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Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-08
Spain Fronts in
Pressure Drive
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France in Africa. Spain already has
taken over the international zone
of Tangier which is surrounded by
Spanish Morocco.
If the Vichy government has
blocked a direct Nazi move into
French Africa, it may be that Ber-
lin has instigated the Spaniards to
take action.
AMERICA WATCHFUL
Possible American reaction to
any move in French Africa aroused
particular speculation due to indi-
cations that President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Winston Chur-
chill may now be in conference off
the New England coast, together
with high American military and
naval aides.
In Russia, the Germans appeared
to be moving forward strongly in
the Ukraine where the British be-
l:eyed threat to Odessa, the Black
Sea port, has developed. But Mos
COW reported new successes against
German panzer forces.
Moscow reported that the goth
German panzer division had been
cut to pieces by fierce counter
offensive of Soviet infantry and
armored forces.
The goth division first was men
toned in Soviet communicates
Thursday when it was said that
two of its regiments, the 112th and
59th, had suffered severe losses in
an encounter with Russian forces
led by Commander Domrachev
along the river "L." Friday Moscow
reported that the battle had gone
on until the Germans were able to
save only 40 tanks of the entire
division, possibly comprising a force
Of 40 tanks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-08
Santa Cruz viii
Undergo BIackout

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Aug. 8 CUP)
= Santa Cruz will black out it's
lights on the night of Aug. 20 while
a U. s. Army air force bombing
squadron circles overhead in a
practice maneuver, it was announc-
ed today.
The blackout was arranged yes
terday at conference between po-
lice Chief AL Huntsman of Santa
Cruz and officers at Moffett Field
air base.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-08
Nipponese Troops
Moving Westward

PNCM-PENH, French Indo-
China, Aug. 8 OUP) - A stream of
japanese infantry, artillery and
mechanical forces was said today
TO be arriving daily and moving
west and southwest to new garrison
points.
General Kabashi. commander of
japanese forces in Cambodia, estab-
lished headquarters here.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-08
WEATHER

Southern California - Thin scat
tered clouds west of coastal range
except overcast and low clouds at
night, and clearing near mid-morn-
ing; partly cloudy over and east
OF coastal ranges during weekend;
widely scattered showers and thun-
derstorms; little change in temper
ature; gentle variable wind coastal
area, becoming westerly in after
noon.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

