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Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALE E-Trcr riprncd oranges.
hushrl. H2.5": tanS"rinrS. %3.0o: grapr-
iruIt. SOU: mINcd. S:;..,u. Express col
lcct. ". II. Potts Pomona Park. Fla
ol lN-Nlb
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
NOTICE

EOTlCE-Al persons are hereby
forewarned against hunting on land
belonging To Raymond Bennett. known
as Bennett Pier Marsh and tenanted
10y mo. J. Raymond Bennett. William
l'aSS~airrS. Ol7-31p
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
HOUSE FOR SALE - Six

rooms. bath, pantry. heat. electric and
running water. > car garage. = acres.
hall timber miles from Milford ON
Milford Grrrnwood Road Apply MIS-.
Buddy Srhulrr. a9-t(
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
ATTENTION G.. I.'s-FOR

SALE. bungalow, five rooms. fiIst
floor ou" large room second floor; IN
Sulat"d. inlald. >oiur furnishings.
larGr porch. ON lak, front. Iour N,arr~
"ld. On" hHlt Hrrr oI ground WITT. i.
II. schultz. l50 North second street.
l;r;tdiu". IA -2f-iIp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF valuable
Personal Property
and
REAL ESTATE

NJ my farm known as the Raleigh
Farm, on In" 9-tOOt road from llar-
rington to Frederick, located about
miles from Harrington. on
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
ELECTROLUX - New Elec

trollX Vacuum cleaner for stl" Nu-
thoriZcd repair and genuine parts
Write +. l;undira. l702 South Come
t"sa street. Philadelphia i3. Ia.
Ol -Itp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Fairbanks & Howe Platform

ScnIrs. l.NW0 pOWndS. Tor sNIN. EOItIr
coolers. frozen food cabinets. Poultry
picking machines Immediate delivery.
Oriolr store Equipment Company. sal
iahury. Md. Phone ll55. al2-tf
FOR SALE Modern gas station ana
repair garage. also lunch counter and
- acre, farm with 6 room house. "icr-
trir and running water. 5."on capacity
chicken house. all equipped: handy
for school. ! mile from GcorgctoWu.
Del. on duPout boulevard. Write or
phor,. B1vr'~ Service Station. George
town. Del Phone 1919 pa If
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

For drying rumbicrs dish towels
should nc long enough to wipe
both inside and outside III 'n'
same time and to cover the halin9
so that no finger prints arc lrit on
the glass.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALE Bethany Beach. Del
Ocean Front Cottage on boardwalk.
corner lot III l30 feet. ideal location
for place of business or residence.
completely furnished. consisting of
modern kitchen. dining ROOM living
room. den. iircpiacoS. s bedrooms Uf
with hot and cold running WatriD. two
full bathrooms. = toilets. shower. Il
lockers. enclosed porch. > open por-
chc,. For further information. see Mr..
T. = WalStOn, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Central Boulevard. Iicth-
any Beach. Del OlN-tt
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

NOTICE .I'ncl. Sam" jobs. start
SI7l6-S302I year I'nid Vacations. Mru-
women. Prepare Immediately Tor pcl-
awur.. EXAMINATIONS Thousands Of
permanent appointments expected
soon. NstS @tt preference. Particulars
frc" Write l;oN - co Milford
{ Chronicle. Milford oil l-Itp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
For SALE - LUMBERMEN

General Motors Diesel power unit
Immediately available. - h. D.. l00
II. r., l50 II. y. to power saw mills
Also North West Shovcis. Rex Eycrs
Construction Equipment. McChiug-
Logan Equipment co, Kcy Highway
McMOmas street. Baltimore. Md
Phonr South 21GU Representative. 6.
g. Woolfolk, IL" l.rhEh avenue. Ihorn.
2529. Salisbury. Md. oI>-it
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
ClTY or MILFORD
IT. +. HART

ITN NIIII'T@~V :,
Nrprov.d hv Milford CuH '"unrII
ON or, (. i9G. ana published IN Nh
ford C'Irunicl. the u,,h "t prIoh"i y.
l9iG.D
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

