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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Lost and Found


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Of the Nsueg reward. thCry 1900
extension 1888
DIAMOND RING Iasi m Pit ~ bay leland
August 8 reward. Atlantic 1885
LOST Black leather brief ease i1luat
A. Reward Randolph 1905
IOsT-Brown wallet -oossiniue vaIuat .
papers reward PetrcetsS I00if Tractor.
Losr-pismond bracsS a. hs.rioom
MI cffcr liberal ftWard TOwnssn9
$1,000
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1870 koseiaWu. Dawson 1890 reward
LOST Near Arena speed Graphic Gamers
IN black leather haE, reward Hush No
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IPLYAOUTH Grsndm0rt rsiEhhorh0od
white Ard black male setter. EsWarf
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Beauty Culture Schools

COMPLETE BEAUTY training 81 weekly
Hygenic School. s5t0 Twelfth. Madison
SOFA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
FEDERAL CONTROL OF NARROWER SURE
President Due to Issue Order Tightening
 Restrictions

Washington, h0g 2 lUPl w The way vas eleaFed today l0F Pres ldenl Roosevelt 10 Issue a broad esr eenllye CTdfT aFaslleally lighlenlns federal eonlFol over manpoweg Ee' s0uFcfE
 If was TfpoFled Rplh0TliAtllely thai ma approval ol this plan Was 0blalned flom the LahOg Manage ? nlenl AaYlsoly G0mmliiee of Inc War Manp0Yfr Commission After a meeting kalnlaag, MT Roosevelt told . press eQpfpIenee Friday that he was poslp0ning aetlon unul that eQmmlltee reported
 WMG GhslTmen Paul V NeAull, HhQ Ifporlfdly has ahanaaned hls nletsnre for labor haralW legislar u0D at lhf presiaenls suggestion, Nas expected Co take the gen0Tl t0 lhe Whlle H0lke lnsmealR tply, Ile may alsenss iiS contents Rt q pFrss ee9leFeRee scheduled iaF v ., ml EWp
 The Gemmlliee 0gigmaly Ras ask ea 70 Rpi ap . Whlle HQpsf regAesl lhal ianlallYe nallQnal service leer lslallgn he araWn np by WING, Vhe maileT Nas lefeFTfd l0 2 subrranlr mlllee headed by Glpll segYlee G0Mr lnlaslenfT ATlhar q Fleming hul lhe snbreomMliieea lah0g ppmAeIs refused t0 aFail such . blll
 Ihfse nleMhels TepOl lealg leli mat llfy souls he nelTaylngn Id boz by haylng anSlhlng Rt All 70 ae Yllb suph leslalall0i PJasldeuls pblllp MuTTay el the pl0 and Wllp Han Green 0l lhe AFl DeYp pp posed lhe lafa lleoleaslgi Az 2 Tfr
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
PETER I. LUDDY
 ESCAPES INJURY
Falls Asleep at Wheel Of Car; Crashes Into House
 ai Ih0mastOn

ThOmastan, Nov. g. Peter T Lnddy 0l aa wllllkm street Water bury, had q pery marrow escape from death yesterday morning at o'clock when be fell asleep at the wheel ot a car he was operating and egaSl,ed Into the home of Robert White here, causing considerable damage both Co the car and house,
 The whole front 0g the Whlte a0mleile Was eRYed ln at the ground floor ana 100 feet of fence ln front of the house Was demolished, 1'As ear Was badly wrecked, but MT lslGdy who was the 0nly occupant, Was moi even scratched He ls StaF lloAed al Bradley Field Windsor l.ogks,
 Saturday evening he received N0ld that lNo 0i ms brothers also A the service, ReFe home on iMr lauRh f0F a h0uFs he received leave lf0M his commanding aihoef ai wHdAoF I0eks and started Tor home eomlaH hy Nay 0l IQIrllRtan hele M p.aMaston he lost a0Ul1ol ~ tAf lke ear 9 2 bad cNiNe Ia lFalN ol ule MRlts h0us
 Chleg ng Police damea ? hsan lnP Nsstlgatfa le accident No aIlesl Was made ~ lslady Rssuled hun all damages AleAled R0ula he taken sale M by momhpgs 0f lla family who Nnre natlgsnd M the accident And Nh0 eAAe lo Jl0Maaton te hrlns hsm so Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
MURDER, SUICIDE
 VERDICT GIVEN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
DIRE CONSEQUENCE
 IF ALLIES LOSE WAR

