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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
PLAN INSPECTION
OF STATE GUARDS

Battalion commanders 10 which
units will be assigned will inspect
Connecticut State Guard Volunteer
reserves with n view toward general
proficiency OF members In military
training. readiness of the unit for
mobilization OF arms and ammuni-
ton for training In irregular war
fare, and availability Of necessary
emergency transportation. The
dates and places for inspection fol-
low:
Bristol Guards, April IS; Thomas
ton Rangers. May IL: Litchfield
Light Horse. April II: Torrington
Rangers, April II: Canaan Guards,
May 3; Naugatuck Rangers. May
10; Waterbury Commands. April
90: Brass City Rangers, April 20;
Pomperaug Rangers. Woodbury..
May n: Cheshire Rangers. April i6
Prospect Guards. May IL: Kent
Rangers, May q: 0aylordsville
Guard. May "a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
MOTION PICTURE
PROGRAM PLANNED
Scenes in Lithuania to Be
Exhibited; Miss Kulhavlk
Joins Waves
BROOKLYN NEWS

Motion pictures Of Lithuania will
be shown Sunday, March %, at
Nemunas hall, 90 Green street. Per-
fornanccs will be given at 2 p. m,
and at Z y. m. Charles MatuzaS
and John Valaitis OF Brooklyn, n
Y, will be In charge.
The pictures vii ldepict the coun-
try, It's industry, customs and pic.
lures OF noted Lithuanian persons
will be included. Defense work oil
this country also will be shown. Mr.,
MatuEas Is a newspaper photograph
er and Mr.. Valaitis, O radio an
nouncer, In New York.
Miss Helen Ann Kulhavlk OF 1854
Bank street has been sworn into
the WAVES as an apprentice sea-
man. She will receive training at
the Naval School for Women Re-
serves at Hunter College, New York
City.
Miss Bertha Krugclls OF Highland
avenue has been visiting In New York
City with her sisters the Misses
Eleanor and Edith Krugelis, who
are students ut Columbia Univer-
sity.
A mission for men will open at
st. Joseph's church tonight at z
o'clock and continue throughout
the week. Rev. John Kidykas, s. j.,
Of Philadelphia, will DO In charge,
The young peoples mission Serv-
Ices will be held next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
LOCAL DRIVER in
TRAGIC ACCIDENT

One man was killed and another
seriously injured when car in
which they we're riding. crashed In
TO the rear end OF truck driven
by Max Steinfeld. ~, Of Waterbury
yesterday In DaTien. Charles y
Tryon. SO. OF Stamford. passenger
In the car. died of a crushed chest
and broken neck. according to Medi-
cal Examiner Ralph w. Crane OF
stamford.
Charles Y. White. 50. driver Of
the car, Is being treated for n brok-
en- pelvis, collar bone. fractured Jaw
and hip. white told Lieut.. Amos
Anderson Of the Darlen police that
the truck didn't have It's lights on
Stelnfeld was unhurt. The truck u
owned by Merrill w. Polancer OF
this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
GIVE MILLION CIGARETTES

