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Evening star., 1941-01-18
1941 Silver Star
Home 10 Open
In Spring Valley
1l-Room, 4-Buth
House Follows
Center-HuII Idea
By JAMES Y. NEWTON.

The first Silver Star home of 1941,
distinctive, new Colonial dwelling
designed to accommodate a large
family, will be opened to the public
tomorrow at 373O Fordham road
NV, in the exclusive Spring Valley
section. The home will remain on
exhibition under sponsorship of The
Star through Sunday, February 9.
Built by w. C. & A. N. Miller De-
velopment Co. and designed by
Gordon Mcneil, the new home is
situated in one of the country's best
known residential sections. Spring
Valley has a Nationwide reputation
as community of fine homes where
restrictions are high.
The first home this year to receive
The Stars award for merit in
building is one of the most livable
shown to the public in several years.
There is nothing very unusual about
the plan. 1t is the old center-hall
idea, but it impresses one immedi-
ately as natural"
1IRooms and Baths.
The house is built of brick. 1t is
Georgian in type, and the interior
plan provides a high utilization of
space. Although the structure
doesn't seem so large from the out
side, it has seven bedrooms. Alto
gether there are II rooms and four
baths. In addition there is huge
space in the basement for a future
clubroom.
Colony House has furnished and
decorated the house with authenti-
cally styled Colonial furniture and
draperies. Wall coverings were
carefully selected to further the
Early American idea.
The Silver Star Homes Committee
approved the Fordham road home.
This committee is composed of five
housing experts, all of whom are
unusually well qualified to pass
Judgment on house. James S.
Taylor of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration is chairman of the
group. Other members include John
Nolen, jr., of the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission;
Waverly Taylor, prominent home
builder and president of the WASH
tngton Real Estate Board: Irwin S.
Porter, well-knoWn architect, and
Edwin H. Rosengarten, contractor,
member of the firm of Davis, Wick
& Rosengarten.
There are nearly 1000 square
feet in the lot on which the new
house is situated. The frontage is
80 feet and the depth 1874 The lot
narroWs to 10 feet at the rear. 1t
has been handicapped attractively by
e. Henry Bauer of Alta Vista, Md.
Living Room 14x24 Feet.
The living room, left of the spa
cious entrance hall, is IA by "a feet
IN size. 1t occupies the entire depth
OF the structure with two windows
at both ends. The library adjoins
the living room and occupies the
wing above the garage. 1t is 10 feet
6 inches by Is feet. Opening off the
library is screened porch of ap-
proximately the same size as the
room. A beautifully proportioned
dining room, right of the entrance,
Is IA by 16 feet in size. A buffers
pantry connects that room with the
nicely equipped kitchen. There's a
lavatory at the back of the entrance
hall
There are four bedrooms and two
baths on the second floor. The
masters room is at the front above
the living room. 1t is 16 by IL feet
6 inches in size. The remaining
(See SILVER STAR Page R-61
Evening star., 1941-01-18

NEW SILVER STAR HOE-A view of the house $3.50 Ford
ham road NV Spring Valley which will be opened tomorrow
the first Star Home of the Plans for the first second
floors only shown third floor contains three additional
bedrooms. The house built by the w g. N Miller
Development Co. and has been furnished by Colony House
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1941-01-18
BY RUFUS S. LUSK.

Few things affect the value of a
home more than Zoning. Everybody
has heard Of the zoning of land, but
few knew very much about it. Still
fewer know how it has helped to add
to are take away from the value of
almost every piece of property in the
District of Columbia. In the pur-
chase Of home, or any kind Of
property for that matter, it is Of
prime importance that the pur-
chaser knows how the property he
is buying is zoned and also the sur
rounding property.
The purpose of zoning is to control
the use of land in the interest of
the entire community. An owner is
permitted to make reasonable use
OF his property, but he cannot use
1t in such way that his neighbors
property may be damaged.
Three Kinds of Zoning.
Washington was first zoned In
1920. Each lot has three different
kinds of coming;
l. Use: This part of the zoning
Continued on Page BIS, Col. -
Evening star., 1941-01-18
25,743 s64,562, 1854

Linoleum wall coverings are re-
cent innovations in house interiors
When properly installed they have
the advantage of high durability,
and are easily cleaned.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Buyer Urged
To Find How His
Area Is zoned
Value Of Investigation
Compared to Thot
Of q Title Search

Note: This Is the first OF a
series OF articles by Mr.. LuSk on
real estate and building subjects
OF interest to residents OF the
National Capital.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-02
ne da "a to znaka.

