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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16
Private Contractors
 Work To Be Checked
Board of Works Receives Complaints on Recent Con
 tracts; Stephana Lane Layout Approved

boards of works and aldermen sa' prove and that benefatS and dam ages be assessed,
 Mrs. Anthony YaAA4celA oS 0as street, who asked that a retaining yah be rebuilt to keep surface va ter rom running over her property was told that the city had no se- sponsiNility Tor the wall or Ses AAaaa- tenance,
 A complaint of street ceAdit4eAs on Melbourne terrace was made AS II. c. KesAian, who vas told that they were not the e4tsS 4@SpoASsS9a- ity because they had been caused NS the developer o3 the property SMa passed through subsequent owner ships to MT. KeSA4aA,
 me street committee and SEeea superintendent were instructed sa investigate a complaint by Joseph MaFeelyAaS of oS@gaSNs From SePNe tanks ana eesspeolS at BaSGleS ave Aue and 4Eewey street,
 fA aAsl~ eo a request ny HAS Mary Abbott Community Cub 4Sa the widening of McEaA street. tAR board pointed out that NlAMS sSS such work are now AeSA9 Aa&SSe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16
MORE HONORS FOR
 WATERBURY CATS

Mir, and Mrs. Robert Treat. Jra of 8 Nelson avenue won three first pTfze& with the Persians they enter. ed in the Garden State Cat Club show at Newark. N. J. They had Q best ha each color they were show. fag, blue smoke and red Tabby,
 canavosn Moonlight Sonata. bret by the Treats and voted best kit. ten ha last years Brooklyn, N. < show, received Q silver cup as beei blue novice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16
Civilian Defense
 Calendar

Notices for this column must be sent to the Mayors otIlce at least three days in advance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16

dld voices, the same to be said for their dlction. it might Do said that in singing the English text oil man. aged the phrasiEg and expression so that nothing in the quality of the music was lost. The Letter" duet sung by Susanna and the Countess was admirably done. Cherubino gave the "Voi che sapete" in fine fashion, and gusannas singing of the "Deh vleni non tardar" was carefully done. The recltatives of the group were sung with intelil- gence and in tho vocal dialogue as well as the arias the singers were true 10 Mozart standards.
 The opera embraces two acts di. vided by the customary intermls- sion, A genuinely hearty round of applause was given the company ct the close c--M. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16
WATR HiglaliSlats

esS0 3. M;-CAlsfeEMaa Melodies Maxine Gray, vocalist
 S.iS N. ms-Baek Pearl and Morton 8NMaAS Czesta BsAMeA Blanca Carnival with singers Brad NeyM0aAs ard JeAA MeREssl and Cllff S'SAARaleS lsAA.
 lls3e D. AA;-$Aaate to the stars ~AlNlne NeyS orchestra feAtMz4Ag the King SS&eFs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16

me Donegal As@esRsl@ ha&stsasS, which 20 years ago provided 4sy4A8 fNr t,sG@ N1gtA@gA tRelaSsd 9asaaHses,, 4s zeaA& revived, old spsA- ming wheels and hand N0oS@s, Aaie
 by for years, being put to work again, ana nAe2A material akeady
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16
NEW HONOR FOR ANN

For the first time in Holly. woods history an actress has been voted Honorary Prop Man" by the property men at Warner Bros, Kudc goes 10 Ann Sheridan for the game way sine underwent more than DC drenshings iii mud and water foi her role in "Edge Of Darkness"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16

The James J. MeMaessY Co.,, loeal cigar manufacturing aSaA, has sa- AN&Aee@ a t5 per cent wage fAeseess SNF 8tS f2 employees.
 Granting @f the Increase was made with the approval of the War 4AsSF Board A tNtal ea ft ei2as asaAS in the state weSe a&sSeTazed pS 96Se the Aay boost,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16
CEILING PRICE ON
 HAND MADE CIGARS
Eleven Firms in Cenneeti. cat, One Local, Affected
 By New Order

