Mich.
 Sine is also survived by one grand- son, Rodney r. Peterson, Q. 6. Navy.
 Funeral services will be held toe morrow afternoon at ct the Alder son Funeral Home, 70 Central Ave- nue, the Rev. Francis O. Ayres, rec. tor of st. Johns Episcopal Church. officiating. Burial will be tn old Pine Grove cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to and to Q P. M.
 CRANNEY - John Cranney. 90 Ridgefeid Avenue. died at his home last night after 6 long illness.
 A native of queens County. 1re- land, Mir. Cranney had resided in Waterbury the past 46 years.
 Surviving are two sons. Michael of this city and John of New York City: two daughters, Mrs. John Tata and Mrs. Eugene O'Connor; sister, Mrs. Marie OIeary and four grandchildren. all of this city.
 The funeral will be held from the Bergin Funeral Home. 20 East Main Street, tomorrow morning to ss. Peter and Paul's Church for a solemn high Mass of requiem. time to be announced. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 AUsTIN-Mrs. Edith (Christianal Austin, wife of Charles Austin. 24S Grove Street. died last night in Waterbury Hospital.
 Born in New York City. Mrs. | Au8blu WNo H 00uoAAtSA VT tAAO A"-N~ Joseph and Sarah tBush Chris tiana.
 Surviving, besides her husband are four sons. Harold, Charles and Raymond Austin. all of Waterbury and Herbert Austin. Danbury; two daughters, Mrs. Louis D'Ambrose and Mrs. Louis Byrnes, both ot Waterbury; a sister, Mrs Frank Lunny. 0roton: five children, and several nieces and nephews.
 Funeral services will be held Sat- urday at the Lunny Funeral Home % Central Avenue at II A. N. The Rev. John J. Snavely will be in charge of services. Burial will be in old Pine Grove Cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from to 10, and to- morrow from : to 5 and ! to 10 P. M,
 GA0R Rri.,ok~ aAspiaAe
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-22
MORE ABOUT
RUSSIA
FROM PAGE ONE

A check Of policy-making officials
indicated that on Monday Ameri-
can member Edward R. Stettinius
will be instructed to oppose deter
minedly any motion which Gro
myko makes to delay consideration.
Speeches Come First
The only possibility that the
Iranian case might not come up on
Monday stems from the fact that
Monday marks the beginning OF
the permanent UNO establishment
in the United States. The first day,
therefore, may be devoted to speech
es of welcome by Secretary
Byrnes and other officials. If
these formalities dominate Mon
days program, the question OF
when to begin hearings on Trans
appeal probably will not come up
until Tuesday.
Since American officials are de-
termined on immediate action by
the Council they have been concern
ed lest the Iranian government I'M
der Russian pressure yield to the
Soviet arguments for delay and
cut the ground out from under the
American position.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-22
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Louis and conduct her to the =
hospital.
Almost all Of Upton county's
shriners, farmers and the train
crew that call her sweet
heart" were at the crossroads ,
to see her off and wish her. a
pleasant and successful jour
ney.
John Mcnamara, Of Memphis,
Tenn, freight train conductor,
was one Of the first trainmen to
visit the little tenant house oc-
cupled by Minnie Rose and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Webb.
Stops Train
Mcnamara had seen the little
girl sitting on the porch of her
nome almost every time his train
passed, So one day he stopped his
.raln IN front of her house and went
70 visit Minnie Rose. Her parents
received him and told him why
heir little daughter was an in
valid.
Minnie Rose underwent an ap'
spehaectomy about three years ago,
MRS Webb related, and was given
spinal anesthesia. She never re.
covered from the operation ano
was paralyzed from the wais'
Cheered by the girls daily greet.