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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06

(COntinued from Page D the only gain they have been able to maintain for more than a few hours since the start of the offen- sive early yesterday.
 The Monday midnight communiq- uue said that small Axis detach- ment broke through Soviet forward defenses to depth of $50 yards yes- terday, but finally was halted by concentrated artillery fire. The midday communique did not men, ton this break-through.
 Farther south, the Russians were putting up stonewall defense against major German tanks and infantry attacks near Belgorov. Two thousand German soldiers and of- ficers were killed and 85 enemy tanks disabled or burned in one sector alone during the night, in addition to 5000 troops slain yes- terday, the midday communique said.
 Red air force pilots On the Bel gorod front were credited with shooting down 62 of the POP enemy planes destroyed by Russian planes and anti-aircraft batteries during the first days attack yesterday.
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 tions which previously had been announced here.
 There was nothing to indicate what sort of forces were engaged by either side in the Kula Gulf bat tie. But the narroWness of the sea- way there led to belief that there was nothing comparable to the blk fleets that had locked in battle in earlier Solomons engagements.
 Kula Gulf is only eight to 10 miles wide and two or three times as loog. Although deep draft ships can enter by the north end, it was believed here that the southern end is not ravigable to larger vessels.
 But decisive battle betWen even relatively small forces as close to the Japanese base at Munda could easily swing the balance of the cur rent offensives for that strategic spot. An American victory, it was believed, might lead to immediate landings in the vicinity of the base But of course if the Japanese suc- ceed in driving the American war ships out of the gulf, the direct as Sault on Munda might be delayed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06

tied, a brilliant lawyer, and a de lightful adversary. The Waterbur, Bar has suffered distinct loss. My deep-felt sympathy to his dear fam. fly"
 MT Carmody, who was senior member of the law firm of Carmody Larkin G5 Torrance, celebrated his 10th wedding anniversary June 30 and observed his 72nd birthday the following day. He had been in a weakened condition since last Jan- uary when he was ill with bronchi- tis, but appeared to be improving when death came suddenly Satur- day after he spent the afternoon on the porch of his home.
 The late lawyer was born in Wat kins, N. Y., July 1, 1871, the son of Irish parents, Thomas and Margaret Hawloo Carmody, who came to this country during the Civil War. His father served in the Union Navy. The family moved to this city in 1873 and MT. Carmody received his education at local public schools be- fore going to Yale where he grad uated in 1895 with a law degree.
 During his long legal career he was associated with numerous prom inent lawyers, amoni' them, the late Superior Court Judge Frederick M. Peasley, the late Attorney Lucian P. Burpee, Attorneys Walter E. Mon- agan, William J. Larkin, the late Coroner John T. Monzani, Corpora tion Counsel Maurice T. Healey, the late former Mayor William E. Thoms, State Supreme Court Justice Els, Judge Carroll Hincks. and Wal ter F. Torrance. Two of his sons were associated in the practice of law with him in recent years while a third served with New York law firm until entering the service recently.
 Library Trustee
 MT. CarmOdy served the city of Waterbury at one time as trustee of the Bronson library and also as chairman of the board of .:ark com missioners and member of the DOdlQ Ol IltdIlll, dIIIIOuesIl Ilt dEOlu = ed politics and was never a candi- date for election.
 He was a director of the Colonial Trust Go. and the Watertown Trust Co, and had served as trustee of the Taft school, Canterbury school in New Milford. and as a director of St. Mary's hospital. He also had served as a member of the Connec- ticut Judicial Council. At one time he was secretary and trustee of the Watertown foundation, which he helped organize, and also as secre- tary of the WatertoWn Civic Union.
 He was married to Lauretta C. Ryan June 30, 1903. Surviving him in addition to his wife are three sors, Edward T., public defender at Waterbury, Guerin B. both of Wa tertown. Lieutenant Francis T. Car mody of Oyster Bay, L. l., and a daughter, Marie Louise Carmody Of Watertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06

study of naval aerial operations, ," he said, adding. This training is unquestionably one of the most im- portant phases of your intensified instruction for fleet duty
 The graduates will be quartered and messed with student aviation officers in the student officers headquarters. Upon completion of their training. Upon completion of their training, each will be granted two weeks leave before reporting to his assignment with the Fleet or the Marine Corps. Like other Navy and Marine Corps officers, also gradu- ates of the Naval Academy, they will become eligible for regular flight training after two years in other duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06
HOMICK APPOINTED
 DEPUTY CORONER

