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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
County at Sea
Over Who sWho
For B|a(kout y
S Departments Write
Governor TO Reveal
High Authority Here

Declaring they have received n,
instructions for Sunday night
blackout, five Wayne County de
partments today asked Governo
Van Wagner for definite state
ment as TO who is who in civilian
defense in this area.
The departments were thu
county board of supervisors. Sher
iff Andrew c. Baird and Officials
o fthe county office of the state
highway department. the count,
road commission and Eloise Hos
pital. After a meeting in tho
sherifT's office, the representative:
sent setter to the governor. say
ing:
I'VE are respectfully asking
you who can order black0uts.
and who will be- I'm direct control
and accept responsibility N n war
catastrophe occurs In out-county
Wayne"
LACK OF LEADERSHIP
"The lack of definite leader
ship TO whom we could refer for
instructions and order In gradu-
ally decreasing civilian defense
morale In this county. --
participation il dropping off
because We are obliged to oper-
ate with confused and divided
agencies. Mayor Edward }. Fef-
fries n COORDINATION for the
metropolitan area, has issued
unofficial Instructions for n
trial blackout at 10 p. m. Sun
day. We have had no con-
firmati0n from the army, navy
or Michigan Defense Council.
"We hesitate to stop some
half-million motorists and COM
mercial drivers In the Wayne
County area for Is minutes Sun
day night without orders from
superior authority with n legal
status.
Would you teu us what In
expected Of us and from whom
we get our orders"
COUNTY LAW PLANNED
Ii was also decided at the meet
ing that Supervisor William Won
Mol of Trenton, should introduce
a county blackout ordinance SINH
lar 10 the new Detroit regulation
at the next meeting OF the board
Of supervisors.
We are willing 10 serve in
any capacity necessary for the
protection OF Wayne County, II
we are only told what TO do and
who will be responsible" said
Sheriff Baird.
Meanwhile. civilian defense
chiefs in Detroit were making hur-
ried arrangements today for an
insufficient 1900 air raid wardens
TO patrol $1,000 city blocks.
The principal perplexity is that
or covering the downtown loop
area. which is almost entirely I'M
populated after employees finish
their days work.
To rectify this situation. Frank
VI. McLaury. chief air raid warden.
conferred today with Charles T..
Boyd. secretary OF the retail
merchants association. and Frank
n. OConnell business property
defense co-ordinator.
Area one runs from the river
north 10 East Grand boulevard,
between Hastings street and -Hol-
comb avenue. Area 10 extends from
the river north 10 Colburn place
between Scotch avenue and Hast
lnpS street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

In, so why not
the ar m y:
They C o u d
re ally help
out In the
morale divi-
sion"
A number o.
people int
viewed couldn't
make up theil
minds.
"It makes
Iiffla AfHfow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Higher
Rent Peg
Refused y,
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

CHICAGO. April 3O.-A delega
ton OF Detroit real estate mer
who operate approximately 100,
900 rentable housing units toda,
were denied a later rent freeZini
date than the April !. 1871 ceilinJ
set In Price Administrator Leor
licnderson's rent fixing decree.
Led by James f. Atkinson
president of the Detroit Rea
Estate Board the group appealed
TO Karl Borders. director OF
IOPA's rent division. and Paul A
Porter, assistant OPA administra.
tor. TO take into consideration in.
creased operation costs in tho
Detroit area when fixing a date
for the rent ceiling.
The Detroit delegation Is here
with $50 other real estate opera.
tors OF the nation, attending a
two-day rent control conference
requested by Price Car Hen.
lderson.
LATEB DATE ASKED
I'VE feel that the April I,
1871, freezing date doesn't
properly represent our area"
Atkinson said. I'VE believe we
should have a somewhat later
freezing date In view of in
creased taxes and upped costs
Of maintenance. A fall freezing
date would be much more
equitable or n date even ~ late
~ you gave Chicago"
Z Both Borde,s and Porter pre-
dlcted that rent control would be
an actuality in Detroit by June /.
and that the area rent control
Office. which will have jurisdiction
over Wayne. Macomb, Washtenaw
and Oakland counties, would be
iunctioning by the middle of May.
APRIL !, 1871 LEVEL
II the June / prediction OF De-
troit rent control materializes,
landlords will be expected to
charge no more than that charged
on April /. 1871.
Nor can property owners reduce
services TO evade provisions OF the
act.
A Detroit landlord, in the terms
of Borders can evict tenant If
he commits nuisance or breaks
some other substantial part OF his
obligation.
Evictions will be permitted.
however. in event the owner
wishes 10 remodel his property.
live in ii or sell il. All evictions
on this ground. however, must
be based on good faith"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Sift Profits
On Detroit
Homes
Times star Correspondent

