The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27

Charged with purchasing one tire and six tubes frcm the Arcadian gang, captured last week here and in Westport, Domenic Risucci, AT, of fl Branch street, operator of a service station in the North End, was granted a nolle on payment of $50 this morning in municipal court.
 Risucci was arrested yesterday by Detective Lieut.. Joseph Bender on a warrant charging that he had re- eeived stolen goods. Lieut.. Bender, who is working on the Arcadian case. said that the youths confessed to the theft of nine tires from two automobiles which they stole from the Waterbury Motors Inc, on Wa tertown avenue. Checking reports, he traced one of the tires to Ri succi's gasoline station, and upon Investigation found the six tubes there also. Lieut.. Bender said that most of the tires have been accounted for.
 Other cases disposed of in muni- cipal court this morning include: John DeSantis, 24, charged with non-support, ordered to pay S15 8 week to his wife or serve 60 days in jail John Barnes, 27, colored, of 4 Carmel street, charged with breach of the peace, granted a SuS- pended sentence; George Gary, 25. of 21 Griggs street, charged with non-support, nolled; Herman He bert, 20, of Philadelphia, Penn, charged with speeding, nolled on payment of S10; Bernard Blansfield, 19, of 19 Ludlow street, violating the motor vehicle law, nolled for S5; William P. Hanlon, AT, of 32 East wood avenue, charged with driving without an operators license, grant, i ed nolle on payment of $5; Henry Grenier, 9, of 253 Porter street, Wa tertown, charged with a violation of the rules of the road, nolled on payment of $5; Vincent G. Urban, 23, of 97 Green street, charged with the same offense, continued until | tomorrow
 Cases heard yesterday were as ! follows: John Wersackas, 49, of 93 French formations is going on and will be finished in short time" the High Command said
 The high command noted that Toulon had been left unoccupied by German troops which moved into the previously unoccupied zone of France two weeks ago. This action, said the communique, was due to the pledge of the French to defend themselves against any Allied move.
 However, the high command charged the French naval com manders "broke their word of honor to form a combined defense"
 Plans to Flee Increase
 Attempts of high French officers to flee increased" the communique said. Also systematic agitation un- der Anglo-Saxon influence started to spread among the French defense force which had been ready to CO., operate with this agitation in re- cent days also inhltrated the navy at Toulon.
 The High Command said that the split among the French officers "in- ! CTedSlIlS4y NdS JGOpdl AlA4llE GIAC security of German-Ttalian troops of occupation and undermined the au- thority of the French state leader ship"
 "The Fuehrer and the Duce gave orders last night to occupy the fort ress," said the communiQue. Ger man and Italian troops carried out this order with lightning speed"
 The DNB German News Agency reported that Hitler had sent Mar shal Henri Philippe Petain letter outlining the reasons for the Toulon occupation and commenting on Franco-G German collaboration.
 The letter charged that ''unfor- tunately the interruptions Anglo SaXons and, last but not least, the Jewish -pullers succeeded in in- i terpreting every friendly gesture of the New Reich as sign of German weakness and every offer of peace as a proof of imm 'nent collapse"