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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
JOHN MARTINO
 HOME FROM NAVY

John Martino. first class torpedo man, U. s. Navy, son of MT. and Mrs. Philip Martino is now home at 493 Congress avenue. He Is att tached to Motor Torpedo Squadron Two. Next Monday he will be trans ferred to the torpedo school New port. R. l., for Q three months course in torpedos. He was selected for the school due to the high me- rits attained witE otke- members of bis rating after being highly rec commended by his Commanding of- ficer. Young Mariino has been in the Naval service Tor seven years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
Klimas Appointed As
 Government Inspector
Former Member of St. JOseph's Parish Qualities at
 Hartford; CYO Team in Quiz Tonight

Vincent A Klimas of Terryville, formerly of Waterbury, has passed the Connecticut examinations and interviews at Hillyer college, Hart ford, and has been accepted by the United States government as in- spector of engineering materials in the national defense program.
 Mr. Klimas, who is studying at Hillyer college for his masters de- gree in mechanical engineering, was selected recently as staff photogra- pher of the Hillyer college year book and as 8 member of the col- lege banquet and sports dance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
Campaign Opens For
 Lions Health Farm
New Dormitory Among Several Plans Outlined;
 $4,OOO Needed to Carry Out Program for Riddles

and officials, including pr. Edward J. Godfrey, health officer Rev. Eu- gene P Cryne, director of the Dio- cesan Bureau of Social service Jeannie Heppel of the Chase Dis- pensary, the Visiting Nurses asso- ciation, the Salvation Army, and the local hospitals.
 Assisting Mfr. Greenblatt on the committee are: James J. Curtin superintendent of parks, John B Phelan and Merwin s. Bronson treasurer. Cooperating doctors are Dr. John M. F'reiheit, Dr. Godfrey and Dr. 8 w. Jenres.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
GREENL AND GIVES U. s. BASE NEAR
 EUROPE FOR LONG-RANGE BOMBERS

new German long-range Kurier.
 A foothold in Greenland would be good point of take-of against the widening operations of that menace of shipping.
 From Greenland to German-oc- cupied Norway is a distance of less than a thousand miles.
 The Navy's PBx patrol bomb- CTS carry five tons of bombs 4000 miles; the Armys improved Fly ing Fortress B17C carries two tons nearly $500. At Santa Monica, Calf, Douglas is completing the Bl9, largest bomber in the world. If the single pilot model now about ready for trial flight makes good, 1t can carry 28 tons 5000 to 7,500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14

The Waterbury Lions club has begun It's drive to raise $4,000 for It's Children's Health Foundation conducted each summer at the clubs Bantam Lake camp, accord. ing to 6 statement made today by Charles J. Greenblatt, general chairman of the committee, who said "The time again is approach ing to give thought to the plight of the unfortunate needy children of our community whose under nourished bodies are starving for a few weeks Of sunshine and super vised care and recreation. Last year we were able to take care of l06 children and our aim this year is to provide for 160."
 Letters asking for contributions to the cause will reach hundreds of Waterburians today The club pro- poses to raise most of the money through contributions, and through games and parties sponsored by the orga anization, in addition to individ- ual and group donations made by the club and It's members.
 This year in particular the need for aid is great, the committee stated. More and more, deserving youngsters require the attention and care which the foundation can offer, and the Lions club has au- thorized the construction of a new dormitory building to house an ad- ditional 20 children.
 MT. Greenblatt added: "The Lions club health farm needs your cooperation to insure the success of this undertaking. All contributions, large or small, will help this great work. All money raised will be used for the farm, the overhead and ne- cessary expenses being provided by the Lions themselves"
 The project has the hearty sup- port of prominent city business men
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14

Anyway, the coast IS not ice- bound. When weather is 50 below Sometimes 1t is 20 above) winds whistling down the ice-cap lash ocean waves high and spray freez- es. Nevertheless, Naval authori- ties say flying boats could be used. FERRY SYSTEM PLANNED
 BY GREENLAND ROUTE
 These planes may simply patrol eastern Greenland to prevent fur ther incursions like that of the Nazi party which reportedly tried to seize a weather station for use in bombing Britain.
 Or they may carry out plan the President is known to have considered, to protect shipments
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
PAIR ARRESTED

