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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
BLAME YOUR
LIVER If

II your liver doesn't secrete 90 20 30
ounces Of bile crcrg o0y irto your intes-
CHARACTERIZATION with its headaches,
mental dullness and that haH-alive'
feeling often result. So you soc how inn
portant II is 10 keep bile flowing freelyl
And what finer aid could one desire than
D.. Edwards Olive Tablets. used 50
successfully for years by DR.. +. W..
Edwards for treating bis patients for
constipation and slurg b liver bile.
Olive Tablets are unsurpassed in a.
fectiveness because they stimulate liver
bile 70 help digest iatty foods. they tone
Up muscular intestinal action, a. the same
time help elimination. Being purely rcgo-
foble. Olive Tablets are wonderful Test
thor supreme goodness TONIGHTl
l5t, zoe, COO. All drugs,ores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Boys Clothing, Furnishings

121 Jackets; waer-resist cotton pin Others so
ASS Wash Knockers; variety of cotton suitings zee
l45s Knit Brief Shorts Athletic Shirts 22c
447 Shorts; widely varied assortment ........ soc
Gal Model Shirts; ends; cotton brosdeloth 49,. SOC
SIS prs Boys Ankle Socks; cotton pr. Toe
80 Boys Loafer Coats spun rayon-coiton 2.s9
276 Swim Trunks rayon-eotton-lastex; wool.
1873 Sport Shirts solid color eottons see
276 Sweatersj wool-eotton, woo-rsyon. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
REAssUREs PEOPLE

These words are spoken with
the hope that they VIII rCdSSure
the people of the United States
of the strength and the practical
sincerity which today mark our
inter-republc relations IN the
Americas.
To express this brlolly-today
everything ties Us: nothing divides
us. The war IN Europe has drawn
US closer together than we have
ever been. The integrity OF our
hemisphere itself found IN the
glorious right Of every free people
among our y republicS-oH this
side OF the Atlantic 10 live their
own kind of life IN the lands they
inherited. and under the acgiS OF
the institutions which they have
chosen and erected in peace.
We bCiIpvC FIRMLY -.,l-1Ac Pan
American principle We believe
that lis Solidiiy - not only pos
sible, but that ii is an accomplished
fact. We do not consider Pan
Americanism as a theory OF vi
sionarieS. We hold 1t. with deep
conviction, TO be cardinal prac-
tice of poace-loving peoples living
together in a richly-endowed hem
lSpherc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
233 MEMS SUITS. 1000
TROPICALS for Cool Summer Wear
YEAR-'ROUND Wooden. and 2-Piece
Tweed Coat.And. Slack Suits
Mems Furnishings

s7s Shrts; seconds; whites and patterns SOC
S24 Shirts; seconds patterns, whites. s9c
81 Mems PAjamas; seconds; and MILDLY
2sz Mems Sport Shirts; eottons,
1853 Handkerehiefsj white eoored borders. sc
3575 Handkerchief; white, bordered Sc
362 Mems Neckties; sik. silk and 47c
125 Sweaters; coat, spon; wool and cotton 80
1913 Sweaters coat, sponi hrsts and seconds. Sac
Sc Robes; wash eottons; seconds. SO
So Jackets; spotted suede wool .........3.s9
AZ Jackets; suede and domestic eapeskin
ll76 Shorts; seconds knit shirts; 6rsts l9e
1918 Socks rayon, rsyon.cotton lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Cotton Yard Goods
Linens, TorUels, Touching

7se yds 1sneh Cotton Dish Toweline; ends yd. Zoe
SIS ydS Cotton linen Toweling; unbeaohed I'd 15c
654 Turkish Towels; ENDS; odd sizes. l3c
SIS Striped Linen Place Doiles 1920 ga. Toe
200 Turkish Face Cloths; seconds Sc
Table Odd and Soed Searfs, Doies. Reduced
Gas yds Remnants Table Dsmask. Toweling. Reduced
3sl Reversible Turkish Bath Mats 22x34, pink. 39c
i53 Cork Place Mats; assorted patterns Sc
$50 Pot Holders, Dish Cloths; seconds. Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
McNutt Cites Food Problem

