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HOLLYWOOD

, she would never amount to any
thing.
"If it always works out like that"
said Laraine, II hope I'm fired
again = soon" She's not kidding,
either. For the last two years she
has been trying to break her M-G-
M contract because of poor roles.
But they won't fire me-" she says.
"The best roles | get are off the
lot when some other studio bor-
rows me-"
Did the great Cecil B. DeMllle
remember that he once said La
raine had no acting ability when
he begged her to play a role in his
new picture?
mo, he didn't remember" La
raine said. But his casting direc-
tor, Joe Egli, did 1t seems Joe lost
suit of clothes to my agent on a
bet. When I first arrived in Holly
wood, Egli bet my agent that Ia
never play lead in any motion
picture
And how is Miss Day getting
along with c. B.? Very good. She
doesn't frighten easily. First day
on the set DeMille blew up over
something or other, turned to her
and said, You can be glad you
don't have a disposition like mine
Came back Laraine: you can say
that again!"
BACK TO NURSING
Miss Day is little embarrassed
over her role of a nurse in the
Doctor Wassell picture. Two years
ago, after playing nurse in sew
eral Doctor Kildare films, she
raised such a howl about playing
nurses all the time the studio
finally killed her off from the
series. Several weeks ago she
turned down a role in Cry
Havoc" because she would be play
ing another nurse.
so now I'm playing a nurse fol
Mr.. DeMille He talked me into 1t
Said the prestige of DeMille pic
ture would do me lot of good.
guess he's right"
Laraine has been married for the
last year and half to former or
chestfa singer Ray Hendricks. now
an instructor for the Army All
Corps at Lancaster, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11

May said he might seek TO pro-
vide for discharge of fathers already
indueted TO provide a source Of
needed industrial manpower." and
that ne thought congress ought to
limit the size of the army because
1T is big enough now"
SABBATH said he strongly opposed
drafting men over 30 for combat
duty. He said the army's experience
had shown that war training was
too rigorous" for men above that
age, but that they could be used
successfully for n-combatant
duties.
1t takes four men behind the
lines for everyone at the 'front.'
he said. That's the place-behind
the lines-for fathers. too, If the
state of war is such. that We must
draft them"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
FL Cen+ro Girl
Wed in Yuma
On JuIy II

A wedding announcement which
will prove of interest to many in
imperial Valley is that made We'd
nesday by Mr. and Mrs. o. B. john
son, 1890 Euclid, whose daughter,
Jean, was married July 27 to
Corporal Jack A. McAnally, U. S.
marine corps.
The wedding was solemnized in
Yuma, with Rev. j. G.. Anderson
officiating.
Gowned in a navy blue dress with
white accessories and corsage of
roses, the bride made a charming
picture as she rccited her VOWS.
Tech. Sgt. Bob w. Waller, U. S.
marine corps, was their only at
tendant.
Mrs. McAnally attended Central
Union High school and Junior COL
lege and is employed at the Cali
fornia Central Fibre corporation.
Corp. McAnally comes from Tulsa
Oklahoma.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
Il Nazis A Day
Die in France

LONDON, Aug. 11.-(UP)-French
underground reports said today that
German troops in France were be-
ing killed at the rate of dozen a
day and a news dispatch reported
that so italian soldiers had been
killed in a fight with Greek Quer-
rillas.
The Clandestine newspaper de
fense De La France" called for
French Patriots to stand by for an
Allied landing on their shores,
which may come any day now"
Clashes between German troops
and Frenchmen we're said to have
occurred in at least six French
towns during the last 72 hours, with
90 Germans, including two Generals
and Colonel, being killed.
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Hitler Building
Up Private Army

LONDON. Aug. II up Adolf
Hitler has begun huge scale ex-
pansion of his private Elite SIS
army as a precaution against a
sudden collapse of the German
armed forces or a military coup to
overthrow him and the Nazi party,
reports reaching London said today.
The SIS Elite storm troopers,
known more properly as the "Waf-
fen S." is estimated to number
between Is and 20 divisions or
more than 100000 men compared
to two or three divisions at the
outbreak of war.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
.RV ERSKINE JOHNSON

