Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 7

SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1944 NAUQATUCK DAILY NEWS Page Sell Your Used DID VOU KNOW Mini, for only lays That gives you il'tcfii liio. Announcements ii And I omul Employment llrlp Wuntcd Mulo IIAVI.Vii LOST ration hook isMiiocI by the local rationing boiircl, here-by (lie ap one. JOSI3PJ-1: CAT3KAL. Automotive 1-1 For Sale mi one UusiiH'ss Oiiportunltlo-4 onsists situKes; opening, closinR and This Is a real opportunity to own your own busi Call Watby. AllUOUMCOim'lltS thine only.

'I'd- U' 1 iiiMomutlvt! StiibiliKution thy. -l-tUZT. il Kmmlo anted. Call 9-12-1 Thom- i or Fvnmli; VlMK S1I.K IMIKSSKK, MK.NT PP.ESSER. tfi.KA.NKH.

PvOUTK DRrVKR. APPLY CLKANKRS IiYKKS, UNION ST. AIO.NUAIKNXS Specliil prices on All Memorials' IV, RICHARDS 2150. So. Main St NatiKtttuck Automotive For Sales Service Parts, Accessories AY.

Stun- WutBi-town Avc. Dial 5-11-1G 1SMO Willys Sedun Ford. Tudor BELOW CEItlNG" "Pac-loiTcl-Wa torbn In 1 482 Watertown Avcnuo' Dial' 4-GiOD DODGE Sedan, hniiter nnd RCA. radio. Good, condition; $200, Apply '37 'New street'cor; -Hillside nve.

I.9S3 OLDSMOBfLE for unlu. Good condition. 130. Prospect Union, after 5:30 p. m.

10 Wiuitcd OLD CARS WANTED FOR Ctill 3-SOS-t from 7 a. m. to 7 m. p. m.

to 10 p. m. Boats Anil ACCCNHOI-IRN UODG.E Sliced Cod motor boat and 10-foot dory with clcetHc motor. Tel'. Wtby.

3-9SBO to 0 p. m. Wutortown li-il after 0 p. m. Merchandise 20- Materials CONCRETE M1XKKS One 3 one 7-5 JaegcT malfc, Yt'rall'cr iy pi pneumatic' tirevv 1 1 plywood forms." Can- be" sceii-, ivt '-house'i Contracting Co.

Contractors 22 HANGING nnd 'Cota, 17 'Cedar Tel. 0-lGti. Street Merchandise Klcctrlc TEN, Can Co.olor—Completi 'atiil milk bottler, A. 173 Center street, Con'n: Tel'. 530-2 after 5 M.

Household Articles 1'lay punn, hiitlil- nclts, cribs, hiRli chairs, Kantwct THE RADIO'SHOP ISO Grand St Watorbtiry For Sale lloiisrs Tor Sale FOIv Two fumlly .11 rooms. car and burn. All improvements, Lot S-l 105. Tel. 3-J-I03, Bridgeport.

of rooms I'doh, Jill modern improvements, piv-wnr built, 3 years old. Reason for owner In service. J.I.SdO. ti ronm. 1 family house, all Im- provcrnrnt.f also 3 years old, sllu- ntivl on 3-1 acre land, price SS.fiOO.

Jf you want lo buy or sell seo Patsy Trfibt-lnla. 172 I-Ujrh stroct, or 583-1. On The Air Today Robot Bomb Victim; J-llllUT room, luni-c. All in crood condition. and lot.

Price Also 12-room 2-Ciimily h'Hisf, KaniKi and extra lutikl- IHK Int. Price A. Shepley. Tci. 2-13H.

fOrtC ROOM hnnsc, (ini- acre of Inml, WofiHti-r strc-t-t, Pi'ict- S-rofirn Scott lot 72 2-17. Price S-lSOO: G-room, J-Tamlly liousi-, Ward St. John Kculy. telephone 0031. TUN-rnmn, "-fiimlly lioiisf.