One bay horse. I years old. work
anywhere: / m"l" middle age. work
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SAI.E~-l;ccHlIse OF i'll health.
will sch or lraS,. Il dry ci"anlre plant
ana bungalow FURNISHED. located one
nal" south Of Sussex prison. on the
DUPONT Highway. For Information
write or VIE: luark Dry Cleaners,
columbus Court. Hollywood. L. /. Flor
ida. d28-tt
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALE-Onr 2-story dwelling
huuS. in need of repairs. TO hc ~
moved from premise =. Apply Louis
&. Hudson. IlarhcSnn. Delaware.
ulA-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
notice.: Locker Supplies

Ccllopharo Locker Kit. CNck"r
Bass, I:oN's. ,tc. w" hay" Il COM
pl'tc linz. SUSSEX Refrigeration Com
pauN. ScaIord. Delaware. Phone %iN9
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
p EPP RS WANTED
NOTICE


NOTICE Cash paid for good used
cars and jujk"Is. See Gross. Frtdtrica.
al9-32tp
NOTICE. See Roger Drats for your
signs ana SHOW cards. Phone 352. Mil
ford j4-tf
NOTICE Chimney cleaning. Willie
Neal, l:rldGcyiilc. p'.l Phone 2172 or
Writ. Fox %nI a3u-At
NOTIGF.-Auto loans. refinancing.
insurance. G. Edgar Wood. los Church
street. Milford. Drl rhoue II aX-tf
NOTICE-Whcn your new truck is
delivered. get IL lrttcred to suit your
business. Cali Roger Drats. Milford
352. j4-tf
NOTICE Nm taking sweet pota-
to-. i"r slola@" after October l.. j.
II. I.drcll. Phone 3To%. Greenwood.
l''l ol-3tp
NOTICE lmItou scrap to give
AWAY To auNon" who viii haul il.
Richards ana Tndall Phone Milton
22il. II
NOTICE Sewing machines. clean
~ repaired aud admStcd - years
experience. X II. Davis. Phone 3U3W.
Milford oIl-@t
ATTE NTION. FARMERS.-
So u. hciorr marketing Your SOY
hr"ll<. W" VIII pay top prices. Phom"
Milton 32Iu u1-tf
NOTICE Weekly feed deliveries in
your vicinity cell us Tor service.
Milford Supply Company. Shawnee
Road. Milford. S6-tl
NOTICT-W have copper in rolls
and sheets, stainless steel ON sheets
- y 30. Owens Sheet Metal Works
Phone 3iG. Milford. Ol-tf
NOTICE - pumhinc. heating job
hing promptly attended to. Harvey
Davidson. 400 North Washington
street. Milford. phon" 81. ml7-tf
Personal Loans Financing
call Georgetown 476. Low rates. quick
confidential service. Citizens Loan and
Mortgage Company. south Race street.
. Georgetown. m24-tf
NOtice-PubIic StenOgrapher
TypiuG. film" out legal forms. tipping
monthly statements. May | help YOU?
Louise :. Mcintyre. Telephone day $50:
evening l2H. Harrington. ml1
NOTICE.: Locker Supplies -
Cclloplaro, Locker Kit. Csckcr
Ea@s. I;oN.s. ,tc. w" hdV" a COM
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALti-i 4obHrt meat grinders.
slicing machines. mixing machines.
potato peelers. Dayton computing
scales. scales for every other purpose,
chicken picking machines Westins-
house S,er-l lamps, for every pur-
pose. Meat cases. boxes, refrigcra
tion. water coolers. new-used frozen
food cabinet. etc. complete food store
meut. Water coolers. New-uscd frozen
food cabinets. Price cards. supplies
etc Oriolr Store Equipment Com
pany. 1l0l West Main street. Sails
bury. Md sI4-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALE putch lap ruot shingles
--colorS terrcn, blue. black ana rcdD.
Guaranteed non To blow up or oil. Free
estimates and small monthly payments
from 10 " years. All work dom. by
experienced mci. Wtltr Al Mcgee.
S"aIord. Del, OF phone Sraford 35A4.
Jl4-lG
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE and

