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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
DRAFT DODGERS
 FACE CHARGES
Three Local Jehovah Wit Witnesses Refuse to
 Serve for Uncle Sam

Three local members of the Je- hovah's Witnesses sect are the ob- jects of action by the federal gov- ernment for violation of the Selec- tive Service Act.
 Amerigo Guerrero, of TAO Cherry street, and Joseph Errichetti, of 179 Hill street, will go to trial in U. S. district court at New Haven Oct. for refusing to report to a camp for conscientious objectors. They were assigned there after refusing to re- port for military training.
 The case of Michael Ghiz, of 215 South Main street, has been turned over to Newark Belective Service au- thorities by Board 16-A of this city as result of his refusal to leave with the local contingent for army induction Monday. Ghiz was trans ferred to the local boards jurisdic- tion from the Newark board. He is a former National Guardsman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

He stayed at home Occasionally the British In, formation Service up with truly interesting ana humane story This is such Lieut. William Foster M G. D. C. M veteran of two previous wars, and sex agenaan gave his life to save his comrades in the Home in the Alderbury Platoon of the Wiltshire Home Guard In bomb throwing exercises Sunday or two ago Lieut. Foster saw live grenade thrown too low strike the top of banK and roll back towards his platoon Before it could explode Lieut. Foster had thrown himself the grenade that when it exploded he received it's full force. He was killed instantly but everyone else was saved One of twelve who all had entered at some time either the Army Navy he was ex tolled throughout the countryside hero of heroes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
ARMY OOKS To HOBBY OP
 EOR MACHINES

BE ANTHONY c. DE LDREND Q
 (Unltsd Press stan Correspond Sf
 Detroit, sept fUpls-Ix ou have small metal working bla- chimes In your basenAeitt hobby shop the government may ask oiI to release them for duty at dist nt battiefrc1its.
 A test drive to locate these gfa- chi fes, which are purchased by Nhe Army for use in mobile repair shops, already is underway in Michigan and soon the camp In will hes extended oil a nation V de basis by the War Production BOSfli.
 According to sI.t Gen. Brehon B. Someryell ctlie1 of the Arrnyss Ser- vice of supply, there is urgent need for equipment such as lathes, dffll presses, grinders, sllapefs. power hack saws, arbor presses and afc welder. They are used ii1 mobile field shops to repair various com bat vehicles and weapons crippled in battle.
 The Detroit region of the WIPE headed bytD Daniel J Hutchins, has paged every possible source Of tdols and small machinery, including home hobby shops, automobile dealers and mantifa acturers, used inachinery dealers, schools and ga- rages.
 When tools and machinery sare located, officers of the ordnance district call upon. the owners, in spect the equipment and offer to purchase it immediately at estsb- Nsl1ed OPA ceiling prices.
 T1utchins explained that the Kind of equipment needed for the .ex- pansion in field repaiE servicegby the Army, could; not be obtained from tool manufacturers iSl sslffi- cient quantities for months. Gen. sequently, it is necessary toGat- tempt to locate such equipment in factories, garages and homes.
 Neither the Army nor the WIPE seeks medicines that would cripple production" he said. Tt Is our hope that the vitally needed main tenance tools may be forthcoming from places where they are not now in use. This is . mobile war and the mechanized equipment must be kept rolling"
 Response to Michlgan,s machine drive has been good. On the first day WIPE men uncovered 72 ma chimes in the Detroit area which their owners were willing Co sell to the government. Three days later the total mounted to .313, of which at least 50 came from home hobby shops, whose owners were reminded that a lathe may help put a crip- pied gun back into action at the front lines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