lsaz$sNa&S, Dec, n8-ceahaQ pcass OS hand mace cigars naAmGfa aeauge& in m Connecticut ei@ar faeeeRses was aatA0aaza& t@&ay by the once 0f Price A8saSnas The M> crease Was 10 compensate for 8 tS per cent increase to makers strip pegs and packers employed Ay these companies and eeGalNe& the STeet Increased labor costs.
 At sAe same tsRaA, the 0RA Speca> saeas1y R@ae& taat EesaS prices may. not be Eaase&, as the ANTtAeG' wage REaeA increase at rSaM@fae estageg levels eelaaa be granted without Ase> pa&Ag seSaiAeesH customary nsaseia$, eXas&Ag pra2f s0 MaxAaRNNa Rssee Regulation No. 2s0 teiaassb,.
 me fSAS%4@g &snSS ase &tSeeteG AS the NESeF; BRGAaaE Cigar CO.,, Maa,, MaESSoR&s estate ef Reser GaANes n@aaAGAa; F!. D. Grave & Son and Lewis OSseg~eaS & SaAS, New Ms- ven; $ae@Ala& Bros, Mtegakse@S Alex aAaer NasaMeS& WateTAasSs AEthaE WAegeaaaAs Cigar and E,. Waege~ mans & sons, MAe,., Rgl&g@pegts 4e&aM&e & Fletcher MastS0s@,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16

Belgian CoAsN lS encouraging the shipping ea peanuts to other eoaA~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
The War Fronts

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC-Mac-
Arthur's forces storm into
Buna, trap Japs in pockets
along coast as Australians
break through at another
point between Buna and Coma
page j.;
Z L r OPEAN ZONE-RAF
planes stage heavy raid over
southwest Germany after huge
daylight aerial blasts at OBJ
jectives in France and Holland
by American and British fiers.
assisted by pilots Of five other
United Nations; Flying Fort
resses bomb war plant at
Fivs-Lille page y.
RUSSIA-G e mans hurl hun
dreds of thousands of men
into all-out effort 10 halt Rus
sian pincers movement in
Stalingrad sector. but Rus
slams report continued gains
on all fronts page 10.
NORTH AFRICA-French
camel corps captures key
passes on Libyan border,
creating new threat 10 ROM
mels rear; Allied forces pre-
pare for new drive 10 blast
AXIS out OF TuniSia bases
page l0l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
British Blast
Ndzi War Plants

LONDON, Dec Z INS). - A
strong force Of British bomberS
winglng out over the continent ir
the wake Of the heaviest Allied
aerial assault of the war against
occupied Europe, last night blasted
war production centerS in south
west Germany. the air ministry
announced today.
The Royal Air Force planes shot
down two enemy fighters during
the raid while nine British bomb
ers failed TO return from the oper-
alton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
News Sound Photo.

Capt. Martin Hall led troops into
the relocation camp.
The troops patrolled the streets
with bayonetS fixed as Merritt de-
clared martial law.
Project officials said there had
been an underCurTent of i'll feeling
between the "Nicei," japanese.
porn and reared in the United
states, and the older japanese,
born or educated in Japan.
The officials emphasized that
there was no demonstration
against the 100 Caucasians EN-.
ployed at the project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
1000 Hntermed jams
QueIled by Troops

MANZANAR, Cal. Dec. :
GNSD-A pre-Pearl Harbor Day
demonstration in which a pro-
Allied Japanese was beaten Sc
verely was quelled by army troops
today in this wartime home of
10000 japanese.
Troops were requested by Prof.
ect Director Ralph p. Merritt as
approximately ! 900 japanese
banded together 10 demand the re-
lease of one Of the men Jailed in
connection with the beating.
Merritt emphasized that he
called the troops merely as a pre-
caution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Drive Intensified
Here This Week

Having achieved national record in the sale
Of war bonds and savings stamps through retail
stores Detroit merchants today united to accelerate
the pace which has brought them special recognition
from the federal government
The treasury department announced that the
Detroit Plan "a plan conceived and perfected by
merchants hcrc-is being adopted throughout the
country.
This has been the laboraory-the proving grounds
Figures for November not available but the total
VIII run wef above S1O0OOO0 in Wayne County alone
Last July when the plan started the sale was less
than $1,000 and in August it only S4461
This tremendous increase. setting the pace for the
whole country accident.
Il is result of hard work by determined retailers like
James 3. Weber Jt Of the J. L. Hudson Company Nate
Shapcro president of the Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Prison Bars Junked

SAN QUENTIN PRISON. Cal.
Dec. rfSSt.-inmarcS OF san
Quentin took particular delight
during the scrap metal drive IN
tossing iron bars from old cells m
the abandoned prison dungeon
onto the prison sCran pIlc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun vii SCI a. sol m. today
and rise tomorrow A. SIS 4 n
The moon will rise ~ SOS p m TO-DAY
and viii set tomorrow Al 9 % g. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
STEEL BARRICADEs

