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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
Spotlighting BrassGtyNews
Interest Waning?

Because of small enrolment, flying cadet refresher courses, which opened recently at crosby high school, will be discontlnlsed unless attendance at toniAsaSs class shows considerable itnprNs e- ment, Any wishing Co register for the course, which covers lS weeks and requires Q fee of Sl0, may do SO by applying to John O, Qilmartin, supervisor of evening schools,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
New Intern

James P. Carty, Jr, son of Mir. and Mrs. James F. Carty, formerly of this city and now resident in Newlngton, has been appointed in- tern at St. Francis hospital, Hart- ford. He attended St. Thomas seminary, Bloomfiel, Trinity cole lege, Hartford and the University of Pennsylvania Medical school,
 His father, born in the Brook lyn section of Waterbury, now is In business in Newington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Building Inspector John T. Hartley today issued the following permits:
 Mrs. c. Eleanor Daniello, One- family house and garage on Way erly street. S4,000.
 L. DatilliO, a three-F0osn house on Spring avenue, $2,e0O.
 Patsy Fesano, one-car garage on S95 Borkley avenue, $250.
 Mrs. s. hEcMahOn, office encI0s- ure on Thomansscm avenue. Sl00.
 Frarcc Rupsaltis. change store to 4-rc7m apartment. as A Green street., s8oo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
ScarIet EeYer

Two cases Of scarlet fever are the only instances OG communA. cable dlseasese In Waterbury during Che week ending yester- day, according Co the weekly mOrbldlty report oe the state department Of health.
 The clty had no cases Ok whOOplng cough, measles OF lo- bar pneumonia. An increase tn the state total oR wh0OpRRg cough cases frOm sA to JS was reported, with New Haven have ing lA cases. Measles cases ln- creased from % Co 60, with Mll- lord having SS and New Haven aQ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
BRIDEGROOM RAN
 INTO TROUBLES
Just Married, Then Arrest. ed for Traffic Law; Taken
 as Deserter Next

Boston, Nov. 25.-(UP)-FTed J, Tuzzo, 30, of Roxbury and Miss Mary MagazZu. 26, of Newton were mar ried Sunday in 6 North End church.
 Yesterday morning he kissed his bride and explained he had to ap- pear in a Brookline court for . minor trafIlc violation.
 Boston police were waiting for him there and took him to Roxbury district court where he was arraign- ed and given q six-nlonth suspended jail sentence on a charge of Sell- ing leased property.
 At the door of Roxbury court, an army provost marshal seized Tuzzo as an alleged deserter Authorities said Tuzzo had disappeared from Fort Benning, Ga. in July, six months after he volunteered for army service. He was held for a court-martiaI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
CHESHIRE BARN
 RUINED BY FIRE

A dairy barn on Plank road, Cheshire. just beyond the Water bury line, was destroyed by fire about 2 o'clock, although the Chesh- ire volunteer fire department, to- gether with the booster unit of Engine 10, Waterbury. succeeded in saving the adjoining house, owned by John and Caesar Manthy.
 Two horses. 50 tons of hay, an auto and some farm machinery were lost, but firenen saved herd of 90 cows. despite difiiculty in getting an effective water supply from . brook 900 feet from the conflaera- ticn.
 speeding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
23l9 CALLED IN
 JAN. INDUCTION

Boston, Nov. g - U.P) n New England selective service officials prepared today to call up 23l9 regis trants for January army induction as specified by the 2lst call for selec- tees in the first corps area.
 The call, announced last night by Major General Francis B. Wilby, called for 2297 white and a Negro selectees to be examined between December IS and IS. Those qualify ing will be ordered to report at Fort Devens between January IS and 3l.
 The requisition totals by states were Maine, 215; New Hampshire. i25: Vermont, o7; Massachusetts, 1925 white and 12 negro: Rhode Island, 191, and Connecticut, 444 white and 10 Negro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
New Secretary

Judge J. Joseph Smith of the .. s. district court today an- nouneed the appointment of Miss Julie B. Smith of East Hartford, as his secreatTy. Miss Smith, who Is not related to the judge, is a graduate of St. Josephs college and has been employed in the state treasurer's ofilce for the past five years.
 Judge Smith took office Novem- Der {, following his resignation as congressman for the fifth district. A special election to choose Q con- gressional successor will be held January 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
Homeless "Pets"