Attorney Stephen A. Homick, who ended his term as probation officer of the municipal court Wednesday, was sworn into the post of deputy coroner of the Waterbury district Thursday, it was disclosed Satur- day.
 The appointment was made by Coroner Miles F. McNiff, Jr, to fill the post which he himself vacated a few months ago in order to fill the vacancy created by the resigna- ton of Coroner William B. Hen messy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06
FIRST WOMAN OPERATOR

New oYrk (UP)-EleVator serV. ice at the skyscraper building oi Hunter College in downtown New York City has been hit by the draft For the first time in the college' history woman operator has beer employed. Despite the crowds O employed. Despite the crowds oj students the new operator insists she likes her new job very much.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06
LAPS REINFORCE MANCHUKUO RANKS
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 mated strategy between Tokyo and Berlin.
 There is no certain evidenc in the movement of the Japanese divisions that major operations are just around the corner.
 Mid-autumn is considered the best time for Manchukuo operations as far as weather is concerned and Japan may be awaiting that moment to re-examine global strategy and estimate the chances of Germany holding out through the winter be- fore committing itself on what would be the biggest land offensive yet against the strong Soviet Far Eastern army.
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ans.
 The WatertoWn Trust company directors attended the services, and the Waterbury Bar association WGs represented by Judge Frank P. Me Evoy, Judge Miles F. McNiff, At torney Nathaniel Bronson, Attorney Lawrence Lewis, Attorney Finton Phelan, Judge Dennis J. Slavin, States Attorney William B. Fitz- gerald, and Judge Francis T. Reeves.
 Tribute Paid
 Atty Edward Mascolo, president of the Waterbury Bar association, who has been confined to his home with illness for several weeks and was unable to attend the services today extended the following trib- ute: MT. Carmody was kind, con- siderate, philanthropic, public-spir-
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LARGEST STALACMITE

Giants Dome is the worlds larg- est stalagmite. It is the outstanding formation of the Carlsbad Caverns and stands 62 feet. having an esti- mated age of 60,000,000 years.
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Annapolis Graduates Find Life Just One School After Another
By PATT PATTERSON nited Press Staff Correspondent)

Jackson ve the naval ensign After ming four graduating Annapolis with this they find themselves n
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FUNERAL RITES
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06

A turkey dinner is total loss Without giblet gravy and cranberry sauce, Two treats which arc held in re- serve by the waiter Till you've finished your turkey and mashed pOtater.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06

Judy Canova. just back from a country wide War Bond Selling tour will be greeted by her ranch hands at Rancho Canova tonight, 8:30 over the Columbia Broadcasting System Highlight of them usical portion of the comedy series will be boogie- woogie pianist Anne Hughes rendi- ton of Twelfth Street Rag" ac- companied by Gordon Jenkins or chestra.
 Writing a new movie, getting talent for it and producing 1t, look ing for some new ideas for his radio program, laaapahinS Lihaytv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06
JAP SHIPS HIT
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|R U Listening?
: with CHARLES MANN

A salute to Arturo Toscanini for his antiFascism as well as his mu- steamship is included in the July CorOnet Portfolio of Personalities.
 The Coronet article says Tosca- minis anti-Fascism is as great as his knowledge and love of music.
 Maestro T0scanini's clash with dictatorship in Italy, Italy is re- called in the magazine, which cites his refusal to play the Fascist an- them there and his VOW never to return to his homeland until Esq cism's bondage is broken.
 Blind Date" gay new radio program which will provide lucky service men with glamour girl dates and a free evening at the worlds most famous night Spot-the Stork Club-boWs in over an NEG coast to-coast network on Thursday eve- ming, July 8. NBC-8:00.
 Something entirely new, the pro- gram promises to be great sport for contestants and listeners alike. The contestants will be service men se- lected from the studio audience, their prize-a date with a beautiful girl and free evening at New York's swanky Stork Club. Like all blind dates, these will be made over the telephone, with the boys unable to see the girls and vice versa.
 Each service man will have two minutes in which to sell himself and some fast talking is called for From the respective sales talks, the glamour girls will make their choice of the soldier sailor or marine with whom they prefer to spend the evening. The winners got the girls and a free evening, the losers-a consolation prize.
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REDS REFUSE
 NEW AXIS DRIVE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06

