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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

For four hours they worked
across country toward town.
Then the battle was on. The OBJ
jective was central bridge
crossing the muddy, turbulant
River Avon. From hillside
overlooking the town came the
blast OF thunder flashes SIM
ulating bombs and the realistic
clouds of battle smoke.
TEAR GAS USED
The fighting grew fiercer and
became slow house-to-houSe,
-to-corner work Blanks
hardly detracted from the real
ism Rifles and machine guns
chartered. Overhead, planes
shrieked down TO bomb the
town. Smoke pots made the 60
ing slow. Gas. The attackers
masks were on in an instant.
AS the fighting reached the
center of town, it became con-
fused. Umpires had trouble rul-
ing who was dead or wounded.
Caught in the fervor of the fight
ing. the dead often came inn
properly to life and went on
fighting.
BY this time il was no matter.
Both defenders and attackers
had put in gruelling six hours.
Both had learned lessons. Both
had proven that they are ready
for some future Sunday should
their war-stilled church bells
peal invasion warning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

1t was a bright Sunday morn
ing, though the air was chill, the
fields damp with recent rains,
Helmeted citizen soldiers in kha-
ki batt1edress; rifles and packs
on their shoulders. cycled
through the quiet streets towards
their posts.
There was nothing Sunday
picnic in the atmosphere. Hast
lily recruited three years ago
when invasion seemed momen-
tary certainty, these men of the
Home Guard have given ever
since far more than the 48 hours
monthly demanded of them.
Nearly two million - some
grandfathers. some youths. they
have studied and drilled during
days off, evenings and Weekends
to get themselves the knowledge
and stamina to defend their
homes.
Defense of their communities
and nothing else, is the Home
Guards job. Each units instruc-
ton centers around local strong
points which are based on lines
Of communication. Their defense
plans are aggressive, not static.
And in these maneuverS, the
Home Guard takes the part of
the enemy as we'll as the defend
er1,
The maneuvers started at
noon, with waves of defending
Spitfires streaking suddenly out
Of the valleys, hoping to sur
prise the enemy and spot his
position. But the attackers were
hugging the shadows Of one Of
the many stone walls that crisis
cross this rolling green country
side.
ARMORED CARS BLOCKED i
Armored cars of the regular
Army went out first, hoping to
make a quick break-through in
10 town. But a dispatch rider
soon brought back word that
they had been held up at strong
points, long ago prepared for
just such job. The attackers
then struck out across country
TO bypass the strong points.
They headed for a wood on
the top of hill. The ground
was muddy, the hill steep, but
it is amazing the way these men
have trained themselves into
condition. Burdened down with
rifles, machine guns, packs and
gas masks they took this hill in
stride. They looked young, their
faces American Indian-red with
camouflaging clay. But gray
hair peeped from under some
helmets.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18
BY TOM WOLF
NEA Service staff Correspondent

BATH, Eng, March l8-For
the second time in it S threeycar
history, Britain's Home Guard
is steeling itself for invasion
this time an invasion Of the cont
inent.
When the second front be-
comes reality. the Home Guard
automatically will become the
first line Of defense of the Bril-
fish Isles. Its role, should the
ANS try TO counter an Allied
invasion Of Europe with an in
Vasion Of Britain would be to
harass and delay the enemy un-
til a field force could be dis
patched to the scenes OF attack.
So the men of Britain's citi-
zen Army currently are going
through series OF the most in
tensivc mancuvers in their his
tory l watched one of these
exercises recently here at Bath
-Roman-built peacetime spa
which is the backdQor 10 the i'm
portant port of Bristol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Flats for Sale
AN UNUSUAL BUY

Act quickIy-3gl1 GladVir. SO. fan base
furnaces only s. 600 s. 900 On. see mis-
today SAEOS, IL OH
AVAILABLE ~ rs DAYS BARGAIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Wanted to Rent Rooms

RESPECT ABLE married colorsd couple
wishes room. Myers, before p m.
Plaza 4O2q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Bungalows for Sale