BATH FOR SAl.F,-203 Kings High
way. Milford. Immediate poS~cS-iou
Hot water heat. oil burner firrplacc.
nardWood tt"ors. storm Windows door
and screens. Two car EarHGt ana coal
hoG-". ". ". Mrtiiuuc-. Milford
oil
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE--GU h. y. l2&1 Ford mo-
tor. almost complete. l2\ Nurth
Washington Strrrt. Milford. olN-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
LOT For SALE

90 Icy l90. With pump already driven.
SCH cheap. NJ Lynch Heights. tWu
miles north of Milford. Fh"u" G3NI;%,
S27-ltp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

IOI; SALE-Onc good work horse.
one l3-inch Oliver tractor ploW. ON,
N3 Oliver plow. pure bred Duroc pig@
j. G. Ei<cuhrcy. Houston. Del. olN-2tI
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
ATTENTION, FARMERS!-
Personal Loans Financing

Call Gcor2rtown 476. Low rates. quick
confidential service. Citizens Loan and
Mortgage Company. South Rae" street.
GrOr..,ioWn m24- f
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-LOtS on east side of
DUPONT boulevard, near Haven Lake.
). :. Short. 1l5 South Washington
street. Milford. Phone 81. ulN-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALE Farm. = mile from
FcdcralShuTs. Md. on the Preston
Road, - feet from main highway
Seven rooms and bath. good cUndl-
ton; 5.00n capacity chicken house
equipped with lipht~ and water s\e-
tenn. Young Hppl" and peach orchard
Land in good condition. - acre till
9hlr - acres in young timhcr. Land
has Il good frontage. can be iuad, into
lots. Phone No. 24li. Mr.. Iu.,.pl,
Calls fredericksburg, Md s21-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALE-One good work horse.
one l2-inch Oliver tractor pIoW, one
~ oliver plow. pure bred Duroc pigs.
d. G.. Els. nhrcY. Houston. Del "lN-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Real Estate
and
Personal Property
PUBLIC SALE!

Having sold my farm. will sell AT
public auction. the following property
Ht my home on the EridgcVille- Fed
"ralShurG Road. miles from Fridge
NilL.. ON
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALE Two buildings ON Tin.
sam Draper farm. ON" stable. Is y
~ it,, one pranary Ii - #. Apply
To J. +. Draper. Slaughter N"Ck. Mil
ford nl u L
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
WANTED: MECHANIC

Experience III truck work. Good
working conditions. Attractive salary.
Steady cmrloAmcut Victor Lynn
Lines. Phone @%l, Milford iI2-tI
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE

HofinInn'S Thornr ana l',nna. Il.
Lynn and IacolS. Milford, Del Phone
ilN II
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-CABINS by the
week. Lynch Heights. Phone Milford
G%\l;3. OI-ftD

EOl; RENT Large room with heat.
tlN" windows in room. Bath. can
Eoduty lIlG, Dn&>horo. Del ol>-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Wanted Junk Car
- For General Office

W"Ik. '\p"llriIC"d HlrI, lNplu4 and
Scn"l"I Ollie" experience necessary.
ApplN j. \ Wharton. Milford. lp,l.
oil u
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SALE.-Goine business in Mil
ford. crossing $ln0, 900 90 year. l;u-
mediate possession. Low rent or
lease. So, ,00o. 00 including stock Write
BoN 6. Milford Chronicle. Milford.
Oi<-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
WANTED

WANTED-Custom combining 10y
III" acre. Reuben kutt. Slaughter
Neck. Phone t13I2. Milford. olI-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

WANTED Soy h'Hn~. COW peas
rye. wheat. corn on cob. turkeys amy
quantity. cash. VIII call. W. lie or
phone Frank AHCrir. SW"drShorn. New
.IcrA.N. N0In. ,NoMime. II
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

W ANTI.n \ iriaui with sufficient
h.Ip"r:. /" Tell ~ IA Hrr,. farm and care.
iUI CiIckrU. IT, 80 lHt."u lAuu-iId t.:i-
prruA hru"d''r hutl-". !. i. SluIt.
Aliltuid - fl
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FOR SALE-Metal Feeders,

Fountains. Broodrr stoves. Pipe, Dam
pcrs, ThermoSlat Waters and Repairs
Tor BroOdcr Stoves. Lynn and Jacobs.
Phone IlN. Milford, Del Ol u
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FOR SALE-2 Drag Nets