The strength of Jap positions
here is not ninimized by Allied
leaders.
The enemy garrisons are we'll
protected behind barricades of
steel, sand-filled drums, barbed-
wire entanglements and concrete
machine gun emplacements.
The terrain is another defensive
help to the laps. Their positions
are surrounded by salty swamps.
covered to armpit depth by water.
While Allied ground troops
fought through to the coast in the
closing type of combat, Is Jap
bombers and IS Zeros attacked an
air strip behind our lines, but
caused little damage.
During a lull in yesterdays
lighting, Pvt. Ralph Tucker OF
Dexter, Mich. described his ex.
perlence with Jap mercilessnesS.
TELLS JAP TREACHERY
Bill Whittier OF Virginia,
Minn., and myself were lifting n
wounded buddy onto a
stretcher," he said, when the
Japs cut loose with machine
guns. l don't know how we
lived to get him to safety.
"A favorite Jap trick Is to
let wounded man lie until
(C0nfinnad or p,oo INV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

zones and Mr.. Shapero was
named chairman Of The Detroit
area Since the opening Of the
campaign, July !, he has had lit
Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
ORDERS 10 oDT

Differences over division ot
available supplies for food and in.
dustrial needs. the order added
shall be settled by the President.
The office of Defense Trans.
portation also must consider
Wlckard's priority schedules for
domestic food shipments during
any shortage Of transportation ia.
clliiies.
President Roosevelt directed tho
food "czar" TO name an advisory
committee representing the state
war and navy departments. the
lend lease administration. IN E
board Of economic warfare. WIPE
and other agencies which Wickard
may designate Upon appointment
of this committee. the WPBs food
requirements committee will be
abolished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Avense Pearl Harbor!
Buy Bonds This Week

TODAY is the first anniversary Of Pearl
Harbor.
Today all Detroiters, all Americans should
dedicate themselves to relentless vengeance for
the black-hearted destruction of American peace
by Japanese bandits one year ago
The just vengeance must be kept flamngy
nourished by every American until the military
power of Japan is irevocaby crushed
Thus far Detroit has done her good share.
Her sons have marched and continue to march
eagerly to battle.
Her industries are aIming the whole civilized
world against the Axis predators.
Her men and women and children have in
vested lavishly in war bonds and stamps
And right there is where all of us Detroiters
this week can strike a shattering new blow in
memory Of Pearl Harbor.
We can purchase war bonds as part of our
Christmas shopping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
9 PLANES LOST

The bombardment was carried
out in bad weather which made
accurate observation Of the results
impossible. the air ministry COM
munique said.
Loss Of nine planes Indicated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
WiCkdrd
As Food Car,
Power
Roosevelt Orders Him
TO Consult Henderson;
Plan Advisory Board

WASHINGTON, Dec. Z uNS),
Secretary Of Agriculture Claude
r. Wickard, armed with authority
partly won from the WPB and
OPA,. today undo rtook the gigan-
nc task as feeding the nation and
its Allies as Americas wartime
food administrator.
BY executive order President
Roosevelt placed in Wickards
hands full responsibility for and
over the nations food pro-
gram and defined food to include
all farm products.
Most significantly, he was given
broad priority and ALLEGATION pow
ers for civilian food rationine
through the Office OF Price Ad-
mInlstratlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

DETROIT retail merchants have won national
- acclaim for their cooperation in the sale of
war bonds and stamps. They pioneered the idea of
selling stamps and bonds over their counters to
their customers and thus absorbed countless thou
sands of persons who might not otherwise con-
venienty bay the stamps and bonds.
Today and all week virtually every downtown
store and many neighborhood stores are equipped
to sell bonds and stamps Detroit merchants want
to set record of sales for this Pearl Harbor week.
You can help achieve that record. Without
your help it can't be achieved
Buy war bonds during your Christmas shop
ping tour today and for the remainder of the
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Michigan Men
Lead Driiveon
Trapped laps
M'Arthur Troops Brave
Terrific Fire From
Steel Barbados
BY PAT ROBINSON

International News service stan Writer
SOMEWHERE IN NEW
c. UINEA, Dec. T. American
troops who smashed their way to
the beach east of the Jap base Of
Buna hammered today at enemy
'defenses within the village itself
despite terrific Jap fire, while
Australian soldiers a dozen miles
away widened their beachhead
east of Coma.
The Allies, by these advances,
have caught the Japs in two pock-
cts from which come continuous
streams of artillery fire.
The Japs tried to break out OF
their traps in a swift attack east
toward Samarai, but were repulsed
by the vigilant jungle fighters of
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's COM
.mand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Detroit Bond Plan Sweeps Il. s.
Italy Hit
Again by
BOIllberS