BOSTON MAY - -GNS) -
Some - million men. women and
children IN the United States do
not have epoRCif eoa Gao rs ne
foods essential for health. accord
ing 10 Paul V. McNutt. federal
security administrator, addressing
the 45th annual convention of the
National Congress OF Parents and
Teachers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Bags, NeckWear, JetUelry

246 Handbags imitation feathers; soied. .39e 59e zoe
3l7 pcs Neckwear; soed and damaged. 29e soc, soc
33 Handkerehiefs prints, whites linen, lawn, &c. 7e c
81 Flowers; for lapels and hats; soiled .10c Ice
$40 pcs Jewelry; damaged all types 29e 39e, see
23l Belts; domestic espeskins patents l9c 39e soc
81 yds Yelling black and eolor.i remnants 29e, see
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Women's, Girls Underwear

2S25 Women. indies; cotton, l5e, Csc Soc
l22 Girls Pajamas; rayon, cotton; ENDS. ..59c
IS Bed Jackets; cotton. ............. soc
IFS Womens Combinations; ends ............... SOC
225 Girls Rayon Underwear; to Ia years...... lie
554 Womens Rayon Underwear; some ends Use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Curtains, Blinds and Awnings

l0s Priscilas; pastel cotton n,arquette 69o
2l6 prs. FlorentiHesi combinations. pr. soc
IA prs. Novelty Curtains with Valance CSC
6l2 Rayon Marqusette Panels; 44-in. SOC
81 Cotton Marquisete Vaances; paStels ACC
l4S Venetian Blinds wood Stats ...........ea. LOO
95 Fibre Venetian Blinds; assorted 59c
215 Awnings; sizes; solid colors. ...........ea SOC
943 Tapestry Pieces; 24x24 inches ...........ea 39e
sos yds. Cotton Marquisette; 36-43" wide yd. Toe
Remnants of Curtain and Drapery Fabrics. Reduced
Odd and Soiled Curtains Panels. ......... Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Mems and Big Boys Shoes

32S prs Mems kidskn Slippers; imperfeet. 90
1873 prs. Oxords; classed imperfect. 3.l9
30 prs. Sport Oxfords; red rubber soles 239
prs. Work Shoes; brown elk.tanned eowhde. ass
81 prs. Big Boys Oxford, varied group. pr. 600
Sc prs Big Boys Leather Boots; szes 6, u 100
III Big Boys Athletic Shoes, Oxfords. see
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Children's and Boys Shoes

4l0 Infants Shoes; some 2nds to in group. see
375 Childrens Shoes SAMPLES 12h, 49, l315.....l29
$40 Childrens Shoes; saddles included ..,......1o 90
325 Great Scott Shoes samples, seconds. ......l39
275 Childrens Shoes; soiled; sla in group. s9e
40 Boys Oxfords; samples, 2nds to 6........l79
81 Roller Skates double sse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Rugs and FloorcoUering

Heavy Wilton Rugs; 9xl2; bordereu....... 81. so
As Heavy Chenille Tufted Rugs; Hx36.in 249
95 Chenille Bath Sets; 22x42-in. SO
% Woven String Bath Sets; lSx34-in 9
Is Room-size Broadloom Remnants. 29.75 to 5975
29S ydS. Felt Base Remnants; assorted So yd. Use
ESQ yds lnlaid Linoleum Remna A,,-..-se yd. 69e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Wonen's Hosiery

IT'S prs. Damaged Hose; some full fashioned 29e
$50 prs. Hose; service weight ire gulars. soc
625 prs. Ousize Hose; chiffon ire gulars. SOC
100 prs. Chardonize Rayon Hoses sH to 1o12....19c
AIS prs. Misses Chardonze Hose; rayon. l9e
6055 prs. Ankle Socks hrsts and irregulars. Toe
325 prs. Knee High Hosej proof; ga to 1919 39e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Misses and Wonen's SportslUear