unb Iaiittelte Id6slnb ben Sept. ibm
5ie 9unb gum @ruB bietenb:
rparDon, buB ia 70 %5ufammen<
fdredte. Sd bate Sbr &pmmen
ean5 iiberbDrt!"
%, bos bebaure id Iebbaft."
Or. @acarescu frat an tire @eite
unb febte 10 ben Meg nit ibr fort.
oSie paren pobI aber gang in @es
banten Dsrmutbli9 BET BEN
Germ 9erlobten."
gr fab fe nedenb bon Der Gette
an, baB fe letfe errOtbete unb Die
8iide Ienfts. Seine Nugen iaben
70 6ur9 unb bur9. Sb er au9
ipobl nuBte. mas fe iOeben bef9df=
tiqt 6atte9 Sic muBte es immer3u
benton, pGbrenb ie 10 neben i'm
berf9ritt, aiemli9 einfifbig, inbes
er fie in meltmGnnif9 getDdnbter
@eiTe unterbielt. Sic empfanb bas
Eel INNER nieber ben beimli9 urns
fpinnenben Bdnn Der pet9sn buns
feln Gtimme bon elmer fremblGnbis
fden Rlongforbe bos nabm pie
cine sinf4mei9elnbe Muiit gefangen.
@acarescu fpru9 gu ibr bon al.
lem MDeliGen; nun ertpGbnte er aud
5ufGIig einmul feline Trau, unb &c,
rabe i'm 3ufummenbung nit 9erbert
- baB bic beiben febr piel 5ufummen
lGfen unb muT3irten.
Oos CAB Gbitb pl0Bli9 einen Isb>
baften SmpuIs. Nun fling sr ) ia
fel6er an BON benz, mas ibr Snneres
10 lanee, 10 undufb0rIi9 bef6dftigte!
nnb BON neuem f9Ofen ibr ale
iene quGIenben @ebanfen bur9 ben
aopf. Wsnn fe fi9 aud felbit
f6eute, es f9 ein3useiteben iie
fonnte es bod ni9t lsusnen: lie mar
eiferfi6tig auf iene Gruu, Die ibren
@eliebten 10 gang nit gef4lag be-
Ieate. Mit ibrem Qeiben mar es
bod qepiB nidt 70 melt berl 0as
purbe ibr nun jebt gerube srit re6t
nod beftdrtt bur9 bas, mas lie eben
BON Dr. 8acarescu ielber b6rts
Sine ssrau, bic bel Iieff unO null
ART, 1T pObl f9psrli9 70 Idlimm
frantl Gs brdnste @bitb bober jeBt,
bieie @enbune I'm 9efprd4 uus8us
nuben, UNI fi9 Rlurbeit iibsr biefs
Fe bod 70 ernftbuft a~ngsbenbe 4nges
legenbeit gu Derfduffen.
nSbre Grdu @emablin lebt pobl
febr bdusli924 fragte fie bober isBt,
an bes Doftors Bemerfung fniipfenb.
Or. 9acarescu bate Gbitb tn
spif9en, tpdbrenb tie. BON ibren Sc
bonten qequdlt, einige Momente mil
oefenften Mugen nsben ibm bsrge-
fhritten mar, nit beimli4 befpun=
bernbsn, beiB uufleu&tsnben gliden
gsftreift.
Wie ~punberbor fd0n lie mar
6eute mod bel mebr uls bdmals IN
6iefer buftigen, burdbro4enen Spit
aenblufe, bic bas carte MeiB bes fell.
men 6aIfes unb Der Mrme bur6f4im'
mern lieB, I'm bic f4ldnte Suil'
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Drr Ddutntt.
ROmon bon 5ufO GOOe.
a. JOrtfeBunO.1

grnfe, traurige @ebonten pdrsn
es gelDe5en, bic fe 70 guna gefangen
oen0mmen hotten. sic mar re4t uns
eliidIid iiber Serbert. Seitbem er I'm
6aufe Or. 0acarescus mar, bate
ie nur nod tpenig 0 ibm. Mis
fli4tiq paren bic paar Stunben. bic
er bann unb mann bes Qbenbs ober
Gonntags Na9mittags einmal TN
6aufe i6rer Wutter Ober BET ben
Seinen nit ibr aubra4te.
Mber mod ungliidli9er ma9te fe
es, boB Serbert 70 tpenig mittbeiIfam
mar. 10 fat gar nidt aug fetnem 2es
ben i'm 9uufe @acurescus eradblte!
Dieter Mangel an @ertrauen = Oenn
70 empfanb lie ss n~ot6penbtg -
qudlte fe fehr, Obf4On fie, ihrem
0erfpreden neuli9 gstreu. barber
gu 9erbert niemals fpro4.
Dsnn sr ia au9 bu neuli9 ettpus
o~ngebeutet bate. BON elmer pfli4t CUR
Obstruction, 70 burfte bas bod i9IteBs
li9 ni1t 10 melt geben, baB er ita in
Elm gerabe3u unburdoringli9es, rdtbs
feIbaftes S9peigen hiinte, lobalb
nur bic Rebe ouf 5rou Or. 9acds
rescu fam. gs fdmer0te fe bas nidt
nur ala Elm p~erleBenbes MiBtrauen,
nein = es MOLTEN ihr ba ia idlieBs
li9 nod gana anbere, qudIenbe @es
banteH tommen, tpenn lie biefe omar
aud INNER tpieber, erf4roden iber
ii4 feIbft. b~intpssiagts.
Sn fold f9mer3li9ss Sinnen aud
ieBt pieber Derloren, bate @bttb gang
bic fi9 bon 6inten nGbernben lei6ten
Tritte iiberb0rt, Big nit einemmal
nun bic Morts in ibr Sbr f9allten
unb ie iebt nit offenem grf9reden
in bas Mntlib Or. Nacarsscus fab.
Mie aus Dem 8pben aufgeftieqen
itanb er bo Dor ibr. On b|eftiirst mar
Fe, buB iie fpra6lOs iteben blisb unb
ihn nun nit grDBen bangen 4ugen
anitdrrte.
.W1sin Soft, babe i@ sic pirts
Ii4 70 erf4redt2" fTaste sr Id9elnb,
uber bod anf9einenb etnas berleBt.
BIN i9 Sbnen benn INNER nod 70
furdtbar. mein gnGbiges 6rdulsin9"
8acdrescu frugte es nit Ieiner
b%uIblauten. bic Slime 70 pei9 ums
f9meihelnben Stimme, unb ou9 fsin
Bid bate ieBt gar nidts BON ienem
ie bumdls I'm 9beater 70 beunrubi,
genben Nusbrud; es lag pisImebr
bdrin i'm Wpment ettpas Sanftes,
beinobe Srauriges. bos fid aud
gbitb fat nit einem @orpurf in
bic Geele ftnbl.
Sdnsa faBte fie fi6 baber nun
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
VIII.