WASHINGTON. April 30. =
Charges that private builders in
the Detroit area are profiteerine
outrageously at the expense of de-
tense workers in need of homes
were considered today by the Sen.
ate banking committee now debat.
ing the FILA liberalization bill.
The charges were made by
Richard Deverall, Go spokesman
who appeared before the commit
tee in opposition 10 the proposed
raise in FILA mortgage limits
from $4,000 10 $500. This action
he declared, would take the houses
out Of the financial reach of wal
workers.
Asserting that present private
housing regulations are not
honest" Deverall urged the com
mittee to expand private con.
Of houses for war work.
ers. TO restrict the profits OF
builders to 3 per cent and limit
sales to defense employees.
TREMENDOUS MARKUP
There IL one case i'm the De-
troit area where bid was made
to the government. to build
houses and Sidney Hillman
turned II down." he said. Then
they were built privately and
sold for A,40O each. There has
been a tremendous markup In
cheap houses"
Unless housing is provided fol
Willow Run bomber plant workers
within three months, he added
there will be bloody murder"
THE workers ut the bomber
plant are burned up because
they are told they can have
only one bath tub for every 20
to 80 houses" Deverall said.
BROWN HITS TRAILERS
During the committee confer
ence, Senator Prentiss Brown oil
pronounced he had
statement of Ford
officials opposing the Use of truck
trailers to transport Willow Run
workers.
Officials OF the New York Cen
trail Railroad. Brown reported, are
willing to provide shuttle service
to the plant il they can obtain
the necessary equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

a good idea.
"Why not ."
he said. 1.-The
w o m n are
doing IL In
X u ssia and
doing n fine
job Of u. Why
they say they
make better
gunners than
I h e m e n.
Sure, let 'em
join"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

Z4OO CaSS ave
nue.. felt abou
it.
st h e v
mig h { be
x o cd for
cleanup jobs,
but not for
combat duty.
After all,
there Is no
real need for
women I'm the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

AS far as Betty Armstrong. Is,
OF 10056 Monica street. a Wayne
University student, was concerned,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
NOT GIVEN MUCH THOUGHT

Here in Detroit the women were
not paying much attention to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

SAILOR PETkILLO little differ
ence either way" was the way
they looked at il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Bid TO BIalkout,
Sent Mayor But
.SkipsCity Hall
Copy Of Law Reminds
Jeffries His Building
Lacks Raid Protection
BY FRANK MORRIS