GGADWIN. uf3. near Mack. rooms.
fine condition ha. water heat. gas fr-
mace, garages. owner ln property. quck
possession.
GUINAN- 1882 MACK IF 1850
HARDING Mack p rms steam flTl base.
ment. 50 600. 81 600 On. Te'uue Fl
1880
NEAR Livernois Nile rire new bffck
bungalows just being completed nee
Ntine room bedrooms, kfcncr dinetfe.
So ~ Iof $3.50 and 81 ~. near trans
por'atIou. schrHs shopping hurry IN
l.1f20
NINE new brick bungalow East slss
large lots. 2 bedrooms, tie bath and'
sink Low down nAv-t HaskIn " hl22.
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1900 W McNichcls Rd rs 10000
DEARBORN ! rooms ready for plaster.
lots city water newly painted near
WAYNE Airport 81 $50 $500 down Martin
Realty 20Ol9 Van Born Dearborn S743.
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Houses for Sale
(East of Koodwardl

OLORED-Two-family north 81 bouls-
ward 3 rooms each 81 600 down, move
IN within 80 days. Trinity 2-2Sl1,
Lysles
COLOREp North at boulevard rooms
81 600 down. move in within "a DAYS.
Trinity 2-2s77 Lysles.
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Houses for Sale
East of Woodudrd)

An Unusual Buy Crosse Fte.
OPEN % SUNDAY ONLY HURRY
Fisncr Road a7t-7-Toam trrt, suu
room. FIRST floor laya'ors trcaFtas' nook.
steam ou heat, lsrec 'o.. sra. sro"rI
Tyler. t.s777.
BELVIDERF- MACK : rms y a heat
gar $1,000. 81 200 du. Pl. 4n3r
CITY TRANSFORMATIONS standard ave
4 rooms. water Eas. electric. sewer ~
lots J5Nlt7 81 $50. $500 down $50
month Quick possession Plenty others
IRWIN kIGHT \ HINES. I$C.
22tl5 VAN DYKE 81 $40
CoNLEY. ls6si near outer Drive .
rooms attic. iuI basement On.y .
years cd. owner in armed services WI
sacrifice Price only St,67H' terms. Saf-
gent and Co. qi0 r. State Fan. !" n
brook l-55ll
COTTAGE Seat water 90 Harper-' Male
section city transportation. ImwcGIH'e
possession. pun price. 81 600. $500 down.
So month. Inquire 2u9ll Harper. IT,.
DANIELS. near l0-Nile, between jefferson
and Lake 3-room house, piastered
hardwood floors complete hath Lake
privileges Some furniture included a
year-round home OuIy 50 600 $50 month.
IRWIN, KtGHT a HINES. l$c
2ll0l GRATIOT Pr 6e39
GLENFIELD. Aq6o-5-rpom house. newly
decorated 81 500 terms. shown daily
stop iu look 10 over
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
Us FOR QUICK SALE
an
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Flats for Sale
fNea of WoodudIRD

