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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-03

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-03
WORLD TRAVELLER

Robert Permane, young New Jer- sey apprentice jockey, is the son of a theatrical couple who toured the world. His trips include Aus tralia, Europe and the Fiji Islands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-03
Listed below is my All Star team:

Line Average-193 lbs. Backfield Average-170 lbs. Average Height-5-6. Age-22 years.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
ne. Sruppen ~berengern
RorriOOr in Snnefen
gerbimbmng 5iuiideu &Ommel nnb
Nrnim gefGbrOet

Telomari6oa &ommel bat bis
her feinen meiteren 8eriud geinoht,
Sic omerifaniIden Eruppen oes De
neroIs 9otton Ourh einen @egen-
onariff a~uf5ubaltef, Die ibn nun
BON 0orotunelien ob3ul6neioen oro-
ben u1o i'm apingen mOgen, an Der
Woretb=9inie ieinen lebten StanO gu
MAIDEN. Man permutet, 0uB letne
8on5ertruppen our6 ben britllfen
Mnqriff I'M Siioen boa bei6dfttgt
lin0. IS lit aud mOglid, oaB er
ouf einen Itrategiid giinltigeren au-
qenblid gu einem @egenidlag bofft.
Die britii6e gldte @rmee unter
General Montgomerp begann ibre
Sffenlipe gegen oie Maretbliuie ON
uergangenen Somstag nit einem
inteniiDen Mrtilerie- un0 Suft=Bom-
baroemenf. Sbre 0perotionen ma
den, tDie Elm britii6er 8eridt mel
set, obefrieoigen0e 6orti6ritte".
Nmerifuner unb griten nGbern iid
eimanOer
Hatton uno Montgomery iino Nun
meniger ais 20 Naeilen poneinanoer
entfernt. Die beioen Seerfiibrer be-
a6iidtigen offenbor, in Der adbe
BON @obes am eleidnamigen @olf
3uIammen3utreffen. 9ie i1meriten
Sample ipielel iid iest in Der Nabe
oes 5lrgplabes BON 81 Sauna ab,
oas 20 Meilen peItlih BON @abes
liegt.
Sn 9~orotuneiien baben Die @aiier-
ten Oagegen einen @iididlag erlitten.
@eneraaeutnant 4noerions britii6e
i. @ruee tpuroe aus Nafia, Az Waei-
len iiioiDeiflicb bon 8i5erte, auf cine
Steau1g 3iDei Meilel oItIi6 oeS
iuiHtigen 9idebel Mrioo, einem @es
birgspaB, 0uriidgetrie6en. 9ur6 Die
fortgeiebten 8orltoBe unO 5ortidrit-
te ser 9eutlden i'm Noroen entitebt
nunmebr cine @efabr fir Die .aliier=
ten Nn1i6ublinien entlang Der Mit-
telmeer=&iiite
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
Mtlantit bleibt nod
i6weres ns8OOtprOblem
llniere @eleit5iige uerliereu bGnfia
Sdiffe