2S3 Pastel Sweaters; cotton chenilles soc
3ll Sweaters; Atwood cotton and-ra ....-79o
204 Jenkins; Atwood flannel spun 79c
235 Skirts; wool and -rayon plads, solids 79c
1872 Skirts; a-Soo solid eolors; IL to S......l39
III Skirts; wool crepe and flannel so
344 Bouses; crePes, cottons. Sue
352 Blouses; crepes and sheers 79c
l76 Blouses rayon sheers cotons; 81 38. l.39
206 Blouses; rayon and sheerS 69
1877 Slack Suits cotton twills. solids, stripes 79c
SIS Swim Suits; satin Lastex 81 to 3S. so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Wash Dresses, Housecoats

100 Nurses Uniforms; ends; cotton poplan SOC
eli Tufed Chenille Housecoats; broken sizes 50
100 Tufted Chenille Households; dusty shades 50
1876 Cotton Houseeoats prints, cotton percales Sac
433 Cotton Dresses; clearance; misses women SOC
3l2 Rayon Crepe Dresses ends; broken 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Rayon Fabrics

5525 yds. Remnants; plain and prints. Reduced
Il25 yds. Printed Rsyon Crepes, Spun Rayon .yd 29e
755 yds. Spun Rayons; print, solid eolors .yd l9e
2255 yds Remnants; plain and novelty rayons yd Ice
756 yds Novelty Rayon Aoetates 80 in. wide yd zoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Lamps, Mirrors, Pictures, Tables

II Two.shelf Utility Tables; damaged
40 Coffee Tables; walnut and gumwood 80
33 Cocktail Tables; 1884 glass top. ......,.3.s9
50 Reflector Floor Lamp Bases damaged. .9S
IL Five Chests 35xl0xl6 inches. 80
80 Occasional Chairs; floor samp $50
Table Of Assorted Lamp Shades. Reduced to Clear
able of Assorted Table Lamps. Reduced Clear
able of Assorted Mirrors and Pictures Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Misses, Womeh's Coats, Suits

SIS Winter Coats; oolandrayon; few fur trim 400
li2 Spring Goats; woolandrayon; 1920, 1914 40
1877 Sport and Dress Goats; wool and-rsyon. $50
Better Spring Coats; wool-andrayon; dress. ll9O
IS Spring Suits WOOL nd-rayon high shades $50
% Woodland Rayon Suits; some 3Pc sly IL 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Misses Dresses
Fur Coats, Jackets

Seal or Mink Owed Coney Coats...............297
6 Sable Skunk dyed Opossum Coats 4975
Black, Gray, Brown-dyed Caracul Kid Goats 4975
6 Mink Blended Muskrat Coats................9S 75
Black. dyed Persian Lamb Paw Coats 9S75
Sable Skunk yed Opossum Jackets. 800
Siyer.dyed Red Fox Jackets; 26.inch 4975
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Cloves and Umbrellas, Luggage

627 prs. Eilet, Rayon Goves ~omen's, soiled &c
prs Summer Gloves; novelty rayons; soiled 29c
lab prs. Women's Leather Cloves some kid CSC
2SS prs Fabric Gloves; rayons; soed eolors. soc
40 Womens Umbrellas; l6.rib oisik; damaged. zoe
l55 pcs Assorted Luggage; ends 2S9 to 7s9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Junior Miss Apparel

Spring Suits and Goats; wool. and.rayons 500
l49 Spring Goats; wool andrsyon; many navy 40
"a Coats wool. andrayon; dressy styles. $50
1903 Coats Atwood wool. and-rayon dressy. 100
2O7 Dresses; soled rayon prints and solids 200
los Dresses; soled printed rayon crepes. 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Women's Lingerie

242 Wamens Panties; rayon satin and crepe. .. Use
| SIS Chinese Rayon Bed Jackets and Panes soc
Sc Pajamas and Coat Sets; cotton broadeloth 97c
1877 Rayon Undies soied and mussed soc to 200
422 Cotton indies; soiled and mussed use TO 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Women's and Junior Miss Shoes

1l50 Sport Shoes; Sizes to in group. .....I79
SIS Play Shoes; brown, brown and white a so
1850 Womens Shoes; white; to 8 in lot. ..:l.0o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Wonen's Dresses

