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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
vypita az do dina kalicha. Kaz-
dY druhY nemnze bYti hercem.

vyplta az do dina kalicha. Kaz-
dy druhy nemGze byti hercem.
Lehce Sc nam z hlediSte kriti-
suje ale jak by Sc nam asi tax
hralo? Proto 81 tax caste my
slim, proc, re tolik malo mas
chodf ma divadelnf hry? Proc
|tyto ceske lidi nepodporujeme
vice? Proc je nam milejsf jiti
nekam jinam zbytecne a bez1-
celne utratiti to odpoledne?
Krasne to delate Wy obetavci,
kteT1 noci dlouhe sc pilne pri-
pravujete ma sve vystoupeni.
Wine, re pc dennf lopote, s las
kou nejen k hereckemu umen1,
ale S laskou k porobene vlasti
Sc radi obetujete, kdy my 81 ho-
vine a nekdy i zbytecne cas-
mrhame.
Vsechna chvala a cest Yam.
Wine, re Sc Yam hazi i polena
pod nohy, ale Wy jste trpelivf a
houzevnatf. Nedejte Sc odradi-
tt, konejte sve, krasne a uslech-
tile ciny dale. Vase krasne CT
ny jsou nam svetlem, "a KITE
rym mnoz1 nasledujf. Neni
vsak dosti. Vsichni bychom
nell Vaseho pffkladu nasledo-
vati. Byli bychom SLIM a i to
nejvets1 zlo by Sc pred Mani
zhroutilo v prach.
Pracujte nezistne pro dobro
vlasti. Vase sbirky z divadel
pomahajf k znicenf ~nepfftele.
Jen dale tax krasnymi ciny po-
mahejte.
A nynf je jen ma mas, ma mas
vSech kter1 sc ohanlme Waste
necty1m, abychom tyto krasne
a uslechtile ceske podniky pod
porovali. Ma mas z hlediste jen
zalezf, abych CO nejv1ce pod
poTili dobry skutek. Jsme to
my, kte$l chceme svrhnouti O.
no hrozne zlo z beder nasich
drahych tam "a morem. Bude
ma mas hodne zalezeti. Gin vi.
&c mas Dude, tim drive Dude to-
to zlo odstraneno. V jednote
lie sfla. Dobrovolna sbfrka ma
Osvobozovac1 Akci re slavnost.
teto pfinesla $85.
Kdyby mas bylo prftomno
,10k tolik, mohla sbirka Wy,
|nesti $3.50. Ruce tedy k dflu!1
TAX pfiste necht mas je 1Okrat
Itolik co minute.
Jeden z hlediSte
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
HOTOVf Sc
PRO

Vystrazna znameni ozvou sc.
Rady obchod1, sta obchodnich
1fadoven a mnohe podniky "a
vfeny budou zatim co zr1zenci
hledati budou bezpecf.
Dwell Sc vystrazne zname-
nj, zaroven Tady doktorG, ose-
tTovatelek, zTfzenc1 nemocnic
hotovy budou ku sluzbam pro
dobro pfinesenych zranenych
vedle v nemocnic1ch osetrova-
nych.
Union Memorial organisace
ku 1celu tomu jest skoro hoto-
va, 1lohou budou, ably onemoc-
nell v nemecnicfch chraneni
byli pred zranenfmi a otresy.
Zatfm CO osetTovatelky hoto-
wy budou v prozatimn1ch 81
Mich, v nichz pohovky postave-
ny budou, odnat Dude zelezny
plot ma Calvert ulici, ably snad-
ny priced ambulancfm a nosi-
cum uspoTadan byl tam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
MARYLANDSTf DELEGATE
v DOME PRO
ZVYSENf DAM.