Being fired, Laraine Day observed
today. is one of the Joys of working
in Hollywood. The studio that said
you had no acting talent in
variably will hire you back, at five
times the salary, few ''ears later.
At least it has worked out that
way for her.
Six years ago Laraine Day ar
rived in Hollywood fresh out OF a
Long Beach, Calf, little theater
with a great deal of ambition, an
equally ambitious agent and six
month stock contract at Paramount
studio.
Paramount thought so little of
her ability she never appeared in
q single picture. Among other
studio executives, one Cecil B. De-
Mile said she had no acting ability.
Other day DcMille spent an hour
and half begging her to play
GAR Cooper's wife in his new
film. "The Story of Doctor Was
sell which role she finally ac-
cepted.
THE FIRING BEGINS
After losing her job at Paramount
six years ago, Laraine was hired
by RKO. Again nothing much
happened. She played the femi-
nine lead opposite George O'Brien
in three horse operas and then
was fired.
"The studio said I would never
amount to anything" she recalls.
"They said I'd never be anything
but a western heroine-and not,
very good one at that. Then they
fired me-"
At the moment picture titled
"Mr. Lucky" is cleaning up at the
box office. The stars are Cary
Grant and Laraine Day. 1t was
filmed by RKO, the studio that said
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
Men Released
For Mine Work

WASHINGTON, Aug. II CUP--
The war department begins tomor-
row assigning 4500 furloughed SOL
diers into the western non-ferrous
metals mine industry in a new ef-
fort to relieve the shortage of
critical metals.
This will be the second group of
soldiers relieved of army duties to
aid in the maintenance of produc-
ton of copper, zinc, tungsten,
cobalt and other essential metals.
Four thousand soldiers were re-
leased earlier in the lear and most
are now at work in the industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
Canned Salmon to
Be More Plentiful

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-UP)-
Housewives will be able to serve
their families more canned Salmon
this year than last.
FINAL reports of the seasons op-
eratlons in the Great Bristol Bay
Salmon packing area of Alaska,
MADE public by secretary of the in
terror Harold L. Ickes, showed a
total of 1,293,889 cases in the l943
pack-the biggest since 1898.
Fifty-five per cent of this years
pack will be set aside for govern
ment purchase.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11

ton supporter. gave qualified en-
dorsement of the proposal of chair
man Andrew J. May, D., KY, of the
House Military Affairs committee to
eliminate all fathers-post or pre-
Pearl Harbor varieties-from the
draft pool. SABBATH would limit the
proposal to men who were married
before the United States got into
the war.
Il do not think fathers who were
married before the war should be
drafted, but l do think there we're
lot of men who married in 1871
and 1912 for the express purpose of
avoiding the draft" SABBATH said.
Il have no sympathy for them"
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Phone 800

service director Maj. Gen. Lewis p.
Hershey on the draft status of
fathers.
These statements tend to create
confusion and unrest, and are par
ticularly damaging in time of wal" +"
SABBATH said
McNutt is on a vacation and
Hershey has been in California.
VINO officials said the congression-
al criticism and demands for stop
ping the draft of fathers would have
to go unanswered until McNutt re-
turns to the capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
WPB ALLOWS RUBBER FOR
USE IN SEALING JARS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-UP)-
The War Production Board on the
advice of rubber director William
M. letters, has lifted all restric-
tions on the use of either synthetic
or natural rubber for rings to seal
glass jars Jeffers notified WIPE
that adequate synthetic rubber sup
plies are now available for this pur-
nose
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
Dad Draft Ban Supported

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-UP)-
The Congressional campaign to pre-
vent the drafting of fathers today
received the support of the chair
man of the House Rules Committee
who promised early hearings on
such legislation after congress re-
convenes.
Rules chairman Adolph j. SABBATH,
D., ILL.,, ordinarily an administra-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
NEED QUICK ACTION