BaulsalitO. Cal. - U.P) 49, En-.
pl0yecs Of the Marin County Ship
building Yards have sent more than
100000 cigarettes 10 the armed
forces In the field. bearing the In
scrlptIon. Building Ships 10 Bring
You Back" Many letters OF appre-
citation have been received from all
parts OF the world where Army and
Navy servlcemen are on duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Anlve RsuaelAmelA wha cenaucssl
THE eaula that nelgeahoap en-
U88 sua4ay ellesuesna Immediately
aftee ne phllhnEgnanie hFunaeaal,
Weaaa NE ~ sea q giant wymphony
Hstmea eeom men IN the armed
services n eeur tlaa eBuneFy under
eatalamalnR eomaneaaga So much aaI
lEtlaR negIluia uIAls b Che Array"
haa aaae. Whlle this Weald be quite
e. un0oFtnalng, ~ Koalelaneta
pslnaea cut. IN Runsla - ioo-pleee
uympheny orchestra b giving can
eerts within 10 miles " The erent
llnes."
Jsan Tennysun, soprano star OF
s'ureae Moments In Music, stated
eeoenlly that radio b less trying on
the emotions than grand opera,
The composers % opera make The
mcsuRs die horrible and excruciating
Deaths, a. realistically ns possible
m radio, The announcer lust says
they've passed out-and they havel
MAX MARGIN has returned % ae-
live supervision q Chs "Crlme
DeeaoE" series after AZ wo-week
elega with Influenza. During his
ahsenco director sack JOhnatane
uuhbed Tor him en- che production
end, bHt Max DID al The "CElnle
Dootog" writing frem his sick bed.
Everett sloane, frequent support
ing player on "Cavalcade OF Amer
tea" MIC, Mondays, . p, m. Is q
member Of the cast Of Men IN
SHADOW" a war melodrama by Mary
aayley Bell, which opened this week
On Broadway.
Guy EmmbardO'a new program,
ssThree-Rlng Time" brings Ogden
NmaA,s he well-knOwn rhymater, 10
Che radio every Monday night ever
che Columbia network, at 1850.
says Guy, ~We're y natural TO.
gether," Guys followed Nash'S verse
ever since u first appeared In "Ihe
New Yorker" and was one OF the
first 20 receive Nash's newest cell
lecelen, "0Ood Intentions.
Anything can, and probably will
happen when members OF the
Bpinstera and Bachelors Clubs oil
Elizabeth, N. j., throw their respec-
tive hats In the ring during The
S'True or False" program, tonight,
ct $50, over the BLUE network.
Harry HerShgleld contributes The
Laugh oe che Week" with this story
which hlt che tap Of che laughmeter
On Scan You Top This?"
70 seems Clancy got y Job In q
defense factory working ON y ma
chine with q huge ely wheel. Clancy
was = BIZ careless with his cloth
ing and che ely wheel caught him
ana started whlFllng him around.
The foreman, Mortified, watched
Clancy 70 round and round, then
rushed over 10 step che machine
sClancy," pleaded The foreman,
man. speak 20 me! speak 70 met"
Clancy opened his eyes. "I.lsten,"
he aald, II passed you ak times and
you didn't speak 10 met"
Merton Gould, the brilliant young
composer conductor, will recognize
che musical trend Of these military
times by writing one original march
each week 10 introduce on the
Cresta Blanca Carnival over Mu-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
NOTICE
LgaUOW Pssm MIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NoTscE ~ APPLICATION
This IN 10 give notice. that !
Henry Craftsman, 81 % Ward g..
dated March ssnd. i9aa, with the
Liquor Control Commission for o
Package Store Permit for the sale
Of alcoholic liquor on the premises.
Is Harrison Ave. Waterbury, Conn.
Tho business II owned by Zoll Rel.
man, Of ie9 Wood Sc, Waterbury.
Conn, and will bo conducted by
Waterbury, Conn, ns permittae,
HENRY uARTXMAk.
Dated March 2snd i9t5. e-ss.ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
INSUFFICIENT RAINPOwER

II every raindrop falling In the
United States were used for water
power, the present energy demands
would not be supplied.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

An overseas shortwave tPansatlan.
tic phone call between a member Of
The United Nations armed forces and
his family, from whom he has been
separated for a long time by an
embattled ocean, viii be attempted
on the Vox Pop broadcast In which
Parks johnson aud Warren Hull
will interview fighting men OF the
United Nations during u party and
dance In the Hotel New Yorker,
New York City, Tonight ut 800 over
CHS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

uoST-TwO sugar ration books. we
hereby make application for new
ones. Anna Barsovitch and lgnatR
BarRovlteh, BBl Bank st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Tho noble career az The late DIR.
Norman Bethune and his contFlhu-
ton 10 The saving Of NE on battle-
fields IN 20 be told IN u stirring
drama Titled "Llfctldo" on "Caval.
Cade Oe America" tonight, MIC,
500. Alfred Lunt win portray the
heroic doctor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
Legal Notices


