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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31
FOXY GENERAL GIRAUD NEVER QUIT FIGHTING. #** *#* *** ***
 French North African Official Saw Weakness
 Of Nation; Opposed Any Hitler Compromise
By NEA Service.

By NEA Service.
 Washington, March 3I.-Hand- overland down the walls of a grim German prison fortress, 8 tall, fierce-faced old Frenchman lowered himself last year to keep @ date with destiny in Casablanca.
 The Fugitive was General Henri Honore Giraud and he arrived early for his rendezvous. When President Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and other United Nations leaders ap- peared on the scene, an unholy political tempest was breaking around his head.
 General Giraud, whose bitter hatred of Germany and all 1t rep- resents is so intense not even his political enemies dared question it., was accused of collaborating with the Vichy gang which betrayed France.
 Friends of the doughty old war rior insisted that 1t was his stead- fast refusal to compromise his mili- tary judgment with political ex- pediency which started the con- troversy. It is typical of Giraud, his friends say, to proceed unswerving- ly along the path he decides is right without needing political repercuS- SionS.
 And now it appears that they were right, because worldwide French unity seems likely as re- suit of Giraud's recent offer to ne- gotiate an agreement with Gen. Charles de Gaulle.
 TRIED TO STEM RETREAT
 Although General Giraud was known as a political reactionary in France before the outbreak of war. his friends point out that his voice was raiseds as loud as that Of any liberal in protest against the Munich pact. Giraud, like the lib- erals, insisted that France never could benefit from any compromise with Hitler.
 Previously, Giraud had aroused antagonism Of reactionaries in mtlt- tary circles by denouncing the irl- adequecy of Frances equipment and the lack of training her soldiers received in modern warfare. He was a champion of attacks by tank-air- plane teams-the weapons Hitler used to beat France to her knees
 He knew our weaknesses and had warned of them in time with. out fear of political consequences, e high-Tanking French Ofiicer nov on duty with the War Department here. says. "But when the war broke out he forgot all previous criticism and set to work at once to make the most of the limited fighting equipment which was available"
 Wren General Corap's Ninth Army reeled back before the Ger man Panzer s at Sedan. General Weygand ordered General 0iraud to move in and attempt to stem the retreat.
 Tt will ruin my reputtaion.' ' 0iraud responded, but by God I'll try it."
 He moved to the front and soon sent back this message:
 "My headquarters. Is surrounded by 100 tanks. I am destroying them" VETERAN OF ESCAPES
 With hFistllng mustaches and eye hrows. Giraud, c feet 2 inches tall, was never an arm chair strategist. His wiry body Is marked with six battle wounds.
 General Giraud was not a iob- byIst in the homes of Cabinet Min- isters-he was a fighter" Andre MaurOdis. liberal French writer re- ported after France fell.
 The Germans imprisoned Gen. eEaf 0lraud in KonigEsein Fortress
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31
w O RL D w A R A YEAR AGO
 MARCH 31, 1942
-KY Uniled TI sS1


 U. $. cOmmunique reported Jap anese attack on base hospital in Bataan; bombing caused "a num- ber of casualties; said hospital was plainly marked.
 British admiralty, reporting on naval battle between British, SO- viet and German naval forces, said British Soviet units sunk 8 Ger man destroyer, damaged another and crippled three German sub marines in German attack on British Soviet convoy bound with supplies for Russia on March 29. German High Command an- nOunces loss of U-bOat command cd by It. COmdr. Engelbert En- draSs.
 In Brazil. police arrest 20 Jap anese accused of attempting to establish a secret base for Axis submarines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31
VIEW. TOSTACE
 ANNUAL ELECTION

Ofiicers will be elected tomorrow night at meeting of Wheeler Young Post 20l, V, F. w., at l6e East Main street. Commander Ed. ward Scholey win preside, InStalla- ton ceremonies win be held Satur- day night, April 1, at the Fiorio post rooms on Bank street. with guests from many veterans organizations throughout the state In attendance as we'll aS state officers of the V, F. W.
 Another consignment Of knives for use by the armed services overseas has been sent out by Michael Sag anaro, chairman of the committee In charge of collecting the inStru- mcntS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