S ohledem ma to, re kazdy
dollar potrebnym jest pro vfte-
zne skoncen1 valky a re toto
must spojeno byti S obetf, Ma
rylandst1 DELEGATE v Dome jsou
pro zvyseni DAM jak vlada "a
da, V obnosu sedmi biliond a
krone toho jeste dalsi dane a.
by ulozeny byly ma rocni W.
delky. Jedn1m z delegate jest
Thomas D'Alesandro.
Mnozf DELEGATE jsou pre-
svedceni, re do konce tohoto
roku Dude potTebnym denni
naklad 500, 600, 600 ma vojen-
ske vydan1 a v budoucfm roce
re polovina Dude potrebnou O.
pet.
D'Alesandro poznamenal:
"Nebudeme-li platiti ma wi
tezeni We valce dolary, pax zee
la jiste platiti pro to budou A
merict1 hosi svymi zivoty po-
zdeji."
Zenam dostava Sc pochvaly
pro slouzen1 vlasti sve jake vo-
jenske osetrovatelky a pomoc-
nice.
= Vladnfho dluhu zvyseni
urceno Dude die vseho re $685.
100000 ma 1925, 900, 000,-
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
SCH6ZE ODBOcKY cESKE-
HO SDRUzENf
"PRAVDA ZVfTEZf"

jiz pTftsf 1tery, Tho brezna v
8:15 vecer v Sokolovne. TAX
kolikrat, kdyz jest pc schulz
Mar. Sdruzenf potkam nektere-
no toho naseho bratra a tn O.
bycejne prichazf Ike mne S do
tazem, kdy jsou schGze Mar.
Sdruzenf, a re O tom nevedel a
re ma to z|apomnel!
Sestry a bratTf! VAST tired
nfci nesvedou zadnou praci a
nedodelame Sc zadnych vysled
XII kdyz nebudeme die nasich
moznostf vsichni choditi do
sch1zf a radon a pomocf Jim
neprispejeme! SchGze nasf Cd
becky jsou vzdy 3tf dtery v me-
s1ci. A tedy tento mes1c Tho
brezna. Nespolehejme Sc re
do schGze nekdo Pride anebo
re to beze mne taky udelajf.
Prijd jeden kazdy a podej po-
mocnou ruku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
KRATsf sKoLNf HODINY.

Governor Herbert r. O'Conor
navrhl v sobotu mestskym a
soukromym odbor1m vychovy,
ably v meste a We vsech soused-
Mich okres1ch zavedeny byly
kratsf skolni hodiny vtesnane
do jedne trfdy. Navrhl, ably
skoly pocaly v $3.50 a poledni
prazdno ably odstraneno bylo.
Navrh schvalovan jest skolnf-
mi UTady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
KNIHY
HLEDANY.

Pratt knihovna oznamuje, re
znacny zajem v nabozenskych
,knihach jest elm dale tim vet
81. Mnoz1 Baltimorane, kteri
dosud malo cetli obratili nyni
pozornost ma nabozenske kni-
Bible, jak Marion E. Halves,
nacelnice oddflu k%nihovny sved
cl, jest dnes vice hledanou ne
Iii byla kterykoliv cas- cd Is
rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13

2O3.492 liber odpadkG, hlav-
ne odhozeneho pap1ru, sebra-
no bylo 81 Marylandskymi sbo-
ry Boy Scouts Cd 1. ledna do
Is. 1nora. N%ejvetsf obnos Sc
bral sbor Scout1 v Annapolis,
|Scoutove tam sebrali 1890 IL
Der odpadk1 v dobe naznace-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
DELAME TO DOBRE?