CAIRO, Dec. 7 OUP).-Alliec
planes followed up the American
Army bombing raid on Naples
with an attack on the Reggie air
drome al the southern extremity
OF Italy, opposite Sicily, Saturday
night, a communique said today.
Fighter-bomber planes raided
the Celia airdrome in Sicily yes
terday and scored hits on aircraft
dispersal areas.
Bombers made a strong attack
Saturday night on the Bizerte
dock area. damaging the railroad
freight station and fuel storage
tanks.
, TRANSPORTS DOWNED
Fighters bombarded railroad
tracks between Sousse and Sfax
on the Tunislan cast coast by
fighters and a fuel container was
set ablaze. Two north-bound en-
envy transport planes were shot
down of the coast.
Over The Libyan battle area
long range fighters attacked AXIS
transport and hghter-bombers
raided enemy gun positions, while
the ground forces engaged IN pa
troll activity along the Agheila line
on the Gulf Of Sirte.
Only two Allied planes were lost
in all operations reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
AUTHORITY LIMITED

His rationing authority appeared
limited only by the stipulation
that he consult with Price AID.
ministrator Leon Henderson before
acting.
In the same manner, Wicksrd as
agriculture secretary was directed
10 call upon Chairman Donald VI
Nelson of the War Production
Board for such materials and
equipment as are needed 10 carry
out The food program.
The Presidents order authorized
Wickard to "recomend' these re-
qurements but in the same breath
stated that following considera-
ton Of these recommendation"
the WPB chairman shall allo-
cate the requested materials to
the secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
6 BEAT VICTIM

The demonstration started Sat.
urday night when six men entered
the cabin of Fred Toyama. leader
of the Japanese American Citizens
League. and beat him severely.
japanese police officers rounded
up a number-of suspects and gave
them an all-niGht GrillnE.
Tad Ureno and two others were
arrested on suspicion. and Ureno
was sent 10 the Inyo County jail IN
nearby Independence.
A demonstration was organized
quickly, and Sunday noon several
thousand Japanese walked 70 Ner-
ritt'S office 10 demand Urcno's
release,
Merritt effeced n compromise.
agreeing 10 bring Ureno back 10
the Manzanar jail II the crowd
would dlSperSe.
MARITAL LAW DECLARED
Ureno was returned but the
crowd formed again yesterday eve
ming 10 renew It's demand for his
release.
Merritt called for army aid. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

DIR. J. c. TOOLE, DENTIST. 10
W. Lafayette. az Mich. opp. City
Hall. Hours: 90. Tel. CA. $3.50
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

Continued on Page 1O)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
80 no SPADE WORK

frrr.t.H f-.N 80 members az
ta-nu ers patriotic or
cation enlisted n The cam
81 I'm Irrr la '.c spade work
-." ~.Han chairman of The
c.f" - Detroit, -H3 today
Top credit must 20 10 these
Women. Without their help. the
campaign would not have been
possible
r' plan seas conceived here last
s.ww Hser 'ro United States
Treasury ua, ,tupd hy the tact
'. rs UE r1.' deduction plan
Ee- only about half ~ The
H'.l" 10000 Hl Varc carriers.
Evening star., 1942-05-11

Metal mining is conducted In
more than half the 20 counties of
Utah.
Evening star., 1942-05-11
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House Cleaning
Burdens
with these
Manhattan Services
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Feathers cleaned, fuff-dried ticking
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Curtains, Drapes, Portieres drv
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Furniture and Auto Slip Cover. :. .
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Evening star., 1942-05-11
Congress Urged to Give
Medal to Naval Messmon

Congress was urged today In a
statement by Edgar G. Brown, di-
rector of the National Negro Coun-
Gil, to pass bill introduced by Sen
ator Mead, Democrat, of New York
and Representative Dingell, Demo-
crat, of Michigan to award the Con-
gressional Medal of Honor to Dorie
Miller, colored mesSman, for heroic
conduct at Pearl Harbor.
Secretary of the Navy Knox sent
letter of commendation to Mr.. Mil
Ter for manning a gun he never
had been taught to shoot, thus dis
playing distinguished devotion to
duty" and extraordinary courage" 4"
But the Secretary, holding that this
citation was sufficient, recommended
against enactment of the Mead
Dingell bill. Mr. Brown asked pas
sage of the bill Ito accord the same
honor to this colored American as
other heroes Of the Nation, regard
less of race, creed or color"
Evening star., 1942-05-11
DISTRIBUTOR