DISTRICT OF WATERBURY,. rs.
PROBATE COURT, March 2Oth, a.
ID, 1919. ESTATE OF NELLIE
PATTON, late Of Waterbury, IN
said District, deceAHed.
Upon tho application Of THE
cITIZ EMS A. MANI FAcTU REHS
NATIONAL BANK Of WATERBURY,,
Executor, by THOMAS y. MOORE,
Trust officer, praying that IL may
DO AUTHORIZED 10 sell, certain real
estate belonging 10 said Estate, as
per application on fllo moro fully
nppearr, II iB
ORDERED. That said application
DO heard aud determined at tho
Probate Office In Waterbury, Ia said
District, on tho 26ih day Of March
A. -. 1913, at $3.50 o'clock Ia the
forenoon eastern War Time). and
that notice be given Of tho pend
ency of said application, and the
time and place of hearing thereon,
By publishing this order one time
~ some Newspaper having "A cir
culntlon IN said District. alHo by
leaving with or by mailing Ia reg
Istered letters, postage prepaid from
Waterbury. "a copy 81 this order Ia
all parties Interested aud residing
without the Probate District of Wa
tsrbury on or before the 22nd day
of March 1913.
MARdUERITE NJ. FAHY.
3-22-it Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Attention Homeownersl
Now Is the time 10 have your
chimney repaired and cleaned.
Leaky roofs also repaired, Universal
Roofing Il Chimney Repair Co., 2O2
North Main st. Tel. i-O8Bl,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
I5OO--WBR

u. NJ.
4:OO--Nows
S:t5-ureen Valley. u. s. A.
4.aO---Joo aud Ethel Turp
Mountain Music" o. National
Uillbllly Champions
b.O0-- Madeleine Carroll Reads
b.ib-- Mother aud Dad
b:an- suppertlmors
5;l5--"l<eep tho Home Fires Burn
ing"
g,OO-panl Sullivan ana the News
g.iO-- News
a:yb-s lied Cross War Fund
a.30--TrShkury star Parade
Gas fine World Today
6.5b--NewH Commentary
7.oD-.."uncls sam"
7.is--.To the Litchfleld County
Farmer
1.aO s-"tllondle"
S!OO--Coiumbla Masterworks Of
Music
s.a0-.tioapel Light quartet
g.ts.-f.eARue of Women Voters
s:bb-~ News Ceeil Brown
g.00--IladiO Thehter
10 DO screen uuiid Players
iO.sO--''Throo. llinR Time" with Guy
l.Ombnrdo Orchestra aud OE
dsu Mash
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Negotiations are on by one of the
Hollywood studios 10 sign Shirley
Mitchell, Rudy Vallee's sweetheart"
on his Thursday night NBC pro.
gram. for illm chore.
James MonkS, . recent addition
20 The cast Of "FrOnt Page Farrell"
gives futl credit for his being In
Che broadway hlt, EVE oe Sc. Mark"
% Florence williams, sally Farrell
In the popular MIC dramatic show.
During n chance meeting In che
street, Florence suggested 20 Jimmy
that he 20 up 10 che Playwrights
Company, since they were casting
the new Maxwell Anderson play.
Jimmy didn't want 20 70, no Florence
literally took him by che hand %
zee director Lem Ward. And Jimmy
70 the part.
The celebrated Violinist. Jascha
Helfetz, returns 10 the Telephone
Hour" tonight, NBC. 900. for q sixth
appearance as guest soloist on the
"Great Artist Series"
Sinclair Lewis, the man who gave
America such an intimate picture Of
itself back in the eos will join
Christopher Morley NJ guest OF eth
formation Please" tonight NBs,
1850.
Screen Guild Players announce
an additional member 10 tonight'S
Obs broadcast Of For Nc And My
GAL" when George Murphy joins
Judy Garland and Gene Kelly In the
radio adaptation. All three stars APP
peared In the same roles In the
original screen play.
Returning q the air after an alb
sence Of several months, II Love n
Mystery" premleres tonight At 700,
ever CHS, presenting an action"
packed spy drama, "Thc Girl IN the
Gllded Cage"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

lest and Found

HAVING LOST my sugar ration
book, ] hereby mako application
for y new one, Mrs, Rose Burns,
$50 Baldwin 81,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Dental Plates Repaired 3 IRA e.
vUuF Old plate made ukN new up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
lel Ease Main 81 Dial a.eeDo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

tual On wednesday night Ths first
IN TIE series was heard on the
March lSth show, utled: american
Youth March,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