uniere Mnrine ma6t befannt, oaB
Ser amerifanii6e 6radter ugitp Of
Stint, Der Dor @intritt Mmeritas
in Sen &rieg bon einem oeutiAen
G6iff gefapert mo ipater mieoer
freigegeben Duroe, bon einem I'm
terieeboot Der Mdie auf Dem mittle-
rem Mtlantif torpeoiert un0 perlenft
morDen lit.
Die 9erienfung bes SAiffes mar
i1on friiber befannt gegeben NOR
ben, ober niht Der Mnme beS S9if=
fes. @elunfen lit oas Shiff ihon
i'm Sanuar. Die l1eberlebenben
muroen in philadelphia gelanbet.
9ie ygitD of Stint" mar elm 5000
9onnen groBes Shiff.
DemtIder geridt melbet nemerlid)e
&erienfungen
Ser mittlere Mtlantii6e Ocean
bilbet elm groBes 9robIem fir Die
Maiierten, Oa in oiefem M6ihnitt ID
re aonuois ben ansriffen ourd I'm
terieeboote Der Mdie am itdrfiten
mlsseiebt iino.
Die MQiierten tperoen 5ufiinftig
ale &rGfte oarauf ton5entrieren, oa=
ielblt Die Eaudbootgefabr mirfiamer
3u befdmpfen.
@eleit5iige iino auf Der Witte bes
G3eans obne 2anbiAub, oa Slug
5euge un0 observation-disclosures bohitens
$50 bis 800 Wfeilen melt BON Der
Giiite o~perieren. @tpa 400 Meilen
iino ungeiAiibt, unb Die SAiffe Ell
mes 3uges iino gang auf lire eige-
ne 8efpaffnung unb Die begleitenoen
3erltorer unb &orpetten angemieien.
Sn einem oellti1en &unofunt Der
aus Dem &auptquartier oes 5iibrers
itammte, wuroe angefiibrt, Dab oeut=
Idle Sanhboote ben gr0Bten nno err
folgreiditen Angriff segen einen ait
ierten Ronpoi auf Dem Mtlantif un-
ternommen un6 80 Shiffe un6 Ell
men 3erit0rer perienften. Ser Rampf
nit Dem @eleit5ug babe mebrere
Gage geoauert. Snsgeiamt ioQen
Der oeutihen Meloung nod, felt benz
1. M1r5 100000 Eonnen aaiierten
G1iffSraums perienft tporoen iein.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
@bmarem MattOMierung
fit fOmmenOe WtOnate
SedBebu wDdjentlidJc 8nnfte
fir iebe TeriOu

9ie Hotionierung BON 5leilh,
Sale, Butter uno Speiie0l miro am
30. Wtara beginner.
Seoe 8eripn obne llnterldieo III
res alters miro pro @o6e Is 8nnt.
te fir ale oieie neli rationierten Se-
6ensmittel sur @%erfiigung baben.
6eItItebenoe 6leiidrationen pnroen
nibt feItgeiebt, loroern Oas Bubli-
fun miro ie naAoem, pie eS feline
8unft3abl ionit nod u%erpenoet, mebr
ODER peniger 5leii6 faufeu fonnen.
@idaro i6aBt ieooA, OaB Der $50
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pro 9erion 2 Yfuno
6leii6 iein miro. 9ie Menge lit
bier fernerbin aud bon Der aualitat
Ser gefouften 6leii6art abbGngig.
Suppenpiirfel un0 6leil6ertraft,
bic beioe bislang niAt nit 8ii6ien-
Iuppen unter Die &ationierung fie-
len, fommen nunmebr bel Der 6leil6-
rationierung oarunter.
5ii1foniernen meroen nun oth
rationiert, aber friihe, %gefrorene, &C.
rduderte, eingelal5ene uno eingeidu-
erie Slide bleiben iueiter fret.
9lu6 ni9t ale &dlearten falen
unter oie &ationierung: Sartfaie
mie S1mei5erfdie ODER nMmerican
gbeele" fallen oarunter; aber ale
@ei6f1ieiprten uie Cream gbeeie,
Cottage Gbeeie, 9rie un6 2imburger
Safe fino ni6t r~ationiert, oa iie lei@t
peroerbli1 iino.
@efliigel uno @ilo iino nod nidt
rationiert, sar3 eleid Oh frii9 ODER
als &oniernen.
Gin5el6eitem nod nid)t befannt
@as man i'm ~ein5elnen fir feline
16 @o1enpunfte nit Den rotten Sui
pons erbalten miro, itebt nod niht
felt. 9as Office Of Hrice Momini-
Itration~ miro oie 2ifte Der neuen
Hunftperte per0ffentli1en, Gbnli9
ser 2iIte, Die es bel Den erIten @a-
Encouragement oes 8ubes Scr. 9,
ben &onierpen berausgebra1t bat.
&~eltnurantS meroen meiterbin ibre
&linoen beoienen f0nnen, obne oafiir
BON .ibnen &lpons ein5uforoern, aber
aud ibre 8elieferung miro bon ser
'8eb0roe bei1nitten meroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itUrris gesen
ben YrGiibenten

