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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

ttGgen. oaB cine gat5e 3uglaolmg
Gartofeln aus California berbeige.
l6nfft muroc llro iir apuroen in 5cbn
EllIlo Gationlerlllg perteilt. Sn
Glepeinno babcn aber Gie 8ro6bGnolcr
cs alloers genlud>t. Sin 3eitbngss
nlann gi,rg 5lull 8roBbGnoler = mo
er bate &artOiieln lunter Der 9eoin=
gong, 0a6 er mlt) cine &iite 9lepiel
aabei fau't. Terluht aber iemanD
beim Jarlner in ser ltmgeeeno &ar-
toffell ju fnilfen, 10 bat CT ei,lfadj
feine. limo mir nliilien es einiah gluu.
ben. Stin Gieb iriBt llGmlih aud,
&artoiicln! llno Die 6leiihpreiie Der
hleten OaS nid)t. I'M 8egenteil, lie line
Gin Nnreis. gtlul i'm letten @eltfrie;, !,
Eaben mir Scutid)en audi oarin Gr,
fabrlng gelannnelt. Gs ipar in 1920
oOer 1921 oils oie &artofielnot in
0cutIoblane sroB ,uar. Sir @elo lma
cute gSorte fcnnte mnu nid)t bei lei
net rJreulroen" aartoifeln fallfen.
Sic Waueru, bic nrit Der @bert-Jiesie-
rung nid)t 5uirieoen iparen liefertell
einfad nid)ts nlebr. Die ,Solge mar,
h1B Die St1Oter unO 1iid)t Die glnbdn
ger Ser Nepnblif 9cl,tihlanos aaei',
;ilr SelbItbilfe grcifcn lnll6ten. GI.
mes Sunntng morgens Derlanlmeltell
iih un9e'abr 5000 Herionen nit flei-
uen Sanoapagel al elmer beitinllntel'
Stelle. Goran giug Die ltdotiidN 9e.
boroe itno nah 5lpei Stunoen Morid)
lparsn mir in cinem 9orf. baB brsl
pier bier Hittsrgiiter bate ano niht
'ueniae mittlere ganern. Nad Ser
:yanolung Die iiber cine Stl,noe laug
N Mnprud nnbn, ipar bns Wort ge
9eben: Sc 10 Wa9en ooer Wdgeld)en
III ieosn 8auernbof. nlf Die Sitter.
Jiiter 30 ooer 40 nno bann rnnn al
Die &artoffeln. Sober erbielt einer
(S1lub auf Seite ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Sciitst miSsritanS!
$aet keu. Grilreaiermne

Sunoon 100000 friiberc bouGn.
tiife Sol0atcn, Die BON oen Nusis
nlht III &nn5entrotionslager geiperrt
:parcn, uber MN alligeioroert' iuur-
SEN lid) 81 lralben, erbielten ben 9e-
iehI bon Der bolldnoid,cu Grill -Ncgic.
ring @iberitauo 81 leiIten luem ne
uerhnitet luerbeu. Sic iouen aud)
:lidlt 5uriifld'rcden, Die Gerbafier tot
III ldlagcu. collie lid aber eln boil
linoiid)er Spioat pber Eoli5eimaun
il, Den, Sienit ser 9erbaitung Der
Seben, 10 iflogt lie S,,erit tot, lnutet
her sluIrllf nurd oas .RaoIo ollie
Silnoeu BEL Sng uno Mntt ieit oel
ietten IS Stlluocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
1tan,pi ,aa,s Dritte 1teid,
beoii,nt man

SpnDpn. @uhreno lid, Die Nirfllna
0er oSutIhcn fieberluge in Sllneiiell
IL 9ericbteu iibcr apatienoe llnrube
III europa pn0 5ulshnenoe Sorgen
a3tlers ulro WailIolinis lpiberipiegel.
te, ertldrtc Der Der 9SaSi&ontrplle
lnterItchenDe buniId)c Senoer in &a-
ll,noborg, oub Die uSd,lad)t INN
Ceiltlhlmo nlln beginnt. 8itler ba.
DC II bis Is Millipnen 3rilppen sur
Serfiigl,ng. Geutlflano bat sur itra.
.cgIheu Seieniiue biniibergeped,ielt
e,as Sffenliuaftipnen niht ausid>lieBt
90 lautete Ser Hllltofluf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Roo(ebelt uno Cburcbtll
0erban0eln abermal8
in >Wa(bington
Dies lit oie FINITE f ontereu, nit 1ooiepelt

