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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26
cAnET,s R0nY FOUND

Franklin, N. H., June 261-(UP)--
 The rnangied body of Flying Cadet searle Caffee, 20, missing for three
 days from Mitchell field. N. Y., waA
 diScovercd here today after he had bsan kiliAd bv tsaan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26
BANQUET TONIGHT
 FOR JUDGE WINNIE
Bar Associates, Friends to Honor Popular Superi.
 or Court Jurist

Ext Governor Wilbur L. Gross, High Sheriff J. Edward Slavin, Jus tice Arthur F. Els, of the state su- preme court, and Mayor Vincent A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26

 saved from death in the dangerous waters of this point.
 Two hundred and thirty oi those 6i5 have been rescued our- inR the past two years, which au- tofnaticaily makes him the fore ntoxt saver of lives in this war, Which Is precisely why he has bean awarded, since war began hack in September, 1889, the George Medal, the Bar to go with that George Medal and the Gold Medal of the Life Boat Associa- ton - which Is the same as get- tinR the Victoria Gross In the army or navy or air force.
 MAKES LIFE's WORK
 or LlFESAVING
 And, as coxswain and head man so of the boat which always remains ready on the sands alongside hS srnail fiye.room brick house, other reycues, made during the years which stretch back to before the last war and which total 2S6, have brought him in half Q dozen other bronze and silver medals too.
 These, plus the scrolls and testi- .xnonials which line his little study overlooking the cold, murky waters of the North Sea, give you the idea that nothing interests Robert Gross more than saving somebody from Q watery death.
 The other six men who man tho boat when there Is Q vessel sinking fast of spurn Head don't, however, have this same rever- aenco for the job of saving lives that Robert Gross does. Tt is,' they say, "lousy-this here going to see of spurn Head in Q boat"
 For not only is the water made treacherous by hundreds of sand bars which have Q habit of rising and falling and shifting with the tides, but the mines which Ger man airplanes have habit of 1sowing up and down this coast make the task doubly dangerous. sMany the time has the lifeboat of Robert Cross and his crew Of six put to sea but arrived too late because the raft on which c fish, ..iiag crew were sitting happened to sstrike . floating mine. ..6, U. TIRED TO SAVE
 GERMAN BOYS
 Last week, though, the men they stSied to save were German airnlen "A bomber had been shot down by shurricane, as 1t winged homeward tout over the channel after taking spart in MidlandS raid. Landing sjust of Spurn Head, the crew of five stook to their rubber life raft and sbegan sending up location signals with their colored sos flares. CroeS saw the signals and be. .gan teiephoning around the pen- .insula to his men. They all met lat the boat in less than ten nlitl- sutes.
 After Ave minutes of easy going through sea which that morning swas as smooth as the lake in New sYork's Central Park, they spotted the five-man crew of that German .bomher. They were about one smlle away ana CroSS cou!d see the young German boys bobbing around, keeping with the tide by gentle pulls on the two short but very strong and light metal oars which Is the equipment of every SNazi life raft,
 It was probably those metal oars which did 1t, says Cross. The alletal attracted magnetic mine which had been dropped the night before. There was Q terrific ex. plosion = and then 1t was no longer Of any use for Robert Gross and his crew of six to continue on. So, after one last look, they just swung around and headed back to that boat house on stiltS.
 He told thiS respectfully. He doesn't like to see anybody de of Spurn Head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26
Stray Mines COmplicate Job of Man Who Has Saved 515 Lives at Sea
Veteran English Coxswoln Beset By New PerlIs
BY PAUL MANNING gEA Service Stan Correspondent

Hburn Head, England. d.-Thls pen- fnsnia ls important for two reasons. It's the bleakest strip of sand this hlde of Fire Island, New York. It
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MATA HARTSZAMlZzz6z
CHAPTER XXXV.