Mss Rena Altieri of II Clinton street, has volunteered to assist city officials in finding homes for the strayed and homeless dogs of Waterbury and her offer has been accepted by Dog Warden Thomas P. Farrell.
 Miss Altieri who is Q stenogra- pher in an attorneys office is all enthused with the Idea and has shown interest in the past on nu- merous occasions when these homeless animals were reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
New Britain Doctor On Way Here, Injured
Expected Witness in $25OOO Action Delayed By Fall
 on Hospital Steps; Several Suits Pending

Dr. Paul Winslow Fisher, New Britain eye specialist scheduled to testify in superior court here today, suffered a laceratedf arm in a fall on the steps of New Britain hospital this morning. The physician was on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
Car Recovered

Motor Patrolman George Mc- Elllgott reported finding Q stolen gray loS7 Buick sedan this morn ing on upper Waterville road. The car vas reported stolen by the Packard company on Watertown avenue and ct the time of the theft, the car was without mark CTS.
 Desk Lieut.. Barney Burns said that when Ofilcer McElligott found the abandoned car, one Of It's markers was l936 issue while the other was printed on Q paper,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
Intentions

The following couple has filed 6 marriage intention at the okElce Of the town clerk: " Arthur Own Welgnnd, I0A Cherry street and Murlel ,. Pfannkuch, 1DA Cherry street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

field. Then come such items as radios, electric irons and various pieces of equipment which are manufactured in Brazil by c. E. Refrigerat0rs, air conditioning Equipment and heavier electrical Wprk are imported. oL have been
 so now.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

Harry stover, sl, of 945 south Main street, will be discharged some time today from the WRteF- bury Hospital where he was ad- mitted late Sunday night after what was reported by authorities to Dc an automobile accident on East Main street.
 Last February l5, Stover was hOspltallged when he was struck by one of the two fire autos which colllded on Baldwin and Wash- ington streets.
 Sunday night. St0ver was taken tO the hospital and was held for observation and treatment for 2 possible fracture of the right knee and back injury. X-ray's revealed that no fractures were existent and hospital attendants said the man was given peFmis. sion to return home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

Health officials of Shanghai seize dand destroyed in a recent month 4,224 ice suckers and 2.l74 pounds of colored drinks being ped- dled by unlicensed hawkers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
RY ELMER c. wALZER United Press Financial EditoFl

New York, Nov. 2S - CU.Pl - Stocks were slightly easier in quiet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
Hospital Bulletins

St. Mary's hospital attaches re. ported thls noon that the condi- ton of John HEanIon, 35, of 220 Cooke street, injured when he was struck by Q falling ladder yesteF- day, was "fairly comfortable"
 Hanlon was admitted to the hospital with lacerations of the scalp, a possible fracture of tho skull and an Injury to his left foot. The injured man was walk ing with his son, Edward, 5, on Cooke street, near Mattson court when . ladder resting against Q building toppled over and struck him on the head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
ROLL OF HEAVY
 SEAS WAS FATAL

Rockland, Me, November 25. = (UP) = The roll of his ship in heavy seas brought death to Edward Holl- muller, 48. of Brooklyn, N. F., @ chief electrical inspector of the Navy, dur ing a trial run Of the new light crusier Atlanta off here yesterday.
 Hollmuller was inspecting a 450- volt Diesel switchboard in the en- zine room when the ship rolled and hurled him against contact points 0 fthe power line. He failed tc respond to four hours treatment with pulmotors. A medical-exam- iner ascrioed death t occidental electrocution.
 Tswv~.%k Ana .nnanmI Ala AR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
British Have a Big Finger In Brazil's Economic Pie

Brtons Direct Financial Interest Makes Douby ksome Its Censorship of U S. and Brozon Business Correspondence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
N. '. Bank & Trust Stocks rhe R 2. OFiGRs Ce.

