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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-16
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or boy. Good pay. No Sunday work.
Mats Tasty Luncheonette, 2 Bank
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WANTED COOK-White, for family
in WATERFOWL, sleep in. permanent
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Evening star., 1943-11-13
; More CIeansers
Here Sued by 0PA

The Office of Price Administra-
ton late yesterday filed three more
civil suits against cleaning estab-
lishments charging violation of OPA
regulations and asking for injunc-
tions to prevent future violations.
Two of the suits charge violation
of both ceiling prices and of price
posting regulations. The third
charges only violation of a posting
regulation.
The two charged with violating
both the price ceiling and price
posting regulations we're listed as
Henry Sickle, said to be operator
of a retail dry-cleaning business at
2l3 D street NV. and Jacob Cohen,
described as operating retail dry
cleaning establishment at 227 D
street NV.
Fay Dickstein, described as trad
ing as the Parkview Hand Laundry
and operating a retail dry cleaning
and laundry business at 1916 I street
N. w., was charged with the price,
posting violation.
On Wednesday, suits were filed
against six other dry-cleaning and
laundry establishments charging
violation of ceiling prices. Like yes
terdays suits, those suits also asked
for injunctions.
The suits have all been filed in
behalf of the Price Administrator
by John L. Laskey, District enforce
ment attorney, OPA, and Assistant
Enforcement Attorneys Carl w.
Berueffy and J. Grahame Walker.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
Cafe Worker Gets Jail Term
For Draft Test Evasion

Roy J, Maushardt, IS, dishwasher
yesterday was sentenced by Justice
David A. Pine of District Court tc
serve from six months to two years
on a charge of failing to appear for
a pre-induction examination, in vio-
lation of the Selective Training and
Service Act.
Justice Pine also sentenced three
colored men to serve from one tc
three years each on assault charges
They included:
Elisha K. Edmonds. At, who
pleaded guilty to stabbing Eliya
Pajagich, g., with a knife in the
latters store in the 900 block of
Fourth street NV; James Wilson
%, of the 1000 block of Fourth street
S.W., who pleaded guilty to stabbing
his wife. and Odell W. Phillips, 30
of the 400 block of Ninth street S.W.,
found guilty by jury of shooting
Banham I, Taylor, "a, colored. of
the 1900 block of South. Capitol
street while in house in the 900
block of First street S.W.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
Winant's Flying Pals
Hope Rest Of Crew
Also Missed Death
Eu thu Associated prncc


A UNITED STATES BOMBER
BASE IN ENGLAND. Nov. 13.-Lt.
John G. Winants flying pals and
the crewmen who serv1ced his Fly
ing Fortress were overjoyed today to
learn that he was safe although a
prisoner in Germany.
IT'S wonderful news" exclaimed
Col. Edgar M. Wittam, Portage, Pa.
commanding officer of the 22-year-
old pilots station.
1T also provides us with much
hope for the remainder of our men
who went down on the Muenster
raid" he added.
I'm awfully happy to hear about
1t. Winant certainly was a good
boy commented Maj. Robert o.
Good, Springfield, Ill.,, 1t. Winant's
squadron commander.
Ground Crew Chief Elated.
But probably the happiest man to
hear the news was the chief of the
ground crew that serviced 1t,
Winants bomber, Tech Supply" on
the 13 raids the former Princeton
student participated in before he
was shot down.
Sergt John w. Hoffman, Dubuque,
Iowa, shouted:
Gee! That's great news. Simply
great. Winant is damn good scout.
Just can't say what it means to
guy to get news like that"
Also gratified and pleased was
Sergt. E. NJ Clark, Ellensburg,
Wash, who inspected and repacked
1t. Winant,s parachute before the
latter took off.
Chute Packer Happy.
I'm sure glad his chute opened -
ne said. 1T sort of makes you feel
like you're doing something worth
while"
Sergt. William Smith of Washing
ton, mechanic, said he had given
1t. Winant up for dead. Its good
news, very good,' he said. He and
his crew were swell bunch"
1t. Stephen Nehez, McKeesport,
Pa, recalled that before Winant
took off on the raid he experienced
trouble in starting his number four
engine.
Don't call this mission No. 13.
make 1t l2-B, told him." 1t. Nehez
said. Il was going to church that
day, and he said Say a prayer for
me- He wasn't nervous, though, it
was just another mission for him."
Evening star., 1943-11-13
Dr.. Nugent to Give Talk
Before Welfare Division