Quick action by the rules commit
tee would be necessary to bring such
a bill to the floor prior to Oct.
the date set for eliminating the
ban against drafting pre-Pearl
Harbor fathers. Congress doesn't
reconvene until Sept. Ia.
Both SABBATH and May joined
Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, D., Mont,
in denouncing conflicting state
ments" by war manpower commits
sion Paul V. McNutt and selective
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
U. S. RAID COSTLY

LONDON, Aug. IL. - CUP - A
Ministry of Economic Warfare
spokesman said today that the Am
erican air raid on the Rumanian
Oil fields may have put out of ac-
ton refineries with total capacity
of more than 100000 tons a year
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
OTHER LEGISLATION

In addition to stopping the draft
ing of fathers. SABBATH and NAV
would like to see congress legislate
other restrictions on selective serv-
ice
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
2 ATTEMPTS FAIL

Two unsuccessful attempts were
followed by success on the third
and two of the Phys were filled.
The third ran aground on the reef
while maneuvering closer to the
wrecked transport.
The planes drifted through the
10th and II days, held down by
bad weather, until radio calls
brought the destroyer, which al
ready carried 235 survivors of tb .
aircraft Hornet.
Petty received the Oak Leaf
cluster in lieu of second Dis
tinguished Flying Cross and the
army members of his crew received
the air medal
Others in the party included
Lieut.. Gordon j. Vanderford, of
Lynwood, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-11
IT Days on Reef
Brinq Decorations

IL miles. On the eighth
dag, ingalls, work at the trans
mitter was rewarded when an army
transport and a bomber dropped
food, blankets and cigarettes. More
food was dropped on the ninth day
and later three ply naval patrol
bombers landed in heavy sea and
strong wind to attempt a rescue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18

vleki svoje noge dalje, svejkov
.objem je popustil in kazoe na
dodge, stirirosne bajonete. ru-
skih osamelcev, je dejal ocetov-
ski: "Gospod kadet, mi smo 81
zdaj resili zivljenje. Meme ne
segeee rado, ali mislim, kogar
posegacejo s takimle aparatkom
mu ne more biti prav nie pri-
jetno."
Kadet je nnoleal in nj nasel
odgovora, a naposled sc mu je
zazdelo, da govori svejk resni-
co. Ako so tn trije Rusi, jih je
lahko "a mimi vee;; streljanje
hi preplasilo YES kraj, in kde
We, kako bi Sc ia rec koncala.
Dalje prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18

Kadet ga je pritisnil k tlona
iztegnil roko z revolverjem, in
tu je opazil tudi svejk sovrazni-
ka. .-&@#~ ..@
Med hisicani SO storkljali tri-
je ruski yojaki: diva starejsa,
bradata, in en- majhen in 1nlad,
skoraj Be deeek. sli So, vlecoe
noge leno "a seboj ter sc ma
jail med hojo kakor rmedvedi.
Puske, privezane ma vrvci, 50
jim visele OBJ ramah. sli 50 to-
po in mrtvo kakor ovce, XII 50
ze tako pregnane, da ne morejo
vec z mesta.
inertia dobro! AM" je ko-
mandiral kadet in dvignil revol-
yer, "Feuer!' pa nj rekel vec,
kajti svejkovi prsti so mu pri-
tisnili oborozeno roko k tom.
In svejk je sikal:
"Jezesmarija, gospod kadet,
pa vendar ne mislite streljati? I?
Sal nam mic nocejo! Ako ustre-
limo in ne zadenemo, oni 'lahko
postrele mas! Tudi oni imajo
puske in kako dodge! In, gospod
kadet, ,morda so tudi oni spica,
a "a mimi je morda celia divi-
zija! Oni so samo trije, gospod
kadet, in so mogoee zablodili
kakor mi. In &c jih postrelimo,
moramo izkopati grobove, a to
nj, gospod kadet, v tejle vrocini
nikak spas, nego paste delo!"
svejkova simpatija do Rusov
je rastla, objel je kadetovo ro-
ko in sepetal: "Morda pa so tu-
di izgubili ssvoj abtajlung in bi
Sc nam zdajle radi podali. Nor
da SO zvedeli mas in mislijo,
da jih bono mi vlacili S seboj in
Jim skrheli "a menazo. Mas ko-
mandant, gospod kadet Biegler,
pa nj TAX osel, da bi pobiral ru-
ske izgubljence in jih jenal "a
svojce!"
svjek je pritiskal kadeta k
sebi tesneje in tesneje; Rusi so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18