bers of occupants" Bowles empha- sized
 Failure to comply with this reg ulation constitutes violation and subjects: the landlord to the penal ties provided in the Law. We req lize that the vast majority of land lords have made every effort to full fill their responsibilities under the law. However, if hotel and room ing house operators do not clearly understand their obligations with regard to displaying notices of rent al rates, they are urged to get in touch with their defense rental area office. These notices should have been posted immediately after the regulations went into effect on July 1, 1942," Bowles added.
 April l, 1941 Rates
 The maximum legal rent for rooms in hotels, rooming houses, rented trailers, etc, is the highest rent at which the dwelling unit was rented or offered for rent during the 90 days preceding April 1, l941.
 If the room was not rented or offered for rent during the 30-day period ending on April 1, 194I, but was offered for rent at a later date, the maximum legal rent is the highest rent, paid during the 30 days after the room was first offered for rent: tz~
 Complaints regarding failure by landlords of hotels and roomir1g houses to display the rental rates may be sent, to the area rent office or directly to the State Office of Price Administration at 55 Allyn Street, Hartford. The rent offices in Waterbury are located at 1I5 Grand Street, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
\ Star Gazing Pays of For Uncle Sam
Commercial Air Lines School Trains Crock
 Air Force Novigotors
l# #3Ml
BY. ROBERT RUARK tNJEA Service StatfE Correspondent)

(NEA Service StatfF Correspondent)
 Miami, Fla, sept 24 Back in the summer of IS4O, Gen. Delos Enmons made 2 trans-C oceanic flight in one of Pan American. Airways' big clip pers, and was highly impressed with the way Pan-Air's navigatofs, using the stars as beacpfas, repeatedly hit their objectiveS on the nose.
 "IS this an exception?" the Gen. eral asked when the plane bulls eyed an island base, 'ior do you fei- lows always cut it this flne?r
 ALL THEY ASK IS
 TWO STARS, ONE PENCIL
 "When we miss, it's an excep-. tioI1," Pan-AiriS Captain Charlie Lunn told him. We pioneered in celestial aerial navigation. Give us two stars and g pencil and we can sit you down on a dime, and you caniplace the dime. :"
 Once upon a time, pilots were the fair-haired boys of the Army and Navy air forces, and every short pants youngster who looked goggle-eyed at service planes zip- ping over him wanted to wear a pilots wings.
 The result was that when war came, there were plenty of pilots, but not enough navigators - the lads who tell the pilots how, to get to where they're going. Today the services know that a bomber crew is a team = pilot, navigator, gunners and bombardier - with the success of the mission divided equally among.
 YOUNG BRITISH PILOTS
 LEARN STAR GAZING
 So Army asked Pan-American to set up an areial navigation school at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, to train its young men in star-gazing. A year later Britain began sending it's RAF youngsters over, and today gradu- ates are fighting all over the globe.
 A Pan-American graduate plot ted the course for Gen. Doolittle on the Tokyo raid, with six mem- berS of tf1eh school getting Dis tinguished Flying Crosses for the attatck. Another Pan-Air star
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
YOUTH TRAPPED
 BY WALL, FENCE

Policemen and firemen yesterday afternoon had to go to the rescue of John Zaccino. 10. of lOS7 East Main street, when he became caught be-. tween e wire fence and the back wall of the Mascolo Bottiing Works on East Main street.
 The youth, while playing, started to ease his way down the narrow passway. When he stopped to turn his head, it became caught between the building and the wall.
 An alarm brought Motor Patrol. man George McElligQtt and iirelnen of Truck 2 and the emergency truck. The firemen bent back the fence, allowing the led 70 make hls eau. tioils way out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

Facing the cameras. Melancholy Baby" is the title of the f based on the life of the late Helen Morgan being offered by Warner Brothers. Dorothy Lamour and Bing Crosby team up in Paramont's Dixie" Greer Carson will soon be seen in a film version titled Madame Curie with this fine actress seeking to emultee her performance in Mrs. Mniver .,t. Cole Porter is doing the music for new piece called Mississippi Bee". Charles Coburn, who has just finished work on Princess ORourke" is due back in New York after Swear absence to play the role of Henry VIII in Master of the Revels" Robert Young has been delegated the job of playing opposite Lana Turner in Nothing Ventured". Henry Fonda and Thomas Mitchell are starting location at Brawley, Calf., the picture being "The Immortal Sergeant"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

