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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
SPEED.POWER

A new weapon has just been
added to the first category
weapon designed. moreover. for
offensive purposes. for the U. 8.
Navy Il not content to remain
on the defensive. The Navy Is
building great fleets OF Destroy
er Escorts which will search out
the maraudine U-boats and give
them the fight Of their lives.
The new DE craft. powerful
and speedy. Is somewhat Of a
cross, 1t is reported. between the
famed British corvette and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

tic we are still on the defensive.
Uncle Sans Battle OF the At
lAntic is being fought In three
ways; first. by conveys and pat
rol operations; secondly, by the
construction OF new merchant
ships to replace vessels sunk and
TO increase available tonnage
for our transatlantic life-lines
and, lastly, by striking through
the air at enemy submarine
bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
3-WAY FIGHT

Americas naval warfare has
long since passed to the offensive
In the Pacific, but in the Allan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Artists Sketches Tell
Secrets Of German Sub

and her Allies today the sub
intensified
~ productive the battle
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
(Sortiebung folgt)
er 8erliner 9orre1ponoent oes

Ser 8erliner 9orrelponoent oes
,,Spenifa Oasblaoet'' meloete, oaB
elm neues 9teidsgeles Ser 8oaenbung
entgegeniiebt, bas nur fir oeutid)e
9iirger iunerbalb oes &eides Gel
trng baben ioa.
9arnad miro es gltern CUR 8flidt
genladt, ibre ainoer i'm nationalilti'
iden Geiite au er5ieben, oamit iie oem
2anbe oienen fonnen. &i6ter iperoen
gnti6eibungen ,,nab freiem gr1neiien
,tnb in llebereinitimnung nit ser mo-
tionalio5ialiitii6en IS cit nibnuua1g
treffen''. 8iirger 1ibtoeutiden 9lu=
tes n1iiiien iib oem ug0lfergeiet, tpie
es BON Deutib1aato anerfan1t it,
1tlttertperfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
Remember-the longer
you keep War Bonds,
up to 10 years, the more
valuable they become.

oen. 8enn Ser Menid iibrigens ridt
cine obiidtlide 2iige allsgeipro6en
bat, I'M auf irgeno eine @eiie inn
Sriiben 5lt fii6en, 10 miro 9an1ian
audi iiber fltr5 ooer lang entoeft ner-
BEN; an Meiibe uno Sorsfalt bon mel
ner Seite Iotl es ni6t feblen."
2eonie b0rte nibt, mas er iagte;
tie mar 5u freuoig erregt. ,@ott eebe,
oaB Ser Sdreiber sic @abrbeit ge=
iproden bat", rief iie.
Gr. 8en5el lieB bieral1f bel Der
Grafin Srrna nadfrasen, ob ibr iein
geiu6 angenebn lei.
uTr. 8en5elr' idnarrte ite bic 8e~
|i6lieBerin an. u8elber boie @eilt
bat BEN bierber gebrabt? @ebe, Jag,
oem 9oftor, oab ib ieinen 8eiud
tpobl ent6ebren fann, iotpobl beute
ais ntorgen. SD babe meilren &edts-
antpalt, zines 5lpeiteu beoarf ib nibt.'
u@naaiges 5raulein'' iagte @en-
sel, bier fann n1eine anpeienbeit
|nidts nebr niisen. 8efeblen Sic, oab
Elm Bfero eeIattelt miro. @enn id
|1ni6 ipute, 10 erreide ib nod oen
Gariier 3ug uno fann redt balo in
ct. Denis Ra6furidunsen al1itellet. J."
Die Goelipeiu elite auf ben. @inf
ibrer Seriin binluee l,no halb ritt Der
iunee abpofat, bon ei,,em &eitfnebt
begleitet, raid ben Sblobberg bin
ab.
X X X
. .Sn ct. .9enis, in ber Stubieritabe.
bes ereiie,l Efarrers Matbieu treffen.
mir ibn pieoer. ,,gbripiiroiger Serr''
rebete .er >bieien an, ,,eine Anee1egen-
Eeit BON beionberer 8ibtigfeit fiibrt
MIDI bierber. Sic baben Dor etua Ell
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