Her first rehearsal for the role of Queen of the Cheboard Ballet
would
signal-n it one-did sound again.
BY OF the
mistake. Possibly the had elaborate
electrical that
she
Besides Brnda the ballet principals included boed-looking
mewho as they had nothing excellent kings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Hudson Recalls
Some TO Work

The first OF 1000 Hudson Motor
Company employees laid off last
week because OF the Midland Steel
Company strike, in Cleveland
today were ordered to report back
for work tomorrow.
one hundred and fifty workers
in the rear axle department.
machining and assembly divisions
OF the axle plant were instructed
to report al their regular hours
tomorrow.
a standby call was also IS
sued TO the rest of Hudson.s auto
motive employees to be prepared
for calls back TO work later today
The Midland Steel strike. which
shut off frame supplies to Hudson
was settled Saturday and pro-
duction there started this morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
timex stan Correspondent,

PONTIAC. Oct. 20.-Detroit' S
cocky, reckless driving Green
Hornet" - otherwise 19-year-old
Bert Edward Smith-today was
sentenced 10 five years at Jackson
penitentiary
Young Smith was convicted OF
negligent homicide for running
down Carol Featherstone, 6. IN
Oakland County Sentence was
pronounced by Judge Frank l.
Doty and in contrast to his pre-
viouS weeping when ne was con-
victed. Smith took his sentence
without a trace Of emotion.
The Green Hornet" has been
one long headache to law officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
LIST Of MissinQ
.0nU. S.Kearny

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-Th,
IL American sailors reported b,
the navy department to be miss
ing from the United States de
Stroyer Kearny after it wa
last Friday off Iceland
are:
FLOYD ANDREW CAMP,
cook, first class, National City.
Cal.
LLOYD DALTON LAFLEUR,
pharmacists mate, second class,
Beaumont. Tex.
LUTHER AISLE CURTIS.
water tender first class, Will
mington ~ G.
HERMAN AUGUST G. GA
JEWAY. water tender, first
class, Troy, n. Y.
LOUIS DOBNIKAR. water
tender second class, Cleveland.
IRAL WILLIAM STOLTZ,
fireman, first class. Spangler,
Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
SIDNEY GERALD LARRI-
WERE, fireman, first class. La
fayette, La.
GEORGE ALEXANDER CAL
VERT, fireman. first class, Gil
lespie. i'll.
RUSSELL BURDICK WADE,
fireman, third class, Houston.
Tex.
HARRY TULL YOUNG. ma
chinisrs mate. second class.
Reader. Ark.
DWIGHT FLOYD PYLE. sea-
man, second class, cambridge
Ga.
The man critically injured is
LEONARD FRONTAKOW-
SKI, chief boatswain's mate,
Norfolk. Va.
The other nine men were sal,
to have suffered minor injuue
and their names we're not listed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
T.. S.-SOld
Destroyer
Seen Sunk
In,ernatlonal Sow. .er,Iet cabIe

BERLIN, Oct. Coleman au-
thorities expressed belief today
that a former United States de-
stroyer. one of 30 turned over TO
England. was sunk during last
weeks U-boat attack on British
convoy. in which two destroyers
and 10 ships were sent TO the bot
tom of the Atlantic.
On official report said one OF
the destroyers apparently was
one of the so-called Churchill class
ships, formerly American, which
were sold to England"
The report also said British
flying boats were sum-
moned to cooperate in protecting
the convoy during the last phase
OF the attack.
up 10 late hour today Ger
man officials offered no new
comment on the torpedoing OF
the United States destroyer
Kearny. Previously they con-
tended the destroyer had not
been torpedoed by a German
submarine and expressed belief
that the entire episode was a
frameup.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Hornet Loses Sting
Court Puts Death Driver in Prison for Years
Hating Career Of Traffic Law Violations

of southeastern Michigan. lie used
to boast that "he liked 10 give
those cops a workout-they're get
ting fat. and would drive al high
speeds through streets and high
ways fleeing scout cars.
He was serving a sentence of 20
days for reckless driving with a
motorcycle when the negligent
homicide case against him was
called TO trial here. Twice in the
past year he has been arrested for
traffic ofIcnses. although ms
license had been revoked
While he was serving his 20-day
sentence Al the Detroit House OF
Correction. he attempted 70 hang
himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Fog-Bound Ship
Halls Graft Trial