Coincident with the development
today that the city hall is the o1Se
important downtown building W.
prepared for air raids and blaekf
outs. Mayor Edward j. Jeffriee
Jr. coyly was invited by his cor
administrator of civilian defense -
take part in the blackout test ~
10 p. m. Sunday night.
With sly ingenuity. Co-adminiN
traitor Glenn c. Richards sent "a.
the mayor a copy of the city
ordinance tduly signed by h4
honor which provides rules and
regulations for blackouts. not 10
mention $500 fine or 80 days IN
Jail for failure to comply. SEQ
Perhaps Richards, appointed cot
administrator by Jeffries, may not
have known that the city hall NM
taken no precautions against raideb
Nonetheless, he wrote to his boz
and colleague: -ob
eff you are planning 10 coE1aW
ply with our suggestion that yOu
hold a simultaneous blaclx0ut,
we feel you will find tho e.
closed material usefal. 81
at includes az . copy Of TIL
Detroit City ordinance, and OK
n copy Of . news Feleaso der I.
scrIbing the plans we are uaalkinG
for our blackout test" ~
NO OFFICIAL NOTICES
While most office buildings ard
apartment houses have blackedout
stairway windows, installed sand
for extinguishing incendiaries, and
instructed occupants on where ia
proceed when alarms are sounded
city hall workers have received
no instructions.
81 have never heard Of sny,s =
commented the mayor. 80
Paul Krause, corporation counsel
said he had heard a rImor that
occupants of the building are to
cross the street for protection IN
the. Dime Bank Building. But az.
official notices to this effect have
been posted.
Even in civilian defense head.
quarters in the Barlum Hotel,
workers have not been informed
officially by printed instructions
that they are 10 90 to the ba8e.
ment when and il bombers attack.
Frederick S. Schouman, pubic
relations counsel for the cornrnis-
sion. said this procedure Is een-
orally understood by all employees
making written instructions III.
necessary. rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Mothers Tears
Help Christen
.LdndWdrship
Model Of Destroyer
Rides at Anchor Here
TO Aid Navy Relief

The United States Nays only
land warship. the USS William
McKeever today rides al anchor
in Detroit's Campus Martius
where for the next two weeks il
will be headquarters of the navy
relief campaign and then will be
used as a naval recruiting station
for the duration of the war.
The McKeever, an S4-foot scale
m odel of a destroyer. was
Launched" at ceremonies attended
by more than 1000 persons. in
GLIDING city officials. high navy
officers and 80 new naval recruits,
who. led by the Detroit fire de-
partment band paraded through
Cadillac Square TO the ship.
The vessel was christened by
Mrs. William McKeever whose son
was lost in the sinking of the
USS Reuben James. With choked
voice and tears streaming down
her cheeks she broke a bottle of
champagne on the bow.
FLAG RAISED ON STERN
AS the crowd cheered and APP
plauded. the fire department band
played Anchors Aweigh" and the
American flag was raised on the
stern of the ship while the naval
recruiting emblem was hoisted
over the bridge.
The navy relief campaign was
officially opened at the launching
ceremonies when Lee Anderson.
head of the drive. announced that
the General Motors Corporation
has contributed 100000 to the
fund. OF this amount $50. 900 will
be part of the Michigan goal OF
5000, 900, while the balance will be
divided among other states in
which the corporation has plants.
The relief campaign will extend
through May IA.
The McKeever was built under
the sponsorship of the Detroit
Boat Club and presented TO the
navy by Bruce n. Tappan. presi-
dent of the club, who said:
THE spirit of Detroit, which
by It's donations built this ship,
cannot be beat. With this spirit
will come victory"
MOUNTS THREE GUNS
The ship mounts three naval
guns. two aft and one forward.
and has office space in the wheel
house and below deck. II is painted
a battleship gray and fitted with
portfolios. II carries on its bow
The flag number 1877. designating
the date OF the attack on Pearl
Harbor. December Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

suppose l would join the army II
they would let me-"
That is just the way Roy Mac
Dougall. owner of a gas station at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

"The navy Is going to let them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
MIGRATE DRAWS
 $lW FINE, COSTS
Half Remsitted in RecOgnis tiOn Of 20 Years Driving
 Without Violation
mmA nMw ga