Wy, kteT1 jste byli minulou
ned6li pr1tomni oslave naroZe-
min presidenta Masaryka v So
kolovne jste slyseli krasnou rec
plukovnika Spaniela O Masary-
kovi jake statn1ka, vlastence,
vojaka a hlavne 0 Masarykovi
jake cloveka pTimeho, nebojac-
neho, nefalsovaneho, plneho
porozumeni, laskavosti a kras-
neho vztahu k dobremu lidu.
jake cervena nit Sc vinula recf
otazka, IDA to co delame a jak
to delame by obstalo v ocfch
Masarykovych, IDA by Sc to
srovnalo S jeho zasadami a i
dealy, IDA to delame dobre jak
Masaryk vzdy r1kaval. Co tim
Masaryk myslel, kdyz Tekl:
delate to dobre? Bylo to UNA
nj komukoli "a plneni povin-
nosti, "a poctivou praci, "a u
pTfmnou snahu zfti cistym a
cestnym zivotem a Ia fadne
vykonanf 1kolu vneseny ma
nej. Mas nynejsf dkol je poma-
haiti re vsech nasich sill, aby-
chom dobyli v1tezstvf v nejvet-
Sim boji vsech cast mad krutym
nasilim a barbarstvim. To INA
mena, re musfme pomahati re
mi, ktera je nas1 druhou vlast1,
nesm1me vsak zapomenouti ma
nasi starou vlast. Vfte, re Ces-
koslovensko je jedinym z diva
ceti sesti Spojenych Narodd,
ktef1 81 sl1bili co nejvetSi wa
jemnou pomoc v porazce spo-
llecnych nepratel. Jake uvedo-
nell Cechoslovaci zajiste chce-
me ably ceskoslovensky podfl v
konecnem vftezstv1 byl CO nej-
vetsi. Mas 1kol je tedy dvoji:
Musfme pomahati nasi move
vlasti, mus1me ale take poma-
haiti ceskoslovenske akci, aby-
chom ma konec S klidnym We
dom1m vykonane povinnosti
mohli zaujmouti svoje cestne
m1sto mezi v1teznymi narody.
Budeme-li m1ti tohle ma mysli
a budeme-li Poole toho praco-
vati jen tehdy mdzeme byti jis-
I'll, re by nam Masaryk Fekl.
Delate to dobfe.
6. N. S. porada v pondelf,
dine 80. bTezna Card Party v 8.
hodin v Sokolovne. Vstupne je
jake obvykle 28c i S vladnf da-
nj. Bude Sc hrati Country Bin
go a karetn1 hry u stolG. List
ky Sc budou losovati O deset
door prizes. Vedle toho Sc jiz
nynf prodavajf chance ma W.
hru peti dollarG. Apelujeme
ma dobre krajany, ably pTispeli
vhodnymi Diary ma door prizes
a ma ceny v Bingo a v kartach.
Dobre ceske hospodynky neza-
pomente ma kavovy stanek,
ktery nam vzdy tax dcinne po-
maha zvysiti vytezek podniku.
Chceme oznamiti, re losova-
nj O pen a pencil set, dar to
manzel6 Ceskych Sc Dude ko-
natl ma Card Party, ponevadz
do minute nedele, kdy Sc p1-
vodne melo losovati, nedosly
dive kn1zky chanel.
Nezapomente ma tento den
Card Party, pTijdte v nejhoj-
nejs1m poctu, pfivedte svoje
pratele a zname. Pomahejme
sec mGzeme abychom 81 mohli
flci POOLE Masaryka, re to de-
lame dobTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
OTEC. DEWITT PAIL.

Clarence H. Ridgell, 53lety,
otec dewitt d1tek, chycen byl
pri palenf l1hovin ma farme ne
daleko Scotland v st. Mary's
okresu. Pr soudu udal, re ma
farme byl pres 40 rok1 a skoro
vsechnu koTalku, kterou vypa-
iii, vypil pry on a jeho rodina
a pratelGm tuto daval zdarma.
Prodal pry velice malo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
DOMY MA r POINT
ROAD.

Plany ma zbudovan1 1854 do
MI ma North Point Road, jizne
cd Eastern avenue, spell k ry-
chl6mu uskutecnenf. Domy bu-
dou mfti ctyTi svetnice a kou-
pelnu. DelnfkGm ma obrannych
prac1ch rentovany budou ma
$3.50 mes1cne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
PODLEHL SRDECNf


Harry E. Grady, 48lety, vo-
jak z Aberdeen Proving
Grounds a veteran z prvnf sve-
tove valky, jenz znovu Sc dial
vraditi do vojska v prosinci,
zemTel v patek ma srdecnf sla-
bost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13
MiStnl ZpraYy.

