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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

IS the testimony or the earul alss4i'
 Travel 10 miles from Silver City to Harper's Cross Roads and you'll come to narrow country road, Start down 1t. A scant 50 yards further on you'll come upon Q smooth, cleared path forming a per- feet circle about 40 feet in diameter. The circle is surrounded by trees, But the path which forms the cir conferences is bare as a billiard ball and inside the circle nothing grows save wire grass.
 As far back as man can remember that smooth, clear circle, free Of vegetation, has stood there. As far back as man can remember nothing has grown inside the circle but wire grass. All efforts to transplant that grass elsewhere have failed. All ef- forts to plant any vegetation on the smooth circle have also failed. EVEN ANIMALS
 FEAR EVIL CIRCLE
 Any obstacles placed by day across
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Two POSitiVeS

The Waterbury Anti-Tubercu- lcsis league yesterday heard from Dr. Edward J. Godfrey that only two of 582 students in the senior and junior classeeS at Wilby high school had shown positive reac- tions to tests for tuberculosis. The outcome of the high school tests was reported several weeks ago in The Democrat.
 The league named Miss Barbara Kilduff as public health secretary. William J. Pape was chosen to head the Christmas Seal cam paign.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
JUNGLE GEORGE"
 DIES IN MASS.

Northampton, Mass, Sept. 10- (UP) = George L. Farley, 68, All club leader at Massachusetts State college and a pioneer in All club work in the nation, died here to- day after a brief illness.
 Known as Uncle George" to thousands of New England All club boys and girls, Farley headed the All department of the college for 25 years. He had been blind for the past eight years.
 After graduating from Dart- mouth college in 1898, Farley served successively as g teacher in the schools of Hanover, N. H., Hyde Park, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass, and New Haven, Conn, and as school superintendent at Brock ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Probing Fires

Detective Lieut.. Joseph Bend Ter is assigned to investigate fires which were recently set by chill dren in the warehouse of the Tilo Roofing company on 423 East street, and the rear of LOngO grO- cery store on 525 East Main street, on September 3 and September s respectively. The fire marshal re- port of numerous other fires was submitted tO the detective bureau for investigation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
QUOTAS ASSIGNED
 TO NEARBY TOWNS

Tn addition to the 8l draftees Waterbury will furnish on October IT, as reported in The Democrat yesterday, other towns in this vicin- ity are asked to supply Q total of 99 more.
 Col. Ernest L. Averill, state direc- tor of Connectciut's selective serv- Ice system, yesterday announced that the quotas for neighboring towns are as follows:
 Board 14A (Naugatuck, Cheshire Wolcott and ProspecD, Oct. 9, Is men.
 Board 90 (Bristol), Oct l7, le men.
 Board 5B (Unionville), Oct. IA, 35 men.
 Board g (Watertown area, )Oct IA, 8 men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

which is shown above, consists of three regiments of infantry, three battalions of direct sup- port artillery, one battalion oi general support artillery, and proportionate engineer, medical, quartermaster, communications and command clements. (Chdrt courtesy "H. v. Kaltenborn's De- fense Series."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Closing At ZIP. M.

Waterbury gasoline dealers are in favor of continuing the 2 p, m. closing rule, George Gaughan, sec retary of the Waterbury Gasoline Retailers association, last night telegraphed Acting Petroleum Co., ordlnator Ralph K. Davies.
 MT. Gaughan said that shorter hours was the only way by which retailers could keep operating ex- penses down. He said the aSSocia- tion was opposed to moves by the AAA and other organizations to have the ban on night sales lifted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

binations of three, starts with
 the infantry rife squad, smallest combat unit, commanded by a sergeant, with a corporal second in command. Three rife squads and an automatic rife squad make a platoon, commanded by a lieutenant. Three rife pla- toons and a weapons platoon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
RY ELMER 0. WALZER
(CUnited Press Financial Editor

((UmlteU FFeSS EmamCAmA Euhs0Ey
 New York, September 10. - (UP) = The stock market made an ir- regular advance during the morning trading today with volume light.
 U. s. Rubber featured in volume and equaled its high for the year at 38 3-8 up l. Its preferred made 8 new top at 99 up 7-8, Pathe film had a big turnover at the previous close of IA 1-s. Boeing and Curtiss- Wright were active in the aircraft section
 United Dyewood preferred scared 2 7-e points to a new high at 35 3-8 and the common made a new high ct 8 3-S, up IA but lost its gain later. Vadsco sales preferred made a high at 27 Ia up 3 Ia and Na- tional Enameling equaled its high at 20 3-4 up 3-4. Lockhead and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Market Again Starts With Irregular Rise
u s. Rubber Featured in Volume, Equaled Its High for
 Year-Leading Issues FIuCtuated Narrowly