8rdiioent &ooiepelts Grnenmng
Oes friiberen @ouperneurs SSames
9. aareo bon Seras gum &i9ter I'M
5iinften &reisappeageri1tsbof MUIR
oe neulid borlaufig blodiert, ais Ser
Suiti5ausiduB oes Senats ii1 mei-
gerte, Die fir einen giinitigen 8e-
rid)t notfuenoige Maioritat bon
Stimmen 81 erteilen.
@egner Der grnennung bebaupten
es banole ii6 Inn cine upolitii@e
Ius5ablung~, ba Maero iid) per=
oient gen1adt babe, inoem CT ais
@egenfanbioat oes Genators S'Da-
MEL III Seras aufsetreten lit, Ser iid
peri6ieoentlid Der &egierungsmaB-
nabmen pioerieBt bat.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
&uRen berDa9tigtm
japamii6en 8eri9t
Sic mnd)cm iidj WeSnnfen iiber Sers
ienfnng eines SOmjetfrahters

uIram0a~ oas omtli1e Organ
Ser 4ommuniltiIden Bartei, erflGrte
neulid, iapaniide 3eitungen bdtten
falldliherpeiie bier Somiet-S eeleute
oobingebenO bintergangelL 0aB ibr
Sdiff Soda bon einem amerifani-
lden ltnterleeboot i'm Sit1ina-Wfeer
uerIenft nuroe, mGbren0 tatI16lid
ser 6rohter 5pei Gage Dor ieiner
@erienfung bon ben Sapanern atlge-
balten uno our6luht wuroe. u8rap-
ga" 300 oielen aus @laoimoitof fom-
men0en geri6t Der EoB=Ngentur
groB alf.
&aoio Sofio bate am Ia. MGr5
erflGrt, Dab Ser Somiet- 5radter
Soda" bon 5000 Sonnen in Der
Naht oeS II. 6ebruar bon einem
amerifaniiden llnterlee6oot i'm Sft-
dina-Meer t~orpeoiert ltno berienft
muroe. Bier eri6opfte Seelellte iei-
en- BON einem japaniiden ariegS-
idiff gerettet moroen.
uYratuOa" be5tpeifelt nngeblide
amerifaniIde llntat
Ser n9ropoa" =geridt bate fol-
genben @ortlaut: nSnfprmationen
Ser 5ernoitliden Sdiffabrtslinie 3u-
folge peroffentli6ten iapanilde Bet
tilngen fiir5lih Die Nnfiinoigune bon
Der 3orpeoierung uno 8erienfung
oes Soipiet-S 6iffs n&olu" am II.
6ebrllar, Oas BON @looipoltof mad
&omidotfa u%ntertpegs mar. Na9
ben iapanii1en 3eitungen lino bon
Der 73=f0pfigen 8eiabung nur bier
Wfann gerettet moroeu, oie Elm iapn=
.niihes ariegsidiff bara, 8mei Sas
ge Dor Der 0erienfung NOR oas I'M
ter 8adait fabrenbe Sdiff BON ia
paniiAen 8eboroen in Der Giuibima=
StroBe aHgebalteu uno 0urdiudt
moroen.
uGie iapaniihen 3eitungen oNia=
BIZ unb uNippon Zines" per0ffent=
lidgten ein Snterniem, oas aigebli6
BON ben bier lteberlebenoen Der per-
%ienften Soda eege6en lpiiroe. SSn
Dem Snteroiem Dllroe Den Sopiet-
Seeleuten fdli6lihermeiie oie 6eit-
lteailng 5ugeidrieben, oaB Die $50
la" angebli6 bon einem arnerifani-
i6en llnterieeboot perienft pllroe.
u9as Sauptquartier Der 5ernolt-
liden Sdiffabrtslinie meiit oarauf
bin, OaB auf @runo Der befannten
9atiaden iiber Die Gerienfung Der
u&ola" Die Mitteilungen Der ioponi-
iden 8reiie biniidtli6 Der angebli1
bon Somiet-S eeleuten gema6ten
AenBerungen feinerlei @laubmiir6ig-
felt peroient,"
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
Wteref mieOer
int Mnflage5utanO
N~msfibrlidere acknowledgement ieit
ieiner T~reiIaHnna