Die militori'dpn &pnferenscn Ial.
len olld DIE @utldnft BON Hruiioent
Sioolepelt an Soiepb Stalin, oe s.
4. ShDis terionlld) nah Wfosfau
hradte, in ei,leln rreuen 2ihte er.
Ideinen. Iageneir miro amaemn
T,en, bab HooIeuelt Stalin eriud)te,
eine aonieren5 nit ibm 81, arrangic-
rell. slls Iit)er oarf man aber anr,sb.
lleh OaB ser ruiiiid)e ,Siibrer
iiber Die 1lenell 8elprehungen nit
yhurdyil unterridtet lplirbe. sluh Ser
1,inciiihe 8aneralinimus Gbalg &ai-
;Sbef biirIte infornliert iporoen iein.
sluf Der lesten aonierens bie IN
Snlablanca ltattianb, apar bie Gplitif
Der rbeOlngulgsloien llebergabe" Ieit.
gelegt lporoen, bie in Suneiian id)on
Nriidlte getragen bat. Die ietigan
Seipref)uneen oiirften 81, elmer 9efe-
ltlgillg oieier Yolitif fiibren. IA aus
oriiflidy oaratf bIngapielen muroe,
onB mllitirilfe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dill mad, slnlerlta bcgleiteten. fam
lrobl nit Niedr angenommen iueroen,
baR Dor nlleln ltrategiid,s Sragen bon
bOt0lter @ebeutung oebattiert merben.
Ger britIlhe Hremlermiiiiiter Der
l,brnno geheimlliSpoaer 'nls ie ,upor.
&m Gage porbcr iuar er nod bel So
mig George 6u 9ellid). ST begab iie,
Su eincm Gorort pon 9onbpn, ipo Die
Ninner, 'nie inn fepfeiteten. o,lf TIN
IT eineln ySonoer5ue marteten.
Berlin briifte sic Serntutlna aus,
GMlrd)lu babe lid 81 elmer annferen5
'tSd &airo hegebel, pobin lpobritein,
lid audi 9fooispeIt nub StoIin font
n1eu pitroen. (Iieie @feloung 5eiat
nbcr 81 Oeutlitl bab oie Spione nod
iiheraa tdtig liuo. ,Sn gnglanb lit e3
il leift perlnutlidl 0aB ser 8ebeiln-
oicnit Ser staSiS BON Srlano ants be.
ioroert luiro)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

Dellte Dor mehreren Monaten aus ser
,se'rltelllltg zines Senatsallsiduiles,
oaB es oen lelner5eit ins 2eben geru.
'enen rEools" inittlerer 9etriebe
nlDt gelllltgen mar, insgeiamt mebr
nls ein halbes Erp5ent oller bon Ifa-
! rinc, Seer mo Shiffabrtsamt Der
,gebenen Slclerllngsnuitroge Iiir it'd 5u
lcrgaitern. Sic @ebrGmter arbeitpn
IN alien SGnbern Ser gSelt ant lieDs
ten ODER 10 gut lpie nuslt)lieBlid) mi.
Ger WroBinouitrie.
Die 0roBen fonnen natiirlid, ofo.
Hpnl'd}er lplrtId)uiten un0 Dabcr bill.
!Ieger llcrern Sic ullein l,no aeluohn.
lid IN Ve'lBe Der erforOerlid)eu Hob-
l'tof'e. 3lpar, inn 9id)te purlalnerlta-
rlidNr llnterluhungen lpie 1ie IN
beloen sSlilgeln oes &npitols porge,
nallnen iuoroen linb, perlieren loIfc
Tor5uge nlaltdes bon ibrem 3auber.
Gs 5elgte lid, beilpiclslpeiie, oaB Die
roar Ero5ente. Inn Die ein @roBfpn-
germ biillger arbeitete. ourh &erihlep-
anng Der Sleferl,ng inebr als reti..
yelnudlt lmurben
ltno nidlt uur. buB mand,e 8rob-
betriebe nlebr @pntrnFte erbalten, ole
lla alisfilhren fDnren. auh nit oeln
FphItoff. strgulnent bat es nnnd,nlat
eine ipn0erbare Velpnnotnis. Ten
Groben 1T in jablloien Jallen erlaubt
,uoroen. our gelpdltiaung itres &oi.s
|trnftiegenes ne!,e Hrcoitftipnsit1tteu
~, erriftelL srbeiten, Die natiirlid
Itets robItofirelienb iinb. Ser Wfir.
ap-slusIduB bes ISeitnts fonitatier!e
|oor elnigen Wonaten. oaB 17H Wil.
liarben Collars aus oifentlid,en Mit-
tell lergegeben luilrben, Inn gro6en
Weiellid]aften bie grbouln1g BON sl,-
lanrlan 10000 5abrifen 81 ermog.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
,SDN ,rcelail,iert Hcn
~. Juni Jun, ,Slaoacntae