UEoituHlLdui iie I'D "a " LIldhd.
Nije socijalisovinizam prednjaeo refor-
mizmu zloglasne nemacke Socijaldemokratiie
sve dotle dogod nije "varvarska Rusija' "napa-
la Nenlacku. Ali kada Sc to desi Socijaldemo-
kratija raspiri takav sovnizam da su skoro sVi
njeni predstavnici Rajhu glasali "a rat -
Da su bill iskreni boTci "a stvar oslobdjenia
radnicke klase, kakvu su prilizu oni imali Ga
sa te visoke poiticke tribune gromkim gasom
pozovu nemacku radnicku kasu da ustane pro-
tiv kapitalzma mperi jalistickog rata. Ali
cportunistick pokret redovima rada ne del
ga ugnJetaca.
Nje nj Il ovoj zemlji socijalsovinizan
prednjacio reformizmu sve dotle dogod Sc nie
pojavio DAM istorijsk slucaj.' Pseudokomu-
nsticki pokret. koji je postao sustna oportunz-
m f + m i Z m a i socijasovinizma,
svoj V n Z m je r malo u
pozadni premda uvek vidliivog, sve do p.
juna. Do tada je reform;zam imao rec
"poboljSce' "poboljsice.' Rat bese i "a o.
portuniste do tada imperija jalisticki Roose-
Welt bese uskac rata agenat Wall Streeta
Ali cd %. juna vele pseudokomunisti, "Promena
sustine karaktera rata, neminovno je dovela
do promene stava radnickog pokreta prena
ratu." (SlobodnaReG cd 10. septembra. sa mas
MIN slovima) Jeste Ii primetil kako oni
govore ime celog "radnickog pokreta"? [
(Nastavak na 3. strani)
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olu tako gpke noge kao sto ikad bese Stonu dukata
svakom cd vas ako odrze svoje obecane'' y uzvlknu
vec gledauc sebe gde poskakuje konu gzdavl Sc
II epom mu odelu, pograva, izva svoe jubavne pesma
god bakonima paradra povrh lcJozuJe. ''Da,
gcsrodaru; sepavost &c nestati odgovore slagari
kostiju = ali pre- svega cemo morat da ponovo
preonimo nogu, gde bese slom jena pre-; drugom
tu gospodaru, moracemo da izrezemo meso sto
je naraso preko kosti ispod koena ma trecem mesu,
acemo da odlezemo mau kos sto je proba il
to ucinjeno nj jedna sumska srna nece bt gpkja
cd vase Ekselencije "Lome preslazite, odsecate od
rezujte samo da opet rnogu da hodm pravo. tako
Bozje smrti" - uzviknu Kapetan Lojola "Napred! Ma
posao!"
- Ali da mu je tai niz operacija prouzrokovao
strahovitu boil!
- Tako mi creva ST. Queneta kad zbijajuca kost bi
odseeena skrgut zuba gnjaa Lojoa zaglusvase zvuk
zuba tetere Krivene ca bese tako da gledase kao
pravi demon Mucenje mu b uzasno
"A je Ii izlecen?
Potpuno. Ali mu jos osta levi box zavojima.
Bratstvo hrurgsta zanjase da &c tai I'D bt isto
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-02