The tive.mlnule finale Of The Ar.
lene Francis nudd Hulsck quls show
GA Sunday nights over NnC Il de-
voted 70 q cleanup question IN which
q sum In the nelghhorhood Of 800
Is Tho prize money, A famous star
Is impersonated In this spot and the
cleanup question Ia based on some-
thing Ia the lmpersonatlon. Wonder
why they haven't Used Budds old
partner yet-colonel Stoopnagle
EaFl Godwln. ''down 70 eaFth.up
n che minute" newsoaster % che
BLUE Networks nightly "WAtch
The world Go ny" air journals, wlll
20 On n llve-day week beginning ts-
night at 500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Oracle Fields, whose ~Vlcaary
Shows" are making Eaala history D.
answering TIE many unesla stories
81 heroes 81 The United Nations,
behind and ~ tAe fEont lines. win
tell another amazing tale during
her broadcast tenlght ~ lesl1 ever
Che nLuE Network,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
Houses For Sale

FOR ALL KINDS OF real estate,
Call A. b, C. Realty Co.. 347 Ncrtb
Main st, Telephone $1,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Everett sloane, frequent support
ing player on "Cavalcade Of Amer
tea" MIC, Mondays, . p. m. Is q
member Of the cast Of Men In
shadow" a war melodrama by Mary
aayley Bell. which opened this week
On Broadway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Nlax MARGIN has returned % ae-
tive BupeFvlalon q CHS ~Crlme
DeetoE'' series after az wo-week
elega with Influenza. During his
ahaence director sack JOhnslene
sahbed Cor him en- che production
end, hHt Max did al The "CElme
Deoteg" writing frem his sick bed,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

loot 10 Is inches deep, line this with leaves
or straw. put the vegetables in and cover
over with more straw and leaves as sug-
sested for the other pit.
\ pit that is opened in freezing weather
is difficult TO reseal Because Of this tact,
several small pits, each containing a vari-
ETY. of crops, are preferred to single
large pit.
Another form Of outdoor pit found in
use is the so-calIed barrel or strong box
pit a barrel is buried il hillside or
placed on level ground on its side. about
ons-half buried in a hole. II well projected
by layers Of straw, soil, boards and leaves,
such pit makes an inexpensive and enec-
tive storage. Some gardeners use nail kegs
and scatter them around the backyard,
each containing a variety Of vegetables.
The outdoor root cellar found on some.
farms provides an excellent place 20 store
the root crops and cabbage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Roosevelt PrOcIaiRllS
Military Rule Here

President RooScvcltS order
placing Detroit under military
command and directing all resi-
dents TO cease violence. follows IN
part
"HHEREAS. tie Goremoeut
Of The state 81 HIrhigan has rep
resented that domestic rioicpcc
crJsts W sad state. iyb.ch the
authorities AZ SAID state are mt-
able ~ Suppress; end
WHEREAS. q IS provided ju
the Consultation OF ~. United
states that the UHitcd states
shall protect each state ia this
Union, on application of the iegis-
'n'Wc. or Of The cJec,rire, against
domestic rio'srcc; and
WHEREAS, bp The iolr Of the
tW'Cd states az pursuance OF the
aborc, n ~ Droridcd that -, all
eases OF iaSUrcciiou ia any State
or Of obstruction Of fhciaws there
of. n sbrN be lGtrtpl for the Pres
idcuf Of the Taifcd Stotcy. on op-
plcotioH OF the legislature OF oHy
state, or Of the crccuttre 1ehfn the
legislature can not be coureped, 20
call forth the utlitia ofan4 state
Or 20 employ such part Of the land
md rural forces Of the United
States as shall be judged neces-
sary for the purpose 81 suppress
ing such pSUrrCctioH and causing
the i0,cs 10 be duty eJeclted; and
WHEREAS, the eycc1tirc Of
said state tmder Section ! OF Ar
ticle ! Of the Constitution Of the
United States and the iu1cs passed
m pursuance thereof, bas made
application 10 me for such pant Of
the military f0rccs Of the I Wicd
States as may be necessary and
adequate TO protect the state OF
Michigan and the cjti:eBs thereof
against domestic rioIeHcc and TO
enforce the lanes: and
WHEREAS. II is required that
CheHcrcr II MAY be Hcccssary, an
the judgment of the President, 10
use the military forces Of the
United States for the purpose
aforesaid, nc shall torthlcjth by
proclamation command such IN
surgcuts 10 dispense and retire
peaccobly 10 their respective
homes rithip limited time:
NOV. T n FORE. !.
FRANKLIN d. ROOSEVELT.
President Of the United States. do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Council Asked
ToGiive Police
9R AuXiiIiidriies