Sine neu erbo6ene Mnflage gegen
George SDlpeiter 8iered pirft Dem
angeblihen oeuti6en YropaganoiIten
Dor, oerihpiegen 81 baben, Dab er
bel ieiner beanitan0eten ~agitatori=
i6en Sdtigfeit ais 8eauftragter oes
oeuti6en A"llsmdrtigen amtes ban
oelte, uno Dab er in anoeren 5daen
feline 9lusfunft uiiber Ben oolen Inn
fang ieiner 8et6tigmg fir einen
ausldnoiiden guftraggeber" gegeben
babe.
Grei @nflagepunfte be3ieben iid
auf Die cine, orei anoere auf Die
5neite oieier Dem S6riftIteQer our
2ait gelegten llnterlaiiungen. Muf
ieoen oieier Bunfte fam 8iered i'm
Sale Der lleberfiibrnng cine SSdit-
Itrafe bon 8iDei Sabren @efdngnis
uno $4,000 erbalten.
@icberbOlnns ieines eriten YrO5eKeS
@iered muroe i1on 4nfang 1912
auf @rrno elmer dbnli1en 4nflage
Der 8erlebung oes Meloe5panges
fiir oausldnoii9e 4genten" ihuloig
befunoen. Nahoem er Elm Sabr Der
ibm oamals 5uoiftierten @efdngnis-
itrafe oerbiiBt bate. e~r5ielte er fiir8-
li6 cine SberbuhOesgeridts .@nti1ei=
oung nit Der S6uloiprl1 uno ltr-
tell I'M %porjdbrigen Yro5eB aufgebo-
ben muroen. @ieref ielber muroe
oenn aib in5wiihen aus Der Saft
entlaiien.
Gin5elbeiten Der Mnflage
Bon Der erneuten Antlage miro
8iered p%orgemorfen, ieiner3eit ge-
meiniam nit Yrescott Bennett an
ser GGtigfeit zines nMofe europe
Yap for @ar Debts Committee
ulo ebenio all ~oerienigen zines .SSs-
lanos for @ar Debts Committee"
teilgenommen uno fir 6oroerung
Der 3mede oieler @usidiiiie beoeu-
tenoe @eloiummen b~ergegeben 81
baben.
5erner loa 8ieref oaS 8erlags-
bans u6lanoers Sail. Snc." finan-
5iert uno geleitet baben, oas Bidder
beraus6radte wie n9oublecroB IN
Baleitine", u9oro 2otbian perius
2oro 2otbian", o9be SapleB Beers,
y8e mutt iape the &epublic" un0
Democracy OH tbe Nile".
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
8oti6atter bon MOltfe
itarb In @aOriO
Sim selans 1884 Der Yaft nit 3Olen