Patrick 2, AgcOFsEll, s2. Of lae Willow street wag fined eloD efle costs on a charge Of driving e ne- tor vehicle while under the tSlsgus ence Of lien0T by Judge r, v. Gen. Way tp mlinieipsl court teddy,
 Judge Conway TeBttted es0 Of the fine in recognition Of Mc0Eafhl { previous record 0f ~ years wlthous e violation.
 AAe0Fstlp was arrested Ney lT by Motor PaEreiinan TboInas Bedding following aa accident on south Main street,
 Angelo Colasnrdo, a, Of 9e Charles street, charged with breach 0f peace wag granted 6 nolle loE si0, He wag arrested yesterday sy PatF0lman Joseph pwyeF,
 Harold Feed, e, 0f e6e East Nah street, charged ettb breach Of peace was giyeIl a nelis,
 E1die Jenklns, %, e0iore1, of 5l Abbott avenue, charged wtth theft and tpt0gieatsaR was granted Q e0gls tinuanee e SElR fA, SEe was gf0efee te make FageteNti0D ee ee allese4ly taken flnflD e paekessaes owned by Clara Dsyis, also 0f 70 Abbott sve' nne,
 Bernard Wypk00p, 70. Of 2 Draper avenue, MeFi0ep, colofed, charged with noneupp0rt vas gIgep Q e0Tas tgpnaEce to Suly M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT. nIR- isATE G0nlGT, JHne 29lh, lpls. jsaFATE of DENNIS r, nucKr LEV, lele Of the town of WaeF' bvry, 70 said district, deesased, District 0f Waterbury, hath ilmlled and allowed RlK months fFom the date hege0f f0V the creditors Of said estate to ekbibIt thelF elains foP saftleWent, Those who neglect % pFeReDt fhelF accounts. properly ats tested, wlthlD saia tiDle,. VIII De ifsssd infsssssd te saId sstats sge M reaneai. ed 70 make Immediate payment to The CITIZENS & MAHUP AGTUIlIsIlH
 NATIONAL BANK,
 Waterbury, Conn, Administrator,
 ny THOMAS v, MOORE, grs0Sst Trust Officer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Legal Netices
NOTICE
..-IAs!.al AIaUSH n.. !. sga ..:.s...Irrox SIT

EEAUOR PER A1GT
 NOFgCE OF ARRLIcATBON
 This 6 to give notice that '. Francis William Delaney, of i7 HlRhland Ave, Waterbury, Conn, have aled Rn application dated Jnne eb, lela, with the Liquor Con. froi c0lnmIselon faF g iseer Permit Tor the sale 0f alcoholic. llguor on the premlseg, ibs Hlghlana Ave. .s owned by Fvanels William Delaney, 0f iT Highland Ave. Waterbury, Conn, and wifi be conducted by VraneIs William Delaney, Of l7 Hl@hlana Avsy Waterbury, Coma,
 BRAafIs WILLIAM DELANEY. Dated June e9th, leae, 6s30-t~7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Tokyo Radios ''LOrd Hee-Hee"
 Is U. S.-BOrn And Educated
mH MRA naNlaA