L h~EdJ0A1SkyNO hEuI1us
= Jerry j. Jelfnek, syn Johna
Jelfnka, {. 1918 N. Ellwood a.
venue, graduoval z Chanute
Field odd6lenf vzduchoplavec-
keno odboru Technickych skol
V Chanute Field, III.
- Radostna udalost! Man
zelGm James a Ruth Marsalek
z cfsla 1875 N. Montford avenue
narodil Sc 20. 1nora zdravy
chlapecek. Mlady pan Marsa-
lex slouzf u. S. Navy a je sy-
mem krajana Vaclava MarSal-
ka a jeho manzelky.
= Minuly patek, 6. bTezna
narodil Sc manzelGm Alfredu a
Mari Koontz z cfsla 3714 Ed
nor Road zdravy chlapecek.
PAM Koontzova je dcerou kra-
jan1 Josefa a Amy Wallis, 2216
Jefferson ulice.
- PoZdrav a milou vZpomin-
ku q Miami, Florida zaSllaj1
Mr.. a Mrs. Henry O. Missing a
dceruska Linda Ann. Pan Wis
sing je zetem a PAM Missing
dcerou p. Franka G.. Novaka,
1886 E.. Monument ulice.
= We stTedu, ii. bTezna zem-
Tela pc dvou mes1cni nemoci
krajanka Anna Schramm z CT
sla 4405 Kavon Ave-, We start
70 let. Narodila Sc V Ceskoslo-
vensku a do Ameriky pTijela
pred SO roxy. Zanechava zde
manzela Vaclava. Prinalezela
ku Sboru Ctilada {. Is j. G. D.
PohTeb Dude Sc konati z domu
smutku V sobotu do kostela
Shrine of the Little Flower a
odtud ma Oak Lawn hrbitov.
PohTebn1 obrady vykona Rev.
Mimm. :.
PohTeb vyprav1 firma Frank
Cvach a Syn.
" 1tery, 10. brezna zem-
rel We Franklin Square nemoc-
nici William l.. Brown, Sr. 2 Ct
sla 1858 Cliftview avenue We
start 81 rok1. Povolanfm byl
kreslic V Bethlehem Steel. Ze-
snuleho oplakava manzelka
Lena Brown, rozena Stole. Po-
hTeb Dude Sc konati V sobotu,
ID. bTezna We 2 hodiny odpol.
re Schimunkova Pohrebn1ho
Domu ma Baltimore hTbitov "a
assistance Rev. Erwina Buene-
mana.
" 1tery, 10. brezna zem-
rel William H. Fantom, Sr., z
els. SIG N. Glover ulice We sta
II 50 let. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more. Zanechava zde manzel-
ku Lauru Fantom, roz. White.
PTinalezel ku spolkGm: Mar
quette Catholic Assembly a
Dem. Klubu Ceskych Mlad1kG
7. wardy. PohTeb konal Sc v
patek, Is. bTezna V 8:15 rano
z domu smutku do kostela St.
Elizabeth a Odtud ma Park
wood hrbitov "a assistance Rev.
Childress.
PohTby tyto vypravil Charles
E. Schimunek.
= Pepicky a Pep1ci Poor!
D6lnicky Vzdelavaci Spolek
"Pokrok" D. D. D. Dude pofa-
dati sobotu, dine FL. bTezna v
D6lnickem Dome, ron Madison
a Rose ulic "Josefovskou Ia
bavu." Hudba p. Jana Svita-
ka. Zacatek $3.50 hodin We
Ger. Vstupne 45c i S DAM. 0
zabavu a obcerstven1 postara-
no. Kazd6ho uctive I'VE Vybor.
Demokraticky Klub Ces-
kych Mlad1kG 7. wardy Dude
poTadati "Posledn1 Ustficove
Hody Letosn1 Sezony' v nede-
Ii, dine 22. bFezna v klubovn1ch
mfstnostech, 21OO Ashland A
venue cd 1 do 6 hodin vecer.
Danny vftany. Poplatek $3.50.
UstTice, music, hovezf pecene,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-13