The Evening Star will receive applca-
tions from meh between the ages of As
and 55 inclusive, who have good records
as managers in past enterprises. to be-
ment as openings occur due to entrance
into the armed services or other war fields
BY portion of the present distribution
force. Applicants must be home owners
and able to post q realty bond of So. 600.
An attractive financial proposition will be
offered to qualified applicants For in
formation. please call on or write TO E. j.
DeVore. CIRCULATION department, mezanine
Evening star., 1942-05-11

We have place for you in our live
organization. il you still know how to
sell. 8 sales managers put out of bust
ness by priorities started with US last
month. They made from $500 to S1,100
in that first month. II you are OF that
caiiber, come and have a personal inter-
view. We are swamped with prospects
who will purchase our product before
they need It,
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY.
H2u1 RladenShurR Rd N
Evening star., 1942-05-11
|Spifires Hold Edge
lover Nazis' Best,
Britons Declare
Severe Aerial Damage
At KieI and Cologne
Bases Reported
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 11.-R. A. F.
sweeps over Occupied France have
proved that the latest models of the
Spitfire plane are superior to the
German air forces newest Focke
Wulfe-l90 fighters and are the
finest all around single scatter
fighter at present n operation" the
Air Ministry declared today.
The ministry also reported that
aerial reconnaissance had revealed
severe damage to submarine build
ing works at the German port of
Kiel and Cologne and the complete
destruction of 500-foot depot ship
at Kiel.
The Focke Wulf- 100 has a very
high rate of climb, but our fighters
can counter-act this by being able
to turn within smaller area and
there is no comparison in arma- =
ment," the ministry reported.
(T'he Berlin radio on April "a
quoted Adolf Hitler's newspaper,
Voelkischer Beobachter, as say
ing the Focke Wulf-190 was the
fastest in the world" Scant de-
tails were given, but it was said
the plane is powered with a IA
cylinder motor and is equipped
with broad retractable landing
gear to facilitate quick take-offsO
50 Per Cent of Force in West.
The Air Ministry said the Ger
mans were being forced to keep so
per cent of their fighter strength
on the Western front to meet the
r. A. F. and that pilots returning
from recent sweeps said they had
seen Messerschmitt-1 which were
used in the battle of Britain, indi-
eating the Nazis were being forced
to draw on reserves.
The Ministry said that in its of
fensive sweeps the r. A. F. expected
heavier losses than the Germans.
who were fighting over their own
territory, but that the reverse had
been the case"
The R. A. F.. is determined to OBJ
tain complete fighter supremacy, no
matter what the cost, the Ministry
said.
1t reported that the Germans
lately had not engaged the sweeps
en- masse, but were flying within
sight of the fighter wings in hope
Of Turing back some fighters when
a gasoline shortage might be serious
in q protracted dogfght."
Damage to Factories Listed.
The Ministry listed these results
OF recent R. A. F. bombing offensive
as shown by aerial photographs:
KIEL.-A bomb fell through the
great Marinewerft assembly shed
for submarines, causing heavy cas-
ualties and damage. Two bays of
the angle and plate-laying sheds of
the Krupp Germania submarine
base were destroyed by direct hits
In April.
COLOGNE. At the Humbolt
Duetz works which produce Diesel
engines for submarines, nine bays of
q large multiple-bay factory have
been burned out and five or six
smaller buildings were damaged.
So1O11O1SErN, SOpuIO OI SOlOSIe.
Two large shops in the southwest
part of the Citroen motor works
have been gutted and a stick of
bombs fell across a railway while
many warehouses in the inland dock
area of Cologne have been damaged.
EASTERN END OF THE RUHR.
"A large steel works on the south
side of the Weissenburg Strasse in
Dortmund have been severely dam
aged. 1t is being repaired but there
is no sign that the works are again
in operation.
Evening star., 1942-05-11

SlhllilS lul CIIOI . iuuSb DC IuhuC III
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by II pm. evening before;
for The Sunday Star by 4 pm.
Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-05-11
Ad Club to Nominate

Robert r. Nathan, chief OF the
planning board of the War Produc-
tion Board, will be honor guest and
speaker at luncheon meeting Of
the Advertising Club of Washington
at 1890 pm. Wednesday in the
Raleigh Hotel. The club will NOM
mate officers and directors at the
meeting.