You could build a house with ali windows having southern exposures at the North Pole. since all diFee. tions from there are south.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

Egypt has raised the salaries Of all government employees earning less than $42 a month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

AAEAUS AN NEWS
 The United Press delivers the news of the world, all of 1t com- nag from American channels to 51 daily newspapers in Brazil, includ- ing 18 of the 20 papers in Rio and II of the 12 in Sac Paulo. Its staffs A Sac Paulo and Rio total 55 men. 1k produces two daily radio pro- eraEs Of news. Other agencies, British, American and the German Trans Ocean operate, but their output and clientele is insignificant as compared with U. P. The aver rage daily output of news by the United Press Is abuut 10000 words, Mll delivered in Portuguese.
 Standard Oil is doing all right, too, if 1t can continue to get gas aid oil. IL Is surrounded by a lot of local regulations and restric- tions. as are all the rest. For in- stance, for each ton or gallon of gas imported, Standard must pur- chase five per cent as much Bra zilian alcohol. This is mixed with the gas before it is sold. In the entire petroleum product field Standard oil does 45 per cent of the business fn Brazil. Anglo Mex (5hell) does 1T per- cent Atlantic (Amerlcan) 20 per cent and Texas tAmaricanl Q per cent
 amaral Electric, whu hlga
 is in lanspA 1pn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
b. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity-Cloudy with coca
sional lgh, rain today; Saturday mostly
cloudy; little change In temperature viii
lowest tonight about 30 degrees gentle
variable winds becoming moderate TO oc.
casionally fresh northwesterly.
Shippers forecast tradius OF 200 miles,
Protect shipments during the next 80
hours for: north and west, 20 degrees to
rs degrees; south and east, 80 degrees.
Lower. Michigan-cloudy some very
light snow IN the north and occasional
light rain in the south portion TODAY sat
urday mostly cloudy; little change in tenn
perature.
Upper Mechanically cloudy with
uRht snow today: Saturday partly cloudy
not much change in temperature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Greeks, Cheered
By Y ugosIdvs,
Smash Attacks
international Nsw. ssryle. o.bI,

ATHENS. March %. - Greek
troops. cheered by Yugoslavia's
spectacular overthrow of a pro-
Axis government, smashed two
large Italian infantry attacks in
the Aoos River sector of the AL
banian front. the Athens radio
reported today.
The radio added that Italian
night attacks in the vicinity Of
the VioSe River had been repulsed
by Greek bayonets with heavy
losses.
Italian claims of effective bomb
ing attacks were denied with the
statement that only one old woman
was injured by a bomb.
Hundreds of Italian dead and
wounded were left strewn upon
the hillSides and in the deep ra-
vines over which the attackers
sought to advance. it was asserted.
Shattering artillery and machine
gun fire, catching the Italians in
deadly barrage, decimated their
ranks and broke up their forma-
tons before they could come into
close quarters with the Greek de-
Tenders, according to reports from
the fighting front.
Meanwhile. the Greek popsllace
greeted news Of the Yugoslav
coup detat with deep satisfaction
and rejoicing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Russidn-Born Senior
Wins in 0ratory Test

The winner of the American Le-
gion oratorical contest is William
Bubniak, Is, senior at the Cass
Technical High School. son of
Russian-born parents, it was an
nounced today.
Bubniak. son of Anthony Bub-
MAX, 1886 Grant avenue. auto
worker, will compete in the state
contest Wednesday in Ann Arbor
and if he wins there he will rep
resent the state in the national
contest for which a $4,000 college
scholarship is given. Bubniak
spoke on rs Democracy Threat
ened?" Runner-up in the Detroit
contest was William Randle of
Pershing High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
GREATEST VICTORY

Rife termed the settlement:
1.-THE greatest victory we have
won from Bethlehem Steel"
The company in two-para-
graph note of the proceedings re-
ported:
"The steel Workers Organic
ing Committee informed the
mana m ent representative
that they were agreeable to
these terms subject to ratlfica-
ton at a mass meeting this
morning at IL o'clock. The
manag ment representatives
agreed that these terms will be
acceptable when notified that
they have been ratified as
stated"
Rife said that after the settle
ment was ratified this morning the
workers would start back into the
plant as quickly as possible.
In announcing the settlement.
he said that a copy of the terms
had been sent TO the state and
federal mediation boards and that
this action was considered as bind
ing as a signed agreement between
management and union
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
NAZI ARMY READY