OpeC VyprOQ0J rue
Mich pracf, S kranym mar. vySi-
van1m, pekne ~polstare a rdzn6
hackovane veci, kvetinky, kite
rymi Sc mGzete ozdobiti We swat
ky, RUNE kabelky atd. Vsec-
ky veci uzitecne i ozdobne.
Budeme tam take miti vysfva-
ne halenky a saticky a mnoho
a mnoho jinych vecf, ktere Sc
kazde hospodynce mohou no.
diti v domacnosti.
Pros1me ceskoslovenske ma
minky a celou vefejnost, ably
pfisli a podpoTili tento mas pod
mix pro podporu tech, kterf bo-
JUL "a svobodu a lidska prava,
kteff trpf pod Nazistickou bo-
tou, ktef1 bojujf take i "a mas.
Nebot dnes jest to i mas BOZ a
jest to BOZ veliky! Prosfme ta-
Ike nase hospodynky, ably nam
darovaly sva kuchaTska umenf
" podobe buchticek, kolackn,
cake nebo vGbec CO je dobre
ku KAYE, neb tam budeme mfti
take kavu a zakusky. Budeme
m1ti tento "sale" odpoledne i
vecer We stTedu, dine 25. bfez-
ma. Zveme take nase dobre
|farmafe, Cechoslovaky z Essex
a Curtis Bay a Belcamp a VII
bee vSechny, kteTf by chteli
podpofiti dobrou vec. Laska-
vostf a Diary vsech Vas kteTf
nasi praci podporujete, a vsech
tech dobrych pracovnich ru-
kou zen, ktere pracujf neustale
die sve moznosti, bylo nam mo-
Emo zaslati cd m6sfce zaff 1941
az do dnesn1ho dine Pomocne-
mu Vyboru v Chicago $1,155.-
US ma hotovosti, mimo odesla-
nych 8 beden. Pro Americky
Cerveny Krfz prace obsahova-
la 1900 hodin, "a kterouz pra-
CT obdrzelo &c clenek Pomoc-
neho Vyboru zasluzne spendli-
ky. Dvanact clenek podilelo Sc,
ma Rampant Cerveneho Krfze
ku ziksanf milionove kvoty.
Ia zbozl: Mrs. Barb. Marek
1928; Mrs. Lehecka $3.50;
Mrs. Mizerovsky $3.50; Mrs.
Behounek Weekly $3.50;
Mrs. Week $3.50; Mrs. Hir-
schauer $1.90; Mrs. Raul Use;
Mrs. E. Linhardt 45c; Mrs. Pa
vlovsky soc.
Daryl Mrs. Torovsky So;
Mrs. Severa So; Mr.. Milton ia
nata So; Mrs. Carolina Bernat
ISL; Mrs. Proxies 81.
Mrs. Torovsky latku ma saty,
3 zasterky, 6 napkins, 2 pol
staTky.
Podrobny pT1jem v unoru:
Penezn1 Diary $11.00
Weekly 1926
IT, 1hoH< "a or
The echo., 1942-06-19
Beth Ell A M.EChurch

$780, Sunday School, Mr. Lszfha
stancle and Miss Annie Ruth McCssicr
superintendent.
First Sundays Pastors Day. LID IN
and 1880 pm sermons by the pastor
300 pm. each 3rd Sunday sermon ny
pastor: MIR. Dixie Russell pastor aew.
l1:3O am Second Sundays trustee dsy.
n:3o am. 9Th Sundays Missionary day,
Mrs. c. Hursey, president
Choir practice every Friday might JSs
Presidents: Mr.. Luther Stancle, Mis-
Cleo Clark.
The echo., 1942-06-19