RONEYN S6s3.s7
Near Vernon and Junction
Good dnuhie house ~ rooms vrparsf.
furnaces rear Holy Redcemer gpod neigh
hHrhH0G and fr4usuDftafI SACRIFICE
PRICE To CLOSE FST ATE g.. q.
-tirus0r CA nH2l or TO t-pf
HOMER WARREN A COMPANY
1918 RRGLEY near W Grand RIva =
Two family BRICK veneer. $1,000 down.
Owner NJrfav 6lf5
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7Hu " ~ \i.nn.s RI '''N
F0rNTH 2727 vacant move IN rooms
Steam heat $500 down Tyler 1-so''
HOUSE large Iot garden private owner.
ras0 or terms rooms down, large un
fin .shst attic. fII bath. shower teaN
able ialT Nrsdems street c1rnNr An
narais Dearborn
MODERN 4 ROOMS. 81 500. 81, 600 DH.
CALL DE. 1862 BET SO p VI
MONTCLAIE rooms vacant, ready q.
move in CAL Murray 9t6s
OUTER DRIVE VAS DYKE SECTION
Pressed brick q rooms arsc living room.
fireplace. bIeakfast rpok Grst-foor ava
tory s'oker neat 2-Car garage fa-ff
Iu' beautifully handicapped. owner, @uuol
spencer TW. l-a52s
OWNER occupied 23rd Raglcy : rooms.
new ArcGla Al condition 50 900. $500
down. $3.50 " Vernon La. G7s1
OWNER occupied Bird 'Bagley rms
new ArCoA. NJ condition. 50 000 $500
In. 43iO ". Vernon IA 67sl
RATHBOSE Is rms. o bedrooms. 2-caf
garage IS 800, 5, 800 down. j. QWnng.
VI 1885
RIvERFRONT property, corner Of Phette
and E.yefside DR. Canada opposite
Nancy Brown Carlton. minutes 10 Tuu-
mel beautiful grounds. 3 bedrooms and
hath upstairs laree nviug room sunroom
and porch and hath downstairs fun
basement VIII sell for Sii 900, terms.
Apply 3 doors east ~ property.
SEVEN ROOM house m King. $500
Scar garage. Madison 1885.
WILL TAKE YOUR HOME ~ TRADE
2OUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. $1,000
10Th -HOWARDt-s rms 30 n iot 81 500
$500 down. 43i0 ". Vernon Ia. $751;
Colored Excellent Investment
Horton mr. John r. immediate possession
l3-rrN. roGmlre toESc brick store fror'
H. baths. N.eHcuf condition TbroI Ehnuf
Owner lrsNIuE city. Income $40 mo Sub
c,t 90 10 increase 81 Oun on $50 mo
IS % MORRISON TO l-pl1e
rOLDEED Grand Boulevard Warren
fnir..IsmiIy irrrarC. SIX ssrH so foot
frp1feFnt steam hestgd space ir basement
frr offices ny beauty psfi0r excellent con
fu.0r. kth 600 terms
DO mar Westminster. tpo Fat fte each
rsfdrg SD monthly, full basement, Two
furnaces. - ESQ 81 nm down
wALDEN-TRiNlTY 1-647e
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NEW HOME. S4.950


LOT s2x275. OVER HALF ACRE
In Royal OAK between Woodward and
Greenfield near IL Nile Good school near
rooms and bath with shower large
Kitchen run basement with Itral i4r.
mace hot water heater laundry tubs
coal hin fruit closet covered p.rrh, very
good black garden son
JTDSOS BEApWAN co
~ Majestic Bids EA 1900
SECOND ELND---1! -i--..-.-4-t-.-G
brick veneer construction with tile roo.
Each dwelling unit has eight rooms, hHih
lavatOry. naturai fireplace and hn' water
heating system. F0ur-car brick saftEe "Nn
TIE roof and two concrete s.'e drives
Lot 60NltO. Price $40 500 v'n s. 300
down end $50 monthly. Te. Ea a16'
Tuesday.
TRCMBULL-i7 -room brick : apart
ments, furniture included sroker Knox
Realty Temple l-07al
5 ROOM house on hat ac- near school
and transportation. Ns5 gets possession.
balance financed 2653j Van Born : I'd.
miles west Teleeraph Dearborn
COLORED smith near Woodward D.
rooms furnished. - goo easy terms
Schwartz Cadillac 42lF
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Wanted to Rent Apartments

q TO 4-ROOM APARTMENT Furnished
or unfufnished between Six and Seven
Mile road. near Grauot. no children
PR 6B3I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
COLORED

= 81 200 DOWN
7iIG-7 Cameron brick. 6-s.
smedle, 80 r Warren Temple 1924
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Auto Pau, and Wreekine

WRECK1NG 1912 Mercury 1899 Packard
H. 1885 1879 Foris 1884 1897 Chevfo.
lets Ng3b-lQil P0nDBCs. 1paf 1910 olds.
Bucks many others 1912 Plymouth coach
doors and upholster, H0jt-Hak Auto Parts
= Mile Road between Woodward John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

'DLORFD SPECIAL tam trk IS
y ~ Rivt 5-I trims Singleton CA. 81 a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Tres----Used

USED passenger car tubes re 20 a.
sizes; no priority -nectct. -ELlGsione-
stores 5wt Cass avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

COLORED
COLORED-A GOOD BUY

OPEN DAILY. 2-7 T. NJ
Orleans, 1907 Immediate possession,
rms hath stove heat So 600, $500 On.
" n MORRISON To. q. 1856
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Motorcycles g. Bicycles
Boats and Equipment

WANT motorcycles or equities. Cash wait
INK. Fcw Kehoe Co. q6ef Grand RIVER.
Evening star., 1943-08-05