A fog-bound d. & c. boat today
delayed the trial OF former Mayor
Richard w. Reading and 65 others
on grand jury graft charges about
two hours because one of the de-
PENDANTS. Miss Louise Thrower,
was aboard the ship.
Scheduled 10 arrive here at Z
a. m. the boat was held down
river until nearly II a m. by fog
Miss Thrower. who was secretary
TO defendant Everett Watson. al
legged policy house operator, radio
grammed that she would be de-
layed, and Judge Earl C. Pugsley
adjourned court until her arrival.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Wife NabS
i'm


Apparently sngered when he
failed 10 effect a reconciliation
with his estranged wife. Ernest
Mathis. 36, of 1918 Blackstone
avenue. today invaded the home
at 1876 Wormer avenue where
she is employed and shot her en-
player. Mrs. Alice Gray, mother
of two children.
Mrs. Gray is in BEDFORD Receiv-
ing Hospital with - rifle bull
let in her right hip. She is in a
temporarily serious condition.
After the shooting. Mathis
fled but was caught by his wife
at Florence and dale avenues
Witnesses said that. after a Slight
tussle. he turned over the empty
rifle to her and waited with her
until police arrived.
Police said they were tolc
Matthias had been estrangcd from
his wife about three months.
lie went to the Gray home yes
terday in an attempt TO effect a
reconciliation. police said but
was ordered from the home by
Mrs. Gray Returning today with
the gun. he entered through the
unlocked back door, police said
and was waiting when Mrs. Gray
and Mrs. Mathis returned from
the store.
Mrs. Mathis ran into bed
room and locked the door. Mrs.
Gray ran for the kitchen but. po-
lice said, Matthias shot her before
she reache it. As he fled, Mrs
Mathis jumped out the bedroom
window and pursued him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Navy Fails to Report Damage

Whether the Kearny one of the newest and most
powerful destroyers the American fleet, engaged the
submarine in battle and the extent of damage to the
navy's ship kept navy secrets.
The of the attack upon the Kearny in the
vicinity where the destroyer Greer engaged German sub
September though with apparent damage
to either.
The Keany like all other American under orders
OF President Roosevelt week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Illinois Farmer, 81, jailed After 9-Year-Od Mother
Is Found Padoeked to Bed, Baby Beside Her

secured by chains and padlocks to
get into the house.
He found Mrs. Cahoon chained
to a bed, with her baby lying be-
side her. he said A log chain had
been wrapped around the young
womanS neck and attached 10 the
bed with a paddock Another chain
fastened to a 60-pound rock under
the bed bound one OF her legs.
CheShier said the atmosphere in
the house was almost unbearable
because Of fumes from a burning
kerosene lamp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
international News service wiz.

VANDALIA, H., Oct 20.-Neal
Cahoop. 62-year-old farmer, today
was jailed on charges of intent to
kill his wife, Rosie. 10, after she
was found chained 10 a bed In
their home.
"He always chained me he
cause he was afraid ] would run
away" said the girl. mother OF
two-month-old baby
Sheriff c. F. Cheshieysaid he
was forced to open Stee door:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
BY HARRY III. sCHLACHT

~ AENANNNl -
II ELIGIOUS liberty rep
TX resents Americas loft
lest ideal. 1t is the
sacred American creed of the
founding fathers of the re-
public.
II is the American pledge.
the inspiration. indeed, the
very cornerstone of our ma
ton.
Religious liberty Is the most
important part of our Consti-
tuition. II is the outpost which
we must first defend. Should
we fail to safeguard it, the
flood gates of intolerance
would engulf us.
Nothing can be more un-
American, anti-American than
anti-Semitism. The fostering
and stimulation of religious
prejudice threatens the very
foundation of our beloved
country. Any attempt to
arouse race hatred, which
is a prelude to physical at,
tack, is a declaration of war
against what is the noblest
traditions of our history.
America is a land of many
nations, but one people. We
fContfnued on Next Pare. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
George M. Cohan Improves