IVTN'. NUTTN MIS-. I'VWUN NVIUtT, VIZ
ford -GI"ruW Ood Road. a9-tf
EOI; S\LE--C C'OOlrrator ice cabinet.
100 pound capacity. white inside and
ont. one huckct-a day stove. ON"
asbestos covered water tank. hump
stich'. Garage. Milford. ZIP
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
DRUG STORE WANTED

have q client lor immrdiat" purchnS"
ot we'll established drug store. Cull.
writ. or phone HARRY I;apkiu. IL Re
hoholh lNculn. i;,Iuuuth. b-l Phone
lugn Dli-nl
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

NOrthbOund Mails
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR RENT-l.arEe rooms. running
hot and cold water. 500 per week
and up. Hotel Windsor. Milford. jl5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Tuesday, October 22nd, 1916
LIVE STOCK

VI ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ
Rain or Shine
Tho following:
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR SNI.E--Four 1G is sharp roof
hrooder houses in good condition.
Built two years. Everett Long. Frank
ford, Del. Phone Rodney 326l. oll-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Sweet Potatoes Wanted

WANTED StruographcrS and ty-
pi>ls. good WORKING conditions and
pay. Wrt" Eo\ NJ Milford Chronicle
MILFORD. IlU-Ii
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-i0 COW ~tanchions.
i'ouEElN Fry. Milford. olS-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

NOTICE Cash paid for good used
ears and juAh"rs. See Gross. tTedtrica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

Fe1 WSDwomss who hss sys' I0sd ... leE sysy msa who hss sysf Isssht tOs I0s .s mseaHesai hsst.sloU iTem ihe diSseaos uAo S"s y'" Seventh H'"'"' "f'''' vel io Arms". ''Tasss comfsdss'. 'Ths mssla s.oSm", ~Hlest co~- msn6, 'Ssses Do@ csaisss" sd The Spanish MsI6"!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Pol

When TYaHA fleFzaes selected lovely unknown Catherine Mcleod for the important feminine staFs ring fole in rye Always Loved You" the TeohhieoloF musical Bos nance which BoFnags produced aBd directed fof Republic PietnFes, De enthusiastically declared hs had fOii1d tie greatest diseOyefH Of his i)fgdtleefsdifsetof career, ffl hig ehthiisiAsin foF the eiFi's unusual beauty and genuine, natural aeslng ability, he never thought 0f ins qliifltR ae Co Whetheg she could play . simple plano seale, eyen though the pat fOg which eks was selected it thht Of a eiftee pianist,
 After .Aii, what iieed had hS Co MOfff about that7 The eFsat AFstiT Hifbinsteia he'd been siened t0 Fes cord the many immortal compost ti0ile that afe woven Into tte dramatic plot Of the story, Ali that Was necessary was to take iona afd of. .the.keyboaFd shots Of Miss Mcleod sitting co the plano maks ing motions, btit skhe magnificent music heard would hOW from the inspired fingers Of Maestro 1subins stein.
 when Dorzass learned that his new StaF had been studying the piano foF years and that she cOuid play many difieuit plano c0fieertOs ii1 a manner not Co be scofned by even she sevsTest critic, his enthusiasm progressed tO ifis coherent joy. Catherine studied the music, nine pages . night, until she had n1etnofised the lingering perfectly. Bublnstei1 himself, after viewing these sequences carefully many times, happily reported that he could not find . fiaw ifi her per- foflnafice.
 Playing in starring rules opposite Miss Mcleod, are Philip Dofn as ( woF1d-fafnotis conductor and pianist, and William Garter ae an understanding, rugged farm b6y. The highly dramatic story tells of the gifted girls efisiavement by the brilliant talents and pefsOf1al charm of the great pianist, and fief eventual release from the unhappy spell.
 As an added treat The Piigripi \
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
STRAND