Mrs. William C. Petitiean and daughter, Eleanor
 wen of Jersey City, N J. are visiting relatives in Nau- patuck and Waterbury Kelly Calabrese of OakVille Is recuperating from major operation at St. MaryS Hospital, He's most grateful to his many friends wno remembered him with well-wiSheS galore, Michael Marte l2 winters old is hoSpitaSed at the same inSt tuition. He's been there four weeks and soon expects to be sent home The youngSer is most indebted to ms teacher Miss Phean and classmates for the collection shey took up at school for him,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

smashing offenSiveS to end the cost ly campaigns, 0iraud ignored on order to evacuate the Fort of TaSas and later was shot through the chest while fighting beside his men.
 Two of Girauds sons, are French Army officers; third was killed In Q plane crash in 1885 Two of his daughters are married to French offlcers and two are unmarried,
 General 0iraud Is primarily not Q politician and would rather be at the front with an army than organizing governments behind the lines. But friends insist that what- ever task the United Nations high command chooses t0 give him. he will continue working tirelessly for the total defeat of Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31
WATCH RICHARDS"

Flying pictures have a way of sending actors soaring to great heights as well as the planes. Bill Pine, of the producing team of Pine and Thomas, is saying Watch Keith Richards in Aerial Gunner" Richards was once named by Cecil B. De Mile as one of the most promising young actors in Holly wood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31
CHANGE IN UNIFORM

Robert Preston played his last movie role for the duration in the uniform of an American pilot ate tacled to Chinese transport service. Title of the picture Is Might Plane Prom ChunglEing." Bob Is now wearing the uniform of . second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

of war. Giraud refused both re- quests and soon was in touch with the French underground.
 0iraud and petaln had quarreled sefore. When 0iraud was Q cod onel fighting the Riffs in Morocco he violently disagreed with Petains cautious tactics and advocated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

Tony LaCava of Oak Street who conducts the news and cigar stand at the of Main and Brook Ss is passing out the smokes this week. for Sunday morning his wife the former Josephine TeSta presented him with his second son. Romeo Caroseo, veteran Silver Liquor Store employe, has resigned that position to enter vital plant to do his part in the victory drive Store associates honored him at testimonial dinner Saturday night at Charley MarSeyS Picadly Inn. Many company executives attended and paid fitting tribute to Romeo and his son, now member of the armed forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31
Eln E,n

Len Herr of Plaza Avenue Is home again and back at his old place Of employment the ScOvt Company
 e ha recently been granted an honorable discharge from the armed forces In the cavalry division AS small boy Leo had great desire to ride horse and be cowboy never realizing that his dream would come true as 1t did when he was sent to Texas where me rode and rode Everyone Is pleased to welcome nm back as he Is always gentleman and fine fellow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

George Holloway of Ray Street, former local banker has graduated from Scott Field Illinois, and IS now stationed at the LOredO Air Field Loredo, Texas
 Norman Heaven of Bunker Hill Avenue is under going training with the Air Corps at Miami Beach, Fla Corporal Arthur Dryer has been transferred from the Aberdeen Proving Grounds Mdp to an Army Ordnance Post at Fort Knox, Ky. Robert Keller recently joined the Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

Frank Gilmore who died Monday in New York City long prominent figure of the theater. He was president of the Actors Equity Association He began his on the stage in 1879, and though born i'm this country had his early stage experience in England. Leading for such great persons of the stage as Minnie NIaddern Fiske, Eric Ferguson and NazmOva he was at time very popular figure He organized the Actors Equity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

Out in Hollywood it's short jump from Al to IA
 . A New York judge ruled man may be inoffensively drunk Meaning good and drunk? .. We don't care who wins the hogcang contests this year just the hogs health should follow by taking up something to improve their morals Lots of bosses will be too busy this summer ts take vacations lot of help won't have a chance tO loaf either.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

MT. and Mrs. Robert MOrrissey, Mir. and Mrs Lester Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Furl0ng, all of this spent last Friday Saturday and Sunday, and lots of their hardearned dO-re-fni, in New York City, They certainly did the big town up red for when they go gallavanting nothing is too good for them. Among the hghlighs of the trip the cOOrfu ice show at the Center Theater Rockefeller Center, and SOns-Of Fun
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31
RonrN, RoalNl
1 nY rME MAN IN THE TOWER

 ms Rnl Making the Robin the Connecticut s'Nte bE0' The robin ls pretty hlrd, So indeed we've often heard Comes to us tn carly SpFlne, Out on . lme starts to sing, After WinleeN cold cold days Before the coming ol Towering Mays Whats that chirpp Oh, my wordl It's the robin, we get the bird, lsltle robin rcdbrcaSt you, lf given at aN your due, Arc a sight for ffayed nerves As you soar in graceful curves, Your song Is Co our Nelng As VIC walk, rlde, or go hlking We lkc to sec you NS wc go Faylng over swift and low, We like to hear your morning talks Better than the bold bluClay SQuawIS Robin rohln go on and sing, So well know at last it's Springl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