The German warning to Bel.
grade was accompanied by author
itative statements that the Ger
man army in the Balkans is ready
10 deal with all emergencies. -
These quarters pointed out the
German forces in the Balkans
have a matches strategic posi-
ton against Yugoslsvia" as a re-
suit of occupation of Rumania anc
Bulgaria by German troops
Furthermore. il was pointed out
Italian troops are stationed in
force to the north Of Yugoslavia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Main Bethlehem
Strike Ends as
Others Start
by International News Service

Striking CIO workers today
agreed to return to work in the
parent plant of the Bethlehem
Steel Company at Bethlehem, Pa,
but new disputes broke out stimuli
taneously at two other company
mills.
At Johnstown, Pa, SWOC men,
bers called a general walkout as
balloting on protested employe
representatives began in the huge
mill.
At Buffalo, 5000 unionists at
the Lackawanna plant of Bethle-
hem Steel authorized a strike in
protest against the company S
alleged failure to honor settlement
terms of a strike here February Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Ndzi, Jap Aides
Discuss PdCt
International New. Service Cable

BERLIN, March %. - German
Foreign Minister Joachim Won Rib
bentrop received Japanese Foreign
Minister Yosuke Matsuoka for
further discussion of Axis-Japanese
cooperation under the tripartite
alliance today.
A survey of economic relations
between Matsuoka and the Ger
man minister for trade and in
dustry, DR.. Walther Funk opened
todays program. followed by a
luncheon given by Chancellor
Hitler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
ROME ASSURANCE

"a Rome radio broadcast
picked up by NBC in New York
quoted the Belgrade radio as
stating the new Belgrade gov
eminent has decided to honor
and recognize all treaties and
agreements entered into by the
former government
These quarters said that if. on
the other hand, there is no change
in Yugoslav foreign policy, Greece
will probably remain the next OBJ
jective on Germany's list"
Official Axis quarters still with
held comment on the Yugoslav
coup pending Qualification of the
situation and Bulgarian newspa-
pers published the facts but drew
no conclusions.
But the first reaction of the man
in the street was a pessimistic one,
and one experienced Balkan OBJ
server commented:
Even II the Yugoslav govern
ment does respect the tripar-
tite pact. the situation still In
charged with explosives"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

menIS.
Negotiations In the Midland
Il Steel Company strike again
were adjourned early this morn
ing without "A settlement. Fed
eral Labor COncillator James +.
Dewey is reported prepared to
exert greater federal pressure
for settlement of the UAW-CIO
strike, which has shut the Lin
coin Motor Car Company and
threatens other auto plants, in
GLIDING the GM truck factory at
Pontiac, where army truck pro-
duction already has been cut 10
per cent.
Estate Labor Mediator
- Thomas j. DOnahue is
expected to intervene in JAW
Go strike at the Federal Motor
Truck Company which has held
up work on a S5,000,000 army
truck order for three weeks.
Done hundred UAW-CIo en-
- pI0yes In the Let's Drop
Forge plant, 27l4 West Jeffer-
son avenue, are on strike over
wage and union recognition de-
mands. A union spokesman said
the strike was called after
Charles Let's, president, went
on a vacation and brought coli
lapse of contract negotiations
Am AFL-CIO jurisdictional
II dispute caused a strike OF
100 building service employees of
the Book Cadillac Hotel. w. o.
Seelbach, hotel manager, said
the strike is not lnterrupting
service.
Ford army truck production was
halted when 685 of 800 truck
order had been completed. The
labor dispute is in the Hillsdale
Steel Products Company. a branch
of the Spicer Manufacturing Com.
pany of Toledo.
MAKES TRANSFER CASES
The Hillsdale company makes
transfer cases, vital part of the
transmission of the "blitz bug.
gies," Ford officials said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
New CHARGE
Faces Ford
International News service wire

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The
Ford Motor Company today was
under order TO appear before a
trial examiner of the national
labor relations board in New York
on April "a TO answer charges,
made by the CLOS Automobile
Workers OF America. of unfair la
Dor practices in its Edgewater,
n. j., plant
The complaint alleges that the
company urged. persuaded. and
warned its employees to refrain
from joining any union and threat
ened the employees with discharge
or other reprisals if they did.
Twenty-six workers. it was
charged, were laid off because of
union affiliation.
Representatives OF the Ford
Motor Company in New York had
no comment 10 make on the
charges pending receipt of the Of
fetal NLRB order TO appear.
Other union complaints against
the company have been lodged in
Missouri. Texas, Indiana, Michigan
and Massachusetts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

tearing the screens to shreds and
ripping seats from the floor.
These dispatches reminded oh
servers Of similar reports at earlier
times from places such as Czecho-
Slovakia and Poland. as result Of
which the Reich has felt compelled
TO send protective" troops across
the border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Music Leader Denies
Striking Housekeeper