COOK, short order, specializing in seafood
best working conditions Pettit's Sea Food
Grill 3z16 l4th st. NV,
Evening star., 1943-08-05

sers and tailors for mems and women s
clothing and uniforms; experience neces-
sary; excellent starting salary, pleasant
working conditions. Apply TO Mrs. Schultz,
fourth floor, personnel office Of the Hecht
Co. 1th and F SIS
Evening star., 1943-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. DAVID B. TEAR, POI Charming st
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. FLOYD A. HAWKINS, 2S09 South
Goth St, Arl.. Va.
FROM THIS DATE l WILL NO LONGER
be responsible for any debts contracted by
any person other than myself ALEXAN-
DER ]. WEDDERBURN, 1st 1t. Signal
Corps. Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT COU-
non No. 30 on the first mortgage bonds of
the Washington Auditorium Corporation
will be paid upon presentation to the
American Security e. Trust Company,
Washington. D. C, on and after Friday,
August E, 1919.
WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM
CORPORATION
Rv. B l. COTTON President
Evening star., 1943-08-05
HELP MEN,

HELP MEN.
ALTERATION OPERATORS, filters, finish
clothing and uniforms; experience neces-
sary; excellent starting salary. pleasant
working conditions. Apply to Mrs. Schultz,
Co, 1th and sts.
APPRENTICE MACHINIsT, white. with
car, psrt-time outside work 5-day, week.
uni9n on seale Write giving full particulars
ARMATURE WINDERs, auto generator
and electric motor repairmen; good wages.
Electric Equipment Co, 9th and o NV.
AUTO OF. truck mecnanics wanted! We
high pay as anywhere in WASHINGTON! II
you do not consider yourself finished me-
shsnie, but have had mechanical sxperi; i,
give you the training necessary to make
you a top-flisht mechanic; Ask for Mr..
NV, or call Decatur 1910 for appoint
ment. Established over 20 years.
BAKER TO work part time, day or night;
GOOD pay. 2630 I4th st. NV.
BAKERS HELPER, experienced, good sal
BARBER. first class: good guarantee. Ap-
ply sos Pa. ave. sc.
BELLBOY, colored, sober and industrious
Apply Ebbit Hotel 10th and H sts. NV,
BIBLE SALESMAN: fastest seller on the
II % poeEet "hHSs daiiy iseorS BoR ssoT spsT Pso
BOY wanted, white, Mayflower Health
Club. 1915 st. NV.
BOY, colored, high school. to set printer
type. Noble Riley, 70s o st. NV.
BRICKLAYERs, hod carriers; top pay tc
1st and Wayne pl. Sc. off Nichols ave.
BRICKIAYERs7-4337 Nichols ave Long
Job. See La Sala.
. BRICKLAYERS WANTED at s. Capitol
and Danbury sts. Also at 1890 Nichols
ave. Sc.
CARPENTER, experienced, for part-timt
work. Olmstead Restaurant, 1896 G st. n W
CHEF, white or colored, at once Apply
a01 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
must be over i years of age; good salary
Giant LIQUOR Store. 35o6 Georgia ave. NV
CLOTHING MAN. experienced: no Other
need apply. Fields Clothes, 722 14th
st NV.
COLLECTOR, psrt-time evening work, ir
korthWeSt washington, Takoma Park anc
Silver Spring. Can earn 81 90 per hour
/ COOK, colored, steady. and reliable, full,
experienced. Apply Ebbitt Hotel 10th snc
II SITS. NV.
COOK, short order, LIST and 2nd: night snc
. relief work: STEADY employment. Gooc
salary. Wonderful opportunity for am
bilious man. Apply 1908 You st. NV
7 COOK white or colored), good salary
man Park Hotel, Conn. ave. and Woodle,
! COOK. short order: closed sundays ne
3 nightwork. Berens Restaurant, 626 i
2 st. NV.
s COOK, short order specializing in seafood
best working conditions. Pettit's Sea Foos
Gril. 3z16 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
bS. d D. COLIt tIN' fIEsIWFT
ERRETT G. SMITH, Attorney.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that, under a
certificate filed August 2, 1943, with the
Clerk. of the United States District Court
for the District of Columbia, the under
signed three persons. all of the residence
address: $500 Fessenden St, NV, Wash
ington, D. G., have formed limited part
nershp to be known as Mount Equipment
Company. with its present business ad-
dress: National Press Bldg, to conduct. in
the District of Columbia and elsewhere, a
seneral manufacturing, selling and leas-
ing business IN all sorts of personal prop
erty. The partnership is TO continue from
August ]. 1943, to July 81. 1868, inclu-
slve: and is to be under The management
OF the general partner. The general part
ner's contribution TO the capital OF the
company is $4,000; the aforementioned
limited partners contribution to its capital
is $4,000; and the second-mentioned lin
tied partners contribution 10 its capital is
$4,000. The limited partners are to be
liable only for the amounts which they
respectively have contributed 70 capatal and
are not to be personally liable for any of
the debts or obligations of the partnership.
JAY A. MOUNT, General Partner; ESTELLE
r MOUNT, Limited Partner; JAY M.
MOUNT. Limited Partner
Evening star., 1943-08-05