gSlibiugton. ErGiioent GopleDelt
prpflanicrtc Wtontog, ben IL. Slrni,
u! nationalen sSIaagentag lulo appel.
ll1rte al alla Yiirgcr oes Suroes, In
ole'em Sabre usben Dem Sterncnbou.
ner, no INNER nloglih, audi oia
SlaWeu Ser alliicrten Ntatiouen mli-
sl:jicben.
n&ir lulllen, Onb mir lld)t aaeln
iur'ptcL" Naglc Er, vllno oaber iols
len in oieieu Sabre Die ssInegen Der
b &ere!lllgtcu 9iutloncu llebencir-
an0er lu25cn, belln gsnteiniom iino liz
uaa Naar5eiden ciner Sfnllliue, Oic
Ser &elt lire Ircibeit lpicoerbringcll
lou."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Ron, beit,.lNiet Nent,i,cl
iiir SIC 11ieNcrlaae

Bern. Wie ser Hunohtnf Gom NIT
ttilte, perlud)te oas italieniid)e Sbcr=
fcrlmanoo Die Terantportlng iiir sic
tlmciilde Nieoerlage nllf Nommel 81
iNieben: Ser roniite Senber per.
hreitete Sen Snbalt eines uifi5iellcil
Documents, in Dem Hpninels Suftif
fritiiiert miro uno alle ieine gntidei-
ollugen, Die er ieit ser Shlad,t ,u,
81 Mlamein getroifen butte, obue allo,
mir Die Wteinlllg bes itnlieniid)e!l
Sberfomnlanoos ull5lllDren."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

onpon fiir slneriffs5ipefc gebaut ,per.
Sen - ba5u beitin1lut. Sen &rieg ms
6einocslanO 81, tragcu.
Ger 0ebaiife. Der it'd inrnlcr it1r
fer auf nnier Groouftipnsproaranln1
ausiuirft, lit ser, bab b1lpir uns in Sc,
-fieluiipc bcfinoen.
ytah clter neiteli gtetbp0e bercd)
net, tann fir bas Sabr 1914 nit ei.
ler @ciamtproouftion bon 1,417,
CoO,OOO Yfumo ssl,p5e,pcn oler
Snpcn serehnct suerSsn, Sm @ergleid,
taju .ulroen i'm Sabre 1871 MIR 81
100000 Hfuno nnS I'M Sabre 1912
itton 291, 100000 Einno bcrgeite0t,
'pdbrenS iiir 1913 init 91t ,OOO,OGO
Si.lno gcrefnet miro.
Gie Sroouftion bon itapcrcn @o!n-
tcrn lit Sem Ylan Dom osrganaener
Se5enber llngefdbr iehs Wollate Dor.
aus, uno oieie iftreren Bomber luic.
gen 5cbnnlal 10 picl lpic eilllnotorias
Nampfilllgscugc.
Sm s!niang legtc Die Eroouftion
lbr Sdluerge,pid,t auf oie Serlteuuna
l"idjter Bomber, Stilr5bomber unr
Sagoflng5ellgc. Die iiir oic ociellipe
&ricgfiibrilno ben0tigt lulroen. Sn.
1'plId)cll uber bnben mir uniere tai
tllhcn Hline imo MaBnablncn ucn
oefeltiipen nuf oiieniiue Ifiicnpn luu
itellcn fcnncn.
YrNiiocnt Moplepelt srfiarie in lei.
iier Erellefoniercn5, oab biele neie
neutrality-suspicious. Gin red,t Cit.
oringlihes Gerfabren lit, oclu 2anoe
Scn shlftrieb Der Tlig5eilgroOlrftion
ftnr 5il MAIDEN.
Ter 8runo, iparum er 0ie'e l,ei,e
Geredjnlulg nlnuanotc, lit Der, onB
mir iebt nicl lnebr Mert allf idrpcrcre
,Slllg5elige legcn nls iriibcr. Mlr bait.
e. ictt rclutlu nlebr bier. uno s.pei,
nlotorige Bomber, Snllgitreden- 6lug.
5cllge uno 5ransportmaihinen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
25 piS. Grtra,5msfcr pre-
pericn iiir Gin,,tasRen