Harry Mcdonald. ls. 43 Chatfield avenue. and James Stewart, IS, 87 Locust street, both colored, were picked up in New Haven today by Lieuts. Joseph Bendler and Edward McElligott of the local detective bureau. on charges of theft of car. breaking and entering and theft of markers. The pair arc charged with breaking into a garage on Ward street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
LIEUT.. MISSING

San Luis Obispo. Calif.. April i4.- (UP)-Lieut. Minot F. Pitts of Steep Falls. Me, has been missing from Camp Roberts since April 3 army authorities revealed today.
 His automobile was found near camp two days after Inc had van ished. Fellow officers believed he was lhe victim Of foul play, or amnesia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14

[ of American supplies to Britain.
 This plan is to establish veri- table ferry from New York, Bos- ton and Halifax to Aberdeen, Scotland by the Greenland-Ice- land route. Cargo vessels at all times would be conveyed on the sea by war vessels (perhaps under the British flag, though furnished by us), and in the air by planes based on Newfound- land, Greenland and Iceland.
 This route is harder of access to German submarines than those farther south, especially of the minnow type, while tn e seas are rougher and Aberdeen is less &C., cessible to bombing save by the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
DOYLE REAPPoINTED

Hartford. Conn. April 14.-(UP)- Gov. Hurley today reappointed George A. Doyle, Bridgeport. to the state board of mediation and ar- bitration for six years commencing April 16. Doyle first was named to the board in 1897,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14


 which will be held later this spring. During his residence in Water- bury. MT. Klimas was an active member of many organizations at St. Josephs church and partici- pated in numerous Lithuanian &C., ttvities in the Brooklyn section. For three years he was an officer of the Young Connecticut Lithuanian Catholics, and at present is editor- in-chief and business manager of the Chronicle" the organizations quarterly publication.
 About 75 young people attended the Mount Carmel c. Y. o. social held Saturday night at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church Members of St. Lucys 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
Market Fluctuates At
 < Opening Of New Week
Some Few Issues Went Down to New Lows, But Came Back Before Close; Bethlehem Steel Had Worst Drop

Tube, International Nickel, rnterna- tional Paper and Republic Steel were unchanged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14

Because of . shortage. old glass Is being ground and made into new shapes in Java.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Retail Volume
40 Period

Consumer interest in Fall wear
ing apparel and other merchandise
increased this week, although the
dollar volume of some department
stores was lower as the result Of
some August presale business be-
ing credited 10 September 2 totals,
says Dunn e. Bradstreet. Inc.
Retailers report a pronounced
consumer trend toward the pur-
chase Of better quality merchan-
disc, despite price advances. For
the month 10 date volume ranges
from l3 per cent 10 20 per cent
above the corresponding 1910 Pc
riod. Inventories are higher than
year ago, but there are short
ages on some items.
Wholesale distribution advanced
sharply during the last week and
for the month to date averages at
least 35 per cent above the same
period a year ago For the most
part wholesalers are likewise car
rying larger inventories than last
year but shortages of particular
items are numerous. Collections
are several percentage points
ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Error
Gives Lou
Bat Title

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Discovery
of an error today made Lou Novi-
koff, Chicago Cubs rookie who
spent good part Of the season
with Milwaukee, the batting cham
pion of the American Association.
a previous announcement gave
the title 10 Lou Klein. Columbus
ShortStop, but corrected figures
gave Novikoff .370-135 hits in 365
trips 10 the platezagainst Klein'S
average of .362.
The Mad Russian" fielder. who
previously has led all hitterS in the
Three-Eye, Pacific Coast, and the
Texas leagues, was sent from the
Cubs TO Milwaukee early in the
season when he appeared unable
10 hit major league pitching con-
sistently.
Indications are now mounting
that this was a hasty decision.
Against Tom Hughes OF Philadel-
phia yesterday, he got a home run,
a double and single IN four times
at bat.
ness, the Belmont, the Washington
Derby, etc, are expected TO be
TO 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
National Tool
Sales, Profits Up