"Jm" Cooke has gone to his Eternal Home after a very brief illness To know Jim to love him and his memory will be cherished forever by the boys that worked with him in the meat business. He was so kind and generous that the customers spoke of him in the highest terms and when he received bonus for his good work he did not keep t for himself shared t with the boys He has been with us over s years coming from Tofrlngton where he belonged to highly respected family who are much greyed at his death Hewas 66 years old but looked and acted like n the early forties Go we hope that Jim will enjoy everlasting happiness in hs new home he left great deal Of t here to those Who cherish hls memory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

Items that make my typewriter happy. A cable gram arrived at the dOmcile of MT. and Mrs. Sal Borreli of Cherry Street with the happy contents follows: Brother has passed illness and well on the way to recovery" A few hours later, the postman rang and it letter from Tommy COppOlo, from an American Base explaining that everything was run sng according to schedule But the best part of the
 issive was that his commanding officer of Battery ID" 422 CA AA) presented him with pair of Corporal chevrOns that speeded Tommys recovery! HeO there, Corporal CoppOlo keep up that fighting American spirit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

'gazer" naYigated the plane that carried Gen. MacArthur from Ba- taan to Australia. Others were in the Midway Island battle, and many of the bombers which blasted Col ogne and Essen were guided by British youngsters who learned their navigation at Coral Gables. The school turns out fighting men at 8 clip fit to horrify Hitler. {
 Under the direction of the same Capt. Lunn who first interested Gen. Enmons in Pan-Air,s navi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

Some years back she wasn't bore,
 The long g-skirted miss with the high pompadour. She didn't worry about a permanented curl The eyeful they called the Gibson girl. She wore a hairdo somewhat elevated, It wasn't so long before she was dated But before she went out as they say like a light She lit the high spots as it were, over night She became belle in the social whirl
 1t was why do they call her the Gibson GirlP She was used as model for stage, not screen, Tn book illustrations and on calendars was seen, , Gibson girl prints decorated our walls, Gibson girls at croquet, on the avenue, at balls. She hunted, she drove, she rode bike, But she ner2r posed before mike.
 This gay, poised queen priceless pearl, t- The plume hated lady called the Gibson Girl. She took her place in the annals of art In life she had most prominent part. She caught we've heard many duke or earl, We all know why they called her the Gibson Girl.
 FEM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
o ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ

Questions on Want Page I. The top wing is worn by an observer in Naval aviation, the bot tom by a pilot.
 2. The Russian city of Rostov. 3. Eagle day" is Army slang for pay day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
Personal 70 Certain Fat Women

You adult fat people may often slim down without starvation diets and backbreaking exercises when your excess fat is due to thyroid deficiency and you have nothing else the matter with you. Just eat sensibly and take Marmola tablets only according to the recommendations and instructions with the package.
 Marmola is not 3 eure-an. If in doubt at any time about advisability of treatment and for further information as to the properties and effects of the Marmola ingredients, con. suit Dhysieian. e fs ugly uncomfortable pounds the Marnnola way. Don't delay. Druggists have sold more than twenty million packages during the past thirty .years. N%
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

K. P. paradise. Veterans of the last War will probably shudder visiby and turn all shades of the Quartermaster Corps of the U. S. Army. Millions of pounds of quickr0zen vegetables being purchased and they require kitchen preparations prior to cook ing Spinach is ObtainabIe free of sand and grit; peas and lima beans come sheled and washed before being frozen. But there Is evidently one thing looked potatoes delivered without their jackets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
w ORLD w A R A YEAR AGO
 SEPT. 24, 1941

In London, representatives of eleven Allied Governments pledge support to "AtIantic Charter"
 Supreme Soviet formally dis solves VOlga Republic.
 Authorized German military source says German troops are in the suburbs of Leningrad."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
WHEEL, TIRE TAKEN
 FROM STOLEN AUTO