P-TUTH HAIR COMBS
 A comb with spring tooth grippers-holds any hair-do in place. Of shell, amber, grey and @RA cFystal-each .... AOV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

PRES-KLOTH-The perfect
 cloth for Q perfect steam pressing RMA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

0OOd NIsht.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-31

KNITTING BAGS - Use them as shopping bags. Made of tapestries. dam- asks, heavy cretonnes, etc. With a good weight wood- en handle
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

Der &etreat arbeitsreide Gage pegeu
Ger beboritebenoen grame1 uno Ser
ltebungen fir Die 8eiben, ioipie all
oerer nottpenoiger glrbeiten.
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l1nier Naialtar lit Der lebte Der
rier altare auf Der re6ten Seite ser
Sausfapelle. 9as oariiber befinbIi9e
Seniter lit ebenfaas Der Weuttergottes
gctpiomet nno Die oarauf beftnoli9en
SDnbole erIesen bas Warienbilo.
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gebalten. ~-..
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lie ibre As Minuten 1angen Spiel=
II. Maridiibungen auf ser @infabrts-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
Mittippdj, ben 2. Sarti 1943

gBer ii6 fir 11dbere gin5elbeiten
i,ttereiiiert u1o belfeno beiipringen
min, fann eingebenoe 8eribte oariiber
erbalten.
l1niern ber5li1en @liidtpunl1 gum
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num am IS. Mai 1918 getpeibten
Brieiter: 9feb. Sobn 8ubnan, Bfarrer
Der ct. Hetersfirde, 8rouerpille,
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Corporation, 8ortbington, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
Stimme bes &ulfes fir bas
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cine s.. 80. 8. bon IS, tpelde i6 per-
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

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gentpolfen finben ben @eg na6
8ortbington. vs.:
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9as Sisfaliabr bes Soiepbinun1s
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bei9dftigt, uniere 8ii9er fir Die iabr-
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@aibington our 8erfiigung geitent,
eine Mbi6rift miro nad &om berianot
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bipen Der Mpoitolii6en 9elegatur.
X X X
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@ebeten ben Segen @ottes a11f alle
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1,niern 2eiern mit5uteilen, oaB 8. g.
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Sduliabre fir $2,54S.29 Butter uno
Seup berbrau6t, mas benefit, oaB tic
au6 einen gl1ten Sell 8rot ber5ebrt
boben.
9ab au6 &artoffel berbrau6t tpor-
oen tpenn a11d tpenige in BEN lebten
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$500 betrdgt. SIM Sduliabre 1884,
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rednung auf nur $514.94. &e6nung
fir @ier: iiber $1,000; Sleiid): iiber
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
MntertfaniIder &pmmnnismus