Malbngion. Gle Grtrns 3udcrru
ton 5lm Gebruud Scr Sausfrau beim
einnadGn lit tiir 1913 bis sSebruar
1914 olli % Efmo pro Eerlon ieIt
acIeBt 1uorbell. SieIer ,}llter barf MIR
'llr Gie ,Ssqpefe perlpen0et lperOen b'c
Intragltcller bel Der slusfertigl,nJ
hires 8eiucbs oarunl anaeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Ocl>Neiii,crY ,pirH pcn
2lm,erifai,crn perniettct

9telp Selbi Snbien. Nmerlfaniidlt
ld,rrre 9omber lpurfen 30 5onnen
DON Bomber auf cine Sel-MeIinerp
IL Sprian nb. Ile Nefinerp iuur tell
aueiie bon ben Gnalunoern bel ibrelll
.lbSug bon Hugoon I'M lesten Sabre
,erltort lporHen, uber Die Sapancr
Gattalt lie apieher in Stano geiebt. Gs
ii: Die groBte Selreiinerp in Burma
lntb bon 8eoeutung fiir oie Snponer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Dirbell llt,iriit in Gcras
icrNcrt q GcNcscpicr

&ilgore. Teras. @ier Yerionen bib.
ten oas Seben eir OILS &iIepre uno
,:,ngeblrng bon einem ySirbelltnrm
be!mgcilibt iuurben, Ser uicle SGuier
ihrer Tuber beralrbtc uuo cine Shule
csnolierte. ,Iic &illocr auirbal1en
,pie s8lGtter ourd Sic Suit" bcrihte-
-e Die Sdytluoriteberin. Gin M1o6en
auar oabei eiites Der Iooesopier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
uc,.e NmHei,iieec
bet Uc,pcrciiije

Mpsfan. Sie Motc slrnce crpberts
om Gienstag iii ser Sdylad,t INN 60
iporrolllif cine Oeutid}e Sddiiilehteli.
i,l'g. Die rlliiiidcn 6lie9cr ihoiicl
SO oeutiGe 3lieger a5 'uno .,~itcrc
81 ,ullroen bon 1laf -gattericn Der
l,ntergebolt II ruiiiid)e 5lilg5eugt
6ll,9en oabei Verlpreu,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Sfalicn bat caucrnH
iet,perc 8em,bcranoriiic

Galahlunca. guiicrtc Bomber grlf.
icn bon 9foroafrifa ans Sijilien on
N cinenl 400 ,Slug5ellgangriff. Die
S5dfenatlogeu con Gatania luuroeH
oem GrObooen oIeih9cmad]t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Hitlers Aaasp tAd.Artier II,
,,iit,n,ctt III, il,citcn

2olbon. Gin BON 9ieuier au'geuonl
1leler beutiher juntiprltd] teilte nit
oab sooli Sitter, beNen Snlpiptnr
tier lange nls un Der Sltfrcnt be
'iiblih be5eihnet pprben lit, iib jett
an clnenl lHcGt n0ber angegebenei
Euuft I'M &eIteu auibalte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Oh. -. bant n1ebr .1lug-
3euqe, ais Reft Der @elt
Die Offeniipe erforoert ueue Bombertypen

Maibington. Hrnlioent Mopiepclt
geb ieinsr lteber5eugung gnscrutt,
baB oie Gereinigten Staaten mcbl
Tlug5euge berlteIlcn als alle anoerrn
2lnOer ocr @elt suiallumcn, nno er
iules Oarauf birL 0ab nebr uno meDr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
sapat,cr perlicren lit jests
2lnoriiien setn $ttijie