The Family and Child Welfare
Division of the Council of Social
Agencies will hear DR.. Rolf Nugent,
associate chief of the civilian re-
quirmentS branch of the Food Ad-
ministration, speak on consumer
credit at its first fall meeting at
l2:15 pm. Tuesday at the YWCA.
Edward L. Ackerman, former sec
retary of the Welfare Division, will
Introduce DR.. Nugent. A report on
the committe organization for the
year and introduction of committee
chairmen are scheduled for the bus
iness meeting.
Evening star., 1943-11-13

They sponge important whole galaxy Of
here and there what the DOING fovote
clever eneonero particular table very special spo-eoch
these enough for ot stop blessings the brief dinner
Dress with its skirt that stops short of being long, you
sd9e travel by or bus Blessings
this OCCASION look, when your ode
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Moving. & Storage

Our moving equipment is the
best. Special care taken of your
furniture and upholstered goods
In storage, such as moth proof.
ing and wrapping rugs and cush.
i.hs. City Transfer Co.. SO
Broadway, Mt. Clemens. Phone
1881 Service to and from De
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{. A. Kerner
1923 South Gratiot
Phone Mt. Clemens 54S1

Another beautiful story,
brick five room bungalow at
SO, 500 .00-Hurry.
Z room house with two car
garage, centrally located, at
$4,000, so foot lot.
10 room house on N Gratiot
with 4 room upper apt. Lower
can be made into two apis. at
low cost. Lot 80Xl77.
Brick Veneer 3 room house on
Market street Easily converted
into two family.
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BY; JOHN J. GINTHER.
Matte 49,

Dated July n le4a
july 2T-August s-lo-i1-M-L
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Legal Notices
UNITED STATES oF AMERICA
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN
snIfTHIRN nINIsION

ORDER FIXING DATE OF HEARING

civil DOCKET NO. SSJs
ORDER FIXING DATE or HEARING
United States Of America. Petitioner,
rs. l0OS4 acres 81 land in Harrison
Township Mscomb County. Michigan.
Thomas a. Danahey. g, al, Defendants.
Al session OF said Court held IN the
Federal Building IN the City of Detroit.
Michigan. this 23rd day OF July, a. D.,
i943
Present Honorable Edward j. Monet.
United States District Judge
In the above entitled cause the United
States of America having filed and pre-
sented 20 the Court rs petition a. COM
mencemeni OF Judicial proceedings %
take private property for the use and
tneft Of the public as easement for Is
wears over certain lands as described N
the declaration of taking for sVigsuon
rights and for related military and war
purposes. and II appearing 20 this Court
that SAID petition Is sufficient IN form
and substance. upon the motion OF Char
es Dg0y, Special Assistant United
States Attorney representing said Pc
uuoner. II IS hereby ordered.
A, That George NJ Read Clerk ~
this Court. be and ne hereby a. APP
pointed Guardian Al Item for all per
sons. u any, named 40 respondents IN
This petition concerning whom n is
known or shall become known tina, they
are minors. insane persons or incom-
pctent persons
b. That ne Monitor-Ieader. = nepspa-
per published IN Macomb County. Hich-
igsn, being tho county IN Which me land
described IN said petition Is located, and
in the Eastern District ~ Michigan. ne
and Il hereby IS designated ~ the neW'-
paper IN which copy Of this order shall
De published as prosyded ny law:
c. That this proceedings be held open
for determination Of just corpensa-
ton a. shall ne directed by thus Court
upon subsequent heatings thereof and for
such further. Other and different pro-
and as may appear iust ard appropri-
ate in the premises;
y That me 2oth dsv OF August. A y.
1919. be. and The same hereby "a. liked
as NNe nsy' or~nearlng on ms petition.
snd ali persons named IN said petition
Including hose hereafter listed are here
nv required 20 appear before this Court
a. 30 In the forenoon of SAID DAY and
show cause, n any hey have WHY me
PRAYER m Said petition should not be
granted such persons being:
Charles ?. Irwin
Georgia Irwin
Thomas A DAnAhey
Bertha Anthony
EDWARD MorNrr,
United states District Judge
Y District Court
Eastern District ~ Nichigsn. 90
hereby certify nat the foregoing -
true copy ~ the original on file in
This court and cause
GEORGE " READ.
Clerk
BY; JOHN J. GINTHER.
Deputy Clerk
Dsted July n lsA,
july 27-August s-io-ir-M-L
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Insurance