Ger gerliner Senoer teilte sln-
fangs 0ieIer ISOLDE nit, oaB Or.
Sans Moolf BON Moltfe, Der oertl6e
8oti6after in Maorio, bort om
|Sonatog I'M Alter bon SO Sabren
~geltor6en lit. @r peri6ieo infolge
elmer 8linooarmoperation.
Or. BON Moltfe, elm aarriere.
diplomat, mar am 80. NoOember
1884 ais Sobn oes preuBii6en
Stootsminiiters 6rieori6 b. Woltfe
uno @roBneffe oes 5~elOmori6aas
Selmutb, @raf bon Woltfe, ge6oren
moroen. 9ie 5amilie Itammte aus
Medlenburg. Na9 Dem 8eiu1 bon
@pmnoIien in Berlin, Sppeln unO
8otSoam it1t6ierte er an ben timber
IitGten Berlin, Seioelberg un0 So.
nigsberg. Den 8eltfrieg mahte er
al. 9berleutnant 3. 81. nit; er muir
De nit Dem @iiernen &reu5 auSge-
5eidnet.
Gr amtierte in Mtben, GDmitantimOpel,
@aridDam nnO GOn0On
Seine oiplomotiide 2auf6abn be-
gam 1908 als Hegierung -&eferen-
oor in Yotsoam. SIN Sabre 1914
fam er ais @tta1e an Die @eian0t-
l6aft in gltben uno i'm gleid)en Sab
re in oerIe[ben Giaenfhaft nah Son.
Itantinopel. No1 &riegsenoe iuiiroe
er 3un16it preuBiider @eiddftstrd-
ger in Stuttgart. SIN Sabre 1920
pertrat bon Moltfe oas Muspdrtige
gmt BEL Ser Snternationalen Abitim-
mung in Sppeln. gr muroe 1922
@itglieo Der @emiidten &ommiiiion
fir Sberi6leiien uno 1924 got-
|l6aftsrat in &onitantinopel. SIN
Sabre 1928 ernannte man i'm gum
Better Der Oltabteilung i'm Ausmdr-
tigen Mmte uno I'M Sabre 1881 gum
@eianoten in 8ari6ai.
Yulenpaft mar ieine @lan5leiitnns
0a6 Sitlers Ma1tergreifung ge-
lana es ibm 1884 in @ari6au ben
oeuti6en Yaft nit Yolen inter 9ad
uno Sad gu bringen, moour6 er Die
aufmerfiamfeit beS Heidsfan3lers
auf ii9 5og. 90 puroe er bort gum
8oti9after beforoert. uno erbielt I'M
MGr3 1888, na1 Der 8eforoerung
sSSoa6im bon &ibbentrops gum
@eids- @uBenminilter, oen gotidaf-
terpoiten in 2onoon ben er bis gum
&riegsausbrud ~innebatte. Bon Nolt-
fe febrte oarnad ms AuBenamt 8ll-
rid, no er getpiiie Sonoerdmter
periab.
Sir oen Soften in Maorio idien
BON Moltfe, 81 elmer 3eit, 0a Die
8~e5iebungen gu 5ranco Defenders
midtig maren, Der geeignetite Wann.
gr erbielt oieien Hoiten erlt am 1.
Sanuar oieies SabreS i'm 9erlaufe
ser lesten oiplomatii1en llmbeieb-
urgen oes Nei1es.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
Die yN"-8ld Antufabrer miifen
nod mebr iparen

Die 9tutofabrer in ben 0Ititaaten
miiiien iid BON ieBt ab nit GERM
geren @aiolin-Hationen begniigen.
Sir Snbaber bon 81 -9iidern be-
oeutet Dies einen S6nitt Inn genal
Die Salfte, oa ibre adt Drei Gallo
nen-&oupons nun genalt Die ooppel-
te 8eit pie friiber, ndmli1 bier 800.
note bis gum %. Suit reiden
miiiien.
Snbaber BON So uno nG"-9ii-
6ern iino oaourd biniidtli6 ibrer
81 @runorationen ebenio in Mit-
leioeni6aft ee8ogen. Nad Der 9e-
rednung Der SYa rei6t elm na"-
Bud nnnmebr nur nod fir 80 Mei-
len i'm Wonat.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26