Wn'bllutpn S;e Naop berifItet.
NaB cln anIerltanilhes ll@opt in 6
9lngrifien 10 inponiid)c Sdiiic Der.
liftetc TnS ll-9pot bate einen
itNucreu StnnO, ubcr eS fam burd,.
Sic 9egeilterlIng Der Wonnifoit mar
icbr grob
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Gtmrstiu ipristt
Mber Nas HaHie

Sonbon. Hrcnlierinitiiter Gbur6in
miro am 6reitaa nad) Sonoon bon
Moibington aus ipre6en. Die aneri-
faniid,e 3cit Mt 3 llbr nadanltiags.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28
CONG. TALBOT TO
REMAIN TO VOTE
Will Vote at Biennial Flee.
ton Monday Then Leave
Immediately for Capital

Naugatuck, April % - Congress.
man Joseph n, Talbot has changed
his plans about returning 10 Wash
ington, y. c., Friday and will re-.
main 10 vote nj the biennial cleo
ton next Monday. Congressman
Talbot had expected 10 vote by ABB
Bentec ballot.
Because OF the state law, he is
unable 10 do 30 and has decided 10
vote here early and leave imme-
diately 10 resume his duties In
Washington,
File Intentions
Richard Edwin Valentine OF Sey-
mour and Mary Elizabeth 0ruver
OF New Haven road, NauRatuck, re.
Gently filed wedding intentions NJ
tho Office OF Town Clerk Raymond
J. g. John. They are 10 be mar
ried May 4th,
Friday DeRdllne
Motorists were reminded today
by the police department that mid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, April 28--Mr. and Mrs.
q, ], Waskowlcx OF North Main
Main street were guests In Derby,
At n farewell party In honor OF 1t,
Josephine Rak who leaves soon for
active service with the U, 3. Army
Nurses Corps.
Private First Glass Stanley Pat.
ohett has returned 10 Camp Maxey.
Texas after spending q furl0ugh
with his mother, Mrs. Grace Pat.
ehett Of Millvliie.
Mr.. and MRS. Matthew Murtha.
1877 City Hill street. announce tho
birth Of q son. April a, at st.
Mary's hospital, waterbury.
Vincent Cuddy. student ut Con.
nOcticut University. has returned TO
atorTa after having spent tho week.
end with his parents, Police Lleu-
tenant and Mrs. james Cuddy OF
Cherry street.
Private Arthur l., Taylor. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur M. Taylor Of
Spring street. has boon Transferred
from Fort DevenS, Mass, TO Camp
Lee, Va.
Elrcmen were called Tuesday
morning 10 extinguish q brush fire
near the home OF Domenick Man
gine, Andrew avenue, They res.
pended Tuesday afternoon 10 q
chimney fire call at tho PetrukaitiS
home. Spring street, Firemen said
damage was small.
Corporal Stewart Anderson, o first
gunner In the Tank Destroyer d.
vision. stationed In California Ii
spending q few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson
OF Meadow street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Costello OF
Golden Hill street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose DAILY OF Lewis street. and
Mrs, Margaret Brauneis OF Bradley
street spent Eoster Sunday IN New
York City whore they visited Mrs,
Harriet Blade. q former Manga.
tuck TcaiuvNt'
Mrs. Cecil Grant OF Millville ave.
nue II visiting relatives In Plymouth,
Mass,
Lieutenant and Mrs, James Grant
OF North Main street received many
congratulations yesterday on the
twonty.s0cond anniversary OF their
marriage. They are the parents
OF one child, Lorraine.
Rev. James Lambert, OF South
Norwalk. Ia spending q few days with
his parents. Mr., and Mrs. George
Lambert OF Golden Hill street.
John Kozon, q student at 80.
Thomas Seminary In West HART
ford, Ia spending the Easter vaca-
ton with his mother Mrs Rose
KoHon OF II Diamond street.
First Sergt. Chester AdamskI has
returned 10 his post Ut the Edge
wood Arsenal In Maryland. after
spending short .eave with rela.
lives here.
Aviation Cadet James Rafferty,,
who IN stationed at Big Springs
Field. Texas. Is spending this week
with hts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rafferty, OF Maple street,
Mrs. Margaret Stein. OF So Spring
street. mas been confined 10 the Wa
terbury hospital for the past two
| WeakR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28
Surprise BlaCkOut Was Success