2l3 Dresses; prints, imperteets zoo
66 Dresses; crepes and prints soiled 800
35 Rayon Dresses; soiled prints and solids a 90
Sd Better Dresses soiedj prints 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Notions Department

Odd Lot OF Assorted Notions. DC
ITO SCISSORS and Shears assorted sizes........ SC
AZ Oiled Silk Covers for Electric MxerA ..... Use
Is Oifed SIX covers for Electric coasters fgc
s. Oiled Silk Vegetable Bags; slide fastener. Csc
1876 Cards OF Buttonsi to a card 2 cards Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Strau and Felt Hats

214 Misses Hats; fes and straws; soed ACE
227 Hats smart sraws; plenty of white 79c
Hats felts and straws; black and navy. l.49
Straw Hats all types; black and navy 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Infants and ToddIers' Wear

lac Todders Dresses; sheers. prints; mussed. soc
l2l CreeperI; cotton knits; red rust, seconds. 39e
$40 Sox whitss pastes; sizes to Il ........ Toe
2050 pcs. Soled\Wear; infants toddlers DC 95
rs Todders' Coat Sets; Atwood; with hats. SO
40 Todders Coat Sets; with hats; alwool. 2.59
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

Prices SUBJECT TO 90 Sales Tav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Larger Size Apparel

2l4 Dresses; rayon prints; AZ to So 100
70 Dresses; rayon prints and solids; soied. 100
50 Printed Rayon Dresses; soiled; odd sizes 400
81 Better Dresses; prints and solids 90
IS Spring Coats; woolsndrayon; 1914 to 81 a go
33 Wool-a Rayon Spring Coats dress, sports go
rs Spring Dress Coats; alwool woola dragon. ID. go
% Better Spring Coats: Atwood wool go
10 Winter Coat.i wool. and.rayoni fur trim 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

AnvERTlsFMENT
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Sen. Wheeler Inquiries About Suez Force

WASHINGTON - Democratic Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana was revealed to have corresponded with Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson with re- g2rds to American troops helping the British guard the Suez Canal.
 For some days the rumor has persisted in Washington that sev eral thousand American troops have disembarked in Egypt to help the British. Apparently there is no basis for the rumor
 However, friends of Wheeler declare that the isolationist Sen- ator has written War Secretary Stimson demanding confirmation or denial of the Suez rumor
 Wheeler was said to be insist ing on a yes or no answer from the War Department under threat of airing the matter on the Senate floor.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Germans Claim Capture More
 l4O,OOO Russians

UNDATED, Aug. 9 (F) - Hit ler's headquarters claimed the capture of more than 10000 Russian troops in two gigantic Smashes in the Ukraine. Sixty miles southeast of Smolensk. they said they left more than 100000 dead and wounded in the field. They also reported the capture of Korosten, which was bitterly de- fined as a rail junction, 30 miles northwest of Kiev. After many days fighting in forests and the dreary Pinsk marshes, much booty was captured, including 317 tanks, 12 railroad trains and 5,250 trucks.
 Russian communiques contend ed that their lines were holding well and that the blitzkrieg is now merely a series of local pat rol actions and bitter night fighi ing.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Fire Hazard Great in Pacific Army Games

FORT LEWIS, Aug. g {PJ - The Army called on foresters, CCC camps, soil erosion workers and the highway Departments to aid in preventing forest fires dur ing the war game maneuvers of 100000 soldiers in Western Wash ington, starting Monday. Warm dry weather hazards will be com plicated by the mass movements of so many troops, in what mili- .ary men described as one of the greatest emergency mobilizations the nation has ever seen in games with a simu a.ed enemy.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11

UNDATED, Aug. II (41 - Ger many's invasion armies smashed deeper into both ends of the 1,2O0 mile battlefront; scoring a 60 mile advance toward Lenin- grad in the north and threaten ing the Black Sea port of OdeS- sa in the south. A bulletin from Hitler's field headquarters assert ed "the pursuit of the retreat ing enemy in the Ukraine is pro gressing rapidly everywhere v Nazi officials declared that Mar shal ..Seme0n Budyenny's Red Army of the south has practical ly lost the entire Dniepper the vast fertile plateau southeast of Kiev. DNB, the official German news agency, said the 180th So- viet light infantry of about l5,OOO men, was completely destroyed south of Lake linen.
 
