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AVIATION.

H sEABEE A., ,,y eond g1.n LSE time Must lust
IN MODERN FLYING CIRCLES. the word
is, don't overhaul-exchangei" Liberal al
lowance on your old engine for new one
on Continental Exchange Plan. Flat rate
change-over service IN one day available.
Cont. engines and parts. Willard batteries
(auto and air). General tires. Delivery
service COASTAL AVIATION CORP, 447
COASTAL AVIATION CORP. wishes to an
nounce to its many friends and customers
the staff addition Of Dan B. jacques. vice
Pres. in Charge of Sales, and removal to
its new Offices and warehouse at 447 Cal
vert ave. Alex g miles south OF Wash.
on U. S. -, OV. 2063. 80
STINSON Voyager, model 10, excellent con-
dition: must sell: no reasonable oher re-
ERCoUPE 1916. IS hours. perfect; viii
demonstrate; extra equipment; privately
owned: S2.450- Woodley 5s1S. T.
ERCOUPE 1946. 100 hours; 2-way radio.
lens. alt; perfect condition; best offer: Can
be seen. Falls Church Air Park; or call FA.
212S-R after 8 pm. -2S
LoCKHEED LODESTARS (2), completely
overhauled and polished new engines Just
installed. Phone GE 1875 after p.m.-29
CESSNA 140. privately owned; 2-way
radio. metal prop, landing lights, perfect
condition: will sacrifice for immediate
sale. Box 155-A Star. -2S
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BOATS.

GAR WOOD loft. utility boat. 92-h.p.
SnFgsS5 %aFRs ny Sos, sasne A@slsf ns
eSf}Ae e. 1887 irving St
oGTBoARp MOTORS FOR RENT; y day
Or week, SHERIDAN oUIIBoaARD RENTAL
"a naxSa NE 81 oa p.aes se4o .
tinguishers. outboard rotors.. seripps ma
.RANk E ~ PEI R1 4gss ysscH1o & SON 1912 'nts
iSM.H.p. SEA KING MOTOR. outboard;
qafk s1Ef Rf;ssRoT Gs AT BSaT SAL quick sale Call
BoAT 81 TSIFNoR FOR sALE-1e TT. long. e1h lin;
beam. Him draft Gibbs sea skih, equipped
servers. Briggs & stratton inboard motor;
bought new in April ot this year; will sell
EN- e.: sS'sH sSs 57ss ssy: s'
RE; 1sIs,fT Sfge pRoAr 20 with 7-hp. Briggs &
AUX. YAWL. Tara II, 24x7xs. Gray
new see syaf Mr. Ss0ns at
Point Boat Yard, foot of LIST st. sw' Sun
R1Ai RENT : 20 1917 CABIN CRUISER = New
hour. day or week; special weekday rates
S275 per hr. and up. For reservations
call stsslGTsst es, * aSck; ssas Maine ave- and ST.
sEMIsPEED, 26 #: by ga f.. 1s41 s2eo Ren-
haey ae ss sTASoRs saFfsa 4 AT
Utility SPEED BOAT, new, .1oo-h.p
Script conversion, Ford motor 26-ft.. newly
60. Can be financed at 500. So per month.
Call HO. 6079. days; oV 4O49 after Pm.
ENGINES, Wisconsin air cooled. gasoline,
: to 20 h.p.: immed. delivery; some With
sts i shsHs ne ass T.
sTs pfe all rta:dnss aas e. gE sAHs
fH raE rARriEs liR Il : DAY or night chsss
sssH 2ssss eRly 5y, sri sif,S5n to "a cAFf As
4aOM laqTf cABfN hlsi GkUIsER; A berths 4: COM
Hsfs sns ssdg to toilet ss ssoS Eng t'ss ss 81 6s s?5H
sftes 81 CABIN I % CRUISER. best buy on the bay;
aaSs See at st Alton eli Ph:pps Boat yard Deae Nd
demonstrate, Price, $4,000 or best offer.
Sleeping aeeommodations for 5: perfect
easYsifs eGns e $50 roMERfb@4o- NJ ffe5 sS double
Sonse seees g. Fiji doabs e6 bed defn m
after CABIN, c2rryS lou gal. OIL sdS dIu
I50 gal. Of water: 32-volt light plant;
many extras. Call Bradley o5l7 for sp-
TIFF. INBoARD RuNABoUT, recently
overhauled and repainted; spare motor
and props, $3.50. Can be seen at cOBB'S
GARAGE, Peace Cross Bladensburg, Nd,
sslrT. ssH TO casfS ssfS CRUISER. s77s. See Mr..
Miller at AL WELLS BoATYARD, Ana
efs1 CABIN CRUISER, IS #, by it.. cypress
hull; excellent condition; large aft cock
pit; excellent for hshing; reasonable. 8
am to pm, DI. 500, Ext. 2262.
I6-FT. ROWBOAT, yrs. old, sos. Call
HI $3.50.
SlA0 or best offer. SH. 1897.
CRUISALONG, 1917; used months; many
extras, 61-h.p. motor; sleeps 2; sacrifice,
ENJOY YOUR VACATION on 34-tt, cabin
cruiser; fully equipped: sleeps 5; drive 1t
yourself; S10o, per wk. Call COOPER,
Greenbelt 34S6 ewes. =
BOATING OUTFIT COMPLETE-14-ft. de
luxe Wolverine, 3 mos. old; 9.7-h.p. Evin,
rude light four. l mo. old; steering wheel
and accessories; cost $50, receipts avail
able: will demonstrate; S4S5. Phone Ii
S640-
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ROOMS FURkuSHED-Np. end VI