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do Be prepared. Insure today
with Robt Axtcll State Farm
Insurance. Auto Fire-Life. 1871
South Ave. Dial 1864, Mt. Glenn
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WIdt & Warner
Barron Bldg. above First
-''''- National Bank
Phone Mount Clemens 894l

rooms and bath. lot 52Xl85.
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price ,250-S750 down.
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772. acres on IS Mile road,
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acres on Moravian drive,
near Mt Clemens, 200 #. front
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acres adjoining Mt. 'emens,
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500 down.
Lots l00x36O, ! block from
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balance easy monthly payments.
WE SELL STATE LANDS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
100000 Sailors
On Freighters in
Sicily Invasion

When the Allies invaded Sicily,
10000 merchant seamen manned
the more than 1000 supply ships,
It was pointed out today al the
"Safety-At Sea- exhibit at Crow
leyS
The exhibit. which continues
through Saturday, is aimed at
spurring enlistment in the mer-
chant marine and StreSsing the
vital part that merchant Seamen
are playing in the war.
Those visiting the exhibit will
he shown the tremendous strides
made by the Allies IN smashing
the submarine menace 10 merchant
vessels and will also be told of
the many advantages of life in the
merchant marine.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

people knew we were speaking
the truth.
To-day, l rejoice, not only for
the people Of Italy, but for our
soldiers. Each day the war Is
shortened. lives are saved. Re-
member today that almost
million boys of Italian ancestry
are wearing blue and khaki for
the Stars and Stripes.
They've played a fine part in
the move into Sicily and Italy.
/ have implicit faith I'm the fair
ness OF the United Nations. I
know the Atlantic Charter
amply guarantees Italy's sover-
eign rights. We're happy that
after 90 years Of Fascist night
mare, Italy Is finding peace.
II left Italy in 1923 when
Mussolini first came TO power.
i saw Fascism rising. II was
terrifying. see II fall with a
full but happy heart"
SPOKE THE TRUTH
Frank Loverde, florist, com.
my oldest son left for TT.
Custer yesterday. He Is IL. My
whole family was vitally inter-
ested In my broadcast to Italy.
We were proud to be a part of
it. We believe il helped. The
numbers of us who talked must
have convinced those who heard
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
BrOuAcusfs HeLped. Detroit Italians SNU

happiness In the world today
for anybody until we finish this
Job and win the war"
IT'S GREAT NEWS
DR. Vincent Mancuso, 1883 f.
Grand Blvd, commented:
1T Is great news. But there
Is n lot more fghting ahead OF
us. ! was glad TO be on the
short wave broAdcasts to Italy.
Maybe, some day, well know
just how much weight our words
carried. I believe II was lot,
for there were hundreds of US.
And we spoke from the heart"
Said the Rev. V. PanlzZoli, pas.
tor of the Italian Baptist church;
1T should have been done be-
Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