alien Souriiten befannte 9aiiage
bon Der @de Inter 0en 2inoen
nod Der Jrieori9itraBe nit ibren
5ablreiden 2doen, in oenen Crime
rungen uerfauft tuuroen, lit gan3li1
5eritort."
giele 3ibiliiten aet6tct
Sn einem @obnbauie i'm 8erliner
Borort StegliB ioQen ALIEN so Ser
ionen ben 600 gefunoen baben. gi-
ne 5a6rif fir &eriteaung bon Mr-
mee-SaitDagen puroe gan3lih au-
Der 8etrieb geiest. Ser S6aoen in
ben Deitliden uno iiiomeltliden Ser
liner 8obn6e3irfen tpuroe ais iebr
idper beidrieben. Die idmeoiiden
@epabrsmdmer beri1ten, oaB BEL
Dem berridenoen itarfen @ino oas
5eller iid raid alisbreitete uno am
meiiten 5nr gerbeerung beitrug.
Gmpfeblen Sic bite bas rSonrnaI"
IN Chrnn 9~aNmAaaH.E-.V
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26

MpenfrGnter, 8lntbeleber, Seil6l
INNER frii6 81 baben I'M 8iiro bes
8aibingtou SOurHals
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26

@mpfeblen Sic bite bas uSonrnaI"
in Siren 6rennbesfreiienl
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26

{5ortiesuns aaf Der lesten Seite)
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
gapit befinOet iidJ better

2aut zines oeutiden @unofunfs
aus Hom lit in Dem 8efinoen oes
gapites 9ius oes 3m0lften cine
Befierung eingetreten.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-26
9eutI9e 0emerdle
bIeiben im satteI
Sitler Observation-Disclosures Gbnlid mie
nnIcr 8rGiiOent

Gas @rI6einen mebrerer boben
@ener1le u1to AOmir1le 3uiammen
nit aoolf Sitler neuli9 bel Der gel
oengeoenffeier in Berlin bat folget-
De grl1ilterung oeutl6er @ep1brs-
mdnner 81 Gage gebraht:
Sitter perbleibt ais Der SberIte
9efeblsbober Der oeuti6en @ebr-
madt in oemielbet Slime, in Dem
Yr1lioent HooIeoelt Der Oberlte Be
~feblsbabcr Der omeritonii6en Streit-
frGfte lit.
Gbef oes Sberfommanoos Der
8ebrinodt lit @eneralfelOmori6aa
@ilbelm 9eitel, Ser oieien Yolten
lett 3iuei Sobren befleioet. llnter
linn oienen ser Gbef 0es @ebrnlofts-
6iibriiugsita6s General 9lfreo Sool,
leit pieleu Sobren Sitlers milit1ri-
Idcr &atgeber; Der IteIlpertretenoe
Gbef oes 8ebrmoAts 5iibrlngsitabs,
@eneralelltitant @orlimont, uno ser
Gbef oes Armee-S alptquortiers
@eneralfelomari6oa 5rib Grid bon
Wanitein, Der i'm Often fommon-
oiert.
Bun Bud, Wiild, 3eibler, Rummel
iinO Observation-Disclosures
Inter ienen bier @enerGlen grlip-
pieren iid: @eneralfelomaridoa Sc
DOR BON Bod ais 9bef 0es 0berfom-
man5os oes Seeres, @roBaomiral
aorl 9oenib ols Gbef oes 0berfom-
monoos Der ariegsmarine uno Gene
.raloberit @rbaro 0iil6 ais Gbef oes
0berfommanoos Der 2ilftmoffe uno
&omrnel ais 6iibrer oes gfrifaforps.
Inter BON Bod oient General 4urt
3eibler. Der Ghef oes @enernllta6s.
Der ipdbreno oes @inters gum Nah-
bon @eneraloberit 5ron3 Sol
Der ernannt moroen tpar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