GOebbels, who doesn't blunder often, seems to have stubbed his toe on his latest wrinkle, that Of kidding the Allies invasion plans. He was coaxing belly-laughs on the Allies failure to swarm over Europe on July 3, date picKcd by Midget Joe Goebbels himself. The radio in Berlin and Paris tee-heedd all day Saturday at the side-split- ting delay .. It's hard to imagine Midget Joe's nifty getting any cackles out of the residents of the Ruhr and Sicily. You can picture them gazing at their ruined cities
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Ialems ourd Sic Sludt entsingen.
8eiipiele aus ser @el6id)te Ser
teueren 3eit:
Gin auffaaenoes 0ottesgeridt lit
iiber oas fran5oitide aonigtum IN Der
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8olfe nno anoern 8olfern 5ugefiigt
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familie in ser idredliben Nepolu-
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oie unidulOige foniglicbe 5amilie
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Sen 8aplt 5llr sbbanfung ieiner Serr=
id)aft iiber BEN &irheultaat 5lpingen
mollen. Sn 5ontaineblea1 mubte gta
poleon altf bas fran5olildc &aiierreid)
ber5idten.
3pei Mil1ionen Sranfs bot Napo=
leon Dem Raplte fir ben Ger5idt Oes
4ir6enitaates an. 3lpeiWiuionen Sire
gaben Die berbiinbeten Wdbte benz
Rapoleon, als er 1914 auf BEN &ai=
iertbron bon 6rantreid per5idtete.
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poleon our9 ieinen llntergeneral Ser
tbeir i'm Sabre 1893 batte gefan9en
nebmen laiien, itarb 1893 5n Salencc
in Ser @efangenidaft, uno iein Seid-
nam fonnte crit nab Sabren (1S04)
nab Gom gebra6t uno oortielblt be-
1tottet tperoen. Napoleon itarb 1921
in ser @efangenibaft, fern bon 6ranf=
rei6 ol1f ct. Selena unb iein Seif-
nam fonnte crit na6 Sabren G840)
na6 Saris gebrad)t uno BORT begroben
meroel1.
9erlel6e 9sapoleon bate nof Ser
fran50iiiben 9fepolution Oic &irDen
tpieOer geoiinet unO ser 9lusiiblng Oes
@ottesOienites Oie 6reibeit gcgeben.
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Gna0e, Oie Sterbeiaframente OffentliG
at empfangen uno bas Slid, oaB nadJ
ieinent @uniGe in ieiner Sterbe5lnl-
ner bas beilige MeBopfer oargebraAt
1puroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

elmer Salle &affee ooer elmer Snppe
abeeipeilt 1ueroen, bliebe oern 2a11oe
erIpart. Cine glrt ser Mrbeits1oiens
bilfe, bie blngernoen Meniden beItens
fails Sriltl1ne Der nadten eriiten5 err
1r1oglidt, tpabreno sic Steuer5abler
tpieoer aber Mebrbelaltantg flagen,
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9ieielmotoren altsgerii lteten slutobuIs
len, oie Sen Neiienben in 3eit bon BRET
Sagen bon Seem Yorf na6 San Sran-
cisco bringen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

! 8reifen mir aus Ser neuern @e.
ididte MIR elm ouffallenoes, aber BON
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Re6te Ser fatboliideu Stride gegen
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lleber Maeltridt fiibrt i'm iein 0eg
in Die bou6noiide gerbannllng na6
benz S9loB 9oorn. 9eiln gnoe oes
8eltfrieges nlllbte elm Soben5oaer -
iieber Woeitrift - Sen 8eg in sic
boaanoiid)e @erbannl1ng neblnen -
naf Oem Sdlob Ioorn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Sontninebleau, bate Safer Rapoleon
Der grite sen 8apit 9ius Sen Sieben-
ten gefangeH eebalten. slud Napoleon
ipuroe an 5ipei Srten, in glba uno
ct. Selena, eeiangen gebalten.
3neimal lieB Napoleon, 1898
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nebmen. 3meimol, 1914 uno 1916,
ipurbe m,b Napoleon gefongen eenom-
mer nnb perbaltnt, bus erite Mal
mod glba, bon 100 ct entflob, ,nb oas
stpeite Wul, na6 ct. Seleno, mo- er
ftarb.
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bie Gapite gefangen gebalten. Jalt
iieben Sabre tpuroe audi er gefangen
gebalten.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Sir 80 Silberitide batten bie Ssus
ben Seiun perfaufen Ialie1l. - gau-
ienoe Suoen tpuroen nah Der 3erito-
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5erne mobnenoen Sssuoen uno Die
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g1ng Seiu, oem Strafeeridte Serl,s
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