CLEVELAND. Sept IL Net
sales of the National Tool Com
pany for tho first six months Of
1911 we're Sl1s5. 965 an increase
Of 1906 per cont over the similar
period Of last year II IS announced
by 4. J Brandt president.
The company IS ono Of the ma
ior cutting tool manufacturers in
the United States. approximately
- per cent of its output being
u 1Sorbed by national defense. En-
-5loymcnt is now al record high
Net profit before federal taxes
increased from S4575s for the first
half of 1910 10 1927 067 for the
same period this year a reserve
of S7l.0i2 has been set aside and
will he adjusted after pending tax
legislation iSN enacted.
The National Tool Company is
a 32-year-old concern of which
Brandt assumed the presidency
in 1890. al which time II stood
fifteenth on the list OF cutting tool
manufacturers. 1t now stands
fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
3D. Scrap
Drive Nets
5000 Lbs.
Time. stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. 13.-
City officials said today that the
scrap aluminium collection cam
paign. completed yesterday. had
Melted approximately 1900 pounds
tor defense purposes.
Under the direction Of officers
of Lieut.. Harold j. Payette Post
Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
approximately 500 Boy Scouts
secured the city for two days for
the metal This was the third
time in recent months that resi-
dents have been asked for utensils
containing aluminium.
Not being experts in deterrnin-
ing the metal, scouts collected
hundreds of pounds of tin and
other metal containers.
The metal is to be turned over
10 the state highway department
for disposal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Indicated Section Treated as Colony

Thurman w Arnold attorney general charge Of
the division before
public lands referred exploitation the
the Industrial East Indicated that the being
treated colony.
This language closely akin that used by Secretary
Ickes address before the Spokane wash Chamber of Com
August 10 last when he referred critics OF the federal
these words:
They interested in utility properties largely owned
which TO derive continuing revenues"
Evidently social according the 1ckes standard
capital undeveloped
West for deveopmenal purposes Yet such ntersecona
played useful role tho
West
According press reports Arnold envaged
hearing economic between "unogand business
West against organized business in the East resulting colonial
by which tho East controls the West
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Sick Market
Quief, Steady
In Initial Deals
Case Exception to
Narrow Movements,
Up Point to New High
International News service Wiz.

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-The
stock market was quiet and
steady in initial dealings today.
Most leaders held around last
nights closing prices, and many
were slow in opening.
Case was an exception 10 the
marrow movements, jumping a
point on its first two sales 10 a
new 1871 peak of SIS. This fol-
lowed yesterdays squirt of 3s4
points.
Fractional improvement was
shown by Western Union, Ameri-
can Airlines. Sears Roebuck. Rey-
nolds Tobacco "B. Chesapeake
and Ohio and Mcintyre Mines, the
last-named reaching a new top
for the year.
General Motors. United States
Steel, Montgomery Ward, New
York Central. Standard Oil of
New Jersey. Consolidated Edison
and Goodyear all opened un-
changed.
initial quotations: United States
Steel 564. unchanged; Chrysler
56i2 off y; General Motors 39i.
unchanged;s Johns Manville 6Si.
unchanged; Sears Roebuck la.
up A;-Censolidated Edison 17&s
unchanged; New York Central
l2l., unchanged; Standard Oil of
New Jersey a.. unchanged; West
ern Union 30l., up - Anaconda
2Sia, off II, and Dupont 1921.
unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Airport RunwdY
MayBeChanQed
Times star Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. BIN
ability Of the city TO acquire land
for the S1,000,000 national defense
expansion of the Kellogg Airport
may force engineers on the prof.
ect to redraw plans for the paving
of runways in an effort TO COM
plete the project before cold
weather.
While the city has acquired all
land with the exception of a few
lots, these lots must be acquired
before the WPA will sanction a
contract for grading and paving
the portion Of the airport involved.
1t has been suggested TO the
city that the north-South runway
be moved 10 feet so that il will
not trespaSS on the privately
owned lots, enabling the city to
get the paving in before frost
makes work impossible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Gold Imports
Dip in August
International New. servic. wiz.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Gold
imports in August were $50, 979,-
44s, compared with S37, 1854, $50
the preceding month, the COM
meree department reported today.
The department said that during
the same month last year imports
we're 1851, 563,006.
Canada was the principal ship
per of gold last month. sending
$40 H3,0 900. Other shipments in
cluded S6,742,000 from Australia,
S., 098r 600 from the Philippine Is
lands. S3,5l4,000 from South
American countries and S3,407, 0OC
from Russia.
Silver imports were S3,561 600
The department said gold stock
during August increased by S44.
295, 900 TO S22. 718,6 $50, 900 from
imports, domestic production and
other factors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Whir|y Again
is Fdvorite