MacAndrews and FuEses saAnSd point each. Du POns lost nearly 2 points ard Eastman . point.
 Leading issaes fiuctuated naR- rowly for th9 most part. Around noon U. s. Steel was ct B6 3-4 Ilia- changed; Bethlehem N 1-S up i-e; Chrysler 56 7-8 up 1-6; General Motors 38 3-4 off i-4; Union Pacific 77 off 2 l-2; Santa Fe 26 S-8 off Ia, and Montgomery Ward 36 6-S un- changed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

The organization of the U. S. Army, now on vast maneuvers in Louisiana and Texas, is like that of a great corporation, with the. President, Secretary of War, Chief of Staff and General Staff deciding policy and grand strat- egy. On the other side, com- 'at personnel, organized In com-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

make a rife company, command
 ed by a captain. Three rifle
 companies and a heavy weapons
 (machine gun and mortar) com- pany make a battalion, con- manded by a lieutenant colonel; and three battalions make a reg iment, commanded by a colonel. The army division, a chart oi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
OLD PROBATE JUDGE DIES

Hebron, Conn, Sept. l0-(UP)- Funeral services will be held Thurs day for Leon c. Rathbone, 72, rep- resentative in the General Assembly in 1881, who died late yesterday.
 Rathbone was a native of East Haddam. He was judge of probate here for 16 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Jurors TO.Be

Drawings for 28 persons to act as jurors for the September crim |. snal and fall civil session, l04l, ot the waterbury Superior Court, will
 be held ct the office of Superior Court Clerk George II. Freeman on Saturday, September l3, at 10 Q. m, D.S,T. Jurymen selected will serve for a period of eight weeks from the date Of summons
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Two Recruits

Two more Waterbury boys have cen enlisted for Uncle Sam's 3rmy this week, according tO Re- cruialng Sergeant William Deuth. Both boys elected t0 join the size nal corps, and will be stationed at Fort Monmouth. N J.
 yohn Richmeyer, son of Clarence Richmeyer of 60 Beecher avenue has been accepted by the recruit ms. and win leave tomorrow. The ether volunteer. Robert ,. Eabo eg Gaakn read, Prospect left town
 s4rdmg fpr the New aeawey bar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
BELIEVED DROWNED

Cromwell, Conn, Sept. 10-(UP) State police and rivermen today believed Herbert Haynes, 50, care- taker at LAwlor's backyard, was drowned in the Connecticut river Monday night. An empty rowboat from Lawlors place was found in the river.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
RANK PREaIDENT DIEs

Wilton, Conn, Sept. i0-(UP)- Funeral services will be held Friday for William II. Hunter, 69, president of the Norwalk Savings banks, who died late today after an illness.
 Hunter was vice president and treasurer of the Gilbert & Bennett Wire Works at Georgetown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Over 3,60O,O00 tons of Indian corn stored in government gram aries in Argentina was lost through deterioration in the last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Two hundred "clock stars" are used 10 check constantly naval observatory time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

fair visitor gaxes CarOna mystic rcleThe Devs
 Trampng Ground"
 By NEA Service T., ., High Point N o. September loThe devil tamps nightly in the aalands eere spot in western Chatham County here there every night paoney Maybe There's testimony stronger than the awed they talk of the subject
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
BICYCLE SAFETY
 SUBJECT OF TALK New Haven A. A. A. Official to Address Rotary Senior Aid to Meet
CHESHIRE NEWS Cheshire Phone 33A
 Hubert Rlgney

Cheshire, Sept. l0-Clarence Cow ing of New Haven will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Rotary club Thursday evening at Waverly inn ct e;15 o'clock. Cowing, an off, cial in the A. A. A. and the Con necticut Motor Club" will speak on Bicycle Safety"
 Members of the Cheshire club are preparing plans for Q safety drive In Cheshire for bicycle riders. It is planned to have a bike inspection and the issuing of licenses and bicy- cle ratings to the various riders for the condition of the bikes,
 Herman w. Toepke has been named chairman of the committee ilt charge of arrangements and the speaker at this weeks meeting will explain the details of the plan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
v.AYOFF AT SILK co.