ALCORN A AND M COLLEGE
cooperating with
The Stately Wide Interdenominationa
Committee
and
The Federal Council of Churches
of Christ in America
announce
The Fourth Annual Institute
and Conference
for
Town and Rural Pastors, Layworkers
and Youth Leaders
June S-13, 1912
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS
Bishop S. L. Green, A. M. E. Church
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
American Farm Boy, Who Died Over There Typical Of Yankee Soldiers Everywhere

up toward the dozen, but "too slow" he complained.
 On May l2 Tom and his friends set out for Hanci, despite weather that might have stopped anybody except the Flying Tigers. Tn their small P-40s. Tom and his men navi- gated 400 miles over enemy moun- tain territory, flying through thun- derstorins.
 At Hanoi, their bombs and bullets destroyed at least l2 grounded Japanese planes.
 T enjoyed that mission, but boy, was scared" Tom said when he returned.
 Yesterday Tom told me he was going home socn. He said he want- ed to study law at Harvard and be- come a politician in his home state,
 "Just one more stFafing. and then for home" he said.
 But Saturday his plane crashed while he was practicing near the air field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
FIVE PERSONS DIE
 FROM VIOLENCE
That Was Fatality Toll in This State Recorded for
 Monday
(By United Press)

Violence claimed the lives of five persons in Connecticut Monday. In addition. a Stamford industrialist was killed in 6 train accident at New York city.
 John Stempien, 24, and Sylvio M. Raffo, 2l, both of Hartford, were killed when their motorcycle, oper- ated by Stempien, skidded and struck a tree at Newington.
 Rudolph Lewandowski, IT, New Haven, was drowned in New Ha- ven harbor when he fell from a dock while fishing.
 Albert B. Shirley, 3l, a "New Ha- ven" railroad brakeman. was killed in the New Haven yards when he fell beneath freight car.
 Michael HoroSko, 27, Fairfield, was killed there after the car in which he was riding crashed into 8 pole.
 Arthur A. Backus, 47, Stamford, production vice president at the U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co, New York, was killed when he fell from a "New Haven" railroad train as it neaTed Grand Central terminal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19

two months old baby whom he had never seen; and to study law at Harvard.
 When first met him at an AVG base in southwest China, he was thin from malaria caught on a tiger hunt in Burma, but he was full of light.
 "I'll get my dozen Japs before l go hone," he told me. He nearly did, too.
 He married a few weeks before coming to China a year ago He said that, after he got his dozen Japs, "he would return to his wife and baby" and nothing will take me from America again"
 Tn his first dog fight he shot down two Japanese. When I saw Tom later, he was as happy as a boy,
 T was scared as hell, but en- loved that light" he said.
 Tn his next dog fight he got two more Japs. He was slowly working
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
M'DUFF IS NAMED
 RENTAL DIRECTOR
Named Rent Administrator for Waterbury Area By
 OPA Director

Appointment of George J. Mo. Duff, chairman of the local ration ing board, as rent administrator for the Waterbury area was announced today by State OPA Director Ches- ter Bowles. The appointment, ef- fective June l, carries a salary of $4,600 year.
 Administrators for the Hartford and Bridgeport areas were also ap- pointed. The Hartford area will be in charge of G. Ray Smith, of West Hartford, at $500 a year; the Bridgeport area in charge of Walter J. Stapleton, at $500 year.
 The Waterbury rent area includes this city, adjoining New Haven county town and all of Litchf1eld county. Rent ceilings are due to become effective in the area in a few weeks. with landlords being for bidden to charge any more rent than they received in April, 194l.
 
 (Continued on Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
China Faces Knockout From Japanese Hordes
Chinese Make Appeal for Swift Allied Aid; Japs Have Started an All Out Offensive to Drive Chinese
 From War Picture
BY ROBERT P. MARTIN United Press Staff Correspondent

Chungking, May 19 - (U.P) - China tonight appealed for swift Allied aid against a threatened all- out offensive by Japanese forces which are driving across the Shan states of eastern Burma and have seized two important cities in a new drive in Chekiang Province south of HangchoW.
 The spokesman of the Chungking government said China's outlook is "very grave" and that the Japanese appear to be on the verge of a full- force attempt to knock out China's resistance.
 In eastern China below Shanghai it was acknowledged officially that the Japanese have occupied Chuki, 50 miles south of Hangchow, and Chneghsien on the Tsao river 80 miles southeast of Hangchow.
 Shuki and Chenghsien were the first major cities occupied by the Japanese in their new campaign in Chekiang Province.
 A fleet of about 40 Japanese planes were reported to be ranging over front line sectors in Chekiang Province, bombing Kinhua and other centers of resistance. Sangu- mary battles were reported under way in several places.
 Situation Grave
 Although new Chinese defensive successes were reported in south western Yupnnan Province and eatseern Burma, the spokesman described China's outlook for the immediate future as "very grave.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
Pitcher Johnny Rigney To Throw Them Over For U. s.