Mls am Sage iener gegegnung
oann Mbenbs Or. @acarescu BON
Teinem Musgang 8uriidgefebrt mar,
hattie er Bel Slid gu 9erbert nit
oerbinbli9 lG6elnber Miene, aber
nur gang %beildufig erpG6nt, er babe
Inn @riiBe auf3utrogen bon feiner
8ruut, bic er heute Radmittag i'm
Sbierqarten 8ufdlig getroffen babe;
IOnif aber bate er nidts BON feiner
unter6dltung nit Gbitb beri9tet.
6erbert mar odber sinFud be-
Itiir3t, ia fat erf9roden gepefen,
uls er nun heute MDrgen, am Sage
oarduf, ben 8rief Gbitbs empfangen
bate, ben er ieBt INNER pieber unb
pieber bur9lus. @r ldutete:
2ieber 9erbert!
Sn 3~itternbsr Grrsgung fdreibe
i9 biefe 3eilen.
sd babe teute Or. @acareseu au@
fGQio i'm S6iergarten getroffen unb
babel fam bas @efprd9 ~ obne
meme Mbii9t, bus betbeuere i'd Dir
- auf 5rau 9acarescu. Nus biefer
lI%nterbultung nun babe i'd bic f9reds
li9e @epiBheit erlangt oaB 9u mir
etpas Oerbeimlidt BAIT etpas,
mas ih ME BON Dir geglaubt bdtte:
Du intersfiirit Did fir Trau Or.
8acarescu Oh liebf Diele 5rau!
2eugne es nidt, 9erbert. Or.
@acarescu bat fid aipar ale Mibe
segeben, Dein SnterefIe fir biefe
6rau als gang barmlos un6 f96ns
geiitig bin3uiteIen, aber CT fam mid
nidt barber binpegtdufden. iA febs
tiefer.
6erbert. tparum tbateIt Ou mir
bas an9 llnb. fpenn es. Idon fem
muBte. fpenn bic gebeime 2eibens
59aft. fir Oieie Grdu iber Did fam,
bic ia geDiB asbnmuI tliissr unb
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

