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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
SCRAP COCKTAIL
 PARTY ARRANGED
Bundles f0r Britain to Open Nationwide Can.
 paign Jan. IS

The national scrap salvage drive to be launched Friday, January lb. by Bundles for Britain, at . Scrap Cocktail party to be given at lss Park avenue, has received added inc petus by Q request from the London offiee Of Bundles, for scraps Of leather, which will be used to make leather jerklns for the R. A, v, spe- eial police. These men must remain on duty in al kinds Of weather, and these warm garments, which can be made iD patchwork style from old gloves, are very much in demand, After three years at war, it is pfaeE tieally impossible for the British people to obtain even scraps.
 The Scrap Cocktail party, which sill be attended by such celebrities Of the English stage as bl0ra Rob- son, currently starring sn "Damask Cheek, Brenda FOFbes ef "MTs, MiniYeT' fame, HarTy FburstOn, la nous British comedian, Larry Ads Ter and Le0nore G0rhed, now Dlay- Ign In 'Blithe Spirit" will be open to the public f0r a smell admission charge lahel and . bundle Of scraps and remnants Of materials which might hs lying around Rttie or base ment,
 The Duchess Of LelnsteF, who k 10 charge of the Hospital division 0f Bundles f0E Britain, Blll be pFesr ent to explain the present needs for linen and many Otllag articles Of salS wage lp the British hospitals,
 Fabric of ail aeseFipti0lls ere AeE eeptable tQ the w0FkgNQms 0f enDr ales f0g Britain, where they wlll be made Into various useful articles to he shipped to the victims Of waT
 Watch youE stock v 10 not oEers buy, 1here will he enough to go around VI oaiy illHnAdlaie feQnirep nellts are provided for, by keepY Ing inventories al q MllliWum you Wll effect N0nseTVati0D of lahpF and space, orderly handling of e00as, ana AlnlAlnll Neal hila leAg op operating aqnlpMeni, lse sure to alPanHe stocks ln a0 orderly fAsalop and ly 70 promote sales of Items which have been ID inventory oYeg q long neTlQd Of tlNe,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
1 MERCHANT MARINE
 HELD FOR ?. B. ].
Former Brokers Clerk Is Charged With Smuggling
 Letters Into U. S.

Boston, Jan. ls-lUpl-A former Wall street brokers clerk who joined the merchant marine tW0 years ago and allegedly attempted 10 Rmuggle letters Into the United states Was jailed today pending federal grand jury action while FBI agents and the Army and Navy ln- ielligenee departments investigated for possible espionage.
 The defendant was David q. Jacobs, go year old syrian who gave his address as a0eg 73th street, Jackson Heights, l., !, He pleaded innocent 10 a charge of violating the trading with the enemy act Of iei7 as amended by bringing Into the United states other than the regular malls. U, 6, Commission, CT Martin T. Hall ordered him Jailed ip lieu 0f t2l600 bail,
 U, g, Immigration Inspector Ralph ', Connolly testified that Jaeobe was arrested last Thursday whep his ship d0eked In Boston during q routine inspection Of the keanlenis quarters,
 Concealed lp the lining 0f Jacobs coat. he said, were f0ur letters not passed by eens0rs and 6 elN0 bill,
 The letters were addressed 70 Mrs, Edward Gage Of ile aaetb street, st, Asbans, D, I,I .kddls," saEd street, Long Island plty, N, VI Miss Lorraine neveTeank, bae 9aTa street, Brooklyn, M, VI and Mrs, PFeiaa Cunningham, care Ri Ernest lhaenen, London road, plttsAeld, N, H,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
PVT. ORSZEWSKI
 FINISHES COURSE
10 Army Mr Force Teebni. cal Command : Entered
 Army July l7, I0l2

Naugatuok, JaR, la rw Word has been received that Private Walter q 0iseWski, son of MT, and Mrs, Michael 0laseWslSl, aal North Main street, Union City, Conn, Was grad 2 lated this Reek from the Aviation Mechanics course at this branch Of the Army Air F0gces Technical Training Command,
 He studied aiFplans maintenance and FepaiT, at seymour field, EFOM thls school and others 0f the teehr nical command comes an unanalng stream of soldiegpAeohanias tn keep lem flyiAgp, Most graauates proceed to fighting fronts thgoughv out the tactical units Af the Ar Forces on world, A few are getainr ed to instruct future students, ppiv Yate QlszeEski enteged the Army Air Forces July n, la4Q at Haptfard, Conn, Before that tlme he was eln. ployea at the EasteEp Mallsahle Ion Company,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
Death s Nod Answered By Prominent Citizens ~0ut Esster" Moved to Pay Tributes by Passing Of Old.Time Acqusintances, Joseph F.
 BoIgeE, yessph ?. Moran.