Immediate assignment of 9i6
auxiliary policemen 10 active duty
one eight hour day a week was a
proposal before the council today
along with a request by Police
Commissioner WitherSpoon for an
emergency appropriation OF $l58,-
GA for pay for the men.
Nathaniel II. Goidstick, assist
ant corporation counsel attached
TO the police department, explained
the request was made earlier than
had been planned because events
of the last few hours have made
il essential that it move forward
eXpeditiously.'
He said war conditions had
made il difficult TO keep the de-
partment at full strength and that
the present shortage numbers
about 800 men.
Assignment OF the auXiliaries TO
such routine tasks as the serving
Of recorders court UNI m on s..
school traffic assignments and
miscellaneous activities one day a
week would release a number Of
regular officers for duty in recre-
ational areas and troubled centers.
GoldStick pointed out
He added that 500 ,544 would be
required TO pay the suXIlarleS for
an eight-week period and an add
tional $4,000 was needed 10 train
another 1000 auxiliary policemen
for similar service and $4,000 for
service pay OF these men after 80
hours training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Ruins
Put al S5OO,OOO

Riot damage 10 business c>tab-
l>hment> in the Hastings street
area was Conservauyeiy eSti-
mated today al more than $500
900
Elmer Salzman. secretary Of
the Detroit Association Of In
Surance Agents, estimated the
figure from his personal knowi-
edge OF the riot section and news
paper accounts.
Salzman said a good number
OF business houses carried riot
and civil commotion Insurance
and would undoubtedly recover a
large portion OF their losses.
Hardly "A business establish
ment is without plate glass in
surance," he said.
Salzman said those without riot
Insurance would he unable TO re-
cover losses from the city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
OPA Men
I'm Detroit
Promoted

Eight promotions among staff
members OF the Detroit district
OPA office were announced today
by Birkett L, Williams, regional
administrator from Cleveland. At
the same time Williams confirmed
the appointment Saturday Of w.
Earl Fitzgerald as acting district
director.
Other promotions are:
a. D. Ruegsegger 10 principal
district attorney. He VIII retain
his duties as chief enforcement
attorney and succeeds James A.
Kennedy, who resigned Saturday
William G. Fitzpatrick Jr. from
enforcement attorney 10 assistant
principal attorney
Harlan y. CriSty from senior
rationlng attorney 10 chief ration
ing attorney. He succeeds Edwin
q Gemrich. who resigned June T..
Ethan c. Prewitt TO senior
rationIng attorney rom enforce
mcnt attorney. lie succeeds Cr.sty.
Wayne Babblcr TO chief price
attorney from price attorney.
Arthur 3. NcWo0d 10 district
price officer from chief price spe-
CialiSt He succeeds Alfred B. Con-
nable Jr, who resigned June -.
William Lewis 10 Lansing field
office manager from district
boards operation manager.
All promotions are effective at
once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