Great Lakes, III, May ie. (UP)- Johnny Rigney. 27, Chicago White Eox pitcher who figures Japanese gunners are no more dangerous than American League sluggers began tgainng as 2 seaman, first class, to- day.
 "TheFe have been some tough aft- eFnoons out there on the mound when those base hits have whizzed by like bullets, so I'm ready for any- thing that comes" the grlnning IFishman said yesterday as he was sworn in at the naval station here.
 Rigney, who will be guarantined with other recruits for the duration of his training period, would like to stay at Great Lakes and pitch this summeF-"lf 1t would help the Fs- cFultlng situation"
 sDut # they decide to send me to hes right oG. that's okay. toos" he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
COP Chairman Bradley Opposed To Pallotti
Does Not Believe Attorney Gen. of State Should Be Given denomination for Position He
 Now Holds
BY JACK AMMAN

United Press Staff Correspondent
 Hartford, Conn, May 19. = (UP) = Republican State Chairman J.. Kenneth Bradley was reported to- day opposed to the renomination of Attorney General Francis A. Pallotti. Bradley, it was understood, already has suggested" to numer- ous party leaders about the state that he was not In favor of renam- ing Pallotti, who has been attor- ney General since January, 1889.
 Tn this connection, it was re- ported from New Haven that Wil- liam Celentano, who was Republi- can candidate for mayor there ill 1889, was telling friends that he may be a candidate for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket this fall.
 Celentano, like Pallotti, is an Ital- ian, and party observers believed his name was being suggested for the state ticket to counter any possible protests from Italian groups that they were being discrimi- mated against.
 Never Good Friends
 Bradley and Pallotti never have been on close terms, and the attor- ney generals recent prosecution of the case of State Highway Commis- sioner William J. Cox was believed to have prompted the state chair man in his anti-Pallotti move.
 Palotti. it was regarded as cer- tain, will fight for renomination against any effort to drop him from the state ticket. The attorney general is better known around the state than Celentano.
 Bradley was reported interested in the possible candidacy of Rep. William L. Hadden, Orange, House majority leader, for the attorney generals nomination, but Hadden has not indicated any willingness to run for the post.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
N. Y. BLUE ALERT
 HIT WATERBURY
Local Civilian Defense Is Rushed Into Action By
 New York Signal

A "blue alert" signal from New York today sent, Waterbury's civ- ilian defense organizations into ac- tion in a surprise mobilization that brought out hundreds of volunteers to their assigned posts. Previously prepared plans were transformed into action soon after Il a. m. as the warning center or. Field street re- ceived an unexpected "blue" signal from New York, and civilian defense workers in the several branches were at their posts, ready for action, before the "all clear" signal was re- ceived 20 minutes later.
 Mayor Vincent A. Scully who di- rected the mobilization after the surprise signal had been received, said that everything wentoff splen- didly." All report centers were manned, he said, and the warning
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-19
MERCHANT SHIP
 BEATS SUBMARINE
Manned By Free-French Crew; Italy Begins to
 Fear Invasion

An Eastern Canadian Port, May l9-(UP) "A Shell-battered mer- chant ship, manned by Free French crew, has limped into port here after a three-hour running bat tie with a submarine, in which she dodged three 'torpedoes, withstood a hail of gunfire, and scored a probable hit on her attacker.
 One sailor lost his life and four were wounded by shrapnel during the shelling attack.
 In the dead of night, lookout spotted the white trail of torpedo heading toward the ship. The helm was thrown hard over, and the tor pedo hit the bow glancing blow, failing to explode.
 A second and & third torpedo were dodged similarly. One narrow ly missed the stern. while the last glanced of the bow, and like the
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