FINANCE COMPANY oper-
ating nationally has opening
for aggressive men aged 25 to
40 with or without finance
experience. Must have good
appearance and some sales
experience. Starting salary
depends upon amount of ex-
perience. Private industry
with assurance Of peacetime
future. Phone Mr.. Bond,
SH. 6870, for appointment.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
HELP MEN.
HELP MEN.
IMMEDIATE OPENING,
ASSISTANT MANAGER
RESTAURANT.

$50 week 10 start Must be aggressive
and thorough. Excellent opportunity for
ii available Immediately. Box 24s-s, Star
GARAGE MAN, capable of
assuming responsibility of
fleet, washing, greasing, tire
changing and minor repairs;
only those qualified need ap-
ply. Box 74-S, Star.
LINOLEUM LAYERS, sober
and fully experienced men,
$3.50 per day, 6-hr. day.
Box 249-S. Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-05

APPRENTICE MACHINIST, white, with
car, part-time outside work. 5-day week
Union scale. Write giving full particulars
u BOY 0IQ.G Star
Evening star., 1943-08-05

QUAINT ACRES.

Now open for the season. Home grown
vegetables in variety. Peaches: grapes
apples n season. Combine orders with
neighbors Silver Spring, Colesville I'd
route %. mi from District. SH. $50
Evening star., 1943-08-05

ARMATURE WINDERS, auto generator
and electric motor repairmen; good wages.
Electric Equipment Co, 9th and o NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
HELP MEN Cont.

COOK, coored, experienced good hours
good money, no Sundays. Capitol Cafe
1908 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
SITUATIONS MEN g. WoMEh.

Ut TEVNTFSINJ NEN q VVFWEN,
ARC WELDER, exp. rec, full or part
time. Write 1874 18th st. sc. 5'
COLORED COUPLE wishes quarters in
small apt; man employed elsewhere. Will
work mornings and evenings. Call between
Q and 10 pm. RE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
HELP MEN.

ESTABLISHED LIFE INSURANCE DEBIT,
salary and commissions. If you are will
ing to work. nothing to prevent your
making good money Room 300 l422 K
st. NV D
INTERESTED in interviewing man for in
dustrial and ordinary insurance work.
Debit established. Reasonable earnings to
start. Excellent opportunity. Bond re-
quired If interested in insurance future,
call MA. 7Tl6 for appointment.
PORTER, COLORED. IN MEMS FURNISH =
INGS STORE: GOOD STEADY JOB. MU
TUAL STORES. COR. 9th AND SITS. NV.
SALESMAN, MEMS FURNISHINGS STORE,
EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL; PERMA-
NENT POSITION, SPLENDID OPPORTU-
NIFTY MUTUAL STORES, CORNER 9th
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-20

points in their drive toward Tag
anrog, southern defense anchor OF
the Germans 1941-1942 winter line
the midday communique said.
Front dispatches reported that
the Germans already had begun the
evacuation Of Taganrog, while
throwing only partly-recovered
wounded into battle in an effort to
cover their rear.
The Russians crashed through a
new German defense line and CAP
tured a number Of large towns west
Of Krasnodar In the northwest Cau-
casus, where q sizeable German
force has been penned in an ever
narrowing pocket against the Black
Sea.
The midnight communique re-
ported the capture in this area of
PopovichevSkaya, 80 miles north
northwest Of Krasnodar and Novo-
nicholaievskaya, II miles farther
northwest.
In the Axis salient midway be-
tween the Sea of Azov and Kharkov,
Soviet troops storined into a large
town west Of Rovenki, 35 miles be-
low Voroshilovgrad, the midday
communique said. Fourteen Axis
guns were destroyed and many
stores seized. In another sector,
seven German tanks and 200 Of
ficers and men were annihilated In
abortive enemy counter attacks.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-20