 On the front below Lenin- grad, the Russians declared their armies, reinforced by rising tide of militia, are holding firmly against the German onslaught. A Soviet communique pictured the struggle as continuing violently overnight in the Smolensk sal tent 230 miles west of Moscow, on the Estonia front, and at Bel tserkov, 50 miles south of Kiev, the Ukraine capital. A fierce new battle was reported developing in the Uman sector midway be- tween Kiev and Odessa. The dis puted city of Smolensk had fall en, the Associated Press report
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Headway is Made By Germans
 But not so Much

LONDON, Aug. 9 (P)- Author itative sources conceded that Ger mans are making headway to- ward Odessa but depreciated the German high sounding claims of annihilation of the Russian s entire sixth and twelve armies and a part of the eighteenth.
 London reports indicated that the second Soviet air attacks on the German metropolis occurred last night but Berlin said they beat off the invaders at the end of the day.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
US. Asks Germany For 2 American
 Survivors ZamZanl

WASHINGTON, Aug. g {P) - The United States asked Ger many for an immediate report on the two Americans, Francis Vico- vari of New York, co-leader of the American ambulance party; and Laughing-House Wilson of North Carolina, tobacco man, un- reported since they were wound ed aboard the Egyption steamer ZamZam, 1l5 days ago. They were then reported in serious conditions but their whereabouts are unknown despite inquiries in Germany and occupied countries.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Two Escaping
 Convicts, Warden Killed in Break

McALESTER, Okla, Aug. II (P) - Warden Jess F. Dunn, of the Oklahoma penitentiary and two escaping convicts, one a for mer prison guard were killed in a brief but bloody Sunday break, the worst in three decades. The four escaping convicts shot the warden and twice stabbed him through the heart.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Russians Report Great Losses
 Nazi Columns

MOSCOW, Aug. g fP) - The Red Army declared that heavy losses were inflicted on ten more German divisions, quoting Ger man sanitary corps messages in- dicating losses as ranging from 2l percent of one infantry divi- sion, 90 percent of tank divi- sion, and 40 percent of three in- fantry and 4 tanks divisions.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Abandon Hope For Indefinite Ex-
 tension Army Service And Seek
 Senate-Approved lS-Mo. Extension

WASHINGTON, Aug. g (P) - Some Democratic leaders aban- doned hope for an indefinite ex- tension of Army service in view of the growing opposition and sought, over the week end, to button-hole support for an 18- month extension, which the Sen ate has approved. The opposition
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Speed-up Will Finish 2-Ocean Navy in l942

WASHINGTON. Aug. II (P) - A warship building speed-up, cutting construction time on new ships an average of 12 and a half percent for each vessel, will give the nation it's two-ocean navy, two years earlier than scheduled. Navy sources said the fleet will be ready in 1942.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Japan Near Break Diplomatic Relations With U. S.
Japan On Full Economic War
 Footing Only 2 Steps Remaining
 For Diplomatic Break With US

TOKYO, Aug. II (P-The gov ernment put Japan on a full ec- onomic war footing under gen eral mobilization act. Authoritat i've quarters declared only two steps remained before possible actual break with the United States. These. the newspaper Chug-Ai, which speaks for big business, said were a complete embargo and severance of con
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Govt. Has Plans
 Take Strike-locked Shipbuilding Plant

WASHINGTON, Aug. II tP - Defense officials said pans for the government seizure of the Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company at Kearney, N. J. are lying ready on desk at the Navy Department for use if the compay did not alter its ''intran s;ent" attitude in the strike which has ted up four hundred ninety three thousand dollars in defense orders.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11

is contending that the national in terest is no more imperiled than a year ago when the Selective Service Act was passed and the government contracted with the draftees for year in the army, and then to be disorganized, as President Roosevelt said they would be if not kept longer
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11

sular re ations. A consular breach would be likely pre- Jude to end diplomtic relations.
 The economy measure particul .arly covers control of the stock exchange and marine transporta- ton and gives the government un limited power to draft manpow- 1T ard economic resources in a war emergency.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
Two Americans Are Aboard
 German Raider