Stationed al the Army Armorcd
force school, communication depart
mene no Fort Knox. KY, Private
First Class William q. Rhinehart,
SoN Oe Mr., and MTs. Charles Rhlne-
hart o. 60 Orange street win begin
4 course there Sooll,
II was announced recently that
Private Richard w, EoekhNrt, son
Of Mr.. and MRS. Fred b. Il0ckhart
of ~ Merldon road. has arrived In
Atlantic City, N, j. at en- Army
Air Force station. having left for
Army service last Thursday, He y
a graduate Of Crosby High school
and a former employee Of the Q, A.
Tenpleton Co. His brother. Roy, Us
q private with the Army Air Force
technical training command at
ChamUte Field. III,
An enlistee Of six months ago,
Albert OConnor. son OF Mr., and
Mrs Ralph oTonn0r OF 1870 East
Main street. has completed pre-.
urinary training at Newport, II. l..
and viii report soon for sea duty.
Members Of the 18th class OF
aviation cadets 10 graduate tomor.
row from the new Columbus Army
Flying school near Columbus, Miss
Albert =, Schrlll. son Of Mr., and
AIRS. Caru Schrull Of Naugatuck,
and Tralan Neag, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, John Neag OF Torrington will
receive their wings and be commits
Stoned as second lloutenants IN the
Army Air Forces,
AS part Of his training as tech
meal ofllccr IN aircraft maintenance
engineering, Aviation Cadet George
z, ElMore. son Of Mr., and Mrs, Paul
u, Elmore Of SO ConiSton avenue Is
UNDERGOING a course at the Army
AIR forces Technical school at Yale
university, his alma mater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28

night Friday Is the deadline fof
lD42 drivers llcenser. Many reBs
idents have gone 10 the Waterbury
bureau In the past few days to 81.
tain their licenses and others plan
10 do so soon,
u. \. Rubber Fishers
Ushors nc the y, s. Rubber peos
gram Monday night at the Gem
thenter we're: Girls Club, Ann Lave
Tor, Edna Yoclus. Dorothy Conneis
ley, Ruth Reynard, Marion Nors
wash, Sally urleder, Mary D0navarl
Lillian Carlson; Supervisory Club
Eose Riley, Margaret Davidson
Ethel Ryan, Elsie Dubny, Viok2
Adanski, Helen Skivanls, Anna
Arlck; representing the operators
Sally Lantlerl, Mary Estfella, F'aus}
tina VcneElano, Mary Wither.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28

The following Connecticut youths
were among coo cNdetS 10 DO GEM
misSloncd second lieNtenNntS at the
QuartermaSter school At Camp Ice,
Va, In recent graduation exercises
Earl Philip Brow of TOrrlngton,
John BateSon Of Manchester, Robert
N, FaNhere Of IS state street, Wa
terbNry, George q, Islttell OF New
Haven, David RoSen Of New Haven
David RoSeN Of New Haven and
Edward II. Mott Of Fairfield,
CORPORAL Herbert Q, Fray Of OK
ford, formerly Of NaUgatOck. writes
Of his escape from the Jaws o.
death" on n GAudNlcanNl battle
ileld, after he was left for dead. The
u Arine has re urned 10 his home
after q period Of convaleseenco at
a hospital In Oakland, Calf, where
he had been treated for gun ana
Shrapnel wounds,
A Protestant O.. Nroh member,
CORPORAL Fray related q tale OF how
no lay wounded on the battlefield
and was given last rites by u Roman
Catholic priest In u spirit OF Wni-
VerSal brotherhood. the chaplain
placed q rosary about the soldiers
neck and moved onward, thinking
him dead,
A few hours later. the soldier re.
gained consciousness and discovered
the Catholic symbol, 10 Corporal
Fray, this was a lucky taliSman. and
he has worn II ever since nus
miraculous" recovery,
The silver star and Purple Heart
have been awarded 10 the brave Ma
rlne for his gallant service to his
country, He has hcen h0norahly
DISCHARGED from the Marine Corps
for total disability,
After spending leave with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs, r. DollemaN
Of Echo Lake road IN WATERFOWL,
Private Edmond II, bellemare has
returned TO his station at CaniSiuS
college Ia Buffalo, N, Y,
Robert 3. Stepney, n, Of 30 State
street was enlisted yesterday as an
apprentice seaman In the U, y,
Navy, according 10 a notice received
from the local recruiting office,
After spending an Easter furlough
with his parents, Mr., and Mrs, Jo-
seph Mattel OF o9S Baldwin street,
Private First Glass william Mattel
returned TO his post at Fort Jack.
son. 8, O., where he Is stationed
with an Army medical unit
Francis J. Testa, formerly Of 600
Chase pkwy. has received Q promo.
ton to sergeant ut Laredo Field
Texas,
Private First Glass John Walters,
son Of Mr.. and MRS, Frank Walters
OF 900 North Hdrker avenue, Is sta.
toned with a National Guard unit
Ia the South Pacific, His brother,
Elmer, has been promoted TO prls
vate ilrst class ut Scott Field, Ill,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28
WARDEN COMES
: BACK AT PAINTER
States Why He Opposed
House Bill Concerning
Capt. Lamphere