Hartford, Conn. Sept. i0-(UP)- A layoR at the National Silk Co.,, Willimantic, was reported today by State Employment Director Major Leonard J. Maloney because of Q shortage Of materials.
 The ompany, processing and making parachute silk, dismissed 35 workers, Maloney said, due to "fail- ure of promised silk to arrive"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Members of the Senior Aid society of the Congregational church will hold an all-day meeting Friday in the church parlors.
 Harlan Durand, son of MT. and Mrs. Dexter w. Durand of Wal lingford read, has resumed his studies at the University of Roches- ter where he Is In his junior year.
 Miss Donna Doe, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Doe of Jarvis sreet, has resumed her studies at New Haven Teachers college where she Is entering her junior year. Miss Eleanor Linke, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herman Linke of Wallingford road has entered her sophomore year.
 Mrs. Arthur N. Sheriff of Church drive will be hostess for the first fall meeting of the Sunshine society ct her home Wednesday afternoon, September 17. Mrs. Newton Tyler will preside.
 The condition of A. Knox Starlings of Church drive, Cheshire academy instructor, is reported to be slightly improved.
 Summer school students at the Cheshire academy are now taking their final examinations and the summer courses close this weekend, The regular term at the academy will start September 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Compensation Agreements

Compensation Commissioner JO- seph F.. Talbot today approved the following agreements:
 Hulda Reichler, New Hartford, against Landers, Frary and Clark, New Britain, $IO.6l per week be- ginning August 2l; Iacerati0n of the right middle finger.
 Walter Montgomery, New Ha- ven, against Eastern AaalIeable Iron Co, Sl2.53 per week begin ming August 28; burn on left foot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
This Is A Typical U. s. Army Division

' llGNT ARTILLERY BATTAu0N Eaeh Q rsPFSssnh enc los.mm. howltEeV
 IN. c. esltsf1 Service saWerI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Any obstacles placed by day across
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

ma jedne masky Dude ais 1915
a budou rozdavany zdarma CT
viln1mu obyvateltsvu, nejdrfve
v t. w. cflovych oblastech, jez
tahnou sc ma 200 mil do vnitra
zeme Cd pobrez1.
= Pozadavky, ably narod
mel dosti potTeb ma valecne in
dustrie. della, vzducholodi a
tanky - spojene S malymi "a
sobami gumy, v nekolika mesl-
c1ch zavin1 asi, re automobile
va industrie zastavena Dude.
Dojde-li ku zastavenf asi
100000 osob pride o praci.
- Winston Churchill, prvni
ministr Angle, prijel do Wash
ingtonu v pondeli noel, ably Sc
radil S presidentem Roosevelt
tenn o valecne strategic.
Navsteva jeho byla prekva-
penlm, kdyz oznamena byla z
Blleho Domu o Z. iodine vecer.
DO SpOJenych Statu pfijel
ma vzducholodi provazen jsa
lordem Beaverbrook a stabem
pOmocn1kG.
President a Churchill pono-
rili Sc Timed do porady.
- Znama letkyne Laura In
gals, jez byla prvnf zenou, jez
pfeletela bez prestavky Spoje-
ne Staty Cd vychodu k zapadu,
byla zatcena tajnou vladnf po-
lici1 FBI a, kdyz nemohla slozi-
ii pozadovanou zaruku $500
dollarG, byla ponechana We We
zenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

jetku nepratelskych cizinc1, t.
j. neobcan1 nebude vladu Spoj.
StatG nijak zatezovati, nebot
j nebude staff ami jediny cent.
Podel prfslusneho zakona vse-
chny vylohy s tim spojene bu-
dou hrazeny z fondG, jez pre-
vezme vlada.
- Leon Henderson reditel
civiln1ch zasob, oznamil drasti-
cke sn1zeni We vyrobe osobn1ch
automobile pro tento mes1c a
leden.
Prosincova kvota Dude 500
pod produkcl "a tyz mesic mi
nuleho roku a lednova kvota O
O 1870 mensf nez v lednu toho-
to roku.
Henderson rovnez oznamil:
re pridely ma dnor, jez byly u
veTejneny dine 10. listopadu,
jsou odvolavany a 10 move kvote
pro 1nor Sc uvazuje.
Jiz cd minuleho mes1ce
Ijsou vanocnf stromky ma ceste
do velkych NEST, ably po SVEN
ozdobenf pTinesly opet radost
do srdci a dust milionG obyva-
tell Spoj. Staff, hlavne ovsem
d1tek.
Vanocnf stromky dostavaji
Sc ma trh v Uni z nekolika rdz-
nych zdrojG. Jedn1m z nej-
starsfch jsou lesy We statu
Maine a jine v Novo-anglickych
statech. Pote Pride Kanada,
hlavne jeff vychodnf cast, pax
Istaty stfednfho severozapadu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