0f the fire Was Eeacigsd; J0eig long Legs set e pace for the others oll the line. and they had t0 hop some to keep up with him,
 As time sent on, Joe Moran bee came assistant fire chief Of the scOyill factory, This position be held gltb much thought Of pro- vlding the best in him for the e0mpapy Of his employ, he never abirkad Rpy kind 0f duty, If the blaze were small 0T big, those present had chance to see Joe Moran st his best. He understood machinery and al 0f the workings 0f fire pumps, and the nlanneT Of stretching out sufficient hose for the proper hyaTsnt connection, There was hardly 2 fire at sc0T wills day or night, without hls pTesenee, 4e sad little, as we 0bT served him, iil our rush Rway from the buff wheel, for the time belng, but alyays seemed 70 be 70 the eepteg Of the activity Of kill- Ing the fire,
 We never addressed him in our entire lie, But We RaW hinl upon many occasions, He seemed @ have g whole lot 0f friends, and everyone about our room said pleasant thlpes about him'
 Soe k gone; fires at she se0glll a0lnnanv lA ROrne. M flaNV do come, Blll seem tame affairs witbs out his pnGence, Ise gas . highg type eSiiGep, . haga worker, and q good man,
 Whst m0fe eap snY of ns eSF pet of our people,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
Orchids, "FOreet-Me-NOts" For Slain Radical Leader
New York Times Gives Interesting Picture el csTio TTsses, BsBs ef Police Chiefs, Cham pieR ef Freedom - ERemV of
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
Market Quiet, But
 Stocks Move Higher
Trading irregular During A. M.; Power, Light Issues
 in Greatest Demand

Atlantic Cuff a West Indies spuFted iM Co 2oh in its soca ln, while Newport Industries eet a new top at fl e-a, up s-o. and lnterna- tionai Mercantile Marine flrmed moderately. Among Fubbers, the Goodrich and Ooo6year preferred stoclEB ct new ies2-t9 highs on eaine rangiag Co e point.
 International Minerals, MohaWk Carpet Mills, Checker Cab. Amer lean Machine e Metals anl Hoil. aDdeF @ Sons reached new highs on gains running te a point. Inter- national Railways of central Amer Ice Common reached a new high nf sN, ID V. while iss preferred jump ed aM Co t3.
 Leading steel and Motor shares had moderate gnins In quite trade. American Telephone eased & to is3. nails held well.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
|gOUR FEDERAL INCOME TAx Ma. 90
 INCOME TO BR REPORTED
cARE EN PREPARATION 0g
 RETURN


 4 Federal income taK return is . report to the Government of enss taxable income for the year It ls . statement required by iaw of ail single persons, and all married per- sons not living with husband oF wlfe, wh0se gross income foF the year amounted to $500 or more, and all married persons living with hllsr band or wife throughout th taxable year, whose combined gross Income Iog the yeaF was sl 200 0F more.
 tf lls no longer required that @, turns he sworn 70, but the taxpayer must make a declaration on the ges turn that it is made under the pen. alties 0f perjury,
 Income tax returns are kept op file and, nndeF certain conditions, are subject 70 inspection by State officials ia connection with the de. termination 0f Etate Income tax liability, he sell as by other lev enforcement officers,
 After . return has been filed, lt ss checked for accuracy by the kns taFnal Revenue Service, al the taKs payer may be subject to examine aen or Inquiry relative te mattera connected Wlsh the return, 0r hls income, and he may be asked gag fnFther standardization of stater meIats made lD the etnFn,
 kt is important, therefore, that persons subject to tlps Income fag prepare complete and accurate rer lnrns, es reQniTed, Both ip tE. V 0Wn interest and in ule interest ef neonr amy in the administration os the law, As an aia ln accurate filing 0g neinrns, taknageFs shonia keap q record 0g in00lne received during Tho gear, ana at fhe time 0f pFepags Ing 6 return they should eaFegnllY read fhe insifneiloas accompany lng the return form, Elnpl0yas Eev oasVine Rtasemenis of NlesoFs Tek Withheld should Telain tAeae reF aelpls for evidence ln supporting the elel@ loT credit feF Victory tek withheld
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
SHOOTING LINKED ' WITH POOL RAIDS
East Boston Man Shot as :. Speeding Cars Engage
 ? iH Gun Battle