NO. ARL.--For girls. IN pleasant, gentle
home. attrac, ,furn;; we'll ventilated;
breakfast and laundry PRIVILEGES ,CH.
LOVELY ROOM in new home 2 men pre-
ARLINGToN' FOREST - Front , bedrm"' =.
maple furn.,, Simmons dble- bed: no other
so ssSmsEH GHASsNS RSsk sT bus sf fH sSs5 doubles
single; twin beds; close to Catholic u;
close transp.; gentleman. Ho. 1906 before
I6 10th ST. N.E.-sleeping room. next to
bath private entrances; gentleman only:
DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath: kit privil.;
1881 ANiEs ST. N.E.-singie, ST. dble..
SO; laundry privil.: near busline. NO.
1872 C ST. N.E.-Dble. rm., $40 mo; sin
gle rm., S25 mo; clean, quiet, good trans
portation; phone and laundry privils. LU.
RECENTLY COMPLETED. newly farn.,
small rm. with pvt; bath tub and shower.
tion: excel residential netghborhood; near
bus; $40 mo. for /, $50 for 2. Answer,
giving refs. to Box 227-A. Star. .-27
DOUBLE. SINGLE ROOM in summer home
or meals can be arranged; transportation
SOUTH ARLINGTON-One rm., next bath.
private home; conv transp.: double or
single ng e, rates; Ene,;, 81 GL 545s. -
with basin, adj. bath with shower; S35 mo.
ssR sINGnE FRONT Ray fa EooM 4S nicely turn
young man. l blk. from stores and bus.
Call SH. 6512 after pm. -2s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator for hire; rea-
sonable rates. FA. 1264-J. 2"
HOSPITAL BEDs. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. 622 E st NV. National
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and slightly
used consoles and spinets; money paid as
rental applies on purchase price # you
decide to buy later ,up ho 9m9- ml9 pInNo
CO., 1015 7th st. NV. Gust above the
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.

2-BEDROOM APARTMENT, Mount Pleas
ant: rent, $50, including utilities. Avail
able Immediately to party desirous of sell
ing over-occupied house. Box 437-z,
ZEE. zee BsMT. BUS. RM. or ofice q blk
business section, Arl, Val. Knotty pine
and hardwood floors Busy location for
any type of professional office. Now used
as ant May be rented furn. or unfurn., as
apt, il tenant desires furniture: S75 mo.
one 5-RooM AND BATH. Queens Chapel
I'd and District line. Call TO 5200.-27
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MOVING, PACKING and sIoRAes


MOVING BY VETERAN OF experience, with
new truck, careful handling. Call any time:
reasonable rates. MIR. COOK Gil. 2i3f.
vETERANs-MoylnE and hauling: new
trucks. responsible help cargo mSureo' sS
sSslRRhsss MaRiNs vaEeTITEikANs aeITisN MOVING Co.@s4-hr
service: furniture moving and hannng:
VETERANS. starting business. win move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
light hauling a specially. GE. 1851.
VET VANS OF YIRGTNIA-Transfer stor,,
age specialized packing and Grating an. and
Shipping. All new equipment. Al white yet
ARMY VETERAN-Light loaas, iuEsase' Is e
Gail GE, 1875, 2 am. to s pm.
ANYTHING MovEDLoca and long nicanp dis
and delivery. S3 up. BEvENEY TRANS
FER, DU. 3S11.
FDELMAN'S MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur-
niture as part payment on your moving
storage; local, long dist. moving. IA. 2937
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kortnwesf.