dvefmi. Spojene Staty nebyly
nikdy sjednocenejs1 nez jsou
nyn1 a prav1m, re Hitler jiz pro
hral waikiki"
= Dim zastupcG schvalil
81 prot 9 hlasGm navrh zako-
ma, die nehoz ma komunisticka
strana DAFT Sc registrovati jake
agent CHI vlady a udati jmena
svych 1Tedn1kG a clenG u de-
partmentu spravedlnosti.
Senat v tie dobe schvalil po-
dobnou pTedlohu S malou zme-
nou. Pfedloha patrne Dude pro
|jednavana We spolecnem vybo-
ru, ably byly odstraneny nesrov-
nalosti.
Navrh je dodatkem k zako-
nu O registraci agent1 CHI vel
moci z r. 1888, o jehoz rozsfre-
nj Sc v kongresu jedna.
- Fiorello HI. La Guardia,
reditel 1Tadovny pro civilni OBJ
ranu vyslovil sc, re kongres
snad brzy Dude pozadan, ably
zakoupil 100000 plyno-
vych masek pro civilnf obyva-
tele We trech pobTeznlch oblas-
tech - ma Atlantickem ocea
nu, Mexickem zalivu a Tichem
oceanu.
La Guardia Tekl ma sve tisko-
We konferenci, re rozpoctova
kancelar uvazuje O teto veci a
re zadost o tyto fondy Dude "a
viseti ma doporuceni armady.
Masky budou peti velikostf. Ce-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

Obzalovanou podrobiI vysle-
chu vladni komisar Needham
Turnage, jenz urcil jejf zaruku
a odlozil pT1pad ma &c. prosi-
nee, ably 81 mohla zjednati pray
n1ho zastupce. Letkyne 81 ste
zovala, re byla zavrena V ma
lem pokoji vladimir agenty a
SO hodin jiz nespala.
Byla obzalovana, re nedala
Sc registrovati jake agent ne
mecke vlady. J. Edgar Hoover,
Tiditel FBI, sdelil, re letkyne
byla pc mnoha mesfcG agenty
sledovana a re byla placena
zvlaStnim agentem nemecka
"a to, re sfrila zde nazistickou
propaganda. Department spra-
vedlnosti sdelil, re Ingallova
jest 38 rokG stara a narodila sc
v meste New Yorku. Jedina
jej1 znama adresa jest Murray
Hill Hotel v New Yorku. Eat
cena podflela sc ma schnzfch
isolacnfkG America First Com
mittee a caste vedla zastupy
zen, isolacn1ch organisacf do
Washington ma protestnf sch1-
re. Tez podnikala nalety mad
Billy dun a shazovala S aero
planu letacky pffznive nazis-
tim.
= Americky Cerveny krfz
vyzval $4,000 graduovanych O.
setfovatelek k vybudovani re-
servy, ably Sc vyhovelo naleha-
wynn pozadavk1m ozbrojene
moci i civilniho obyvatelstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

a konecne sever Pacifickeho
pobfezf.
To jsou hlavnf zdroje, kro-
me nichz dodavajl vanocnl
stromky take dalsf staty, avsak
jejich produkce nepada pills
ma vahu, protoze nen1 valna a
pax take vice menz jenom To-
kalni.
Federalni department obcho
du We Washingtone odhaduje,
re letos obchodn1ci prodaj1
pres 5,O00,O 600 vanocnlch
stromkG, coz Dude rekordni els
lice. Vsech vanocnlch strom-
XII zazaTf ovsem v Uni mnohem
vice, nebot do teto cfslice nej-
sou zapocitany stromky, jez
vlastn1ci lesI vyseknou pro sve
rodiny nebo darujf sym INA
mym.
- Sam Paper, MATTEL Tez-
nickeho obchodu, ktery Sc ma
rodil v Polsku a "a prvn1 sveto-
We valky slouzil v armada Spo-
jenych Stat1, myslf, re lid by
mel dati Wade billion jake dar
k vanocGm.
16. prosince odevzdal de-
partmentu pokladu eek ma
lS34,84 ktery representuje den
nj mzdy jeho, jeho zeny a peti
pravidelnych zamestnanc1 je-
no obchodu.
Pravil: "Mysl1m, re vsichni
dohromady mohli bychom dati
Stryci Samovi billion dolar6 ja-
ko dar, kdyz jsou vanoce prede
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
I Washington.