Katharine Hepburn and Robert Taylor, the snttsg returned Co the screen after three years Co the Navy, are the BsaTB of "Undefcurs rent" nos showing % the Strand TtealsF, and they prove Q brilliant choice gOf the pivotal roles 0f this elnOsi0nallg lallb atoEy os the strange jealousy which tndeffnlnes g pFoins isine marriage,
 Miss Hepburn plays Ann Manil. ton, hlmniistOWn daughter 0f Q tols iese professor who 6 swept off her feet by the WhIElWind eOnftship oi Alan 0affoWav, millionaire induss egiaiis., ft b not until after they are married that Ann learns Of her h,iabaSlde almost fanatic hatred of hls brother, Michael, whom he dee seFIbes as . scDundfel Despite the feet that Ann has never met the mysterious Michael, the shadow of hls presence thF0WB Q constant bars Fisr Of suspicion and distFust bee tWeen husband end wife. When Michael finally does make his ape peafance, Aiafl's hatred for the man whom ie c0nceiyes to be his rival rises Co . tormerted climax of hatred and vengeance which reSults in what Is undoubtedly the most suspense -paeked situation eyer de. yised for pIlotoplay. It would cur- tail thsi interest Of the spectator to give awaay the stoFy's ending, but t can be stated that f comes as a complete surprise,
 Miss Hepburn uses ail her famous finesse and acting dexteFity for the emOtlonally taxing foie Of the wife haunted by the unknown in hef lltisbands past, af1d t Is probably the most powerful chaFactsElzation Of her brilliant career, Taylor, as the neufosie Alan oaTroway, ii exceiient in . part completely dn- lerent from any he has ever at- tempted before, and the role of the shadowy Michael is superbiy handed by Robert MItchurI1. Also giving . good account of tl1enlselyes are Ed- tnttfd owenn as Miss Hepburn'a father, Marjorie Main, e . spins stsTish cook, Jayne Meadows as 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
E1llAaIIkAR
 and Fishing
GENE vALLoN

ON THE AIR last week, pr. Rus Sell P, Hunter and Thomas E, Rose, superintendent and chief Warden respectively of the State Fish and Game Department, tnaugurated the first in our new series of Hunting ana Fishing programs, now origin ating from wateco0ry's newest radio Station. WwCO, "Wednesday evenings at 7;Ss P. M.
 with the Deer Season ct that time only five days old, pr. Hunter and Chief Warden Rose reviewed Q good many Of the regulations and restrictions that prevail in the State of Connecticut. From the stand- point of public safety, they can. not be stressed too often. The dense population in our state neces- sitates the imposition of these strin- gent regulations.
 On the air and about the or Huntin' an Fishin' Round Table to- night over Station wWCO will be Fred Baker, former-president of the Naugatlck Rod and Gun Club; and the Rev. Anthony Sima of the Blessed Sacrament Church, to re- count some interesting incidents on their recent Deer-Hunt in Maine. When 8 party of sixteen return with fourteen deer from the wilds of Maine after a week of hunting, there should be little diificulty in sitting enough interesting informa- tion to i'll a Quarter-hour program.
 The Peck Lane SportSmen'S Club of West Cheshire is going to do it up big" this coming Saturday night. The Grange Hall in Cheshire will be the setting for the Second Annual Landowners Banquet with it's president, Archie Krampitz, as Charge D'Affaires.
 Earl Kurtz. former president, says this years event should be more successful than last years which is quite bill to fill.
 The nights activities range from colored movies of the great out. doors by Roy Wilcox our program guest on several occasions: to good or fashioned Round and Square Dancing. All making a grand even- ing of fun and entertainment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

an orchid from the mad maestro on the first day of shooting.
 An attached note read: "slncerest best wishes--and look out for hys ing glass;"
 
 Ward Bond blew his lines i've times in a row while saying grace for e meal scene fin "Unconquefed." {" At the end of the fifth pebble he gazed fixedly ahead, fists clenched and lips tight For 30 seconds there wasn't a sound.
 Looking at him intently, Cecil B. DeMiile said Mir. Bond, that is the most profane silence I ever heard" 1"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
CHOICE MoRsEL It Says Here
LIQUOR sII0RTA0E9
0 BOn HOPE