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, March
%. - tINS) - Elaine NJ. Tomas.
international concert series con-
ductor, denied before a jury today
that she had assaulted her house
keeper-companion. Mrs. MabybelI
Greenwood Shepard of Norwaik.
Miss LomaS testified in her own
defense in a SIS 600 damage suit
brought against her by Mrs.
Shepard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
GUARD NAZI LEGATION

Troops were placed on guard
around the German legation. where
German women and children took
refuge. according to DNB.
The agency also reported that a
Yugoslav mob dragged Swedish
Minister Mailman from his automo-
bile and injured him when he tried
TO communicate with them in the
German language. The Swedish
diplomat was thrown to the
ground. Some reports indicated
his condition is serious.
Serious disturbances were said
TO have occurred in movie theaters
when German newsreels and fea-
ture pictures were shown. In sew
eral cases, the audience rioted,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Sofia Cut
Off From
Belgrade
By HUGO sPECK


SOFIA. March 2s.-Telephone
and railway communications be
tween Bulgaria and Yugoslavia
were cut today as the Balkans
watched 10 see whether the me-
Yueoslavian regime viii remain in
the Axis alliance.
An American diplomatic courier
who left Sofia for Belgrade was
turned back at the Yugoslav
border.
Officials emphasized that Bull
garian reaction TO the changes at
Belgrade cannot be formulated be-
fore the new Yugoslav government
makes an official declaration of its
intentions regarding its pact with
the AXIS.
But best informed circles in
German controlled Sofia made no
secret of their belief that if Yugo-
Slavia repudiates the AXIS pact full
scale war VIII reign IN the Bal
kanS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sundays, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Warns
Yugos|dvid

Continued from Page One)
strators assaulted Germans, Ger
man shops and the German tourist
bureau in Belgrade, at the same
time wrecking the Offices of the
SWabian Kultur Bund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
BY WALTER HERMAN
Int1 News service staff Correspondent

fnt1 News service ctatf Correspondent
BETHLEHEM, Pa. March 2S.--
A four-point program evolved
after an all-night conference oil
mediators, SWOC representative:
and management ended the violent
four-day strike at Bethlehem
Steel Company early today.
The points on which settlement
was reached were:
That all strikers he returned
1t 20 their jobs without loss of
seniority and without any dis
elimination whatsoever.
O-The company will continue
- to meet and deal with rep
resentatives of its employees l.
collective bargaining.
0-All dealings shall be with
- out discrimination. The
company shall continue TO deal
with the Steel Workers Organ
ling Committee as collective
bargaining agent for its mem
hers and will accord 1t equal
privileges and opportunities in
Guiding a mutually acceptable
manner of handling grievances.
1-Future action with refer
ence to the selection of an
exclusive bargaining agency
should await disposition Of the
case now pending in court.
The first point was an original
SWOC demand. The other three
were company counter proposals
not officially announced
as such.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
,ueh Advisers Split on British Selling Holdings for Aid
Strike at HiIlSdaIe
Hats 'BIifz BuggieS'

Production of Ford Motor Com
pany "blitz buggies, midget trucks
for the army was halted today by
the walkout of Is men in a Hills
dale steel company, manufactures
of essential truck parts.
Other labor dispute develop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times: on Sundays, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
CONTRACT SWITCH

o. +. Clark. business agent oi
the CIO Building Service Union
said that most of the employees or
strike had switched TO the &C
and were awaiting expiration oil
the present contract.
The strike was precipitated bS
the dismissal of five employees oil
the Go union. Clark said
I'VE have a closed shop con
tract with the ALL" Manager
Seelbach said. land we are
bound TO II. To enable us 10
continue with our usual service
the ALL Is providing us with
hotel workers to replace those
on the picket line"