9roh Sorrnol", JrelIag, oe1l OIL. Sdl
Mort tn Bite sufOmmsussprsBts aspls
ouriid.
rgaun. i'd sSnns ben beiOen ibss
paiiionsn germ, fubr sr fort tn gut,
miitbtgen Sone, lid fpiele babel
StDdr meiItens ben stpds iiberfliihigen
Dritten. tDenn bic Serrf9uften ii4
10 in TIRE S9pdrmereien Deritetgen
- benn often getanben, i'd bin msbr
elm Mdnn bes prattii9en 2ebens -
ober bu Iteber @ottl" Gr 5udte leiIe
l69elnb BITE S6ultern. = LIMB
fdlieBli6 bin Id frob, bdB metns
5rau etipus gefun6en bat, bas lie
oliidli9 ma9t."
gOttb Ditrsten uufiteigenOe Tbrd'
nen in Der &eble. Nlfo e mar
pirtlt6 fol DieIe 8ruu mar tim
i'm tGali6en ~bertrduten l1mgong BITE
unentbebrIi9e getfttgs 9efdbrtin GEE
tporben, fpdbrenb iie, fern BON benz
@eltebten, IN beFen @e6dntenleben
SuriidgbrGngt nprben mar. Wtetn
@Ott, metn Soft! Das ertrug is ia
ni9tl
Or. 8ucarescu fab uuf bos
f9merssudenbe Mdb6enuntltb neben
fi9; aber Der Mnblid eripedte in ibm
rir etn NIT graufamer 8~efrteotgung
f9 paurenbes. g~sitsigertes Begehrsn
mad ibr, unb NIT ru9lofer &iihn'
bett riibrte er iebt btrett an bic brers
nenbe Mrnbe BET ibr.
rNun fe finb ia 70 fin g%efDorben,
mein gndbiges 6rGuletn, Eager gar
ni9ts mebr! Du Iieber 9Ott sic
Fnb bod nt6t etpa etferfiidtig gss
fporben ouf meme 5ruu9" gr laHts
better arf. nNber ia bite Sic, bod
nur cine barmIoie f90ngetftge
@9pdrmsrei BET ben beiDen = gDus
nen mir ibnsn bod bus tlsile @ers
gniigen."
ST beuete f&. ibr 5urebsnb. nit
letter Nertraulinfeit 3u @bitb btnab.
Nber bieIe ruffte f9 5uiammen.
Ieinl Ntdt biefem Fremben Manne
Seiger, mas i6r in Oiefem Qugen=
Bid bas 9era 3erriB!
So 3pdng fie fi9 benin 5u elmer
la9enben Grpiberung, unb NIT ges
%afpurqener 5eiterfett oif Iein net
teres pldubern eineebsnb, f9rift lie
nit tim nod einStiid9en besBeges
babin. 9ber fie dtbmete pte err
lDff auf, ais fi9 ibr enbli9, an Der
S6iergdrten9dufee dngefommen, bic
@elegenbeit bot, fi6 BON ibrem Bee
qleiter 8u trent1en. sic blieb an
Ser nG9itsn Salteitele Der @traBene
balm fteben unb rei9te tbm bic 9dnb
bin.
SD muB nun bier einiteigen =
abieu, Serr Opttor."
gr bfelt bic feline 3itternbe 9anb,
beren RGlte er bur9 ben feibenen
ElDrbdnbf9ub fpirte - nit gebets
mem SrObloden! Nusse8ei4net! SIS
oing anes mad @unfh - Der Slit
pfeil fab felt!
,Qeben Sic tpobf. mein gndbfges
Srdulein. Sd boffe redt balO ipies
Ser auf ben @or3ug."
gr piirbe elm fol9es 3ufammens
treffen I6on gu befperffe1igen fDif@
fen! Sci i9 badte er es, tDGbrenb er
Ii9 refpettbpG Dor benz iungen Mtdbs
4en perneigfe.
uMetne geborfamite G~mpfeblung,
porIduFig feiber ia nod unbetannters
petfe, aud bel Sbrer Trau SHUTTER!
unb i'd barf bod einen f4Snen 9rub
an Sbren Serrn @erlObten beiteueng
gotiirli4 = sr ntrb mid iibrigsns
beneiben nm bieien gIiidli9en Gus
fau," feBte er gallant hin5u.
Gbitb antportete ni4t. Sic
moGfe ni6t beudeln - Der 9ruB
an Serbert jebt in biefer per5petfelz
ten GeelenberfaFung mdre ia cine
Qioe qepefen. 60 nidte lie benn
Wacdrescu MIR ftumm NOD etnmdl
au unb elite bonn benz gerdOe al<
fpmmenben acknowledgements ents
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
TX.