from the bomber command and
three from the Army cooperation
command.
The Wilhelmshaven raid was the
18th this month on Germany. Twice
before the Raj struck at Wilhelm
shaven. The other principal target
has been the key German indus
trial city Of Cologne, which has
been raided twice.
The bombers also paid their 95th
visit of the war to Hamburg, Ger
many's second city, whose shipyards
and war factories make 1t a kingpin
in the Axis submarine offensive.
The otter six raids were directed
against unidentified cities in Ger
many's industrial Ruhr and Rhine
land, many Of which are wholly or
partially engaged In turning out
parts for U-boats.
u. s. Flying Fortresses also raided
northwest Germany in daylight
Feb. 4 and American and British
planes have hammered repeatedly
at the Nad submarine base at Lori
ent, France.
Germany, meantime, continued
her feeble raids on Britain. Two
raiders bombed coastal districts IN
northeast Scotland last night, caus:
ing little damage and only small
number Of casualties.
Other German planes raideo
Scotland last night for the first
time since August 1912. Slight DAM
age to two small fishing ports was
reported.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-20
FINLAND SEEKING
PEACE WITH REDS
CONTINUED from Page d

known, however, that Is not the
limit Of Finnish aggressors. They
themselves have said repeatedly that
their ambitions embrace not only
Soviet territory almost up to the
UrAl Mountains, but also part Of
Swedish and Norwegian territory.")
The Helsinki newspaper Suomen
Sosialdemikraatti said that zone Of
the most important tasks Of the re-
constructed government will be to
find the right moment for Finland
70 decide to detach herself from
war"
Another Finnish organ cited the
Social Democratic party's resolution
to "avoid an overbearing, insulting
attitude toward other countries"
The resolution, the organ said, GER
tainly referred to Britain, with
whom we are formally at war but
with whom we have no quarrel" 1t
hoped friendly relations would soon
be restored between Britain and
Finland.
IIelsingin Sanomat said Ryti's re-
election ought to be studied against
the background Of the resolution,
and underlined demands for more
intimate relations between the
northern states and the United
States.
Most London observers believed
that Finland had already put out
feelers through Sweden, which
wants q separate Finnish peace to
prevent the wars spreading in Scan
dinavia.
Swedish observers in London
though, however, that Sweden was
unwilling to ask the United States
TO use its influence with Russia,
until the Films place in Sweden's
hands the absolute conditions under
which they are willing to withdraw,
Msgt observers believed Finland
was not hiding a desire OF get out
of the war, but believed Russian
conditions were too stiff, If the Rus
SLAMS were willing to negotiate.
There also was the factor of seven
GeEuaan divisions (105,000 mem in.
Finland. but some observers be-
liexaa the Germans would be glad
Of IN opportunity to withdraw them
for other fronts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-20
WOMEN INJURED
IN AUTO CRASH
Driver Held on Charges
Following Police Probe
Of Accident

Mrs. Joseph Dunn Of briggs street,
one Of trio Of women pedestrians
struck by car on Thcmaston ave-
nue., as they were walking home
last night, was on the danger list
at Waterbury hospital today. All
Of the women sustained head in
juries, but hospital authorities said
those Of the other two, Mrs. John
McAfee, and Mrs. Bernard Sieser-
man, both Of 1880 Thomaston ave-
nue., were less serious.
Police said Leonard B. Pope, %,
Of 1894 West Main street, driver Of
the car, Is charged with reckless
driving. According to Sergeant
Joseph Petit Of the motor patrol,
who investigated the accident, the
women were walking north on
Thomaston avenue and the Pope
car, proceeding in the same direc-
ton, struck them and apparently
dragged one or more several feet.
Two Of the women were taken to
the hospital In the waterbury hos
pital ambulance ana one In the po-
lice ambulance. Mrs. McAfee has a
leg injury and Mrs. Seiserman RIB
and leg injuries,