A car owned by Attorney A. Hen " Weisman, reported stolen Tues. day, was recovered yesterday in Wolcott. A rear wheel and tire had been stolen and the trunk had been forced open.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

gating speciality, the students learn all aspects of pushing a plane across night skies with no radio and no beam to guide them. Much of the training is done in flying cIassrooms, from which the only egress is by parachute Pan- American furnishes its own flying boats for simulated night raids. K
 Tt is a good thing for Hitler that Berlin isn't located around the Ba- hamas," says Capt. Luni1. We've bombed he'll ell-theoretically-out of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
ARLEN's MUsTACME

For the first time in i've years, Richard AFlen wears c nustache for hls fole in paFAmounts Submarine AlertS This is the stars seventh consecutive Alm for Producers Pine and Thomas. f1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
MRS. JACKIE coO0AN ACTS

Mrs. Jackie Coegan viii be seen in the Paramount Victory Short, we Refuse 70 Die" starring Ellen Drew and Barry sullivan. Tie Wlfe of the former child eier is anKioug lor a movie career of her own whllo her husband is serving in the Army
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
OVERHEATED BOILER
 CAUSE OF DAMAGES

Firemen of Engine g were called to the home of Harry Letheridge, 26 Terrace avenue, yesterday. An over heated hot water boiler in the cellar had caused minor damage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

Here and there Mel "Scotty" Boyd cuts quite figure in his guardsman uniform for one of the defense factories and he's shopping around for new
 metal polish to keep his badge glittering Sal BOr- reIi and Ducky Lawlor recent visitors in Phil adelpha where they witnessed ball game Sweeney Cipriano, formerly attached to Camp Edwards, has reduced his waistline quite bit. . Corporal Harry Mara was given noisy welcome by the entertainers Jacques theater who have missed his smiling features since he was inducted into the armed fOrces! af1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
VRRaATELR

A running eag tfronghoul Fagauounl'E "xoune and Willing" Eddie Nfaeken, as hopeful yeung Broadway Theepiaa, appears lr a difisfani naekesup and cliAfaeAeFis eetaea IA elaaEg n1el,A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

Keynote capers.. Roger Garis, former local news hawk, and now scrbbllng notes for Elmer Davs has pip of yarn in the current Liberty magazine Winnie Perrot has joined the forces of the buejackets Please convey this to Herr Hitler Mir Goebels and watch him vince. Remember Johnny Morris, the fighting lad from the NEnd? We'll the chap is now laboring in of the defense factories Here's tip Better stock up on ShoeS because they are the next items to be rationed, and brother, you'll be needing the leather express very shortly One of the inn owners is willing to sell out his entire business Reason Too much bus mess and shortage of labor has him dizzy merry go-round. One of the local ice parlorS has instituted self-servce which gives the kids kick out of splaShng the whipcream around the soda fountain
 =. Iris the war, my franS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
Good Evening.
WHY DO THEY CALI. HER THE GIBSON GIRLa
,1l pY THE MAN IN THE TowER

eEs Item Charles Who Created the Gibson or Forty Ago VIII Exhibit FanClgS anu A0 h a Cincinnati Museun14E uDt@ eats
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24
Ansluers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to
 test questions printed on page 6.
 1. One who has sailed or claims he has sailed on all the seas.
 ?. "The Pittsburgh of Rus- sia' becauSe of its steel works).
 3. No. Under 50 they eean.) 4. True. 4. I 5. Spanish. 4. !. z 6. Petroleum. ,.s-e. 7.564. { :, g. An outcast. 4 !, g. Territory of. Hawaii.
 10. Four. <
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
CreditOs a Muchos Passes

Sc lie ha concedido un pr6stamo a
Costa RIGA para la construction del
tramo de la vital ~carretera Panameri-
cana que atraviesa por dicha repGhli-
ca. En- la misma forma, Sc lie han
hecho prestamos a la Argentina,
Brasil, Chile, y Mejico para la
compra de equipo ferroviario que
ayudara a mejorar las comunica-
clones entire las otras Rep1blicas
Americans y los puertos de maj a
trav6s de los cuqles sus productos
tiene que pasar para llegar a los
vastos mercedes internacionales. A
raiz del temblor de TERRA que tuvo
lugar en- Chile en- 1889, Sc 10 concedi6
q este pats un pr6stamo para la
compra de maquinarias v equipo
n~ecesario para la reconstruction y
ell d%esarrollo general del pats.
VEL Banco de Exportaei6n . Impor-
taci6n fu6 establecido en- 1884 con
ell objeto de extender cr6ditos, bajo
condolences tales que permitieran a
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
UNA "RATA" NOS INSULTA