boys OF my parish are now In
Sicily with the u. 3. Army.
have written them today and 1
hope 10 hear from them soon
and 20 hear from my brother
who is mayor Of a small town
In Italy.
when I spoke on the radio
for the Times, in my mind 1
was speaking To my brother
there. 1 wanted TO tell him and
his friends how we here In
America thought and believed.
II am proud that our words
helped our boys In arms TO gain
this victory.
LETTER FROM SOLDIER
Joseph Raiti, 3444 Montclair,
accountant. asserted:
"Only three weeks ago, i re-
ceived n letter from an Ameri-
can soldier In Sicily. He had met
some OF my relatives and they
took him TO dinner at my
mothers home. The soldier
wrote TO me TO say all was we'll
with my family. IL was the first
word I had had since before
Pearl HarbOr.
"As 10 the present peace, I
believe there will still be plenty
OF hard fighting to drive the
Nazis out OF Italy. I pray the
Italian people will fight with us
toward that end, for there Is no
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
By VERA BROWN

Detroiters of italian ancestry
today sought out their churches 10
say prayers of thanksgiving for
the peace which had come TO their
motherland.
Hundreds, when they first read
Gen. Eisenhower announcement
of the peace, spoke just two
words:
Thank Cod"
All agreed that the war in
Europe had been materially
shortened by the Italian peoples
insistence on immediate peace.
Most Italian churches today and
tonight are holding special serv-
ices of THANKSGIVING.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Pershing Comments
On Surrender Of Italy

WASHINGTON. Sept 9 GNS)
Gen. Pcrshing from his Wash
inCton home az Walter Reed Hos
pital today made this succinct
statement on the surrender of
Italy:
That's what we have been
fghting for. The bare fact Is
there and what need Is there
for comment 30
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
CREDITS BRoADCASTS

But happiest among the city's
Italian-Americans are those who,
in July, joined with The Detroit
Times and other Hearst news
papers TO broadcast short wave
personal appeals for peace, beamed
10 Italy.
Andrew Maglia, mural painter
Of 9248 N. Martindale, who helped
organize the broadcasts, declared:
Eve can't help but feel our
broadcasts were an important
part in the peace negotiations.
There was such huge mass OF
personal appeal that the Italian
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

and II he il
found guilty
should be
treated As a
c q m m O n
criminal IL
treated NV
litt le son
asked me be-
fore I went
70 Niackinac
ISIaud a If
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Take back
and restore as
much as pos
sible all the
wealth he has
stolen. Then
give him the
rest Of his
natural life at
hard labor 30
he will have
plenty of time
10 think about
what ne did
so the world
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

ton we hang
m II r d ererS,
and certain
ly MusSolini
has been the
cause OF the
death of "A
great many
p e Ople. He
$ h o uld be
b rO ught TO
trial speedily
a n d I N q
u n n iShment
should fit hi
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Roman con
q u g ers Of
the past were
nneted out a
fitting "A II d
proper pun
ish ment by
the rest of
the w Orld q
{ h a I fought
back. Well,
the world IN
fighting back
a & a inst an
~
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
'Nazis Not Licked'-Davis

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (UP)-
Elmer Davis, director OF the OWL,
today limited his comment on the
surrender OF Italy 10 five words;
1--WE haven't licked Germany
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Nations don't
e ct so TT
when the wBr
il over, hut
carries out
its previously
n n n n u need
d eel ion 10
punish all the
guilty. When
victory h as
been achieved
we might al
lOW the mat
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

they catch Hitler will he be
given q trialS' said he would.
Would they give him taTT
trial. daddy And | said that
/ thought they would, even II
ne il a common criminal"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

ter of furnishing the criminals 10
slip a hit. II we are going 10
discourage the Caesars Of the
future from getting off the re-
servation, the time is now with
our present tfn-horn CaeSer."
julius Rubiner, broker, 1724
3urhnGamo:
"JIe has "A riphf 10 n fair trial,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
History tells

other ambitious Roman em-
peror, his empire has fallen,
HUd fF, tUU, ShOUtdF bU punished
in the same way
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

\Dorald Patterson, pGlouteS t\-
peCt, Fort Shelby Hotel,
eve should not let our iuSti-
fed hatred for Mussolini cause
his death by an assassin. Ills
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

career af in
{ o r national
crime merits
justice from
An in terna-
tinhai court.
His Il e a I h
should stand
for all time
aS a warning
to future @
would he die
tatOrs " h q
hiuk the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