FOREST GLEN RD., Silver Spring, Sl5,.
s5nE3-bedrni. brick bungalow. near In
dian Spring Club; 2 bedrms with bath; iiy.
rm and storage rm. on 2nd floor; .ull
Easement. b @ s.-c heat: nicely lsndscaped:
possession with deed. once open sin 2
Pm: CAL Wo' 21S9 IM9 70 inspect H'
pp90ssssssssioS p9sss 10 BAYS. Brishtwood, $is.-
300 = rms. row brick, oil neat.
,4oe KENNEDY ST., Of Rock Greek Pr;
and 18th st-Detached Colonial orick, 10
nrtced risht Mrs. Readmond. EN- SSa5,
REAL ESTATE AT. 1888.
60IISES FOR sALE-Noytheass.
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HOUSES, EXCHANGED.

RENTAL EXCHANGE, CHICAGO. e rms, hin::
furn., for similar in D. c. or vicinity VIII
be in D. c., Aug. 1923 Box 3o3-Its stSr.
5-RoOM HOUSE. completely furnished;
FriEidaire washing machine, etc, in ex-
change for Broom house trailer, w.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-sgle. for man,
each; clean, comfortable. separate beds,
e.h.w. showers and baths. AID. 1880:
HOTEL EMERY, 1912 st. NV. Two blks.
doubles, So 50-S4: summer discounts on
doubles: elevator; phones in all rooms.
RE 1912.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

in excellent downtown location, in beauti-
ful condition. This fine property is def
nitely to be. sold and affords real invest
ment opportunity. Call Nj; Rhodes, AID.
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62I 18th ST. N.E.-Double room, twin beds,
next to bath; for girls: $40 month for 2;
also single room for girl. S25. FIR. 1857.
I44 YOU ST. NE.-Front room, twin beds
very nice, newly decorated; So each person.
HO. 4017. RE. 5000 Ext. $50 after 8 p m.
2S"
LINCOLN PARK-Larse, cool double, nicely
furnished front bedroom. clothes closets.
FIR. 03l9. L
4I9 4th ST. NE.-2-room Housekeeping
nondrinkers. -2s
I19 4th ST. NE.-Newly furn single rm,
conven.. Mt: Pleasant carline; gentleman
CoLoRED-Sss FLORIDA AVE. Ne
Employed couple; all privileges and re-
frigerator. TR. 929S. -27
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD desired for elderly,
retired man. in private family; best refer
ences. Box 422-Z, Star. 27s
WORKING GIRL desires room and board
in private home, NV. section. Box 46S-z.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREWOOD, blocks of broken lumber from
wrecking WAVES Barracks D. Mass. and
Nebr. aves. NV; Sc per 1l2-ton truckload.
OR. 4151 -27
ANDIRONS. are tools, screens and all nre-
place goods repaired and refnished. D. L
BROMWML. 7I0 18th st nv NE ll34.
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cArrII and LIVE STOCK.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GATED DARK BAY pleasure horse, bridl,
and saddle incl; price, $3.50. Call Ii. 9579
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pnIIl1pY and EGGS