Anoche, en- la reunion cele-
brada por ell Consultivo, una
rata" politica, individuo al
cual conocemos zien, nos la
mo "fascistas."
Bien sabe Ell que miente {;
pero su juego consiste en- di-
famar y tratar de amedrentar
a los hombres dignos.
Con nosotros no 10 consegui
ra porque estamos enteradOs
de su n1mero, la filiaci6n po-
Utica y otros detalles.
La clase obrera no necesita
individuos como Ell.
lCuando Sc decidiran los
trabajadores honrados actuan
do con energia y firmeza, a
poner fin a las maniobras del
grupito ambicioso y sin escrd-
pulos?
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

los exportadores de los Estados
pnidos a eompetir con otras naeiones
exportadoras del mundo. Los pres
tamos efectuados por este Banco no
solamente han sido hechos para
financiar negocios va s6lidamente
es~tablecidos, sino tambien para ell
desarrollo de nuevas Industries.
para meiorar los sistemas de trans
porte e incrementar la exploitation
mineral y agricola de las otras
Americas.
Cuando dicho Banco fue estable-
cido estaba autorizado para extender
creditos por valor de 5000. 900. 600.
en- 1910, dicha eantidad fue aumenta-
da a 500. DOC. 1000, de los cuales,
$500. 100000 debfan estar disponi-
bles para hacer prestamos a los
demas pafses de America. Presta-
mos por la cantidad de 1921. 900. 900
han sido va concedidos a otras
RepGblicas Americans.
Las operaciones de dicho Banco Sc
diyiden a este respecto, en- tres
classes: consiste la primera, en-
prestamos a corto plazo o ell
obieto de poder exportar los pro-
ductos de los Estados Unidos cuando
ell exportador no puede obtener Ell
credito necesario de un Banco
particular; dentro de la segunda,
estan inclufdos los prestamos para
la compra de materiales de los
Estados Unidos y para llevar a cabo
trabaios de caracter pdblico; Ia
tereera consiste, en- prestamos q
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

ter6s Ell ihacer la lista de todos
los reunidos iii.
Los compaheros regulares de
Hitler SON: S. A. Obergruppen-
fuehrer Brueckner y S. S. Grip
penfuerer Schacb. Ambos han
sido l%eales, adherentes de Hit
Ter desde los primeros dias de
Munich. Ambos son asesinos We
teranos, Brueckner teniendo la
fama de un gran tirador de re-
v6lver. Sus colegas son Storm-
bGnntWehrer Kempa, ell chofer
de Hitler, ell jefe photo, Captain
Bacer, y dos ayudantes de cam
lpo S. S. Observation-Disclosures
Wuensche y S. S. Stwmbann.
fuehrer Wernicke. Otros MEM
bros del sequito personal de Hit
Ter SON ell Teniente General
Schundt, ell Teniente Coronel
Won Below y ell Mayor Engel.
Hasta ell tempo en- que Ru-
dolf Hess vol6 a Inglaterra, Ell
Quartet General del Fuehrer
c%ontenfa asimismo un numeroso
personal agregado al Vice-Fueh
rer. BESIDE entonces Sc ha en-
cOntrado mas sitio para ell per-
'sonal de Himmler, ell Jefe de la
Gestapo. Cuando ell Verdugo en-
Jefe esta ausente dl Quartet &c
neral, es representado por los III
gartenientes Wolf, Nebe y HUI
Der, mientras que una hueste de
agentes de toda clase y unifor-
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
IA EAcrTG
La hufda del Tirano Alem5n en- ell mes de Enero
Una nueva equivocaci6n significara SUI fin