ncn Sabre einen Sotenihein itber Ell.
nen gemillen Gamian Don 3a6en=
burg allsgeltellt uno ih bin gefonls
mcn I'M ourd SSbre Site ndbere
slusflrnft itber~ leinen 500 5lt erbalte1,
Scr mebr als 20 Sabre 5ltritdliegt' -
vGamion bon Sold)enblrf?" frag-
te Ser &farrer, NIT DER Shpierigfeit
fanpfenD, ipeldbe Die fron5oltit)e 3un=
&C beiu allslpre0en oieles @prtes
5ll iiberpiuoeu bat.
sd erinnere midi zines iolhen
AamcnS lliobt. 0oh lnilen Sic einz
NAL ben Shein ieben.'
,,Gr befinoet iid) uiht in neinen
Sanoen. slber bas &irheniieeel lit
oarauf uno Sbre llnterihrift uout
Maire beglaubigt."
r0us lit unmoglid, nein @err.'
,,@ollten Sic Die 6relmolihfeit
baben, in Dem airhcnb,the nah5uIes
ben?" fragte @e,r5el.
Ser 9farrer 6fTnete einen Sdrant,
IN lpeldem bic Saufs unb Sterberegis
Iter nebeneina1oer lagen; er nabm oen
betreffel1oen 8anb beralts mo legte
i'm Dem Mopofaten Dor.
SD babe ibu felt spolf Sabre,t
nid)t nlehr IN ZEN S5dnoen qehabt"
lprah er, ,,aber Der Same fann nidt
barin iteben. Sonit Sic Ii6 lelbIt
uber5eugen, nollen mir nit oem er=
| item 8latte Beginner"
@en5el be0alerte ldon, Oie ipeite
9fetie 1rmlonit gemad)t 5lt babelt ais
ser 8farrer ploblid) einen 93uf ser
Sermunber11ng ausltieb uno nit oem
Singer auf einen Namen nies. ,,@ic
| lit oas bineingefommen? gon meiner
Sano lit es nt6t 9eidrieben!"
8enael bellgte ieinen &opf iiber oas
8u6 l1no rief: u8abrbaftig, oa itebt
es ia, Serr 8farrer. 0unlian bon
3abe11burg. 0as lit oerIelbe, nad)
mel6em i6 gefragt babe. Ct lit folg=
! li6 tot!''
uMogltd, mein eerr, baB er tot lit,
aber i6 babe oas nid)t gei6riebeu ltno
er lit in meiner Bfarre ni6t geitors
ben. Sat aud niemuls oarin gelebt. !"
Ser 9oftor iab sic S6rift eenauer
an uno perglid tie nit oes 8farrers
Sanoi6rift.
u0as lit eine 6dlidung'', iagte ct.
]uGer S6reiber bot iib aueroings sic
0fiibe gegeben, Sbre Sbrift na65lt=
MAIDEN, aber es lit ibln nibt gelltngen.
aub oie Sinte lit ni6t 10 alt, tpie sic
anoere. Serr Bfarrer, baben Sic fei-
ne Sermlttung, per oieie JalI6ung
begangen baben fonnte?"
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

enffernf. S0ter fDoDftfe Der HectfS=
antpalt Or. @er5el, pelber rtitten
atpiiden boben SlftenltoBen iaB. Sn;
oieiem @ltgenblide trat einer BON feis.
men Sbreibern ein, bradte einen 8rief.
IN roienroten1 &upert rno entfernte
fi6 ebenlo iblpeiglanl als er gefont-
men mar. Reusierig lanste Ger illnge,
aonofat nad oern griefe uno las bie
Ibreiie. ,Oas lit cine 8aneubanb"
m,trrnelte er. uSb babe oob feline
5artliden &orreiponoensen." sl1s er
BEN grief 1t1n,panote, 1um ibu 5u er-
bre6en, iab er auf oeln Sieeel eill
8appen nit enter @rafenfrpne, barz
11nter Oie 8ubltaben 8. b. 3. 9as
8appen fannte er nid)t uno Sic 8ud)-
ltaben gaben ibn feinen slnbalts=
punft. Niit iteisenoer Neusieroe er=
bra6 ct oas Siegel ltno fanb elm gar
5ierlides, BON 8oblgeru6 buftenoes
8latt. @abreno> oes SeIens beeanl,
lein Inge 5lt 1eltdter, eine angenebme
gril1nerung tal1dte in ibnt auf. gr
tpar nan1li6 einmal init Der @rafi1
2eonie uno ibrer Sante, als oieie ei=
ne Heiie na6ten, an Ser Gable o'bote
in ben 8altbof, 100 er gepobnliD
Ipeilte, 5l1Iammeugetroffen ano batte
itd nit oen beioen Damen, namentlib
init Ser iiingern, iebr angenebm I'M
terbalten.
u2eonie BON 3a6enburg', murnel.
te ct. uSa i6 lebe iie nob por mir;
es mar eine lieblide grideinung. llnp
nun lit 1ie i,t 8eoranenis? gs .ii6er:
raldt MIDI niebt; Die Mlte anadte
Il6on bau1als feinen siiu1tisen Gin.
or1d auf midi. Sbr @eIibt nerriet
Sirtergebanfen l1nD b0le Siiden."
Soglei6 traf ct feline 8orbereit,lns
gen 5ur slbreiie unO befanb ltd) eine
Stunoe ipater i6on auf oer giien-
babr. sln1 foleenoen Sage geger
abenb langte er alf 3abenburg an
unb iparb bon 2eonie ber5lih besriiBt.
9a6oem er aber Die auf ben @rb~
| i6aftsltreit be5iigliben larfu,,ben ge=
priift batte, fon1te er Der jungen 8rG>
fin feinen a11oern &at seben, uls Ell
men 9ro5eB 5l1 bermeioen rnO Die BON
Der Saate angelprobenen Glitter ab=
alitreten, poraltsge1eBt, baB 0an1iall
tpirflid- geltorben iei. ,,auf ieben
5au nodte i6 nod oen gotenibein
leben''> fiiete er bis15u.
uSssd babe i'm ni6t'', attiportete
9eonie; ~er befinoet iidJ in Sen San'
oen oes &e6tsanmaltes bon 9alting,
aber i6 erinnere midi nod iebr gut,
bob er 5u ct. Denis in Sranfreib
BON einem Bfarrer Matbieu ausge-
feat it." l
gs tpuroe iett Ieiie an oie Sire
eeflopft lu1o Die gbe1tpein trat nit
einem 8rief6en in bie 8ibliotbef. gs
tpar ibmusig unb serf1ittert. Gas
Sieael .par nit Dem 9aunnen baral,i
georiidt, Die Sbrift idle6t uno pon
BON ortbograpbilben 5eblern. @s
entbielt nur Die tpea1ieen 8orte: ual=
lerenaoigite Brafi1L Sbr 8rltOer Da-
aa1ian lit aler 8abribeiuli6feit nah
nod ana 2ebeit." Cine l1nteribrift
iuor nibt beigefiigt. !
,,8er bat bas griefbeu gebradt g.!
fraste 2eo,1ie baitig.
,,gs lit init Der 8olt gefon1men >;
aab Die gbellueirt 5atr @nttport.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
Mittipod), ben 3. Mars l943