gbitb bate NIT O~er3ebrenber llns
gebulb uuf ben @eliebten gemartet.
Mas fir Elm fdredlid troftlofer
Sag mar bas beuts ~getpefen! @egen
Mtttag bate lie 9erberts Selegramm
erbulten aber muir tDenig tdlte
WOrts. Obne einen gSub, Obne bus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
S21 TAXI BILL
 PAID IN COURT
New York Driver Chases Bishop Street Man Into
 Home for Ills Money

Paul Burger, 50. of 5 Rishop street, settled Q taxi biii In municipal court today for S2l62 which was due after he attempted to escape paying it carly this morning after Q ride from the Grand Central Terminal tn New York to this city. He waa arralsned on a charge of evading Q taxi fare,
 Burgor who, got out ct Bishop street after riding more than vO miles, dashed Into his house early tlis morning at 6 o'clock, as the ex- pectant driver waited for his money. The taxi driver sew his fare uisap-. bearing Into the house and leaped out of his cor In pursuit. On reachs ing the door where the man entered, the cahhy followed aud entered the apartment where tho man vanished,
 The apartment waa quiet and the nerplexed man glanced Into . heds room. There apparently slepeang was his ersEwhlle passenger in bed, with the sheets drawn up over his street clothes. When awakened the man protested that the driver was crazy and that he never rode in his taxi or even saw at.
 when Burger refused to pay tho bill, Motor Patrolman 0ecrgo Mo. ElliROtt was summoned and tho paSs senger was taken Co police station.
 The taxi driver received his money and left for New York In his @ky- view cab.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
CITY AW AITINC
 OFFICIAL WORD
Federal Grant Reported Authorized for Water.
 bury; Amount Unknown

Approval has been given by Pres- ident Roosevelt to Q federal grant to Waterbury for the eity's water Sup- ply system expansion project but the amount to be received remained uncertain today. Washington re ports stated that the grant had been Tentatively" fixed ct $500, 900, but city officials were hopeful that it might be SI,O00, 900, aS recommend. ed by Colonel M. E. Gilmore, ooIn- missioner of public works.
 The city administration is await. inf official word from Washington as to the exact amount that will be contributed by tho government.
 Construction of N second pipe line between the city and the Morris reservoirs is now underway, the cost of approximately .9e00 900 being met by funds received from Q bond issue, The federal money will be used toward construction of 6 new dam, reservoir and chlorination plant, estimated to cost about si,- O00OO0.
 A federal contribution, even Il only half the 9i,000. 900 recommend. ed, will ease tho burden on local taxpayers. It will make it unneees- sary for the city to issue aN of the e2,0OO, 900 in bonds authorized by the state legislature last spring.
 Steps toward letting the contract e2,O0for construction of the dam reservoir and chlodlnation plant VIII be taken as soon as the amount oi the federal contribution Is officially announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
12O SALESMEN
 IN NEW CLASS
Second Course Sponsored By Merchants, Employ.
 mlent Service Tonight

About i20 candidates for sales po- sitions will attend the opening ses- sion of the second course in saless manship, sponsored by Waterbury merchants and the local branch oi the Connecticut State Employment Service, ct the latter6 ofAoes to. night.
 Two new speakers will address the class on the theory of selling, and will demonstrate sales methods; Mrs. Helen 0roet1ehach of Suggen. heimer's and Miss Estelle DeBonil Of the windsor Curtain Shop, both of this city.
 The course will consist of three classes, the second Friday night, ant third Monday night at Leaven- worth high school. Graduates will receive jobs In local stores during the coming holiday season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Steinman's Seeking
 Damages, Accounting
Action for S2S,OOO Opens Before Judge Cornell in
 Superior Court; Illegal Withdrawals Alleged