The Vista Maria School for girls
az 20651 w. Warren was In opera
ton today under the direction of
the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
after formal opening by 1t. Gen.
William S. knud $ en- who was
chairman of the open Heart Fund
which financed the building.
Gen Knudsen told classes AZ the
school that they were facing a
world where women would take
their place on the production line
and join in the winning Of the war
10 the fullest extent.
"You and your sisters i'm the
United states have made a great
contribution to this war effort"
he said.
Three years ago ] thought
that girls couldn't work in the
shops but now I know they can.
They are doing many skilled
jobs.
This Is going 10 he long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Jail ; Negro Soldiers
I'm Custer Outbreak

\ Fort Custer officials today re-
H,rted arrest of tive Negro sol
'diers who bad attempted to seize
army ammunition and trucks 10
60 10 Detroit ia assist their
families.
a statement issued by the post
commandment said:
members of colored quar-
termaster's battalion attempted
to secure arms and trucks at
Fort Custer today, hut were
promptly arrested.
Five of the men were con-
fined i'm the post StOckade await
ing investigation. The men
had become restless over race
disturbances and wanted To go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

IXJHEN and how should we store these
w vegetables Let's look over their
requirements first
Root crops such rs carrots, cabbage.
beets parsnips, satisfy, turnips and ruta-
bagas require a cold. moist situation, pref
erably 80 to s. degrees Fahrenheit plus
adequate moisture.
Onions dried beans and peas require
cold dry situation, but squash and pump
kins must have a warm 40 10 30 degrees
Fahrenheit, dry room.
Ventilation is often overlooked in stor-
age processes. We forget these vegetables
are living plants when they are put in
storage pits. and as sllca they are still
giving off energy or-leat. Therefore, WREN
we put them in a well-sealed place, the
temperature Immediately rises This brings
about a recommendation that all storage
pits and cellars should be We'll ventilated
at least the first month or two of the
storage process.
One of the simplest and cheapest : or
age places is an outdoor storage pit. There
are three or four types in general use
Some gardeners cover n small. we'll drained
corner Of the garden with 6-inch layer
of straw. Then they place the vegetables
in aNconical pile and cover with straw C.
depth Of 8 inches. As the weather be-
comes severe and freezing, soil is added TO
this, usually TO inches being applied
Other gardeners dig a small hole about l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Extra Food Bouoht
For Rioters in Jail

Wayne County board of audi
tors today authorized Sheriff
Andrew c. Board 10 purchase
additional food for an estimated
1000 persons who were arrested
during yesterdays rioting and are
now housed in the Jail
Baird told theeauditors that he
was compelled to'Nepen up the
previously closed fourth floor Of
the jail in order 10 accommodate
the overflow Of prisoners brought
in by the police department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Vista Maria School
Opened IDy KnudSen
Photo by Times stan Photographer

war. You will see many Of your
dear ones MANNED. But YOU
know we are going to win he
declared.
A wave Of applause greeted the
general. Modestly motloning for
silence. he remarked, Il should
have sent a second lieutenant
Many visitors and the general
inspected the white walled build
ingS and gave them a stamp of
Blue-clothed girls guided
the guests and played in band
that preceded the visitors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Still Time 10 Plant
Beans. Says Expert

EAST LANSING, June - De.
spite the abnormal delay in the
planting Of crops this year. Prot
II. G. Rather head OF The Michi-
gan State College farm crops
department informed Michigan
farmers that they still have time
TO plant beans and harvest d
record crop
White pea or NAVY beans con-
>titute 90 per cent Of the Michigan
crop. Rather said. and pointed out
that many good bean crops have
been harvested from fields planted
in the last week OF JIne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Lightning Blamed in Death

SAGINAW, June % Lightning
was blamed for The death late
yesterday Of Joseph Monctte o.
unmarried farm hand nne mile,
west Of here Officers said the
conclusion knocked Moncttc from
a load of hay and the fall brought
fatal Injuries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

To Detroit 10 assist their fami-
lies"
ThlS announcement followed an
earlier report from State Police
Capt. Leonard that four truck
loads of heavily-armed Negroes
had gone AWOL from the fort
and set out for Detroit. Leonard
said later that trucks. men and
guns had been accounted for and
were back at Fort Custer"
Later 1t was announced that the
unit had resumed It's training pro-
gram. including firing on the
range. "aS per schedule %
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