All lin- provpnicnts. 30x130. West side of town, fi-lcn, Patsy Tjihnola, realtor, 172 street. Xaiik'atuck Conn. Phoac- 583-1 or 3-15S.

I Unid For Sulo lot, 120 Iix) feet on Shirley xtrcct, two miles from Nnuffatuclc off New Haven road. I'rlcc Call Wrxtcrbury -l-loOl. For Rent TI1KKI-; nici-Iy furnlslicil fur lij-'ht All 0'invun- ii-m-r-s, locution. Suitable 1'ot Address Box in caru NI-WH. Apartinciil.H I and 2 ro fiirrii.Hhofl.

Tlio ti-n 33 I.oavonworth St. Wntorhury 3-111-1. Tul. Mill J-'nr Ki-nt IXI Ali-adnw n-ar. Inquln- Knlph care of Tiioator or A.

Nor- wiiMh. c-iifc oC Norwa.sh Shoe- Store. It up. wear it malcr: it fin i.s- R-ood u'iii-tlfue advice. fii-niM in thn Want Ads will you follow it.

1:00 p. in. Forum W.JH—Transatlantic Quiz Central Station -Melody Time Market to Youth 1:10 p. 111. Market -Report Quiz Castlo Orch.

p. in. Journal WJX--Swini; Shift Frolic Iiulifto wi-jh Lo- poz 1 p. in. A AlcVar.o p.

in. WAT ft --Braves v.s, Piratus Mclntlrc Orch. to -Youth News; Wtiincn in Blue Show WABC Men and Books 2:30 p. ni. WOK- N-W--I: Cy Walters Pan Amurica Yu Stories 3:00 p.

in. Is Halloran 21 Melodies F. O. B. Mclodicn 3:30 m.

Strong Orch. on Display Concert Hour 4:00 in. Trio WJZ--Xuws; Heidt Orch. Kovue Camp Parade be announced p. in.

Races p. in. Husinjr: News Workshop Shop 5:00 p. m. America Concert Orch.

WO.R—Uncle Don Conccrt Archer 5:15 p. 111. Bulletin Board 5:30 p. 1)1. Rhythms and Dad WOK--Jimmy Palmer Orcli.

Searchingcr p. ni. Swoctheart (Jilili in. Prayer m. 3'heator PRIVATE BUCK Theater Entra Platform Gems p.

m. Stun Lomax Sports Wismer, Sports Hits-BIU'; News 7:00 p. m. Maritime Corruspoiidents CjUl Me- 3oe Who? 7:15 in. AT R-W ws p.

in. Miniver Loved Music Qncsn Yours Proprrum p. in. Man p. in.

Bukur Show WTIC-WKAB 1 Irish Rose Dance Music 8:13 p. in. Remembrance W.IZ-—To be announced Playhouse Kid' Sanctum wood Concert p. MI. i Pa rad -Air Theater Dance p.

in. of Air of the Air in. on How- al'tl You Top This in. Serenade Quick Quiz p. m.

GuustK Lombardo Orch. 10:10 Muiic Please Valley Barn Dance p. in; Service Forces 'Ole Opry 111-15 p. in. Strong Orch.

p. m. ALL 11:15 p. m. Melodies Quartet Fields Orch.

Sketch Weather p. in. Hop Tucker Band Com- mti.r.'-.l Band Hudson Oroli. Midnight Pcluso Orch. Off Los Brnwn Orch.

Mortcll Orchs. News; Fields, Martin 12:30 a. m. Palmer Orch. L.

Sims Orch. Gray Orch. Dazcil and sf-riously wounded hy ono of Hitler's flying rolxit lioinlis, this nritinh woman Is Hlinwn lieliiK- lod from tint wcrclf- iitfo of a to a hospital 'by civilian defense worker dur- a recent raid over Southern KiiKliind. (International) Merchandise Articles TKKKK Jilann.clocks, sowing ma- cliino; furniture; writing desk- etc. 'for sale'.