Roston, Jan, ll-(UPl-Ths ln- VestigatloH ef 2 tao, ,00o, 900 gambling racket became more complicated today ss police sought to deteFmine whether the shooting of an East Boston man Eas connected in any way with the spectacular raids which resulted ln the arrest Of gs
 Michael CaFTesi, a6, was in critical condition at g hospital and police ReFe checking conflicting reports concerning the shooting late last night, CaFTesi's brother Larry told Investigators that the man was wounded by 2 stray bullet that struck hlm when occupants 0f two speeding cars engaged In 2 gun nat7
 A search af OaEFesis apartment, however, resulted in the discovery ef 2 gun and blood marks on the
 MeanWhile, Attg-Gen, Robert v, Rushnell's aides Inspected safely deposit boxes rented hy the alleged fiAgleadeFs of the Ramhllng Faeket Eh0 were arrested in 2 series of raids here Tuesday night,
 The boxes ReTe all empty and tAls gave rise 70 the suspicion thege had been D Hleaka ip connection with Inc raids, Giving additional support to the theory pf 2 HleakN was the fact that operators Of the gambling ecfolaft c h m ants uxai,a In fnh ilpaqnel pf moving when state n0llep and government agents slaaea nhelF
 Another asYelonment Rps lhe disr closure that pr Harry Saeanskg, aescTlhed as the leadsQ Qf lhe FlnR, hpla Rn lnslnanee policy pn the lNe af Pep, lRmes M pulleg, nr Mas,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
ALLIES DOMINATE
 AUSTRALIA RAIDS
Japanese Base at Lac At tacked; !; 10 Enemy inter.
 ference Alleged
BY DON cAswELL

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 General MaeAFthuF's HeadauaTt- eFs, Australia, January i4. - tuPl - Allied planes Of GU types from giant homhers s0 fighters, complete ly dominant, have raked a 300-mile stretch of the north New Guinea coast with bombs, machine guns and cannon in five pnnlshing raids at wns announced today.
 B-lJ flying f0FtFhsses, b-25 Mit- ehell medium bolnbeTs and long range Australian BeauaghteFE. with a strong escort 0f crack P-a9 LiRht- pingG, made Q series of e0-0rdinated attacks on the great Japanese base at Lac on the Hu0n Gulf,
 They bombed, machine gunned and eannonaded the airdr0me, haT- Dor installations, big supply depots and landing harges,
 Heavy damage was done 70 the entire area and fires blaged ln the supply depots and among the baFges lining the beach,
 It was indicated that the Lac and other raids were carried out completely without enemy fighter plane interference,
 However, Q giant B-2s LsheFat0F bomber, on reconnaissance off Cas- lnata on the south New Britain aes land coast east of Lac, vas attacked by six fighters, It shot down tWo for certain and damaged Q third so badly it was believed 70 have crashed, The LlberatoF emerged nndamaged,
 At aalamana, as miles down the gulf coast from Lae, As20 HaVoe attack hamheFs swept the inland trail Rtth theiF guns, striking at builaings, hnts and troops,
 hig nr2t Llberat0r heavy homheEs attacked the building area at Esnseh haThaT, around the corner Of the Rulf from Lac, and the alrdr0nle and gapanese occupied town buildings at Maaang, l7b miles np the coast,
 The HaYaa attack hOmhegs bombed and ennnea enemy positions Rf sam anaEaa Point, last dapanese stFenGp held "a Papuan New Guinea,
 General p0nglas MaeAFthnFk e0mmnnlqne reported that tagTea- slal Faina haf turned the Ranananv aa Point hFAa aGlke a anaanliFe slowing the AmeFieanFAnslFal attack, The Japanese were neW ellF ilgelY eilFelaped on tAe land side and theig annlhllail0n seemed g matter 0f days,
 MaeAFthnr reported that nins dapanese planes raided MeTauke, all the south coast 0f New Guinea, and slightly damaged a 9eity, The planes were heavy kaRasakl.e3 tRin nl0t0FeF h0mheFa,
 v waa the alKtA Tald an MeEsnke since iaie n0eelnber,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
Derby's Deathless
 Auto Record Broken
Eise.Ysar Mark MkTsd By Recent Tragsdy Rsporis sinie Motor Vehicle Dept; Accidents os Decline