8ir iin6 70 melt gefommen in un-
ferem bemofratii9en 2anoe, bab als
S6mar5ieber, ia ais 11npatriotii9
beri6rien miro, tpenn man nur oas
8ort &ommrnis,nus ertpGbnt. gs
gilt als rnebrerbietig, ia aIs elm
@erbre6en, bonn &on1munismus in
getpiiien Nrbeiterunionen au ipre6en.
limb ood fin6, nad oen iorefaItiglten
nno na6 abiolut 5uberldiiigen 3uiam,
ntenitelungen oes S8S-gbefs Cigar
Soober uniere Mrbeiterunionen, unie-
re offentli6en 2ebranitalten uno
ielbit nniere &egierung fommuniitiid
berieu6t.
@inem golu1nbuier Saseblatt, oas
elmer fommuniitiiden Mn5eige cine
poQe Seite 5ur 8erfiieuns geiteat bat-
te, i6reibt elmer ieiner 2eier: .ggir
ueroen bon &oten BEL itiirn1t, eine atpei-
te Sront 5u einer SSSnbaiion guropas
5u er0ffnen. Sino Stalin II. feline 60
tcQiten pilens, als uniere ,,Muiier-
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gu eroffnen2 E,t &ublano ieIber,
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terbalt &otruBlano 11ibt in anen 2dn-
bern, an6 in unferm 2an6e, cine Elm.
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nif6e 8olf miro nab edit fomn1uni-
itifd-oiftatorii6er @eiie regimentiert
llno @ruppe gegen @ruppe aufgebett.
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Bar 8onos uno befenne mid au Dem
amerifontiben @pangelium: ,Mmerifa
ben Mmerifanern!'"
9Sir anerifanii6en &atbolifen be-
fampfen BEN &ommunisntus, neil
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oigt, ben Mtbeismus berbreitet uno
Samilie uno Stoat aer1t0rt. Mu6 lei
ten6e 8ldtter 1,nieres 2anbes fonmen
aumabrlib at Der @rfenntnis Ser re-
ten @efabr in lnierem eigenen 2anoe.
(5ortfebung auf 5eite 12)
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HGA AAS9N z9z&SzA MLN.1&SIGX GaAN
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ben bierten Breis fir Eboralf Sbielen
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perfabt bon Stanlep 8o5oe6 uno @il=
liam @anb. &leine gr56blungen 5u
perfaiien lit cine &r1nit. 8ir begliid-
tuiiniden oie betr. Stubenten gu Die
fem eriten erfolerei6en Geriu6.
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biibrt 9anf uno @nerfennung. gs lit,
Defenders beut5utage, ein groBes uno
|icgensreides &poitolat, am 8erf Ser
&atbolii6en Breiie teil5unebmen.
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geitedte 3iel 5u erreiden ni6t inn bol=
len l1mfans gelungen it, 10 be1tebt
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pbinum unb nrr nod atpei @o6en
@ramen iteben ba5tpii6en.
9ie Oiafone 1per6en nit Sen Cub
oiafonen ii6 elmer uo9enlaneen &e~
treat ui6men als 8orbereitung aul
Die @eiben. 9ie Stuoenten oes er.
iten uno 5tpeiten Sabreangs ser Sbe-
ologen tperben 6rei Sage oas &etreat
mitma6en als Sorbereit11ng a1f bte
nieoeren @eiben. Damn oiro Sen Sbi=
loiopben Der @rbolungslaal, oas Cont
pl1s unb oie &lailenai1nmer allein 5ur
gerfiigung iteben.
Sir bie 9iafone itnb 6ie Gage Dor
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iepb. Gum geil bin ib bereits erbori
tporoen. - g. g., Ohio.

Enclosed find money order for So,
which l promised. May God bless you
all. Please remember me in your pray
ers.-Mrs. Sch., Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

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$500.
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Almost new. rooms. bedrooms. sum
wood finish storm windows screens lawn
F0r quick sale ~ 500. ~ 00n down. Hurry
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urty ~ 900 viii vacatr soon
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brand new permanent architect de-
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the bath and sink. plenty OF cabinets and
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Just out OF West Dearborn, near buses
schools and stores If YOU have 800 We
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payment Don't worry about draft status.
GROSSMAN
Main office corner Van Born and WAYNE
Roads Branch office S2023 Michigan Ave
lust west OF Fioise Phone Wayne go
open SUNDAY and Weekly $50 A. NJ
10 Z 30 +.
ACRE with ? bedroom home: Harper %
Mile section. water, electric in chicken
coop. immediate possession, 81 100. 500
down 209il Harper Tt. 2-se20t
ATTRACTIVE modern home tile features
Is minute bus services only $500 down
including electric refrigerator
ONLY $3.50 down SO monthly. white cot r.
tage with acre productive soil. near school
house needs some work inside but can be
occupied Immediately
An opportunity for Independence. acres
productive soil with some big timber SINAI
Well-buflt cottage inside unfinished $3.50
down, S24 monthly, immediate possession
% acres near Telegraph, good soil needs
some clearing FUN price 80, 400 terms.
These small down payments require no
further financing, can give immediate pos
session available 10 nondefense or defense
workers Newman. 1901 Telegraph road.
DEarporn 2636 OF CHI 1880.
GROW your own. buy a little farm near
ROYAL Oak. n &C $500 only $40 On,
Tromley Ell 6367 200 Main, r. o
SEE us for choice 5-acre farms on 10
Mile I'd between Little Mack and
Kelly Rd Ralph Schneider 25sl4 f.
jefferson at st. Clair Shores Phone
Rosevie O7so
3 .BEDRooM house tile bathroom full
basement only $500 dn.: move IN a.
once Newman. JOY. cor, lnkster Rd., Re
0333 or CHI 1850.
i53N260 Ideal Homesite. best And y
miles from Detroit CITY Hall. only $3.50
terms CA 1900 TIL. 2-6iIe
s0x275-Sewer water. gas walks school
$3.50. near l3-Mile and Woodward. Jud
aan RradMaN On PA. Q1n0