POULTRY and EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K ST NV.
Me. O0s9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
supplies.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS pullets, 81 .25 a
piece SUTPHIN, Miller rd., l mile back
of school Oakton, Va. ~
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ROOMS FURNlSHED-S.E. and S.W.
HILLCREST, beautiful furn. master bed
rm., twin beds, pvt. bath; in private home;
bus at door: = girls or employed couple;
$50 each. VI. 1916. -27
1925 H ST. S.E.-Nice room, medium size;
comfortable bed FIR 2990. go
HILLCREST. 3336 Denver st. s.e.-Attrac-
preferred; $50 month. Vk 0513.
11th ST. Sc, 114-A-Large double room.
next to bath: clean, quiet; for employed,
single rm., S35 mo. FIR. s943. =
ROOMS FURhASHED-Np. and VA.
NO. ARL-For girls, In pleasant, gentle
home. attrac furn.: we'll ventilated;
breakfast and laundry privileges CHI.
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ables and consoles; also 3l-15 power ma.
chine i%ed dsvsTs Terms 1e m low si s.
Open ewes till s. NO. 21oo; 2414 14th st
So s,s1 mss. rI ;ss5e ms5 tssS hssyy sS
also cloth-cutting machine. elec. Call TR
stIs e sppz .HSs lss s. until rrdsS
s efeadls aN $3.50 iee others ss1s 'ge Lee hwy
SE wsG Ms f7sfe satHEday saEE
sass EsaIs MaSs Hsv
reoairIns: 2412, 18th NV, co. 3245;; -e
satb SRuVE knSty yM Rse co sn soi sSy Conn
ave, Chevy Chase. Md:
sheets se196 sa sns,ss s.y e ScRE sssas.
EsgIPMENT 90, SIG End St, NV. s,.s
Sac 125s 9Th st pI sso 59sI
chine INQUIRE on premises at sls 6th st
sss ,9Sss sns :bssss: S:s all Etc. sizes
soSs sasi M i St NV. MI. 7i41.
SOFA. English Resency, covered in ros'
hrocade; custom made slip cover. ,SSal
sTAPfEk, saddle; Bostiteh; foot ss power
s2pnazaR s25 I'm to phi OK .l:s5sis ssss in.
sssas s1ss sosS Bs S. W ass ssss Jar for nipples
sToKER BOILER. Spencer dos-D gray
ity feed stoker 6-section, in excellent
condition: all parts available; Just taken
out and replaced by oil burner; reason able
price; Phone Fri. Sat. or Sun, FA. 1871
SsTooRE FIXTURES tapparel shop) includ-
ing National cash register. nuorescen'
light fixtures, mirrors, etc. no reasonable
offer refused for entire lot. 3o7 9TH
ssiToRaTE FIXTURES. Att. counter, manns
Ions So in. high inlaid top; glassed-il
chairs. Eo. s642. soai 14th st. NV
STORE F1xTuREs-complete self-servic.
store fixtures, meat cases, dairy boxes
frosted food cabinets, beverage coolers
reach-in refrigerators, walk-in coolers
scale, choppers and slicers. H. s. DUDLEY
1857 Columbia I'd. CO. o36s.
STORM WINDoWs; USED yrii like sng new
ss:s s Ss9S atss5 sso s. s,2b.Sl VI Slssi sio; oak
M TABLE TENNIS TABLEs-Regulation size
. ideal for recreation rm;, S12 eacn: see
Mr., Fields, ICE PALACE 4461 conn. ave
TRUNK fMendel wardrobe,. dust and wa
ter proof, 8 hangers, suitcase. drawers
place for iron; excel. cond.; $50. EN- 5Sa ~
rYpEwRrrER RENTAL SERVICE. 571e
18th s. Innwz qTs issS T1d's NJ sa ace; dep ~
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6317 BEECHWooD DR,-6 rms. bath,
center hall brick residence with 2-ear ga
rage price is $3.50 per month"; possession
Sept ] Call EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC,
for inspection WO 1900. "
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ROOMS fURNTsHEp-esorAsest