WASHINGTON, Aug. g (P) - Germany informed the United States government that the two wounded Americans, who were un reported since their capture on he ZamZam, are still aboard the raider Tamesis, but its where abouts was not disclosed.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11
German Armies Advance 60 Miles
 Toward Leninggrad and Port Odessa
 Disputed Smolensk Falls Invaders

UNDATED, Aug Il ( - Ger ad was learned upon reaching v's smashed the ruins.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11

" s o U R D o U c H " s T A T I O N E R Y
 At Nugget Office
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-11

indicate German drives white arrows Russian s.tance drive CD aimed at Lenin 60-mie imge reported by the heavy fighting in the central sector 2) aso the direction of Novograd Volyns
 (3) SmOlensk reported taken, by AP dispatch reported destroyed below Iseningrad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05
DeInOCratSWm Upperhand In Latest ''Deal''
Conway, 0affney Confirm. ed By Assembly; LawlOr,
 PalOmba Assured

Judge John L. 0affney, Democrat, and Judge T'heobald E, Conway, Republican, whose reappointments were voted yesterday by the General Assembly, are expected to make an announcement of their selection Of court prsonnel within the next week or 10 days. A principal question as the judges prepare to make their appointments is the status of At. &orney Philip Bernstein, probation officer, and Miss Kathleen Crowley, Juvenile probation officer. There is q question as to whether MT, Bern- stein, a Republican, and Miss Crow ley, Q Democrat, arc frozen m through passage of the statewide juvenile court and probation sys- tenn bill ct Hartford yesterday.
 The Democrats will control the entire court, except for 0 Republi- can fudge and q Republican prose- cutor, though Mir. Bernstein may be held over through the juvenile court oili.
 The slate to be appointed Is as Follows:
 Prosecutors .. William K. Lawlor, Democratic succeed himself, and Frederick W. Palomba, Republican, now city tax commissioner, to Suc- ceed Prosecutor Michael J, dalullo, (Each prosecutor will receive $4,0O0 e yeAS)
 Clerk-Carmine Cipriano, Dem- Ccrat.
 Probation officers (f the law al- iows) Miss Crowley, Democrat, and Attorney Clarence Balanda or Attorney stephen Homick both Democrats.
 Democrats will also be appointed as interpreters and as assistant clerk Of the court.
 There was talk today Of Q move to replace Prosecutor Lawlor with Attorney Cipriano and appoint At torney Harry Spellman clerk, but during tho judgeship "dea" at the Capitol there was definite under- standing that Mir. Lawlor would Do retained.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05


 not only with the federal govcrn- ment but to exercise functions which might be deemed desirable within tho state Itself. You, after Q lapse of some time, did create e state defense council with an administrator at It's head, and l am, of course, pleased to inform you thnt this administrator Is serving without pay, despite tho fears of some as to tho possible salary he might receive. You also acted promptly upon by request, when the opportunity presented itself, In authorizing the acquiSl- ton of D large areR of land in tho town of Windsor Locks for tho establishment of an army pursuit base. In the days to come the sc- curlty Of its presence will repay us . thousand fold,
 With respect to labor, l urged you to consider the establishment of A state labor relations board, the enactment of e wage and hour law, amendments to the unem- ployed compensation net to pro- vide for increased benefits, and other means for speedy assistance to the unemployed, ] asked also for on amendment to the work mems compensation act to pros vide for dependent children of de- ceased workers, One of the branches of your honorable body adopted oil four recommendations, but despite the fact that all of these recommendations were non- partican m their nature, only the latter two were enacted Into law. It has been said that these are bad times for labor legislation, In the minds of some people, the times arc never good for leglsla- ton of that sort
 Agriculture
 I laid before you Q broad pro- gram for the benefit of agricul- ture, and the greater part of this program has been enacted into