tako dobar kao pre- povrede. ako bolji Ma kraju
sest sedmica, Kapetan LoJoa usta pokusa da hod.
zbla hodase Sava slagarima kostiju Ne sepase wise
desno nozi; ALL vraga eva bocna kost mu Sc skup
diva cola usled povredjene tetve. moga ga
ana gde ope sepa gore nego pre- Sve moradjase da
radi ponovo.
Mora da bes Dona Ignjatija bese pomaman!
Urlanje tigrova rika avova bill bi kao bejanje
anaca pored Ignjatija Loole kljuta ajucem besu.
"Dragi, slatki gospodaru, govorase mu negov stai
nadzornik kuce zasto da oeajavate: sveci &c po
moc? Hrurgst izvrsise cudo desnoj noz; zasto
lie bi bill edna1o sanju da urade sto ma levom
boku?' Utopljenik hvata slamke "Hej paze trti
po hirurgiste! = prodera moi gospodar. - Do
ved in snnesa' Hrurgsti dodjose "Evo i'll, gospo-
daru' "Izdrzah samrne bolove zarad iscelena eve mi
noge vojan ola izdrzm isto toliko iii wise produ
zenje leve mi noge Mozee Ii da urade to?' Don
Ignjate slagarima kosju. Nato oni pronuse ppanju,
tiskanu gnje6enju rulisanu pacijenteve skrvlje
ne boone kosti osavajuci svoj posao ma doticnom
udu, malo zam podizu svoe glave procede kloz zube
"Da gospodaru, mozemo osloboditi toga sepanja
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ali, prvo, moraeemo da svezemo kajiSima dole e
da, gde cee morati da nepomicno leze "a diva
drugo, mora jedan kajS provuci spod ramona
cvrsto Zakcrcati procele vaseg !eza: rece
nataci tea cd reGeset funt edan beoGug zakaciti
levu nogu, da b tea polako, sgurno stall
tegla bocnu kost Tada &c dobt rezultat buduci
Ga ce drzati cvrso nepomitno diva kasa edan sto
svezuje postelju drug pod raenima drzi
protelje ezaa Pomocu tih sprawl bocna &c
biti vracena normano joj stanje krau diva
SEGA, ce tada sumska biti mamie gpka cd
Ekselencije' "Cnite to-" beSe Loolin odgovor "Ve-
zujte, natezte teglite me- da Boza krv mogu da
hodm!'
- To je strahovito! - uzvknu Kristan - To je
mucenje "drvenog konja, produzeno liza tacke udskog
izdrzanja.
(Nastavice se)
KapitalistGka akumulacja naprotiv stano proizvodi
to srazmerno svojoj energiji obmu relativnu
prenaseenost rsdnka, IT, srednje porebe opodvanja
kspitaa prekobrono zbog toga suvsno radncko sanoy
nistvo. - Marx
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-02
RIISIJA 7 MESOVITA MISLJE-
MA KAPITALISTA.

Depese il svih krajeva Sjedinjenih Drzava,
Britanskih Dominija Britanskih Ostrva po'
kazuju silnu inter-kapitalisticku preplrku 0
sovietskoi Rusiji. U New York Sc ona zove
'btke Pete Evnje" jer Sc ma toj cuvenoj ulici
suprotni argument nocno provetravaju. "Ame-
rica First Committee" bolje nazvan "odbor
"a &c svaku cenu odrzavanje kapitalizma, drzi
Sc protiv pomoci sovjetskoj Juniji veil, stva-
ri, neka Nenacka Rusija potuku jedna drugu
do sakacenja beskrvne nesposobnosti Takozva-
nj Eight for Freedom Committee {borba "a
saobodom da Sc izrabljuje rad) nakrivljeno
prima Sovjetsku Juniju u narocitom krugu ma
ella ella je stvar plavedna zagovara da S. d.
moraju pomoci ma kojoj zemji koja bori
protiv Hitlera.
Ali burzoazija koja zestoko tezi "a pora-
zom Rusije nje samo okupljena oko onih koji
su rridr zeni "izolacionistima.' Jack Tanner,
vodja b itish Engineers Union. rekao je pred
Trade Union Congressom kada Sc sastao IL
Edindburghu da je ministar "a proizvodnju avi-
jona, pukovnik J. T. C. Moore-Barabazon, IL
razio nadu da &c mozda Britannia zadrzati do
mnaciiu svoga kontinenta posredom pokusaja
Rusa Nemaca da putem rata uniste jedni
druge. kada su pitali predsednika Wade.
Winston Churchilla da Ii to izrazava vladinu
tacku gledista on je odgovorio sa ne. On je
cak sta wise izjavio da ia izjava predstav-
liza nj glediste njegovog ministra prozvodnje
avijona. ako je priznao da Sc to gledste IL
razilo ma "privatnom sastnku." sto znaci da
mnistar proizvodnje avjona poseduje jedin-
stvenu sposobnost da moze imati dive tacke
gledista, jednu zvanicnu, drugu privatnu.
Sam predsednik Wade. nekadasnji duhov
nj vodja krvolocne intervencije koja je produ-
lila gradjanski rat Rusije, sada je nepopust
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-02

Mega cemo Sc dotac posebno podrobno u
iducem zdanju WEEKLY PEOPLE dacemo
mu onakvu paznju kakvu on zasluzuje Neka
ovo sada bude dovoljno da S. L. P. izdaje opo-
menu, bez pitanja njene iskrene teznje "a tri-
jumfom Crvene Armije, ona nece dozvolti ges-
tovima "prijateljstva' koje c n nasi izrab
Givaci Sovjetskoj Juniji da mas uzdrze cd pri-
kazivanja 18TH kao neprijatelje radnicke klase
smrtne neprijatelje stvari oslobodjenja rad
nicke klase.
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-02
BORIMO Sc PROTIV OPORTU-
NIZMA.