qulred to take physical educa-
ton and 10 get in condition.
The men pictured arriving az
the Faculty Club will soon be
enrolled in the navy's pre-flight
schools. First. however, [ hey
must take courses at Wayne
University 10 prepare themselves
for the technical training they
will receive before becoming
commissioned officers in the air
corps.
The nurses learning how 10
take blood pressure will soon be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

posts" reports DR.. David D.
Henry. executive vice president.
Illustrating the trend are the
pictures on this page.
Headed for Air Schools
The students swinging on the
horizontal bar over a pit arc en-
countering just one of the many
obstacles OF course designed TO
prepare them for military duty.
Every full time student - and
that includes the co-eds - In re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

come commissioned officers IN
the army or the navy. cor will
step into the depleted ranks OF
hospital STATS sorely in need Of
skilled hands.
Several divisions OF the uni
versity, OF VIII c h the medical
school is an excellent example,
have gone beyond the obvious
reviSions, however. and are MAX
ing a direct contribution TO the
problem raised by total war.
Their Menu Is MeatIess
The diet squad pictured on
this page is living entirely on a
meatless menu that features the
soybean in both solid and milk
forms. With m eat becoming
more difficult to obtain because
of the demands of the men in
service, the results of this inves-
LEGATION will be invaluable to the
harried housewife.
Just as valuable Is the re-
search of another group of doc
tors in wound and burn contam-
nation. New methods of treat
ing wounds on the battle fields
will be realized from this work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

WHILE there has been no fun
W damental hange in the
philosophy Of ed cation at
Wayne University. every depart
ment has attuned its program TO
the war effort.
There has been constant
revision the past year and "A half
in line with the government
need OF specialists, not only In
the armed forces but also In In
dustry and necessary civilian
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-02
BOAT CLAMBAKE
GOES over BIG
IFS Attend Footwear
Party at Baummer's;
Sports Feature

Naugatuck, Aug. about 125 at
tended the clambake of the boat
department of the U. S. Rubber
Footwear plant Saturday afternoon
at Baummer's on Field st. An ath-
letic program was one of the fea-
lures.
John Banno was general chair
man of the committee in charge.
Members of the food committee
were: Ernest Guelaksi, chairman,
Samuel Tummarello, Cell Sanders,
Ray Deegan, Carmella D'Ambrosi,
Kay Standbridge, Mary Noragong,
Eugenia Young, Elizabeth Van
Delft, Virginia Guelakis, Margaret
Cay, Helen Tacatch, Ruth Laguna,
Stella Pokoski, Mary Grant, Ernest
Patchkofsky and Nick Mariana.
The beverage committee included
Harry Haigh, chairman, Anna
Krempska, Frances Severson, Wal
ter Wezniak, Edward Jordan and
Bess Brew. The entertainment
committee consisted of Nick Mar
iano, chairman, Madge Mariana,
Lucy Kalvaitis, Mary Yaconi, Eve
lyn Novack, Gertrude Sullivan, Mary
Vito and Viola Evans. Ernest Patch
kofsky headed the transportation
committee and his assistants were
Anne Lovas, Tessie Calderone, jose
phine Martinez and Anna Calvin.
The ticket committee included
Mary Withers, chairman, Ann Tuz,
Josephine Fitzgerald, Alice McDer-
mott, Ernest Guelakis, Beulah
White, Minnie Gill and Lillian slime.
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|CAHILL RITES
WEDNESDAY $3.50
Ward Street Widow, Bor=
Ough Resident SIS Years,
Leaves Five Daughters