The coal shortage really affected everything. lt even caused the ilquor distiiieries Co shut down. How do you ike that-yoti can't even keep warm on the inside afiys more.
 I heard about it from ". c. Fields the other day. fge said If somebody doesn't start digging coal pretty soon. there's going 70 be afi acute shortage of iiquof." He got SO excited he dropped his pick, and the lantern in his cap blew out.
 What are thihks coming to fl . coal strike can affect the hquOr industry Are we all going Co end up having to carry union cards to hiccup7
 And word of the possible short- age must have really gotten around. This morning i caught my brother ifi the kitchen, trying to distill a loaf of rye bread.
 It's really serious, though. We may have to start eating Our stuff. ed olives straight. And old Grand Dad will start coming out Little Lord Fauntleroy.
 It's cost the iiauor industry . lot of money end they've already started cutting down on expenses. l know last week 1 saw q picture of a man of distinction" and he was wearing overalls.
 The liquor people were really anxious for peace in the strike. 1 noticed on the last bottle of old Crow I saw, the crow was carrying an olive branch in his bill.
 Copyright, 1946, King Features
 Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
M0rin1b0 Orchestra lTo Feature PnrkN

Clarence Fischer and his marlmba orchestra will feature the Mems League Christmas Party at the Wirst Baptist Church on Monday night at 8 o'clock. There will also be motion pictures. games, refreshments, sur- prises and gifts for everybody, ac. cording to John R. Gaines, program chairman. It will also be ladies night and all adult members of the First Baptist Church parish are in- vited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

faays VII nleo be shown en the aame progfnIn starring WAFfen Douglas agld Adele Mara,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
UN Society Plans To Elect Officers

A nominating committee was named by the United Nations So- ciety at meeting last night at the Y.MC.A. to present slate of offi- cers next month. Walter Angle was selected chairman. and others on the committee will include Miss Emily Merriman. Miss Elizabeth Mallette, William Warner and Thomas Smith.
 About 50 persons representing 25 organizations of the city attended the meeting. Plans were made to obtain representation from many other organizations. Arthur Sheriff, headmaster of Cheshire Academy, presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Chvisfmas Seal
 Sale proRreeeinR

Proceeds from Che Christmas beal sale Of the Waterbury A1tis1tbefoiis ioslA League today t0laied tg,s0g, aes cofdlna Co q report by Mlss Mary fl0dson, campaign director. T'he afis atiai drive viii continue iiBtil Christ mas Day,
 Local residents who dld not fes ceive seals through the mail hate been asked to make purchases at stores of banks The funds raised in the campaign viii be lised by the league 70 promote its fight against ttibsrculosls and Co aid patients.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
District GoUernor RotQriQns' Guest

District Governor Phillip F Dean of Middletown was the guest speaker at yesterdays noontime meeting of the Waterbury Rotary Club at the Hotel Elton.
 Mir. Dean praised the local club for it's many projects and weekly programs, and especially for the frequent vocational talks by mem. bers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Capt. M. B. Ir,pres0 GiUen Discharge

Completing over four years serv- ice with the Army Dental Corps, Capt. Michael B. Impresa, 354 Lakewood Road has been released from active duty. A graduate oi Crosby High School and Maryland Dental School, he practiced dentis- try here for six years before enter ing the Army. .-..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Bucks Hill Seeks City Water SerOice

Residents of the Bucks Hlll sec- ton will petition the Board Of Edu. cation for on addition to Bucks Hill School, and the Board of Works for city water facilities for Bucks Hill Road.
 Representative of the Bucks Hill Community Club and the Bucks Hill Parent Preachers Association con. ferred with Mayor John 8, Mona. gan about the proposals earlier this week, and formal requests are exs pected to be presented shortly,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Tool Concern
 Buys Building

The Waterbury Tool Divlslno Of Vlckers me, hes purchased from the War Assets Administration Building No. 2. which e operated for the Navy during the war. The purchase price was teeS,7
 Included in the purchase is equipment for the manufacture of hydraullc transmlssions, Waehings ton dispatches say the plant cost the government e5tB,5oe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

woman h Taylora pass and Clintsn HHndHtfz,
 UnANfeuFrent moves Co tls teusA climax win unHaHHina WtetVtA much of which e due Co ule knoH~ Ina direction or Vincente MlnneHl who helps make this M-0-M plce tufe one 0E constant and abserblne interest.
 me companion feature %. the strand la "aendezvous Wi1h Annie' with Bddle Albert and Faye Mar lowe