mnuhamnsne ths importance og alFban irnffIe movement in connee- sioat, ncooaing to Commissioner 9ulin q. Mccarthy nf the t8aie De- nnflment of M0ieF Vehicles, is the aect fhat the proportion of traffic antaiities charged 70 urban eani- munliieB increased last year te GAS mer cent of the statewide total as compared with b66 per cent for the oaiendar year oi teal. Last year tho s8 communities forming the sseongesled- -aFna" group were charged with aea eases out of a total Of 2B3. For the previous year. ipli, the same group was charged with 2s5 out oi SIS traffic deaths.
 Picture Changing
 Early last year." commented Commissioner Mccarthy, -Our re- search section emphasized that federal restrictions on car use would tend to reduced interstate and even anlFaGtate car movement consider ably and result in the bulk of traf- tie volume being urban or inter community. The figures given bear out this prediction as. indeed, does our general traffic accident expert enoe. The important angle Is that, up to the more recent ban on all types Of pleasure driving. that local police departments had the states traffic problem right in their laps, This year, less. the picture is chang ing currently so that while urban e0nmunities carry the bulk of traf- lic, the burden Is a daytime one, and much easier to control,
 The experience of the c0ngested- area group of communities was very spotty, according to a list made pulp lic by Commissioner Mccarthy, Twenty-0ne cities reported decreases, several of them very substantial, while l5 reported increases.
 Commissioner Mccarthy in his statement invited attention to the unusual achievements of Hamden, Nauagtuek, Enfield, and Windsor in reporting deathless records for 1922 as against substantial fatality to- tals in each case for ia4i.
 DeFby's Record
 Derby finished a fiVe-yeaT rec ord Of no traffic fatalities" ex- plained the commissioner, "hut Is charged with a ped fatality on De- eembeF A, thus spelling the ealen- daF year record for nsr valley town,
 Attention Is invited also to the splendid records of New Haven, New Britain, Greenwich, Danbury, Mil- ford, Walltngford, and TorFlngton in substantially reducing their re- spectlve l9l2 fatality totals over the laal experience.
 "New Haven did remarkably well t0 rkauce a lo4l total of 2s eases to lA tn Yiew of HaFtfords FepoFt'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
hgW ORGANIZATION
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
BRISTOL EMPLOYES
 TOP 10 PER CENT
Waterbury DlVlslOD Banks Second to Excellent Msrk
 ~ Frisco Office

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14

inR Q ane-caae tneRUane. nfaagapori an increase of four cases, and va terbuFy only able co cut the preEf- osn year by two. The four niR cifias are charged with 1s eases or 25 par cent of the statewide tolal as com pared xith le per cent the previous gear when @ dnaths out of aiS Nnre caused an these four large com munities.
 C0mmissionar Mccarthy aaaaes that the incFeans in iralflc fatailties in Hartford and Bridgeport was not unexpected ns tlle department had anticipated that. aEollan p0pu- lati0ns developing increased traffic flow of ail kinds. extra hnznrds mas serializod 10 se0pardlze safe move ment of vihicles or pedestrians.
 We are much pleasnd With Con- necticutB achievement in reducing last gears traffic fatiliiy eKperience by s2ss over the previous year Of ieai as this win keep Connecticut on a par, ai Least, Mlth the nation vide experienoe," the commission er's statement concluded.
 EAst 0f Dasnaifies
 Following is the preliminary table of traffic fatalities caused Con. neeticut's as nrban-area towns last year and ie4l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14

New YoFk, Ian. aa.-~(Up1 atocks moved lrregulagiy hlgher in quiet dealings today, with noieefed ahip- ping. farm equipment, utility and rubber shares in best demand.
 Common Power and Light stoclks reFe fairly active around previous
 lnal levels. General 0ns 70 Eiec- gic preferred gained { i-t to q new nigh ct i08, while Englneers Public service 6 preferred and Federal Light q Traction preferred rese 1 to q points. Oliver Farm Equipment at s3 s-e, up e, and [. !. Case at 7ek, up s-a. reached new iel1-ts highs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
WOOL mARKET

Boston, Jan. il.-~(UPl~-Dome grease w0ois were VeFy quiet in the Boston Wool market, the .. 6 Agriculture Department reported to- day,
 Fine staple Australian spot wool was sold at a clean price Of ei02 10 eiAS out Of bond. Secured Mon- tevideo wools were sold at unshang- ed prices, Sales of fine m0ils from Australian wools were made as ceii- lng prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14

Carlo TEesee vic Eas put Ton the kilQtR bg lgeW York elnmen late M0pAay nlgbt bas be6p made ilie kubieeE 0f eQllAaeTable hdllaElal alaipnent bT metropolitan neRs' pallels,
 9Fesee Eas 6 e0aesnlAn FsOlF t0 ille Waterbury police on tlle aeqaf ks0p nf hls visits llhTe, The R0ls llndef ille alTeeti0n ef 0ep6laliesllo lieQFee M seaeh, n0W gflllea kHlleFf lNtAliaent eagllfd Hl0le artillery ln illoke eayS BlRn GRFlo RpneaTef lhRp hle AER, WllAp H lhhaAd iD Fyanee ~ sehge ago aF Rt EaaaF hanee fey weekf ego, glfkea bas llfebelliAa floln kllfaklnn hfgf ep AhseFA eseaAIalls v v waAnF