to, da pravi baba, da bo ponoci
zopet dezevalo."
Kadet je zacel studirati ma
po in je v duhu svejku pritr-
jeval: obenem Sc mu je raz-
jasnilo, da Sc stotnik Sagner nj
notil, ko je trdil, da Sc Rusi po
terenu, koder SO jih oni iskali,
nikoli ne bodo umikali, ker nih-
&c ne lazi S topovi in trenom po
takih gczdovih.
svejk je zopet kuhal caj ter
Sc ponoei ponovno preselil ma
pec,' kier je tolazil ostavljenko;
zadovoljna je spala vas, zaliva-
ma po dezju, XII je prenehal sele
zjutraj.
Kadet pa Sc je spanjem
okrepil tako, da Sc mu je vrnil
bcjeviti duh in zjutraj Sc je ze
zadrl ma vojaka, XII je kuhal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18

'Dusica," je dejal svejk, We
sci pohvale, "cesa bi ne storil
"a vas! Srce bi vami razdelil,
nikar .da hi "a vas cepil samo
drva. Rad vas imam."
Kmetica sc je smejala, dasi ga
nj popolnoma umela, in sla po
svojem delu.
Kadet Biegler je ma vrtu pod
hrusko tako magic okreval, da
je ze popoldne hotel oditi, a
svejk je ugovarjal: "Pokorno
javljam, gospod kadet, da hi bi-
10 to brezuspesno, ker bataljona
ne najdemo; oditi moramo ma
desno X zelezniski progi in ba-
TALON mora priti "a nami. Po-
tenn, gospod kadet, ste Sc slabi,
a to je dalec, ne oziraje Sc ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
MLADA BREDA
'."-' ~ " : PoVEsT = ~
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

"To je lepo, .da ste dobili ma
se pisrno. In ste prebrali? Seve-
da? Kaj? Niste? Cakajte, vam
preherem pa JAZZ"
"Sem prebralaw je odvrnila
Anica.
s'To je lepo," je odvrnil MOI,
"to je Sc lepse. Potem sedite!''
sDokter pride vsak hip" je
pripomnil mlajsi in hlinil ne
kak srecen nasmeh.
: Anica je prikimala in sedla.
IS Peci," je vpraseval mlaj-
81 pisar, ito je ona bella hisa v
bregu, kaj?"
"Da!" je odvrnila Anica. Te-
daj je bilo cuti zunaj korake.
Vstopil je' odvetnik.
Pisarja sta ga pozdravila.
Tudi Anica Sc je dvignila. Pri-
kimal il je z glavo, pomignil
mlajsemu in odklenil rnala vra-
ia, kamor je izginil s pisarjem,
Nekaj strank je vstopilo v pi-
sarno. IL odvetnikove sobe je
slisala Anica sledece raztrgane
besede:
zalibog, Yam moran
sporociti :. da Sc je postavi]
sodnik ma stalisce Vasega ma,
sprotnika rekruz V teku
osmih dni sicer pa Mama
mite ali osebno da sc
pogovorimo. Sodni stroski zna.
sajo do sedaj Z vsem spo.
stovanjem -"
Tedaj so sc yrata odprla, in
prisel je oni mladi pisar in po.
mignil Aniei. Nekako neprijet.
no custvo, nekaka plasnost je
napolnjevala Anico, ko je vsto.
pila. Ia mizo, oblozeno listi.
nami in knjigami, je sedel '
usnjatem naslonjacu odvetnik
(DGlje prihodnjicj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
lNadal