Naugatuck, April 2a.--Wardon Leo
J. Brophy. today hit back at VIII
liam Painters statement made yea
teNlay, The warden said today
that the Board Of Warden and
Burgess never received an official
copy OF any bill presented TO the
legislature for the i049 session.
I'm regards 10 my opposition TO
the Capt, Lamphere pension bill, i
favored the pension as voted by the
Board OF Burgess January 0. l043,
granting him q minimum OF 5000
and q maximum OF $1,000 yearly,
TO become operative upon Its pas.
sage" the warden SNid
His statement follows;
"rhe bill that was presented at
the Cities and Horoughs Committee
hearing. known as House Bill 0i0
dated Jan. 40, i04S, I opposed, be-
cause II reads: To grant Mr., Lam
phere q pension OF not more than
81 900 q year for the remainder OF
his life. TO become effective NJ his
request or at the request OF the
chief Of the Naugatuck fire depart
ment,
~ opposed the bill that was pre-
scented at tina hearing In Hartford
because Il authorized n payment nv
10 a. per cent of his average yearly
salary, All other flremen will re-
eetve not more than 80 per cent
Captain Lampheres average yearly
pay for tho past ten years was ST.
00a. On the 80 per cent basis his
pension would DO 5000, whereas the
blu presented by the representative
would pay him $1,000. Why should
Mr., Lamphere receive $500 more y
year than the other paid members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28
EUNICE AVERY TO
LECTURE TONIGHT
Her Subject Is ''POst War
Horizon, After Victory,
What?"

Naugatuck, April 2e-Many Maui
gatuck residents and residents Of
surrounding towns are expected b
gather this evening at 8:lS O'Clock
In the Congregational parish house
to hear Miss Eunice Avery lecture
on Post War HoriHons-Aftcr Vic
tory-What"
In preparing for this address, Miss
Avery added to her background Of
college history courses, years Of
travel through countries involved IN
the war. She has interviewed Mus.
solini, Anthony Eden and several
leaders In washington, d, Q.
Miss Avery has also studied
speeches, articles and books by the
forward Stocking thinkers Of The day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28


Harold Perry, chief air raid war
den, announced this morning that
home owners showed some confus-
lon as to when to turn on the
lights. Some instances OF home
lights being turned on before the
l.lackout was officially over were
reported. Mr.. Perry reminds that
the house lights should not be
turned on until streets lights are
again lighted.
Factories here BACKED out for
the period they were required to
do so. and the only light visible from
the heights was beacon light at
the Bethany airport, one official re-
ported. It was probably the best
blaclIout as far as density OF black
ness was concerned that the borough
has had, officials said.
The blackout started about o:2S
and latser IS minutes. It came rs
complete surprise and some ex-
pressed fears that It was "the real
thing.D
Clarence e. Jones, war council
chairman, expressed appreciation at
the cooperation Of residents, feeling
the borough Is showing Improvement
In each Of the tests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28
Murder Trial Draws
Smith College Girls
Courtroom Crowded Today as "Other Man" In Case
Admits Illicit Relations With Defendant

Hare described The defendant as
''all In q shake"
The witness said she accompanied
the defendant upstairs but that
neither would enter Bouvlers bed
room. II was not until neighbors
arrived, she said, that someone went
In and discovered the victims body
In bed, with gunshot wounds IN
the head.