NEW YORK. Oct. 20. lINS) -
The condition of George NJ. Cohan
63-year-old songwriter and play
wright. who underwent an emer-
gency b dominal operation
Saturday today was described as
satisfactory by his physician
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Communists Hold
.I.I24 Us. Posts.
Rep. Dies Says
BY GEORGE ROTHwELL BROWN
special TO THE DETROIT TIMEs

WASHINGTON, Oct. pa shocking revelation Of the
which Communists fellow travellers and members OF
organizations working for the overthrow of the
entrenched themselves in the
federal the extent of 112 officials and employees
nine of are the executive office of
today Atty Cen Francis Bidde
by Chairman the House committee investigating
American activities.
Representative Dies the attorney general his committee
has evidence Stain using the American military
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
IN THE
NEWS
HR. ii A X X Y IL.
IN SCHLACHT is the p0-
a n IificaI social and Gull

N NR. III A X X Y III.
NE SCHLACHT is the POI
litical, social and cul-
tural leader of a great ellen
tele in New York.
He compliments this column
by making it the medium of
another one of his fine arti-
cles on true Americanism.
East Side News
1876 East Broadway,
New York City.
September 10, 194l.
Hon. William X. Hearst,
San Simeon, California.
My Dear MIR. Hearst:
TT Is my privilege TO re-
specially submit to YOU
an exclusive article on "re-
ligious liberty" for the Hearst
publications.
With sincerest wishes for
your personal welfare, am,
Cordially yours, your friend,
HARRY III. SCHLACHT.
Editor and Publisher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

government departments an d
agencies. entirely exclusive of the
numerous new organizations set up
during the last is months for ma
.tional defense.
Dies explained that the defense
agencies were not included. be-
cause the committee has not COM
pleted its investigation of their
personnel. lie promised that later
reports would be made on these.
CLEANUP HINTED
It was believed in Washington
today that the Department Of JUS
tice would be forced by a rising
tide of resentment in Congress and
in the country 10 order a sweeping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Crippled Warship
Arrives at Port
BY l.. w. MEREDITH
t,., ~.,.. s.,,,ea star Correstx odent

WASHINGTON, Oct. TO- - Eleven
United States seamen were lost and pre-
sumably killed, and 10 more were injured
when the destroyer Kearny was torpedoed
by submarine undoubtedly German IN
American defense waters $50 miles south
west of Iceland early Friday, the navy de-
partment reported today as it ordered
American Warships to intensity their efforts
to capture OF destroy the marauder.
The Kearny has limped into an unnamed port
and the injured, of them in critical condition,
another seriously hurt, have been removed to hos
pitals the department reported The others suffered
only minor injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
FIRST BLOOD DRAWN

With the Nazis apparently draw
ing first blood in the undeclared
naval warfare that now appears
10 be developing between the
United States and Germany this
side of Iceland, diplomatic quar-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
.10MoreAides
in
Steel Strike
Wildcats Accused
Of Selling Control
by SWOC Leader

Ten more leaders of the wildcat
strike al the Great Lakes Steel
Corporation were 10 be suspended
from the union today. said Orval
j. Kincaid. district director Of the
Steel Workers Organizing Com
mittee (CIO). as the strike went
into its sixth day
Other new developments in the
strike which has kept 500 men
idle since last Wednesday:
Kiheaid charged that the
group responsible for the strike
has seized control OF the local
union Offices in River Rouge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

piled by American ships carrying
aid to democracies fighting agrees
sor nations.
In listing the men only as miss
ing, the navy department followed
long-established custom of not
conceding death until the bodies
are found. or other definite proof
established. In naval circles, how
ever. it was generally admitted
the department held out no hope
for the IL men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
ACCUSES MAYOR