RnRana. Ore, Junn s0.-Tae Jap. nnoso voice that hrcadoaSls Axis nEopaRan6a from the Tokyo radio station speaks swell ~Amerlcaneso" quito naturally. for it belongs Co AEneEioAn-bogn. Aanerican-eduoaGod Charles MlhAo wuahll. Ills name ka mnAlaNEaa among students and alumni oE the University Of Oregon hore, from which he vas graduated an iDss.
 shortly after graduation he was taken under the wing of Yosuke AEa suoka, former foreign minister i. nfa Japan, who was graduated
 .n Oregon U. in ioo0-so give A. many . headache of enbrass- menk aince.
 STUDENTS CALL aEFAE
 ~AOAD mEE NEE"
 Today. xoshll is chief announce- CT for the international section Of ahe Broadcastlng Corporation of Japan, blaspheming against the hatlon of his birth. On the campus here, they call him ~kord Hee- N8ee of Japan" or "Yoshii, the %0kea Of Yokohama"
 Ycghlls is the Engllsh-xpeaklng voice on the regular Japanese @verseas program for the West Coast section of North America. which as heard on the Pacific Coast grUm e:s0 Co n ?. m. daily. This epEugrnm is carried by two Tokyo slaslons both powerful enough to he heard on almost any ail-wave Emdio.
 Yoshgl was born in the straw Aewy-growing town of Banks. Ore. Be later moved Co Portland. where he attended grammar and grade schools,
 SENT TO TOKYO
 rOm TRAINING
 After graduation, he went Co Japan, where he enrolled in the Tuky0 Imperial University as q graduate student. After o m c ' study he wns steeped enough In 1JapaneBs nAtionalism to be dee lclsred 6 ssuccess" by the Tokyo mewspaper Nichi Nichi.
 Shortly thereafter he was as" @ignod t0 a position in the broaa- asting division. Apparently he followed orders well. for early
 iess, the government-controil- & Nichl Nichi wrote an extensive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Legal Notices
 NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS TRIdT Of WATERBURY, ss, Piio' RATE r0HnT. June shlh,. ie44s ERTATis Of CLARA HEHA, late oi The town 0f Waterbury, m shln district, deceased, ~ Tine Court Of Probate Tor tne IFS, is triet Of Waterbury, bath lmltsd and allowed six months from me date hAFA0f for the creditors Of said estate t0 exhibit their claims TOT neillemhnt, Those who neglect 70 prHant iheiF accounts, properly al' tested, within said time, VII pe dehaFFea recovery, All persons Indebted co said estate are request Hd tA make immediate payment Co The CITIZENS < MANu uFAcTuREgA
 NATIONAL BANK,
 AdmlniEiralar, {, h a,
 By THOMAS P, MOORE, 6,sa-st Trust officer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
iBeO-WBR Y--eg

 lI00--JeFPg Wayne, Songs aiihwGfsk Pr0Rfam eigewItlVlng History fiabwNeWs hjO0-vUAre You R Genius" hia0-i1eIng AiOng'@IsaDdt Trio b-wkuppnPiimeFs gl00-rwk keWR Between tha Lines gitOuwlgakahal Scores ailkwkammy Kaye Orchestra AiR0wNeWs gilbwTba World Today 7I00wStlteFetips fiIb--filann MllleF orchestra 1i8AwWaF Bond 9nlE eie0-weelanlbla MahteFwoFks ef
 Music siRe--sA1iha Nature Of the Enemy k,kkrwlelmeF DaViswNAWa DieowAFiKonR 4 eitb-AFMa for Victory ela0-wcheaFs From the Camps .0iaAm9'alhR l0ilg-~alary Small, Songs fN0wmNHWa ByFnes orchefira 1 ise- Aiglnn lley Orchestra tsse0-elsn ofG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Rssi Estate Agents
Hsusss Yer sals

 Al family. East. el000. 4 1 family, West, tlO00. 4 family, Central, h. ". b., eT000, 4 2 family, Bunker Hli. very attractive, eT7O0. \ . family, Northwest. e-e-e, h. VI, $500. All good. Leo 2. CNSley. bl West Main. S-bieA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Real Estate For SGl'
Anetl0neeFs
ESTATES AUCTION

ESTATES AUGtAON
 At the former Charles Benton Estate, l mile South of sharon, Conn, Road to Amenia Union, We'd nesday and Saturday, July and {, at 0:3O e. m. daily. Antiques, Fine Furniture, China, Glass and Brie-as Rrac; electric Range: Corner Cup. Boards; Paintings: Books; FSshing Equipment; small Tools. This is the personal property of the former Randall Homstead, recently sold and moved as new owners have taken possession; together with the peT- s0nal effects of the Wells, Cameron, Smith and Jameson Estates, also sold. Sale positive. Terms, Cash. Circulars of J. J. FAhey & Son. Auelloneers, with main Offices at sharon, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30