"To mine, in kadar bo tozbe
konec, tedaj DO videla Katra, da
nisem tako hudobna:''
Toda, ko je zopet pogledala
Katri v obraz, Sc je pred samo
seboj skoro sramovala svoje
slabosti:
"Ne, tebi sc ne podam!"
Nekega dne jo je povabil ad-
vokat, maj Sc ia in ia dan gotovo
zglasi pri MEM w svrho ne
katerih prevaznih informacij."
Anica je razumela toliko, da
mora v trg in je odsla doloceni
dan.
Po prasnih, z zaboji zaozenih
stopnicah je stopila Anica v pi-
sarno. Dvoje moz je sedelo v
sobi pri dveh mizah. Pfvi je bill
siv in star in preko naocnikov
je pogledoval ma prisle. Pa ne
takoj. Pustil je dostojanstveno
ljudi nekaj hipov cakati. Drugi
je bill mlad. Toda v MAIDEN O.
brazu je bilo skoraj vec utruje-
nosti in starosti, kakor pri sta
rem.
''Dobro jutro," je pozdravila
Anica.
Nihce nj odzdrayil. Pac pa je
dvignil mlajsi glavo, premeril
Anicino postavo tako, da je ze-
ma zardela, in dejal:
"Kaj zelite?"
Tedaj sc je ozrl tudi starr
preko naocnikov ma Anico. Po.
tegnil je il zepa tobacnico in
zanjuhal ter stegnil roko prot
Anici, XII mu je prozila odvetni-
kovo pismo.
"Aha," je dejal, IS Peel! Do
bro je! Ste dobili torej pismo?"
"Da!" je odvrnila Anica
mlajsi Sc je zanicljivo smeh-
ljal opazki starega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
The Problem of Trieste
Continued from page A.

Continued from page A.
they promised them easier
terms for the payment of debts
and higher prices for farm
products.
But all this did not lull the 9
population. As a matter of
fact, the Germans introduced a
working order which nullified
the social gains of the former
Yugoslav working order. In
stead of the former eight-hour
shift, the law now permits a
ten-hour work day, factually
even in excess of this. Even
where there are legal guaran-
tees for the benefit of work
ers, they are not put into prac-
tice. Conditions of veritable
slavery prevail among the
workers.
Just as Lower Styria and
Gorenjsko We're included in the
economic plan of the Third
Reich, so did the Province of
Ljubljana change to the cor
porate economy of Fascist
Italy. Italy also strictly reG-
mated all its economic activity
and directed it from above. The
highest economic order on the
occupied territory is the Cor
porate Council, which has
charge of all production. This
Council is to represent the in
! terests of the economic crafts
in these regions, and protect
and promote their functional
/ development in harmony with
the common interests of the
State - The Corporate Council
is headed by the High Com
missiener. Thus, in the final
analysis, the High Goaaissian-
er is the absolute Dictator also
in eeanomic matters.
4 tTo be eontinned)
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(Nadaljevanie)
V SVETOVNI VOJNI
JAROSLAV HASEK