Tul. COMPLKTE li'om-u" fiirnishlnifs bought for cash. High'cst. prices paid, for cloctric refrigerators, washcrs.t and stoves, regardless of condition, Francis Fun) itu re Co. NORTH MAIN-.

STRRET Telephone 3000 Clothing" anil tatties'. UMftil coats, sizes, 1-1-16, including one pony fur coat; 1 one 'man's overcoat, sine 3G. 68'Cherry 1 'street. Wunleit To Buy A Si TrT i'o'' Your. MUSICAL Mecca Music Co.

203 Bank -1-1-122 Get extra cash to pay. up thodc extra '-holiday. l)ills: sell something you. A Newp- Want Aci will -buyers. Merchandise fo Buy' DANK deposit; hnxcn wjinled.

Highest cauh prices paid. Wire collect, write -or phone what'you hi)ye to'offer. JV 12. public COS-1, 815 Ycutman Webster Groves 19, MO, FISHING prices paid Tor rods' Tul. C-17S between 5.

a. p. in. nd' m. reels.

nd 2 30 Miscellaneous CK1BS 1'lay Pens, Large selection of toys. Lowest prices in town. BEACON KIDDIE CENTRE 73 GRAND ST. Wtby; ONJE white enamel T. 3.

Montambauit. Union 26S3. JOHN'S MUSIC SJIOP 'dxclcinet. 1 and repair all kinds of instruments. Lowest prices in the city.

So. Main Watby, Conn. Education Services 3L Ami Private DINA SCHOOL OF MUSIC 4-5028 COS South 11 Wilson Street Piano Voice Mandolin Children, Adults, Advanced, Beginners. Rapid Piano Courst for Adults Animals 83 Cuttic And Swine GOOD JERSEY COW for wale. Call at 32 Hoadlcy street, Nauga- 35 Poultry And.

weight, 30c In. 'rjuanUtic's over 10. City Hill St. Tel. 2S35.

Services 3'rorcskionul KXCEI.LISNT REUMIOLSl'KK- ING and slip covers. Amazingly low prices, Allen's Upholstering Studjo. Mastcrcraf 1 Grand Wanted To Render Er-ECTKlCAI. ftepulrlnic Service Appliances a specially. Ray Decker, 402 N.

Main St. Tel. -1000. JOB A. J.

Kudxma. Call Naujj. after 0 42C6 ATTK.NTION HXfxtrtXiiK genuine parts Und By bonded Elcctrolux Man. I. Nlsscn, 3 Telephone 4S22.

40 Cleaning And Professional Services PKABOWSKI'S lliidio Repair expertly repaired with tho electronic testing orjuipment. Quick courteous scr- "jnodoratc prices. and delivery. Phono 5C17. KHiVMAN'S Great Dry Clcaninf; Firm, offers iis dry cleaning not only in family gs.r- mcnt-s, bul.

blankeis, ruKS and oth- or spocialtics in Ihis field. KIEVMAN'S 7d Church Street BTJZ SAWYliK By ROY CRANE 1 WISH TO SWAK to MAJOR YAMASAKI BUT I SPF.1K FLUENT ENGLISH. IT'S POSSIBLE THAT COULD ASSIST IH MAKING THtVANKtE PRISONER TAUC. MAMANOW MOM, OMUUMCf OUR CAME. ONLY.IMAU TOKTWU AT FIRST.

THIN MOtE AND MMM. IS UNNECESJARY. MAJOR VAMASAKI MAVE METHODS MOM SATISFACTORY STTA KBIT PAUL ROBrXSON Far East's GFs Set Up Own Radio Stations TOOK 122 I'UISONKRS Trenton, Mo. (UP) All in a day's routine; Pvt. Harvey Snidow of Trenton recently -wrote a letter to his wife here while taking part In the -Allied push from Anzio 10 Rome.