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Terrific Pounding From US. Boats, Planes Glasses Enemy
NAzIS PUSHED
 BACK BY REDS
Retreat Within StaIingrad Increases Under Red
 Counter Attacks
BY HENRY SHAPIRO E lIBtaed Press stafI Correspondent

Moscow. Noy. 2-CUPp-Tfse Ger mans .rslde Etal.ngTsd EetEeated farther today before powerful So- giet counter but bati lefront dispatches said the Nazs were rush. ing more men. planes and tanks % the &alchik area Of the eastern Caucasus for 6 supreme effort 70 drive to the Georgian military high gay.
 The SOySe. noon ooin;pupique said four German tanks were blown Ep ard i2 trucks lOa6ed gstil troops snd supplies destroyed .n the Nal cllik area, and acknowledged no new enemy advance
 The Gernaars. however, drove a wscge into defense positions around Nalcbik yesteEosy, tlieir fifth gain since the Epledle Of last week. and s1l dispatches emphasized ire dan- ger Of a bTeak-tBgEouRi9.
 As for StalinggGe, tiae Germans appeared to be or ube defensive Os almost all sec1oFs-snsids the city, northwest of # and south Of lt.
 Ferocious attacks t.sas last week had tllgestence to rip through 6 northern industrial section Of Etal- sngTad 10 siae Y0lgs had eE.pdled to Dofbang, ard flse Russians. taking adyaDtsge of the EeakeDiEg Ger mans, have been n0lBteF-attseklng for tgO 6ays.
 fgD the Etailngrad area, Soviet troops OD various sectors eouptsT- GttAckse sgsc dls,0dgee fse Ger mans from 6 number Of fortified buildings" the g0oS coipmunsgtf sad
 "A Soviet usit 10 c fierce isiale E5pso out 2se. Eia.lsgrsd's 6efeisc- CTS display exemplary courage and ipJtlstye, 4 feg men tE e field kitchen laelo out iiDtg aid arrived end tbfey back flle ebieWy, Ore 6nlIleT accounted for be GeTmans,"
 h0rtbBeEt 0f EtaliERFad, s Soviet patrol cr0ye tDto 2 fortified zone, destroyed seyeB blOekhogseg ag,e tbgee dugOvtS sBc wiped Ogt 200 men. TJ1e GefBaEf Bayf been oB the 6efeGs1yR p0sfllsest oi Eisllns grad SOr more fisaG tgO Woptef, Elsaoe Marshal EelpyOg T,M0slleDko OBelee R gellef oftef.eiye fDeFe,
 60vtb Of StaaaIRTad, the kgssiaEs occupied flls fOTwaFc sl.s of Ger map deteIa6eg yeeteresy, They were consolidating tigeir gsslls today, aIe tlle 0eFNsps seFe 0E vle defensive,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
ALLIED BOMBERS
 DO MUCH DAMAGE
Continue Heavy Attacks Os Japanese Shipping I0
 Northern SOllSglOgs

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Tangney Sees 4.300 Dem- Ocratic Majority; Hall
 Predicts COP By l,SOO