each, and sidney Albert, it is als legged, paid 9S000 for an SI-share interest in the business,
 At Q first meeting of stockholders on January 3, loS6, by-laws for the regulation of the affairs of the bslse mess were adopted, ono og which provided that checks, notes and bills of exchange be drawn, slgned, endorsed or accepted by the treass urer and Rahinowitx, and that loans, investments and purchases be subject to the approval of the core poratlon president.
 On January 2S, the ofacers orig inally elected resigned, and Q new selection was held, at which the fol- lowing ofncers were selected; Prs- i1ent, sidney Albert; vice president, Samuel steinmAn; secretary, Harry Steinman, and secretary and tTeaB- urer, Benjamin Strachman.
 The alleged withdrawal oS cor. poration finances is held Go be c violation of the defendants duties as stockhoider, director and presi. dent, and contrary to the corporate laws of the state of Connecticut
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
MINE WORKERS IN
 BOSTON RETURN

Boston, Nev. ie-(UP)-More than 500 striking members of the United Mine Workers (Chemical di- visionl (CIO) returned to work in the production department of the United Drug Co.'S Roxbury plant today after c conference of union ofilcials and company representa- tiveS.
 The workers struck yesterday in protest against the alleged dis- charge of two union members who failed to report for overtime work Saturday. Union officials held that the existing contract does not make overtime work for employees man. datory.
 Ira Ftr1nan, personnel manager of the company, said that the em- ployes returned to work pending "adjustment" of the two mems eases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18

yVithdrawAl of sums tOtaling ape nrOximAtely 91S,O00, which resulted Id the financial weakening of Steins niAn's, Inc, of Waterbury, are charges brought against Sidney Al- bert, doing business as Albert Bros. of this city, in trial which opened today before superior court Judge John A. Cornell,
 The plaintiff concern seeks dam- ares of 926, 900, An accounting, and a Judgment for the amount due on such accounting, for the alleged withdrawal of various sums be- tween January 3, 1886 and April %, 1888 by the defendant, with the eOoneration, assistance and conniv- axca oe Benjamin RabinowitS," Wa teFnuFy auditor.
 On January 3, 1eSe, the complaint maintains, Larry Sllverman, Kath- OHane ". Crean and Marion Blsno- vich, oil Of waterbury, incorporated under the name of Steinman's, Inc, A certificate of incorporation, ape proved by the secretary of state on January {, le36, provided for an authorized capital stock of sS0,000, divided Into 500 shares Nt 0 par value of SiO0 each. The amount of capital with which the concern was Co commence business was fixed at Se,a0O.
 On January ', Samuel steinman, Benjamin Starchman, and Harry 9teinnan, subscribed for one share
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
AIR RAID SCHOOL
 OPENS NEXT WEEK
J. Francis Roland to Direct
 Sessions Twice Weekly at WiIby High

Mayor Vincent A. Scully last night broadcast an appeal for support from the citizens of Waterbury for the air raid warden school, regiStra- ton for which, according to an an. nouncement made earlier yesterday, will take place at 8:4S p. ri. on Tues. day, November 26 ct Wllby High school.
 Both men and women throughout the city, who are not holding any other emergency defense Job, and who do not expect an early call to military service, are needed, acoord- ing to an announcement teddy by the Civilian Defense Volnteer once. It is particularly important to have registrantS from crowded residential areas, apartment houses and bus mess districts, the announcement points out.
 James Curtin, superintendent of parks, who will be chief air raid warden for the city, says that war; dens will be chosen for qualities of reliability and responsibility, and the ability to lead and direct the people entrusted to their care.
 It will be the responsibility of the Air Raid Wardens to see that eveTy- thing possible Is done to protect and safeguard homes and citizens from the new hazards created by air at. tack or by enemies within our city Therefore, 1t Is imperative tha, through proper training the warden knows their sectors and their people and gain their confidence 90 tha' in times of stress, panic may bC averted. It Is Q position of leader. ship and trust that demands an ef. fort not less than the best, and Is ( chance for many citizens of Water. bury to contribute to Civilian De. fense by protecting their own hoEnei and families.
 The Air Raid Warden School will be conducted every Tuesday anC Friday evenings from November 26 through December l6 from 1880 tS 9:S0 at Wilby High school, undel the direction of J. Francis Roland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
LOCAL ARTISTS
 SHOW PAINTINGS