Snidow added a "P.S." to hi.s letter and said, "Oh, yes, another boy and I captured 122 prisoners one morning. 'That was a haul, wasn't it? We lad to do a little shooting, but we Rot them." JIVOHCK EVKRY TWO HOUKS i It's dqngerous to under a Cleveland the nation's sixth 1 largest sity, is-grind- in out divorces on an assembly- line of one nearly every two hours. A total of divorces were granted in Cleveland's Divorce Court in the first six months of '1944. 'Alfoliol production- for 19-13 was estirnatod at 590 million requiring; 1,360 million bushels of rye, corn and wheat. Waslil-JWion (U broacl- stations set up in the Far strrrn l.hcatcr hrivc the morale of American troops work; and in the unCii.mil- land.s of Burma, India a.ixl according lo Maj.

Ifonry M. Jackson of the Army's Morale Scr- Division. To prove point, ho said Indian ciiics have boon swept of rcceivirig sets, which can no bo bouflht or Ho promised, however, that the shortage will bo met by hundreds' of small s-its being- sent in by Uic Special iccs division of the Army. who lives at the Aim hold. Sausulito.

has returned from four months in India, wlicrc -he not only supervised thn setting up of Lhe stations now in operation, but outlined plans for cifc'ht more to be constructed. "We arc pultir.cf in small station's with 50-watt transmitters Jtnd rnnu'c of between 1ft ISO miles," Jaclison said. "We can. install 10 sir.all sUitior.s for ot one big one, and (Jho femall station, makes the use of locul tnlent which the man want." Jnckson then explained that soldiers like to hcn.r voices of men Uhoy know coming over tlie louci- "It each iiur- sonal Interest in the program," he added. It' looks as'thoiifl: half the man- in every post arc doing something in cor.r.oc'tion With our radio shows.

They write scripts, direct plays and devise their own performances. otihor -half of the post is the audience. 'The stations nil broadcast aboui 120 weak. About 78 ire-, utilixert 'by -and 42 hou'ra are taken by transcribed come in -from thu States. Thc' mcn hcii.r ny, Bob Hopa and Bing- Crosby stations were 'set up 'Jackson- said, -t'-ho set -ihr men 1 brought In with them "could not, pick up American'-' 'Shortwave programs -arid native' music'is hurdly of caliber." "The result was-we -had LO work.

The first 'stations- were compounded bits of wire- and and pclds arid ends that 'some 'fellows were nblo to tit tojji-ther ho aid proudly," "complete 'set-ups 'w i p-if only pounds. They arc arc packed into five snuill trunk 1 in- clucl ing- averythinc. from miUer nnd ar.tcnn-a to console a fngW." V. RCttiJti Shelbina, Mo. 'albino robin been no'st'lhfr to Conservation Commission T'hc solid is, a.

teTiialc and is mated wHU a normal male, GEE. ITS SWELL SEEIN' I (2EAD IN THE PAPER YOU EI3E COMING ON ILL BcT-YOU I MADE A ROBERT STORM LISTEN, THEY'VE GOT PLENTY ON ALL OP us! THEKES Five HUNDRED YEARS RlSHT THE ROOM, NOT A COL'PLE OP LBCVS IT TO WE'LL CUT OF 0LU5-JAW, YOU HAVE EXACTLY THESI 4HMLTIE5 TO AWKE YOUR OS SHOOT IT OUT' HOUSE START PITCHING WASN'T KI03IN6 SLUE-JAW THEY 50T.A PAKNISY GOOGLE AND SNUFF BILLY DB BECK WONT LOUMZVE GOOS6 GCEFXSE TO'TOE, AN' GOOSE A TO VWORLO SHERIFF? VORE ftUMT 7 I CRAUE TO TvAftT LETTER By WILLIAM RITT an.l CLARENCE GRAB SEE- CAN; FEEL PLENTY 1H GOING 'CHAN'CE GUARDS THAT-OVER THERE? THAT A CATCH TO UKKE AND A CAKE.