Londres, Mario 12.-El vier-
mes % de enero de 1912 ell Guar
tel General de Hitler qu hasta
ntonces hsbia estado situado en-
Smolensk, fue retirado apresu-
radamente. Las noticias scecaS
tai vez tienen veracidad al de-
cir que Ell Fuehrer Sc ha estable-
cido por ell momento en- Minsk,
que esta aproximadamente,
tan lejos de Smolensk como
Smolensk 10 esta Ga Mosc1.
Podemos tambi6n scponer que
Hitler retard6 su salida tanto
como possible. La retirada del
Quartet General del Fuehrer
despues que Sc habfa proclama-
do en- octubre de 1911 que los
~ejercitos rusos estaban final y
definitivamente aniquilados, es
ell golpe mas rudo que ha caido
sobre la infabilidad de Hitler.
"Donde ell soldado aleman pone
su pie, gritaba Hitler en- los
dfas de sus faciles triunfos, ma
die andara"; era una de estas
frases hechas destinadas a ms
pirar al pueblo aleman con una
confianza ciega en- la victoria.
Ahora tiene gee escapar, huyen-
do de los rusos. Su estandarte
esta enfundado y ell Estado Ma
yor Sc muda, no al este sino ha-
cia Ell oeste. Els un movimiento
hacia atras; la mayor humilla-
Ici6n infligida al orgullo de Hit
Ter. Lo que sucedio en- ell dia de
la Sallda de SmOlenSK permane-
ce TN secreto, aunque Dietrich,
el Jefe de la Prensa, y sus cua-
tro subordilnados principales,
Sc encontraban entire la banda
fugitiva.
Ell Ccartel General del Fueh-
rer consiste de un personal de
cincuenta super-guardias-de-
corps de Hitler, bajO ell mando
del SIS Standdrtenfuehrer RAFT
enhuber y ~Haptstwmfuehrer
Schdle, junto con ell personal CO.
respondents. Puede tener in
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

Ell senior Jesse Holman Jones,
quien actualmente ocupa los
puestoS de Secretario de Conner
clio en- ell Gabinete del Presiden-
tie Roosevelt y de Administra-
dor Federal de Prestamos, es
bien conocido en- ell Hemisferio
Occidental por sus constantes
e~sfuerzos para facilitar Ell mo-
vimiento normal del comercio.
En- su caracter de Secretario
de Concrete, ell senior Jones di-
rige las actividades de las ST.
guientes, dependencias la Ofici-
ma de Concrete Interior y Exte-
rior, la del Censo, la de Inspec-
ci6n de la Marina Mercante, la
Oficina de Patentes, la Oficina
Geodetica, la Oficina de Nor
mas, ell Observatorio Metereol6-
gico, la Administrator de Avia
ci6n Civil y la Administrator
de Navegaci6r Fluvial.
En- SUI caracter de director de
la Oficina Federal de PreSta-
mos, eStablecida en- julio de
1887, tiene a su cargo la admit
niStraci6n de numerosas depen-
dencias gubernamentales, a sa-
Der: Ell Banco de Exportaci6n e
Importation, Ell Negociado de
Rehabilitation Finamciera, Ell
Negociado de Suministros para
la Direction de Construction de
Hogares para Obreros.
Ell senior Jones naci6 hace 81
amos en- ell estado de Tennessee.
En- su temprana juventud CO.
memo su carrera pGblica, y en-
1917 ell p~residente Woodrow
Wilson lie nombr6 Director de
Auxilio Militar para la Cruz Ro
ia de los Estados Unidos. En- ell
ano 1918 Ell presidente Wilson lie
design6 para tomar parte en- ell
Consejo de Guerra de la Cruz
Roja.
Con anterioridad a su llegada
Washington en- 1922 para encar
garse de las actividades del Ne
gociado de Rehabilitation F-
nanciera, ell senior Jone habia 81
do banquero, editor de un peri6-
dico, negociante de MADEIRA, ar