NiuSSolini. ~
breaking up
4 m @ can
families My
own brother
il cav Ing
shortly for
camp a n d
like the rest
Of the Aneri-
can people,
my fa FnilN
will n ct
forgive Mus
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

solini for the brutal and costly
war he helped start. He must
be punished by the whole
world"
Leo Fitzpatrick, manager Of
NJR
II hone the victorious United
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

world is their oyster. l fought
in the last war and don't he
lieve-. that the world treated
those guilty for that war in a
proper manner. However. every
one in the world is affected by
this global conflict, aud no one
viii forget what has happened
and who is responsible.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

~ plain re-
citAl Of crimes
committed by
BenitO Mus
SOlini against
society and
he nations
of y urO p e
should nc read
aloud i'm an
international
court so the
whole world
i'll X n o W
what he did
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

that we were speaking the
truth.
"FOr us all IL means the war
is shortened, IL means lives are
saved. IL means Italy will
again he n free democratic
country"
BROTHER WITH YANKS
Said the Rt, Rev. Msgr. Giuseppe
Ciarrochi, pastor of Santa Maria
Church and editor Of La Voce del
Popolo:
To-day, my own brother Is
serving in Sicily with the Amerl-
can army. Naturally, 1 am happy
that the italian people will no
longer he victims of prolonged
butchery which served only
Nazi purposes.
'I pray that Italy will finally
rid itself OF NaZi troops and
German influence, IL was
privilege to broadcast TO my
native land. We believe our
words may have helped con-
vince Italian men and women
of our honesty of purpose"
PRAYERS OF THANKS
The Rev. V. A. Castellucci, pas
tor of the Italian Methodist
church, said:
Tonight, my parishioners
will come 10 church for special
services Of Thanksgiving. Six
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
"IIe has a right to fair trial,

and | would
be AtnenE-tite
first 10 de-
uand one for
him, although
he is n guilty
as any one in
history for "A
crime against
the world. l
beIieV he
: n o uld d h q
give en- h g
most severe
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

punishment that can be given a
gangstcr."
" r. Spring. Gladwin, official
Of the PotoSkcy Portland Cement
Co
History tells u$ that the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Fair Trial Urged
For NEuSSOIini

E5aen l. Rosen 300 Roohcs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

OF PCnInSular
{ trucilon
c era n d
Rapids:
give him
I n q = a I'M q
consideration
now b in <
given Col.
W liam T.
{ Ol m a n at
- elfrid q ge
Field. J. ct
him stand on
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

That, and his punishment should
be put down In an enduring
manner for all the world 10
see and for future generations
60 take as a warming"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

David L. Rodgers, general pas
senger agent, D&C Navigation Co. t:
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

should fit his crimes against
the world"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

his record In an international
trial. That will take care Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

T. C. Van Dyke executive
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
'Tn the state Of Washing

Gov. Arthur B Langhe Of
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Congress Heights Group
Hits Housing Authority

The Congress Heights Citizens
Association, in meeting last night,
Endorsed the recent report of the
Housing and Rent Control Commit
tee of the Federation of Citizens
Associat tions, which called for
liquidation of the National Capital
Housing Authority.
The report. approved by the Fed
Grafton last Saturday, did not ques-
tion the integrity, enthusiasm or ef-
ficiency Of the Housing Authority
officials. but charged the Authority
has failed in its original purpose
of eliminating slum areas here. A
corresponding stand was taken re-
Gently by the Southeast Council of
Citizens Associations.
Other business of the Congress
Heights associations meeting last
night included discussion of a pro-
posal that the Congress Heights
area be rezoned from residential"
to "semirestricted," prohibiting the
construction of flats or apartment
buildings. The proposal, initiated
by the association, will be given a
hearing January by the Zoning
Commission.
j. Louis Gelbman presided over
the meeting at the Congress Heights
School