EelloW eNls k e alled 2 spanish eaHgs palgn m . q q VI he re Gt ( tEoorfg serve te eam t end whenf
 q, What does an AHleFl c a H sa CT mean when he EaFs be has eA 2 eRtled N the maat9 Does he have to shin np R % 6 k pull some ropes .M SO before his eapsAlEa ger g Galld0Kla about niisdeed9
 Q more denlands
 of Nice from ause t is an I'm. because lt was lW w because ln . lucrative wins Baek Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30

article praising his '''fine work for which t dubbed him "Japan's radoi spokesman"
 The Japs may love him, but the Oregon alumni do not.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
3 WAR QUIZ

q Thls AmeEleaR medal saes
 es Dended from a ribbon wltll vellow, blue, yellow. blue and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Employment
N1en Wanted
PERMANENT

EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER wANrED-Apply l3 Ward St. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
se Bmiiding Lots Fer Sale

LOT-Beech Ave. Wasertown. i20 front, 20 deep. No grading neces- saFy. Tel. 3-s70e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Read These Want Ad Columns That Results Built
Real EsomHe For Sags
nmF~Ml

e mssFsr sals
 COSSETT STREET
 s-fAmEly house of 70 rooms
 All Improvements.
 Price eA,gOo.
 Inquire GEORGE A. BARONTAN
 REALToR
 Ss North Main st. Dial G.gaBe uREENElEAr AVE, l2o-s rocms and Eun-pArlor. i-car garage. xn~ qulre on premises. Between Q e. n. and D. m.
 JOHN J. KORAN & SON
 Real Estate and Insurance ss North Main Street Dial a-slss
 WAR DAMAGE
 INSURANCE Government forms having arrived we are now ready to serve you on this new type of insurance. Dwell ltngs up to families eflO0 per ea.- 600. Oct in touch with us for com- plete details and other classiflcations
 McEVOY'S. INC. REALTORS - INSURANCE si West Main Vt. Dial 4-sils
 A GOOD BUY AND GOOD INVESTMENT EAST END -- Business Section. 2 stores, ( apartments. 9 car garages. Priced low for quick sale. D. T. HARRINGTON, Inc. lAa West Main St. Dial 3-3al2
 
 FOR SALE Acreage and home site in Wolcott. Also new cellar already to build ca. Terms to suit. Tel A-l462. TOWN PEOT T-s room house. x acre land, chicken coops. Price e2oo0. For appointment. 4-7ss5.
 BOUrEY MANOR Beautiful 2-SaEnily house, 2 car Rar- age. 3nd floor recently added. House io-years-old.
 Call 4. B. c. REALTY co. 4.7e6e GLENDALE AEAN0R-aEew s room home and new six room home. Domenic Castelano. builder. 3-7i07. sis wATERrowN AVENUE 0ne-family, six rooms. enclosed sun parlor. Tnlaid ianoleum in kite chen, bathroom and sun paFlor. Screen and storm windows. Hot water heat with new oil burner. Excellent condition. Reasonable.
 s4 MILTON AVENUE One-famiiy, seven rooms, hot water heat with oil burner. One-ear garage. Tn excellent condition. Make IS an ofEeri
 w. H. HART, INC. Realtors - General insurance Brown Building. Dial z-s5ll JUDD & PUFFER
 Real Estate . Insurance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Merchandise
Household Articles

A-Beautiful home full of furniture. New living, dining. bedroom. kit. chen, rugs, lamps, tables. Reason. able. Albert,s Furniture CO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30

WANTED - Immediately boys l6- years or over with bicycles for healthful, interesting work as mes- senser boys. Apply Mir. Reeves. Western Union Telegraph Co, Ill Grand St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30

0REENEaEAr AVE, la0--s rooms and Eun-parlor. i-car garage. Inc quire on premises. Between Q c. m. and Q D. zn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
For Rent Real EstGf'
Wanted To kent

YOUN0-Man and mother desire s or c room house or Apt. Residen- tlal section. Near bus. References. Box 2T, Wtby. Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
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AufOWsobles
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