urn, for employed couple. kitchen q
aundrY privileges DE 05S4 Is
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HOUSES FOR sALE-koTthsass.
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EX. Zoo, EXT. 2135, MISS MAzARas' s6.
EFFICIENCY or 1-bedroom apartment fo for
s7oo. EST. 42l3 until 5; after 8. call Ho.
IWo fTo ROOMS. kitchen. bath, unfurnished
urgently needed BY two permanently EN- en-.
elGYed esy Ho5art 5ssi @ 6a7S, MISS REED Or BOX
tfsz spT or 70. vet sR e3ss AsEr%sk Sfs;
soyT' e. 15of 9MFHoYfs FT5 wife son. yrs need
one-bedroom one iurn, or unfurn, apt; up. to
otf,rr os9i De ARMY ss?o OFFICER and wife wan.
on small pets' suFn MRS e PPisSFffERsEN ez. Sssi
EMPLOYED VETERAN COUPLE desire i {, J. :
t. Ran sooa al5af to ' be married desires
room ant. furn. or unfurn.. in NV. Eyer n.
vnrfRas ,3. faRsS attn aSp 81 BE- ssarm g5as
cony. to transportation: no PLACE ,vI 70 I'VE
after oct. /. Please. MRS. ocoNSs.I' %!
GGaoyvaRSMENT GayiHI S,HsT EMPLoYE, wife and 5-yr..
old daughter, desire Broom unfurn; apt
727S. Ext. 307 between 8 a.m.-3 pm. 81
ARTIST COUPLE desire studio apartment
one bedroom preferred WA: ll93, II
aakhnE apt nv Section section; preferably unfurnished
8 to 4, RE. 74O0. Ext. 2025, MISS suLLl- suudLiL
VET AND WIFE, local people, want furn
or unfurn small apt; will DO light malnt
aqtles We osE1cEk 0saS;c Ekt gits zoe and a-mos..
old baby, urgently need, / or bedrcSm M
~ FR hS7I 81
PROF ENGR., wife. no children. want J.
bedrm. apt, furn. or unfurn., in apt o!dg
KEFiSED JEWISH GIRL desires to shar.
modern apartment with other girls; NV
ABOUT ss5; furnished apt for quiet, at
tractive couple in-town location; ~ or
3 rms: consider unfurnished: no children
FRkSoa F3k scsT doVEkNMENr OFFICIAL, VII.
and l child. desire ] or bedroom apt.
in NV. section. Call DU. 2s43 after
ARMY DOCTOR, wife. no children or pets.
permanent station. desire furn or partly
furn. apt; no smoking or drinking. NO
NAVY LIEUTENANT and wife want 1-bcd-
rrn apt, furnished or unfurnished. NV
BOX 110-A. Star. 10
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31

October 31, 1947
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31

October 31, 1947 Editor
 Eastern Connecticut News Groton, Conn.
 Dear MT. Editor:
 The Development Commission would consider it matter of com mendable public service and coop eration If you could find it possible in your next edition to carry brief editorial urging that the towns in your circulation area be adequately represented at the Sec ond Connecticut Planning and Zon- ing Clinic which the commission is conducting at the Hotel Bond, Hart ford, on Wednesday, November 12.
 Your local officials have been in- vited to attend, but in order to get all viewpoints on a many-sided subject we would like to have all interested citizens know that they are not only welcome but are in fact urged to take part. The clinic has been planned as forum where town officials and all citizens with thoughts concerning planning and zoning on a local and statewide basis will have the chance to "sound off" And, only if they take advantage of the opportunity to do so, can the commission get true consensus and decide upon prop CT course of action under the new planning and zoning legislation en- acted by the 1947 General Assem- bly,.
 A copy of the clinic program is enclosed. You will note that it pro- vides for down-to-earth discussions and excludes lectures and prepared speeches. All will have the chance
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31

render, which was signed at Rheims May 2, 1945.
 The Japanese Surrender. The pa pers and the log of the USS Mis- souri showing the list of Japanese delegates and the representatives of the United Nations participating in the signing of the surrender terms.
 Many other papers of great im- portance were on display which gave a clearer understanding of our great nation.
 People do not fully realize what precious gift we have in being 8 part of this government of the people, for the people, and by the people, which is the only govern ment of its kind in the world.
 N. B.-Margaret Mary Casey was born at YonkerS, New York, April 23, 1928, and attended grammar school and was graduated from Hawthorne Junior High School in that city June, 1943.
 Shortly thereafter her father was offered a position at Groton, Con- necticut, and the family moved to Poquonnock Bridge September l, 1943.
 Margaret entered Robert E. Fitch High School located at Poquonnock Bridge, Connecticut, in the fall of 1943 as a Freshman, until her stu dies were interrupted by severe illness known as Encephalitis or Sleeping Sickness" in the spring of 1914.
 During the first five weeks of her illness her life was despaired of, but through sheer determina- ton and grit, she fought off the en- croachments of this disease, and at present her progress towards re- covery has been so favorable, that there is every indication that she will have full use of her limbs be- fore long. For the past two years Margaret has been pursuing a course of home study with view of obtaining sufficient credits to enable her to receive a High School diploma. Through the pains taking and genuinely interested eff forts of her teacher, Mrs. Mary Virginia Morgan of Noank, who is doing everything possible to en- courage her, Margaret will com plete her Junior and Senior years work this term.
 The Editor
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31