One Of the quietest politi- cal campaigns in Water bury's history was ending to- day and tomorrow voters will go to the polls in an off-year election to vote for a con- greSsman and for state and county officers. The almost unanimous opinion among observers Is that the vote will be extremely light, though a few hold that late interest has been aroused m the eleeloEate and that the total vote win be close to normal, Voting Nlll be from 6 6, m, to 9 n, m, ln ss pail Ing places about the city, There are a6,7as slislhles, the lowest in several years,
 Democrats candidates AEe gayogee t0 carry lhe city. bus a hght vote may cut down the paFty's usual pluF- Rlitles, Democrats Town Chair man Maurice P, Tangney today predicted a Democrats plurality ol aaAo, Republican Town Chairman Vernon r, Hall e0unleFea with a prediction that lAe Q, O, ?, will win the city by aaoo,
 Chairman TangAey and Hal issued iolnl statement iA which they aa' nealed Co all voters, whatever tAelE party alllllasloa, lo so 10 Ae polls tomorrow,
 The Waterbury vote NiA he a key lae,aF in the tllsA district congress AlaNal race, There aEe three eandl' dates, Congressman Joseph E Talbot Nl NaNgalu0k, Republican, Mayor William 4 Rsllen ol TowMssoN. Democrat, and Edward M, Ryan 0l TA0maslaN, American Progressive The race iA principally between tlaAsgessMAN Talhot and Mayog RatleN, Tue laEMnF has the adVan, lage ol S'FoNg F1sal backing lA tAtehllfld county, assurance W . heavy Aale lN NaagalVCk ana pass slAle nspll,lMeN lag hlm m wsseg' aAfAl MNAM NNtAksii AN wv ANssNf haNa wal have the aid ~ efficient pally NlsaNlsatlaAs m logglnsla lap AAa Waterbury, cuts ln nlanS palls VI lllehllsld eaNNlN Aga al' Mesl llo pee eenl hacking ~ alHAA' lapa lahaT, both plo and Afi
 Tue l.eal outcome VII also llaNlr mall0glANlN la the e0lllpal lal the aNlelnngsMN l k apkAaN lsasea that Gov Rahell A, Hurley nl has le saFlN Waterbury aAd 0lAep lAgsa ellisa h Ma NlAlRlns M he s 70 Aplsag eNstiaA RaAMaad f Baldwin tNl,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

sunday, lt gas snnOunced today.
 TGf ships geFe the first ASlS kupF ply ysseels 10 attempt the danger ollE Mediterranean crossing since upFee were sunk Oct 2e
 ABlejiGsB heavy b0mbeTG blasted hxls slTeTail On tse ground at the Nsleple alFaF0me op Crete and ystcbea explosions and fires start after tbfT bombs fell,
 AmeTieag fgbifT kqYsar0Ds raTr Tied Oyf protective assignments oyer iDf dfselt ana smashed a MesseTF sobHlu formation which tried 70 air tack allied bgbiggbombeTs,
 The AHslTallaDs were attempting i0 turn the AlTlka KoFps Medllerr FsneaD faBk 70 z meneNYeT that might break igf Agls positions and nDblnRe Field Marshal ErRm R0mr Hfls fnilTe horlb African eamT psiRg,
 0DtfFVfIs bfllsYsd lhai Rommel, 70 pTfifDi ilf lDpfTlak from swinging Hlie position 10 aIaek him f0g fhf afsi af gell as from tDe fesi, goula risk bls Wain aTm0Tfd forces ko0p ln ihe lQng expected clash slfb kflWtb ianks
 neeefi leporlt said ihat nhFf was considerable Asls mogemepi WNbiD ille n0ltleID pocket bll DO lagff scale aitfmW 10 brfak Oui Alllee aliAiery alq planes kept ilf 9fGiDap ana liallaD troops under eOnhfala b0ulDaFdmfnt
 T1lf aitaek 0n iAe Akis supply aplps gff Qalrled pgi by Hrlllall el'e Heyel eapeelau Ar Force plaliff
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
JESS FOOD FOR
 io43 IS SEEN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
NEW BISHOP AT
 NASSAU NAMED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Three Others Damaged, Latest Navy COmmnni.
 que Shows
JAP SUPPLY ROUTES
 GOOD HUNTING GROUND
Converted Carrier in Lat. est List Of Ships Sunk
 By Our Submarines
BY sAkDOR $. KLEIN United Press Staff Correspondent