"Jedan cd najneophodnijih uslova
pripremu proletarijata "a pobedu jeste du-
gotrajna,, nemilosrdna borba protiv opor-
tunizma, reformizma socijalsovnizma i
ostalih takvih burzoaskih uticaja i pra-
vaca, koji su neizbezni dogod Sc proletar-
jat nalazi burzoaskoj okolini."
- Lenin.
Cd kada su Marx i Engels sa "Komunis-
t,ckim Manifestom'' u ime svetskog proletari-
jata objavili klasni rat bur:oaziji pozvali sve
radnike da Sc kao klasa uje.;ine Cd tada Sc "a
pocela borba revolucionarnog pokreta protiv
oportunizma, reformizma, soc,jalsovnlzma it'd,
koji Sc pojavise redove takozvanog radnickog
pOkreta
Sustina oportunizma, kojeg uvek prate re-
formizam i socijasovinizam, sastoji Sc u tome
da Sc "a sadasnju "dobit' skorste "dani isto-
rjski suGajevi." ii "dani istorijski sluca-
jevi" nikada ne zlaze il okvira danog drus-
tvenog uredjenja, vec su uvek, sgurno.
niegovom okviru, protiv koieg Sc bor revolu-
cionarni pokret.
Reformizam, nerazdvojvi deo oportuniz-
ma, sir sve strane glasove da Sc mogu
okviru kapitalizma poboljsati sve wise nepod-
nosljiviji uslovi radncke klase pokusava da
kao isca uvuce gde god Sc radnci organize
vano sastaju. On trazi d,nas ''polu hleba,
radie nego Geo HEB "a sutra. Njegovi "dan is
torjski slutaievi' uvek su prisutni "a dobiva-
ME "poboljsi l kada zgleda da je on us
peo da zavlada sa "radnickim pokretom' on
proglasuje sve ono sto ne smrdi reformizmom,
'antiradni6ki pokret' E, jos kako svakom
mestu reformzam govori "u me' radnickog
pokreta!
Sociialsoyinizam, drug sastavni deo opor-
tunizma, prednjat II borb: da pomogne svo-
Jim pomenutim saveznicma, kada je kapitalls-
ticka drzava "opasnosti'': kada je "napada"
iii pret da je "napadne' "varvarska' imperi-
ialistieka zemlja On &c tada zasenit reformi-
zam zagovarace 'pozrtvovanje' radnika, vi
Sc nego borbu "a 'poboljsice" On ce siriti ma
cionalno jedinstvo,' ma II kojoj kapitalstckoj
zemlji on bio.
Danas besni H. Svetski Rat Svakom zdra-
vomisletem coveku-radniku treba da je jasna
stvar da Sc "demokratije' bore protiv nacista.
he zbog toga sto one zele slobodu naroda, nego
satru~ nacisticku Nemadku kao svog liutog kon
kurenta. Svakom radniku ne bi trebalo biti tes
ko shvatti da je oval rat II sustini imperi
jalisticki rat, jer vodi po drugi put u Ii
votu jedne generacije lujdi zena. vecina rad
nika izgleda znaju da je oval rat imperiialis-
ticki, jer ne daju dobrovolino zavesti da
ratuju protiv nacisticke NemaGke, "a interese
svojih izrabljiva6a. Ali sada najizraztij deo
oportunizma, soci jal-soynizam dolazi veil rad
nicima da preti "smrtonosna opasnost' njiho
vol staroi iii "novoj domovini.' | tai social
SoviniZam &c do nebesa urikati wise nego sa-
ma plutokratija i urgirace radnike da Sc spre
maju da krv lHu Ia ocuvanje dane kapitalis
ticke zemlie, kada SUI njeni imperija jalisticki in
teresi opasnosti Ali tai socijasovinizam ne
&c prednjacti reformizmu dotle dogod mu
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Dzepna Biblija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR

Sesnaesta knjiga Eugene Sue-a Tajne naroda"
iii "Istoriia edne proeterske porodice kroz vekove
Prica o Sesnaestom Stolecu - dve knjge knjiga l.
Sa orgnalnog francuskog engleski: Daniel DE Leon
Sa engleskog jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-02
MARX / ENGELS o SAVEZU
SA BURZOAZIJOM,

Qz Marxovog pisma Engelsu cd ID. jan. 1889
Sta kazes prijateju Jonesu? Da je tai CO.
vek sebe prodao, nisam JOS voljan da verujem.
Njegovo iskustvo il 1848. moze tesSo lezati ma
njegovom stomaku. Sa svojom vekom verom
u sebe, on moze misiti da je kadar da eksplo-
atise srednju klasu iii moze uobrazavati da ako
samo Ernest Jones dodje Parliament, istori-
ia sveta mora uzeti drugi okret. Najbolje kod
toga jeste da je Reynolds sada istupio svo-
ioj novini kao pomamni neprijatelj srednje
kase svega kompromsa razume Sc, il pr
kosa prema Jonesu =. Jedina je izvina "a
Jonesa dremez koji sada prozima radnicku kla-
81 Englesko Ma kako to bilo, on je sada na
puta da postane budala srednje klase iii
regat...
liz EngelsovOg pisma Marxu cd T. Okt. 1889
Stvar sa Jonesom je vrlo odvratna. On je
odrzao jednu skupstinu ovde govorio potpuno
u skladu s novim savezom sa srednjom kla-
soml Nakon owe afere, covek je skoE nagnan
ola veruje da engleski proetersM pokret Il
svom starom cartistickom obliku mora uginuti
potpuno pre- no Sto Sc moZe raZviti Il novOn
obiku, sposobnom "a zivot. Pa ipak covek ne
MOZe DredVldetl kakO ce ONdJ now ODllR Hgie-
dati. Ia ostalo, meni izgeda da je Jonesov nov
kret uzet u vezi sa bvsim wise iii mamie US
pesnim pokusajim "a takav savez, stvarno
vezan sa cnjencom da Sc engleski rroletari-
jat sve wise i wise poburzoazuje, tako da ova
najburzoaskija Cd svih nacija ocevidno ella
da konacno poseduje burzoasku aristokatiju
burzoaski proletarijat, kao burzoaziju. -.
0z Marxovog pisma Weydemeyeru cd l. febr.
1889
ia sam prekinuo sa Ernest Jonesom. Usup-
rot mojih opetovanih opomena ma da mu
predvidao bas sto Sc dogodlo - imenO, da
ce on upropastti sebe dezorganizovati Car
tsticku Partiju on Sc upleo u pokusaie da
dodie do sporazuma burzoaskim radkalima.
On je sada upropasten covek, ali steta sto je
nanese engeskom proletarijatu je ogromna.
Razume Sc steta ce biti popravljena, ali je
vrlo povoljan trenutak "a akciju izgubljen.
Zamisi vojsku, cij general odlazi neprijatelju
ia dan bitke!
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To bese icdna briga. Ali moran da zurlm.
Meme uzasavau prazne vnse boce Moa sadasnja briga
je vinskoj savini Elem, svejedno nakon zalecenja,
noge Kapetana Lojoe ostase, sto bojase, ne]ed-
make duzne "Oh psi! Jevrej! Poganski hirargisti!
= psovase Don Ignjatje kad to doznade "Dovedte mi
ovamo te magarce mantijama bratu Belzebuba Datn
in rascereziti' pozvani zurb jadni hirugsti pohta
ju Donu Ignjatu. Podrhtavahu; prevrtahu ga tano
amo pregieGahu ponovno pregledahu njegovl nogu
koa svcga toga, rezaci hriscanskog mesa tesehasi
hr55cnskh lostiju izave da mogu ucint Kapetana Lo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-02

odstranjivanje tog jedinog preostalog
neprijatelja civilizacije [kapitalizma] nece biti
veiiki problem"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
FOURTEEN YOUTHS
 ACCEPTED BY NAVY
Walter B. Robinson Of Wa terbury Accepted At
 New Haven Station