sEcorse president W. Newton
Hawkins was accused by Kincaid
OF furnishing tho outlaw strik-
ers with city election booths 10
serve as shelters. Hawkins said
he had nothing TO do with the
appearance OF the booths.
sAugust SchoIle. regional
Go director and state Go
president. denounced the strike
and urged the men 10 return
TO work.
A meeting Of members Of tht
grievance committees from thc
three shut plants Of the Great
Lakes company was TO be held ~
Kincsid's Office to discuss plans tc
get the men TO return to work.
Kincaid said that his decision Il
remove the 10 men bringing TO Is
the number ouSted from tho
SWOC. was reached following sey.
eral meetings with shop steward:
over the weekend.
He said that no attempt woulc
be made 10 reopen the plant pend.
ing a membership meeting tomor'
row or Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Marines al Shanghai
To Suppress Terrorism

SHANGHAI. Oct. 20.-QNS)--
Orders were issued today TO
United States marines TO suppress
terrorism in the marine defense
sector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Gen. Hugh :, JOhnsO
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
SET
For Sieged as
Naziis Near
Stain Prepares
TO Defend Capital
TO Last Ditch
BY CHARLES A. SMITH


LONDON, Oct. 20.-New ad.
vances by Chancellor Hitler's le-
gions on the Moscow front were
admitted by the Communist news.
paper Pravda in Moscow today as
the Russian capital sped prepare.
tons to withstand a Nazi siege.
The Moscow radio quoted Prayda
as stating:
Despite enormous losses the
Germans are throwing in fresh
forces, especially tanks, and are
making successful advances in
number of directions on the Mos
COW front.
"Many thousands OF civilians
are building Notifications around
Moscow. Every street is becom-
ing a fortress"
The Exchange Telegraph news
agency today quoted the Sovie'
army newspaper Red Star as re-
porting that the German advance
on Leningrad had been stopped
This account said that Soviet
forces are counter-attacking, anc
assisted by the Russian air force
have recaptured strongly forti.
fed village.
Earlier, tremendous fighting ii
which Russianpnits broke out of z
Nazi iron ring was reported rag
ing west of Moscow after Premier
Josef Stain proclaimed a state o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

LONDON Oct. 90 tTAES44---
The free Greek government-in-
exile announced in London today
that five German regiments had
been moved into northern Greece
TO maintain order.
The statement said the Ger
mans moved in following failure
of Bulgarian soldiers to "quell the
spirited resistance Of the Greek:
which is seriously hampering Ger
man plans"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
OFFICES SEIZED

The wildcat strikers have seized
the local offices. Kincaid revealed
and are holding meetings and set
ting up committees. He empha-
sized titt-+ no action taken at these
would be recognized by
the international union
In a statement issued yesterday
Scholle said;
II urge the workers in the
plant to disregard the advice of
those who have led them into
disgracefuI stoppage of work.
and advise them To follow the
advice of SWOC officials"
Hawkins denied that the cleo
lions booths belonged TO the city
OF Ecorse or that they were placed
there on his orders
They are township voting
booths" he Said. II understand
that n couple of municipal en-
ployes, who are members of the
Go. took II upon themselves 10
take them down there for the
use Of the strikers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
IN 81 DEPARTMENTS

mt DEAR MINI
One -373-of the federal
Officials and employees thus de-
scribede as being engaged in or
affiliated with subversive activities
against this government are ir
salary brackets ranging from
IS. 900 to $1,000 and more a year
showing they are in key positions
The greatest number, 207, IN
any one branch OF the government,
are listed as in the agriculture de-
partment, with Paul McNutts fed
eral security agency next. with las
The list embraces 81 different
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

alliance with Soviet Russia tC
establish a Communist front ir
this country.
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Continued on Next Page. Col. q,
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Assassin
Strikes
International News Service Cable

International News Service Cable
NICHY, France, Oct. 20
General Holtz, German mill
tary governor of Nantes, in
Occupied France, was assassi-
mated today.
First reports to Vichy gave
no further details.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-GNS)-The
Paris Zeitung reported today that
Rene Baudet had been shot fol
lowing conviction on a charge Of
Illegal possession of arms.
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Continued on Next Page, Col. 8,
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CONTINUED ON Next Page. Col. 81
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