~t""FF""FFNf
 Washington, Nov. 2-(UP) --U, s. submarines, adding to damage wrought by Ameri- can aircraft and surface ves- sells in the Pacific, have sunk seven more Japanese ships and damaged three others including a converted air craft earrier-the Navy an- nouneed today.
 The new havoc inflicted upon the enemy, the Navy made clear, was In addition to that announced after the great air and sea battle in the Aolom0nA area Oct, ga ln which seven Japanese ships were battered and more than 100 enemy planes destroyed.
 Ranging across Japanese supply routes ln the Far East, presumably sTiklng between the enemys home bases and such advanced opera ll0nal areas aS the Aal0m0nS, the American submarines brought thely hag since Pearl HaFhoF Co ad Shlns sunk end 47 probably sunk of dam, aeed-~a total 0f las,
 Carrier Alaa snnk
 fila Navy ealnmnnlque said that me converted carrier, Hated among klltna damaged, mad been set allTe by the submarine et Aek,
 The khlps sunk were two large lAnkaEs, one large naSsenReT,earg0 ship, two medium -sised cargo ships, and tNe small cargo ships,
 In addition la the converted eaFs Tier, ships damaged were 0lle dg, flFaseE and one medlum'slsfd tanker,
 lt eak the hTst report of sub marine activity since q eammu, nlQue ni 0eloher lA llsted i've ships sank, including . heavy cruiser one probably sunk ana two damaged,
 q aas clear that submarines are continuing their lMnaFtanl role 0l haTEasslne Japanese sea eaMmNAi' eall0nA and adding t0 the eNeMya supply problem AlIfaay NnNed pS Naft fNf* Ms"F wv ftfNH NV F@WftNN" pyaT lh0l4ahas Nf Mllea 0g water,
 hal Previously Announced
 Tie e0mmunlaue sald specifically that the new kuhmaFlne AellOna 0hAle not been AnAennged m any pleslalla NaW department se9a' MAnlaNtp
 MaAnMhlla, American laEgas eaAp llhneA NlsenAlVu lhlnsls on elAfnly naAllIanA ln the aalaMaNs while llls hAlllTfa jAnangse Acct sauNM la lsasahmhle ls Nnilk M the NaFlh ioV ATelhaT battle
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
5,4OO MAJORITY
 PREDICTED HERE
Hurley Win By Al Least I5.O0O Also Called By
 Democrat Writer
By RAYaOAD f. FITZPATRICK lIlemaerat Political Repartert

Indications are. ti-at despite RE expected light vote tomorrow. Wa- terbugy will stay firmly sn tee Democratic column. Al the risk of giving an excessive figure. the writer believes that Gov Robert A. HuTley and his ticket Eill carry uce Brass City tomorrow by $500 votes.
 4 mafgin Cf tlaat size here RsB mean that the defeat of Congress man Joseph E Talbot fR9 ib his pie for q tuA term in the house RFae Noale Insure tke election of Mayor William A Pattep of Jorringt0B to congress. Eyen with . smaller Dem oFatle plurality ip tills e3ty, SC expect Mayor PaiieD to squeeze through in the distriet.
 A late surge of glem0eFatss strength in key points about the state points 70 tlae reelection of Gov R0beFt 4 Jgarley. Ills MaTgsg may be in the s5i00o-2000o braeket
 support iD New Haven, WRterbugy ard populous aoRnyyslley togDf makes High SlleF.6 J EcgaFe Slagln Q go0c bet for Eae.eet.on, laokRh hlS Rep4plleAA oppOileft, Charles r Schell of West HageB has been gagfg aE aggressive eanls palgn
 1hs campaign of Mayor Jasper Met4eyy oi Bridgeport 6Oeasl1sl candidate f0F governor, d0es D0i apr pear % haze mace aily great iur roads locally, Eyen Rgtb Solp W. Ring Of tllls 0ity running for eof,s eresslnen -atrlatge oB ti9 E0elslisi ticket, the 60olalisi Vote sill pTOb- ably Tot exceed ] l000
 Loael t9fmGeraiic eafldlGAtes sseD in no aanR0r, though feuts' mDy aiG tlleir Opponeiss ln h0g.e bls stances 6enatOr Mlehael v BleEsr Aesd faces aH able rhal lD AiL0TEey tgalk SamDla iD the t5if distfiei asl,t but tlf siFenRu of the I)eDlor elatse peliy Oleailisai.Qn shoulf be 3 eFesl ald to tl1e kenstorS eaBs naiRn foF Ftelcetion,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Democratic
Light Vote Anticipated Tomorrow After Quietest Campaign In Years
Scully TGngney
 On Air Tonight

TMo special braadeastS e. night will mark the close of the local Demoeratie paFty's cam paign, The customary parade and rallies sill net be heid.
 The broadcast seiaedule fol- lows,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
DAIMLER MAY BE
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
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