= Kongres zvysil narodnf
valecny program ma $7O,OO0,-
100000 a urychlil plany ma
rozsfren1 vojenske povinnosti.
Konecne schvalen1 bylo da-
no predloze, zadajicf dalsich
$10,500,0 600, 600 ma zT1zeni ar
mady dvou milionG muzd a w.
zbroj pro dalsf 1,250,000 vo-
jak1.
We vojenskem vyboru domu
zastupcG byla schvalena pred
loha, jfz je department valky
opravn6n odvadeti k vojsku
muze Cd Fl do "A inclusive.
Rovnez schvalena byla registra
ce muzG cd Is do GA let vcetne.
Pravn1 vybor domu zastupcG
a senatn1 obchodnf vybor schva
Ill predlohu, ktera je obnove-
MIN zakona O obchodovani s
nepr1telem a zakona z prvnf
svetove valky, ktery dava pre-
sidentovi pravo censorovati po-
stu a telegraf.
= Mas vladnf aparat Sc pri-
pravuje k zmocnenf Sc billion
dollaroveho majetku nepratel-
skych cizincG jake zaruky pro
jakekoli pozadavky Spoj. Sta
til prot nepTatelskym vladam,
a zvlastn1 odd1l sboru Omen"
ceka ma rozkaz, ably proved OBJ
stavenf cizineckeho majetku.
Vlastenecke pravo ma byti
pfevzato u takoveho majetku,
ktery vlastnf nepTatelstf cizin-
CT zijfcf mimo Spoj. Staty a pax
tt prfsluSn1ci zem1 "osy", kteTf
z dGvodG veTejne bezpecnosti
byli vsazeni americkymi 1Tady
do zajistovac1 vazby.
Vladn1 uTednfci vSak pTi tom
zdGraznujf, re pri tomto kroku
nen1 1mysfem vlady rusiti ma
jetek cizincG. kteT1 dbaj1 zako-
nj Spoj. StatG. z tie pTlciny
Nemci, Italove a Japonci ne
must mfti obavy O sve domy a.
nj sve bankovn1 vklady, pokud
nejsou one male mensine, jez
byla pozatykana zr1zenci FBI.
Federalnf generalnf navlad-
nj Biddle utvoTil zvlastnf odde-
len1 Alien Property Division
pfi Department. spravedlnosti,
ktere Dude Tfditi prevzeti ne
pfatelskeho majetku.
Povinnosti Crowleyho budou
podobne, jake byly kustoda
majetku nepTatelG v prvnf sve-
tove valce, ktery tehdy spravo-
val majetku asi "a 1868, OOO,-
900. Vetsina nepfatelskeho
majetku, jenz byl prevail le-
tech 1917-1918, byla spravova-
ma vladou a vyjimku tvoril po-
m6rn6 maly pocet majetku,
jenz bez zvlastnfho zakona ne
mohl byti spravovan.
Administrace Gill sprava ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
kerfluStered
He Had All the Ans,Ders,
Till Uncle San, Came In

If Edward Murray. promoter
and principal operator of the
Amazing Answer Company, had
only had the answer to the ques-
ton How TO keep out of trouble
with Uncle Sam" he would not
now be awaiting trial on a charge
of using the mails 10 defraud.
But that was not one of the
answers his company provided. so
Murray today is under Indictment.
He was arrested last January
81 with Harry Bernstein and Fred
Shaffer. both of Chicago. by De-
troit police, who had received
complaints on the operation of the
company.
The company. according 10 the
indictment, sent out 1000 or more
letters containing questions such
as, How can you make $50 from
a quart Of vinegar and promis-
ing they would forward the an
swers in return for 81.
The federal grand jury faced
Bernstein and Shaffer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Ford Engineers
0nWdyWestto
Study Bomber