I@EI@EI @F@I@EIa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18

zajtrk, do6im sta sla svejk in
mlada molzt krave v hlev:
'Herrgott, 6lovek, kako pa
stojite, kadar govorim z vami
Stisnite yendar syoja kufra!
Stojte habtacht!" in po zajtrkp
Sc je urno oblekel in komandi-
raj k odhodu. Placal je babi, XII
mu je poljubila roko in odsel iz
hise prvi, spremljan po vojaku.
V vezi Sc je svejk poslavljal
cd jokajoee kmetice, j bozal
roko in il prigovarjal: "No, to-
rel, ne joeite, dusica, sal Sc ne
lociva "a vecne case. A vas sta
ri morda pride ma dopust. TAX
zbogom in dobro Sc imejte!"
Kadet je krenil preko vrtov
naravnost proti severn, kjer mu
jc baba povedala, da vodi pot k
cesti; hodil je tako urno, da sta
vojak in svejk zaostala. In tako
je vojak povedal svejku:
"Tovaris, &c bos laeen, mi kar
reci! JAZZ sem tel babi iz kamre
sunil klobaso."
"Da te lie nj sram, okrasti
tako dobre ljudip' ga je okaral
Svejk. "Meni je ia mlada dala
sama kos sunke in hlebcek kru-
ha. Zjutraj pa sem po vrtovih
zavil vrat sesterim piskam in
dvema kurama: imam poln ruk-
Yak, da komaj lezem. Samo tega
Sc bojim, da bi Sc mi to ne
usmradilo."
Kadet je korakal med hisica-
mi vasice, XII Sc je vlekla ze pol
ure oh cesti; svejk Sc je oziral
po hisi, XII mu je nudila popolno
gostoljubje in v naglem navalu
sentimentalnih dojmov je zapel:
Kot angel prekrasna deva
oh jezeru toci solze,
zapustil jo Lubbock je prvi,
zapustil j samo gorje.
Pa Sc mu je zdelo, da otozne
besede pesmi ne izrazajo njego-
viii cutov ter je zacel novo:
Oj, zdaj gremo, oj, zdaj
gremo,
nazaj mas vec ne DO . :. :!
Nenadoma Sc je kadet spre-
daj ustavil, 81 zaslonil oci ro-
ko, Sc bliskovito vrgel ma tia in
zasikal: "Sovraznik! Rusi! Me
der!"
"zares, SO ze tut" sc rje "a.
cudil svejk. "Torej vendarle... u
svejkov sobojevnik je pri be,
sadah "Rusi, sovraznik" spustil
pusko ma tia in dvignil ODE 70.
XII; ko pa je videl, da sovraznik
Sc ne prihaja, jih je zopet spu,
still, padel ma zemljo, docim je
kadet poveljeval: Laden - la.
det!"
Kadet je bill smrtno bled ter
drzal v roki revolver. Svejk, k
nj videl Sc nicesar, je legel tik
MEGA in radovedno vprasal:
"Pokorno prosim, gospod kadet
kje pa so Rusi? JAZZ ne vem
kaksni so; odkar zivim, Sc nj.
sem videl Rusa. Madjarov ps
sem videl ze dosti."
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na, na 1l11 p. 14S st., JUNO
cd st. Clair Ave. Ako Sc takoj
proda je cena samo $3.50. $1,000
takoj, ostalo po vasemu pogo
iu. Odprto ma ogled v nedeljo
od 2. do 4. pre popoldne, igor
MO stanovanje je sedaj prazno.
FRANK PREVEC, $50 e. 1856
ST., KEN. 5020.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
Vobimo iavnos+ no
ogIed

!. Mi imamo moderno urejeno
ustanovo, v kateri. smo -skusai
ustvariti blagodejno atmosfero.
V ponos nam je, da Sc nikoli ne
spregleda nicesar, kar hi bio :
udobnost in tolazho onim, kate
rim smo ma razpolago.
Nasvete in priporoeila nasih
sosedov bono vedno rade volje
uposteval. Obiscite mas kadar-
koli, oglejte 81 nase prostore in
povejte nam kaj mislite 0 njih.
Nasa vrata MISC nikoli zaprta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-14
CONTINUANCE IN
CITY COURT CASES

Most OF the cases on the City
Court docket this morning were
granted one day continuances to
allow Judge Charles r. Summa and
the court personnel to attend fun
eral services for the late Judge John
F. McGrath. The court observed a
minute of silence in honor of the
late Judge Immediately after the
opening call.
Gases this morning were: Calvin
Byrd, 16, 202 Orange street; Robert
Steward, II, 86 Locust street; and
Irving Taylor, II, 81 Griggs street,
breach of the peace In connection
with alleged penny extortions from
Leavenworth high school students,
continued to December Is; Nichola
A. Fusco, 40, Al GILES street, road
rules violation, nolled for S.;
George w. Butler, Jr., 18, 81 Griggs
street, forgery, continued to Deem
Der Is; Frank D. Giannini, 20
Phelps avenue, Oakville, reckless
driving, nolled for $25; Frank Vairo,
20, 124 Charles street; and Joseph
Keegan, %, 1856 South Leonard
street, parking violations, IS bonds
called.