PAWTUCKET, r. l.. Sept. 10
WhirlaWay, winner of turfdom's
three great stakes this year, rules
the favorite against a field of three
thoroughbred horses running today
in the S25 600 Narragansett Spe-
cial
Over the mile and three-six-
teenths course which has proven
A junk for such great champions
as Discovery and SeabiScuit.
Whrly must meet the challenge
OF War Relic, battling son OF
Man oWar Haltal and Equifox
are given only an outside chance
10 catch the long-tailed chestnut
but War Relic has plenty backing.
Atty Robertson rides Whiriaway
today. The odds OFT the winner OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Hear Witnesses
In Baby S Death
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. 13.-A
coroners jury this morning began
hearing evidence from six witnesses
to determine the cause of the
death of 34-day-old Viola Marie
Sivits, who died last week from a
crushed skull.
Undersheriff Howard Duck
worth, who conducted an inVesti-
cation into the death of the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
SivitS. said that he was of the
opinion that the baby either had
been struck or thrown with great
force prior 10 its death. An
autopsy revealed that the upper
left section of the baby's skull
had been crushed.
Police investigation was begun
when Community Hospital ply
stefan refused 10 sign a death
certificate. The baby was injured
in fall from her crib, the
parents claimed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Voluntary Boost in Production Seen Helpful

Second voluntary in production and supply OF
helpful different
from what the administration proposes
The New Dealers would have the government do il. The
free business do under reasonable
regulation.
Tho Dealers talking increased production ito
the defense
But what needed m increased efficiency
dcon and 2 increased effort particularly the part OF labor
Strikes factor Duplication and
Dealers would civilian
should he cared
efficiency methods including rationng and Sacrifices
Third and the sale Of bonds private
should he encouraged by establishing sound financial
conditions lIuabaloo bad
What needed the standards and principles which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
system Discontinued " Years Ago

Pittsburgh plus system which Arnold coorfuiy afudes
when the federal trade
United States Steel Corporation 10
the Pittsburgh plus system
marketing steel products based point except the
production shipment Thus the leader and other
manufacturers replaced the single Pittsburgh
basng point technique the multiple hasing point
a ordinarily with steel mill al
though prices steel items nowadays quoted
the Gulf Of Mexico and the Pacific
Behind this elaborate marketing technique is simple SCI
product
tho delivered TO the customers
price rail freight from the bang
pom y point of consumption
Whether the established method Of making and distributing
~ debatahle but
when production Is IN the public interest Is
bettle and technologe which
current policies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Means Sound Government Finance

Such conditions would include and economically sound
system of taxes which everybody would consciously share II
would II would the
Shment standard for credit without which
there intelligent voluntary saving Thus
would socialism and dictatorship
One of the first results would he honest sacrifices borne by
all and undeSeore now because the New Dealers
saying lets reduce certain forms of purchasing but
They reduce demands
but build backlog Of demand after the
In short they still make everybody by
social planning and This imitation Sacrifices
would he needed for that
Paging Washington Lincoln and Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Forbes
Home-Buildine Drive
To Bring Rent Rise,
But It's Inevitable
BY II. G. FORBES

. Rents are certain TO rise in all
eareas Spurred directly, or even
indirectly, by defense spending.
Better accommodations will
be sought by many families
switching from relief 10 we'll
paid employment. Millions of
workers have been and are be-
ing elevated from the unskilled
ranks 10 skilled ranks. Many
Of them will want new homes in
keeping with their improved
financial status.
Then, too, wage rates for
craftsmen in most industries al
ready have risen, and this trend
is sure 10 broaden. Moreover,
full-time work is now the rule,
very different from depression
times.
BODYBUILDING IN many sec
tion's has been brisk during the
last year or more. u Thanks
partly 10 the financial assistance
made available by the govern
mcnt'S liberal spending Of tax
payers money. But the eXpan-
sion isn't at all commensurate
with the upboUnd in employ
mcnt. nor our total weekly pay
envelope.
Therefore. VIC can count upon
Witnessing clamor for dwellings.
with, as an inevitable result, an
advance in rents.
Spread OF prlorities may re-
strict home construction. Such
action should not be lightlytaken.
Apart from the idleneSS curtail-
ment Of building would cause
the well-known economic fact IS
that building activity stimulates
more fines ~ industry and buSI-
ness than any other one type
OF WHY. BODYBUILDING
should be about the last 10 he
officially throttled. The right
Akind Of home has a potent inhu-
Rence in generating the right
kind Of morale. And vice versa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Tony zdIe Recovering
From Skin Infection