A Stony Creek youth who has been a steeplejack and tugboat pilot became a Navy man here to- day when IA Connecticut recruits were enlisted in the Navy and the Naval Reserve. Thirteen were transferred to the Naval Training Station at Newport, R. I.
 John E. Dover of 10 Palmer street, Stony Greek, enlisted for six years in the Regular Navy because for most of his 20 years he has been interested in the sea. The tug he piloted was in Stony Creek harbor this summer in connection with dredging operations. As steeplejack he worked on the Hardness Tower and other Yale buildings.
 Two Bristol youths who went to school together, worked together at the New Departure division of Gen. eral Motors, and have been friends z most of their lives, enlisted to- gether. They were Andrew T. Bell of % Second Street and Frederick L. Neils of 99 North Pond Street. Both are in the Naval Reserve for four years.
 Francis F. Kennedy of IA Pop | lar Street, New Milford, followed in the steps of his father when he enlisted. Both his father and an uncle were in the Navy during the world war. Claude w. FoSs of 17 Home Street, New London, enlisted in the Regular Navy. He has two brothers-in-law in the same serv- ice. Walter B. Robson Jr., 20 Na- than Court, Waterbury, has had three uncles in the Navy, and en- listed today.
 John F. Anderson of S7 Dora Street, Stamford, enlisted in the Naval Reserve for four years be- cause Of an interest in the sea which he believes he may have in- herited. Most of his mothers fam fly are seamen and officers in the Swedish merchant marine.
 Other Regular Navy recruits who Shipped today were: Allan Fl. Kel- ton of los Chestnut Street, Flor- ence, Mass, who recently has lived at Tb @ast Main Street, New Brit ain: Peter 0rahnickAs of l0S Ox- ford Street. Manchester; Rudolph I. Cusson of 2T Prospect Street. Mcosup: and William '. Barnes of gT Park Street. stratford.
 other Naval Reserve recruits are: Milton A. Maynard of 6 Park Place. | 0roton, and Peter Petandroa of 2I white Street, New Haven. ClAF~ ence c. Johnscn of l23 Division Avenue, Fairfield, enlisted with the rating of stoFekeeper, second class. and was ordered % return home and wait for assignment 70 active duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
MISSING YOUTH
 RETURNS HOME Truck Driver Gave Boy Ride Across Continent
 Parents Relieved

V
 Police were notified today of the return of Jackie Dacey, IA, of B Savings street, to his home, after the boy had been missing for three weeks.
 Young Dacey. who left Waterbury on July 28 with 75 cents in his pocket, claims to have been to Cal- iforrlia and back in the interim. He was much more impressed, how ever. with his brief stay in New York City, where he visited Coney Island, La Guardia Airport, and the Aquarium, and saw the great fire at Pier 27, than he was with his first trip across the continent. Hts parents and his older brothers were relieved at his unexpected re- turn. Police had been searching for him ever since his disappearance thres weeks ago, but relatives in Bridgeport and Milford had been unable to furnish any clue as to his whereabouts.
 According to Jackie's story, his travels took him to New York City, thence to Washington and Baltt- more, and then across the conti- nent. The police were making att tempts today to contact the truck driver for his explanation in taking the youngster for a ride without consulting his parents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
FIRM NAMED IN
 Sl5,OOO SUIT
Breach Of Contract M- legged By Plaintiff, Max
 H. Lange Of Waterbury

The alleged repudiation of a contract entered into by Max H. Lange, Waterbury, and the Amer lcan Fastener CO, also of this city, forms the basis of a s4l5,O00 suit brought by the former in superior court today.
 Lange contends that on N0vem- Der IS, l940, both parties consum- mated a written contract, the terms of which provided that he was to receive a salary of $l2,O00, pay- able $500 semi.monthly in advance.
 Further provisions of the con- tracS called for the construction and the putting into operation of 10 Lange High Speed Chain Ma chimes, under the supervision of the plaintiff. Tn addition, 1t is charged, the fastener concern agreed to pay him 5000 for rlon-exclusive li- cerlse to use each machine after it was completed, tested, and ttS per- forma11ce found to meet require- nnentS.
 On July IS, 1041, Lange argues, the defendant company refused to pay him the $500 salary, and has continued to refuse to do so since. On top of this, he states, the firm has neglected and refused to con- struct the machines speedily as contracted for, and has denied him .ntry into the plant. These actions, le maintains, constitute a repudia- ion of the contract.
 The plaintiff is represented by Atty. Arthur L. Corbin, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

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