of the thirteen colonies defantly declared their independence of English rule.
 President Washington's letter on Religious Freedom, in which he states, his conviction that happily the Government of the United States gives to bigotry-no sanc- tiOn, to persecutiOn-nO assistance. Washington's Own Copy of the Constitution 1787, showing the cor rections made In his large, firm handwriting.
 Washington's Farewell Address 1796, which was written on the eve of the ending of his second term in office.
 The Emancipation Proclamation which freed the slaves in 1863.
 Lincoln's Gettysburg Address 1863, which Lincoln delivered from 8 train platform at Gettysburg.
 The Nineteenth Amendment 1919 which extended to women the right to vote.
 The Last Message from Core gidor May 6, 1942, which was the last radiogram sent by General Wainwright from Corregidor be- fore being taken captive by the enemy.
 Merry Christmas from Bastogne, in the center of report showing an unbroken ring of German units around the 101st Airborne Divi- sion. This was written as a ges- ture of defiance and unbroken spirit on Christmas Eve of 1914.
 Germany's Unconditional Sur
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Letters to inc Editor
(ContinN<d from PAge Ts0o) 3. Labor unions, 6.1%.

A significant part of the commit tees report, which was for some reason or other omitted from the news account carried by the New York Times and the Herald Tri- bune, was a chart showing that the origin of discrimination in employ ment opportunities comes from bus mess about II times mores often than from organized labor. A copy of the full report can be obtained from the Government Printing Office for $1.OO.
 Again l urge you to do what you can to get meeting in your local ity for support of the recommenda- tions of the report.
 Do not forget the ADA banquet in New York on Wednesday, Nov. 12, and the meeting for Leon Hen derson in the high school in Nor walk at 8 o'clock on Thursday, Nov. 13.
 Fraternally yours,
 ALFRED BAKER LEWIS,
 Secretary Americans for Democratic Action Bridgeport, Conn.
 October 23, 1947 Rowand Bishop, Editor, Eastern Connecticut News Dear Sir:
 Please reprint the enclosed edi- torial, "The Rottenest and Boldest Violation which appeared in our departmental magazine, VOX-COP.
 Very truly yours,
 EDWARD J. HICKEY, Commissioner of State Police State of Connecticut
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31

1. Rights and Duties of Manage
 ment and Labor. 2. Taft-Hartley Bill as Manage
 ment and Labor See It. g. Our Labor Institute Looks at
 the Taft-Hartley Bill. 4. The Consumers Point of View
 Towards Management and La
 Dor. 5. What Causes the Housing Prob
 lem? 6. Communism and Unionism. These discussions will be held at A Jay Street, New London, every
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31

were written prior to the landing of the Pilgrims in this country in 1920. The rest of the documents displayed, tell the story of our country's struggle up to and in- cluding the Japanese surrender in 1945. Everything was glass en- closed on both walls.
 We were overwhelmed by the ef- ficiency and orderliness with which the public passed through the cars. Everyone looked at the many parchments with awe. To many people passing by these exhibits, it seemed difficult to grasp that these aged papers are the frame work Of our United States. That they represent what our boys fought and died to preserve, and will do again if necessary.
 There were: The Declaration of Independence, written by Jeffer- son in 1776, in which the people
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31
The Freedom Train By MARGARET MARY CASEY
 POquOnnOck Bridge, Conn.

Tuesday evening October 9th, 1947 was given an op portunity which shall probably repeat itself. had the good fortune of being invited aboard the Freedom Train which had stopped for day in New London while tour ing the country proved to be both impressive and i- formative My mother father neghbor and his wife were kind enough to accompany
 The train white with blue and red stripes on the side of each The train comprised but only three used to exhibit great American documents There marines guard at the end of each The Police Department the Fire Department and the Naval Re- also on duty.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31

Monday evening at 800 p. m., be- ginning November Srd and ending December 9th.
 On Monday night, Nov. 3rd, Jos- eph Rourke, secretary-treasurer of the Connecticut Federation of La- Dor will be the guest speaker on RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MAN. AGEMENT AND LABOR. A large gathering is expected to greet Joe, as he is a popular and well inc formed man in the Labor move ment.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31
Fr. J. J. Finn of St. Mmy's Announces Labor Institute

Once again the New London Branch of the Diocesan La Dor Institute speaks up for the Union This year plan six (6) meetings of vital interest to every Union man, follows:
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-10-31

to voice opinions and local view points concerning the future growth of Connecticut and proposed unified action to safeguard it's residential, recreational, business and industrial areas.
 We sincerely hope you will find it possible to attend the clinic per- sonally.
 Respectfully yours,
 SIDNEY A. EDWARDS,
 Managing Director
 State of Connecticut
 Development Commission