NEW YORK. Sept. BINS
Tony Zale, recognized National
Boxing Association middleweight
champion from Gary, Ind, re-
manned abed AZ Mount Sian Hos
pital today. still confident he will
defeat George abrams in their
Madison Square Garden bout that
was scheduled for November %.
The fight was postponed when Zale
fell victim to skin infection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Living Costs Found
High in Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. 10
While living costs in other cities
have risen considerably during the
national defense drive, they have
increased in Battle Creek more
than the average of other cities.
a labor department survey re-
vealed today.
During the first six months of
this year rents have risen AS per
cent over last year. During the
year ending in June rents have in
creased SO per cent over the previ-
Gus year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Detroit Produce

APPLES - Michigan wealthys. bushel
crates = No ~ inch minimum. e5c.
Z. s. No. /. 500 s5c: Mcintosh hushei
Loo lis; 2o-ouncs Plppi ns" bu ''' epsts,
u No. ]. 5-inch minimum. soc, az inch
s. No. 2i4 inch minimum. 40c Daiauar.
nushel baskets Delicious. T. s. No / ~
men minimum, si75; Jonathans. U. s. No
!, inch minimum 81 ,5o.-
,ts SlELEaR s1 ssis gan punches 1 do1e'
cAULTFLoWER-C Colorado pony crate
l2s and larger. $40.
cRANBERRiEs = Cape Cod h-bsrr.
boxes Early Blacks. 81 IS
LETTUCE. A. crates Iceberg twp.
California salinas-watsonvine district.
oozen. TAR 10 good quality. So. so n 4
mostly - 3oH IS; dozen fair to gooc
oNIoNs-5o-ib. sacks Sweet spanish. u
= No. I, 3-inch and larger, Washington
~ 50 n 90 Idaho. sl.15d1.30. mostly
u 10 Idaho U. s, No. Whites SIS pei
gan =. 8 No. Yellows. 70 to so per cent
PEARs-california lug Bartletts and box
s... 81 I5g2s5; Michigan bushel bias
minimum. 81; 2.inch minimum, 81. so; Is
inch minimum. ST.
PEACHES = Michigan Elbertas bu.hel
crates y. 8. No. !. a. minimum. includ
~ i r
mostly, 81. 35 n so, unbrushed fair color
Al-nh-ba-hei- baskets. e. s No o.
minimum, ripe 90c n 81 90. HaIes bushel
crates u $. No /, az" minimum. ripe,
PEAS Colorado busheI baskets 81 Is.
ordinary to fair quality and condition.
POTATOES i00-lb. sacks-Idaho Russo,
Burbanks, Y. s. No /. washed. 4Oa
30. few higher. 10Th. sacks, CSC: 100 IN.
sacks u. s. Commercials T5d2.O0:
Ioo-lb. sacks. California Long Whites. "
;. Commercials. washed. si:s5T2 200: Trf.
umphs, L. 8 No. !, washed few sales
Oregon. 81 o0d 2.05. idaho 81 90: New
Jersey chlppewas y. s. No. I. unwashed.
si.f0d 50; Michigan Cobblers, L. 8, No.
!. unwashed. SI.15nf2o.
SWEET POTATOES - louisiana Porto
Ricans hushel crates. u s. No. 1, 81 so
n SIS: Texas Porto Ricans, u s. No. /.
oushel crates. 81 son I so: Tennessee Porto
Ricans hushel crates u q. No. /. s125T
IS. bushel hampers Nancy Halls, 81 20
n rs Maryland stave barrels, U. g. No.
!. Jersey type, $500
RuTABAGAs-cansds 5o-lb. sacks. 10
n s0c
BLACK JUICE GRAPEs-canfornis Tugs
Zlntandels 26-los., l30ni35. 2s-lbs
81 4o1i.t5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
States Remedies Needed
in NJ e ting Initiation
Haney
By LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Economics, New York University

The Morgenthau an-inhation talk, the
clearer becomes that had political and designed
refer
initiation while putting heat the farmers
emphasized by the whole list OF gov
control initiation there 10 be found almost
nothing Of fundamental Importance What then these more
important remedies
should certainly he put economy in
spending This would emphasis keeping down the
ph OF nations long borrowing these
would have be and decisive 10 be effective "A
President for hundred
millions while wastes of billions than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Eagles 10 Open Year
AGAINST Giants

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10
1NS)-With a brand new coach.
owner and lineup, the revamped
Philadelphia Eagles. long the door
mat OF the National Professional
Football League, open their 1871
pro grid season in Municipal sta
dunn tonight against the powerful
New York Giants.