Naugatuck, Aug. 2-Mrs. Elizabeth
Cahill of $50 Ward street, widow of
Lawrence Cahill, died Sunday morn
ing at her home after few weeks
illness.
She was born in Limerick, Ireland,
and had been a resident of Nauga-
tuck for SIS years.
Mrs. Cahill is survived by five
daughters, Mrs John Deegan and
Mrs. Charles Finke, both of Maui
gatuck; Mrs. Albert Young of
Stonington, Mrs. Raymond WHEEL
er of Westerly, r. l., and Mrs. Jer-
ONE Piche of Willimantic; and a
sister, Mrs. James Walsh of Maui
gatuck.
The funeral will be held We'd
nesday at $3.50 a. m. from the Buck
miller funeral home, % Park place
to st. Francis church at 9 o'clock,
where a solemn high Mass of re-
QUEEN will be celebrated. Burial
will be in st. James cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home this evening from to 10 p.
M, and Tuesday from 2 to 10 p. m
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flying schools of the sprawling Gulf
Coast Training Center as thousands
of July graduates pinned on their
newly-won silver wings and turned
thoughts to the aerial battlefronts
of global conflict.
Functioning with the clocklike pre-
cision which each four and one-half
weeks produces enough fighting pi-
lots to devastate many Nozi NUM-
tons center or to obliterate a score
or so of Japanese jungle airdromes,
the Gulf Coast Training Center
already is concentrating on adding
the ultimate refinements to the fly
ing skills of another calss which will
be graduated in August.
Today's consolidated graduation
ceremonies transpire at Frederick
and Altus flying fields in Oklahoma
and at Aloe, Brooks, Ellington,
Pampa, Lubbock, Eagle Pass, Black
land, Moore and Foster fields, all in
Texas. Among the new fighting
pilots from the area is Douglas G.
Morse of West Main street. Ply
mouth, Conn.
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Borough Funerals

Naugatuck, Aug. 2 - The funeral
of Mrs. Charlotte (Moser) Miller,
wife of Edwin c. Miller of the
Naugatuck High school faculty, was
held Sunday at her residence, 1873
Cliff street, with Rev. Arthur F..
Lewis, rector of st. Michaels Epis-
copal church, officiating.
Burial will take place Wednesday
in Springville cemetery, Lafayette,
Ind.
The funeral of Mrs. Lila D. Mich
olas, II, widow of William H. Mich
OILS, was held today at 1880 D. m.
from the Buckmiller Funeral Home,
% Park Place, with Rev. Edward r.
Hance. pastor OF the Congregational
church, officiating. Burial was in
Fairview cemetery. New Britain.
A military funeral for Stanley
Gniaszdowski, of 100 Galpin street,
veteran of World War ] who died
Friday night in New York City, will
be held Tuesday at BIS from the
Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 800 North
Main street, Naugatuck, to st. He'd
wigs church at 8 o'clock, where a
solemn high Mass OF requiem will
be celebrated. Burial will be In st.
James cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home today from Q
to 10 p. m.
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COUPONS BEING
PLACED IN MAIL

Naugatuck, Aug. 2-The local ra-
ton board announced today that all
persons who have not received the
No. 3 ration books and all persons
who sent in applications but did
not receive their books may apply
at the local board after today.
The local board is mailing fuel
oil coupons for next year. Many
calls hae been received about the
value of the coupons. Coupons
bearing the words lone unit" are
valued at fifty gallons each The
unit value is subject to change as
with last years coupons.
The local board office is closed
each Tuesday in order to give the
clerks time to get volume of cleri-
cal work cleared up. The Office is
days and with persons calling at
swamped with telephone calls Tues
the office, which hinders the work
great deal. The Office staff
would appreciate it if the pubic
would keep this in mind
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today as pro. 'rty owners took adj
vantage of the last day In which to
pay their tax before interest of one
per cent will be added. The major
ity of owners of real estate have
paid, but there were many owners
of cars who had not paid up until
today, Mr. Fitzgerald said.
Well over $4,000 was taken in
Friday and about $4,000 was re-
ceived Saturday. The Saturday total
included check of $8,391.51 from
the Eastern Malleable Iron Co., last
major firm here to send in its
check.
The office was open only during
normal hours today, closing at
p. m. Ordinarily Aug. l is the final
day before interest is assessed but
because this date fell on Sunday
this year the extra day had been
granted