Wasting no time after receiving
the go-ahead of the government
for a new $11, 100000 bomber
assemblies factory near Ypsilanti.
the Ford Motor ompany had 70
designers and engineers en- route
to the west coast today TO study
construction of the big B24D long
range bomber. which the company
will partially assemble in the new
plant.
Although present plans call for
the Ford company to assemble
only the air-frames. sending them
to Fort Worth. Tex, and Tulsa,
Okla. for final assembly. the plant
Is designed for expansion to in
clude a mile-and-a-quarter-long
assembly line to turn out the fin
ished product If the government
should change its plans.
Ford technicians are headed for
the Consolidated Aircraft's plant
in San Diego. where they will
work out methods Of putting
production on volume basis.
Edsel Ford, president of the
company. said he hoped ito be in
production by the end of the year"
adding that an effort would De
made to get under way immedi-
stely, using existing plant facil-
ties.
Work will be begun at once on
the new plant, TO be located
between Ecorse and Jacksonville
q0a3s, east of Ypsilanti 1t will
have two sections built in
Information. One section will be
500 feet wide and 300 feet deep.
Behind this will he a section 1.20O
feet long and 400 feet wide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Defective Material
In Housing Secuted

Defective material has not been
used in constructing the founda-
ton of the Herman Gardens hous-
ing project. H. II. Sherry of the
Smlth-Lipman Construction Com
pany said today in signed state
ment TO the Detroit Housing CopI-
mission and federal housing off,
Gals.
Sherry's statement. which fol-
lowed a conference on the housing
project, was concurred in by
George Edwards. secretary Of the
housing commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
~ Detroit TaVermS
Lose Their Licenses

eph Arickx. 1910 Mack avenue
Frances Rucinski. 1888 West Fort
street: Nora Burke. 1913 West
Fort: Joseph and Ann Stemitz,
1920 West Vernon highway. Frank
Declare. i7l6-lS West Fort; Jack
Hnatink. 1900 Plumer street;
Harry Cocals. 573 Gratiot; A.
Rothman and J. Michaelson. 737
Gratiot.
Samuel Soferin Wonder Bar. ="
1921 Washington boulevard; John
SamborSki. 1914 fireman. ave-
nue.: Clara Samhat. 1884 Lahser
road. Ann Skalba. 20l27 Joy road;
Thomas Corgioh. i9l2-li Cadillac
avenue: Fred J. Brodeur 1906
Mack. Mrs. Irene VI. JanSon. 9208
Mack; Max H. Ellis, 660l ker-
cheval avenue John and Herman
Britt. 147l6 East jefferson ave
nue.: Joanna kartSonaS. 6601 East
Lafayette avenue Joseph Devil
lers, 1918 East jefferson. Roose-
Welt Lawrence. 17l6 ST. Aubln
avenue; Joseph Romano Sr.. 1888
Riopelle street. Joseph Peters, 755
Orleans street. Joseph Peters,
1879 Macomb street: Siabley
Depki. 3201 Wight street; Phillip
Garagaolo. 1901 Clinton street;
Perry J. York. 1904 Fenkell ave-
nue.; Michael Surckees, 1900
Cherry street. c. Rousas and A.
{. MangoS. 25li Myrtle street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Time. star oorr.,penasn,

LANSING. March 5. - Forty
seven Detroit drinking establish
ments will not be allowed 10 re-
new then licenses May /. Commits
sioner James d. Dotsch said today.
The licensees rejected by the
commission. on recommendation
OF the Detroit police department
precinct inspectors, are:
Stella RoginSki. 1856 WeSson
avenue. James Hanna. S235 Grand
River avenue Joseph Selhorn,
1920 Grand River. Edwin l. Marx,
$3.50 Fourteenth street: ConStan-
tine RouSos. 54S9 Grand River;
Gertie Dibble. 1890 West Warren
avenue; Margos Garabedian. l34S
Holden avenue: Robert r. Block.
$3.50 Fourteenth. G. KaragaS and
p. Karatjias, Ills West Warren;
Leo Gersten. cola Hamilton ave-
nue. George McCurdy. 4720 Grand
River. Martin Haggerty, 2346
West Warren; James and Ursula
Carson, SIS Grand River
Ben Shireman. SIS Lincoln
avenue: Muriel McFadden and
John Hovaginin. 30l0 West War
rem. Albert Mikel 5212 Hamilton;
Samuel Marluf. 2624 Stanley ave-
nue.. Joseph Samra. administrator.
PASS Lawley avenue, Frank Has
quinzo. SS0l Harper avenue: JOS