Many waterbury artists are ex, hlhiting paints this week at thG Mattatuck Historical society. Thg exhibition is held in observance of National Art week. The exhibit onened yesterday and there arc twenty-seven contributions by both painters and sculptors.
 Among those exhibiting are Miss Elizabeth Kirk, Henry Wade White IH. Rosalie Manning, Elizabeth IT Jones, Florentine II. Hayden, John ,. Montagna, Ralph Nelson, Leon. ard Ia Mama and Stanley Kearl Rosalie Manning (Rosel, has m ox. hsbitl0n of sculpture work which will be on display throughout the month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18

welt signed the amendments to the neutrality Nct yesterday It was an. nounced that 0 Yugo-Slav rier. chantnan "Olga Topic," had been attacked and probably sunk by what was believed to Do an Axis raider operating within 800 miles of the canals Pacific entrance.
 Tho comxnandant of the 18th naval district, Rear Admiral Frank H. sadler. In making the announcer ment said:
 q can assure you that If there is Q raider operating in that area t will not operate there long"
 It was believed in the Canal Zone that U. s. naval and atr forces had been dispatched to find and capture the raider.
 In navy yards and operating bases on the Atlantic coast all prepNra- tons had been made to begin i'm. mediately with the arning of Amer. ican merchant chipping as soon as the neutrality net amendments be-. came law.
 The guns and crews to man them are ready and waiting, naval otti- ciais said. Those ships that need the least alteration will bo equip ped first aS they come ir,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
CAPTURED SHIPS
 PUT IN SERVICE

London, Nov. tS-(Up)-Mlnister of Economic Warfare Hugh Dalton said in the house of commons to- day that ell Vichy-French ships captured by the British had been placed in service in reprisal against detention of British ships in French ports at the time of the Franco German arInistice, .
 Dalton said his ministry had ''some evidence" that the British ships caught in French ports at the time of the armistice "have been allowed to pass into the direct control of the enemy"
 Brltain,h Dalton said, regards all os Frence, Tllnisia, Algeria and French Morocco aS enemy occupied territory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
TYPOGRAPHICAL
 DUES INCREASED

Indianapolis, Nov. 1S - (UP) - Members of the International Typo graphical Union today approved a dues increase of 0ne half per cent on their earninss-from 3 to 2h per cent-which would boost the weekly income of union pensioners from @ to $i0.
 Woodruff Randolph, secretary. treasurer of the printers union, an- nounced the results of a referendum as S2,542 for the dues increase and 22,60O against it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Warns cOnstipated Folks About Lazy Liver

AgMnv doctors say constipation with its heAdAchOs, mental dullness. that half alive feeling often result # lives bile 0oesn't How freely eUeTl day Into your antastines-se take pr. Edwards olive TAhietB to insure gentle yet thorough bowel movements. Olive Tahleta are ssmalv teondertul to stir up liver bile secretion and tone up museuiAr tntestl- nal action. iSt, 30f, 6oS. All drug stores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
ITALIANS IN BAD

Nairobl, Kenya, Nov. i0.-(UPl-- Empire forces have demanded sur render of the Italian garrison at Corpora on Lake Tana in north. western Ethiopia, south African ex- peditionaEy force headquarters said today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
MINIMUM WAGE

London, Nov. le.-(Up) --The ag- ricultural wages board today grant. cd British agricultural workers V minimum wage of 60 shillings (ei2), The previous minimum was 70 stiil- ings ee00),