1al1ntenbr1ngt, 10 blelben mir &C.
trennt. ssb raltB alio nieoerbolen, mas
i6 selast babe. slrbeiten Sic fir So
rem Gnben.' .
Gaiting nnabte eine plltnnpe Ser
beugung uno entfernte 1ib. Sic 8ra
fin ladte biater ibln ber l,no raa,r.
nete: u2aBt fid) Ger Sampelmann
bon ei11em 8adfiide irnponierenl Ser
Menid lit bel aaen. ieinen gor5iieen
Cod aus 5u peibem Ieig gefornat.
Sd muB MIDI ielblt birab bemiiben. y
Sic erbob 1id itno roltlbte bic
Sreppe binab. 2eonie iaB in ibrem
aabinet; feite @ntlblolienbeit lag in
ibren 3iieen. als Srma eintrat er~
bob tie ii6 unO fragte NIT ei11er ge-
miiien 5ormlidfeit nah ibrem 8e-
gebr. Srma marf 1ib auf einen StubL
ti6aute 2eouie NIT bem falten, ourd-
orineettoen 8lide at i1no iprad: u0u
tpiait mir gegeniiber oie Game ipielen
lno &ebte bebaupten, bie rid)t por-
tanoen iino?"
uSante Sr,na'', entgesuete 2eonie,
ubanole i6 ni6t foniequent, menn id
an oem Gooicm feitbalte, Bis mir Der
getpeis erbradt lit, oaB Damian pirf-
Ii6 geitorben if?" "
,gr lit aber tpirflid) .geltorbeu llto
tu bait Ben Soteni6ein geieben. @as
piaf bu nod nebr?' /.
=uS6 nia, oaB iein SOB geridtlid
feItgeitellt miro" !.
u@lio cine 8ro5eour, .Srobfopfe
@dbreno id i6oneno Gorge trug
oaB ielblt oir Ser lieoerlibe 2ebens>
1panoel beines gaters perborgen blieb,
tpinit bu sic 5banbe Der Samilie Dor
bas Sorum Ser Seffentlidfeit 5ie=
bei1; jeoermann iou uhleu, buB Der
@raf BON 3ohenburg i'm @rllnoe ge=
nonmen, bo6 nur eilt eleneer 8idt
1tno MGo6enperfiibrer mar" =.
uSante!" rief 2eonie al1flprin=
geno; i'd fann llno barf Sbnea nidf
erlauben, in bieler 8eile bon meineln
@ater nnb Sbreln gruoer su ipre6en.
@as mein Batter feblte, bat er 5l iiib<
,ten geirbt, 10 piel es in ieiner 0eadt
lag. 9aB sic 5iibne crit eintrat, als
fir 9amian's Weutter feline Silfe
1nebr n1ogli6 mar, bas tit ni6t ieine
ionbern Sbre Shu1o. Satten Sic
,li6t Elm aiieeneetpebe erionnen uno
bas Meer auii6en Sbren gruoer nno
bas Meer geleet, 10 tpare gosma @ra-
fin bon 3adeubllrg gelporoen; aber
hos tpollten sic unt ieoen Breis Der.
binoern. @ie biirfen Sic iett 8e=
ibuloieungen erbeben, bie auf Sbre
Ge6nung fonlmen?'
0ie @rafin tpebielte Die Sarbe lrno
entgesnete: vMaoden, id) iebe, bu biIt
ut 9inge eingeipeibt, oie bir nad oe1n
@iaen beiner gltern fiir inuner bot
ten berborgen bleiben iollen. Die
goelmein bat allo ibren gib gebro-
den. lin oetn Streite ein Cube 5u
madden, mia ib in beine Soroeruag
piaieen. Sd trete Die 3abenburg nb
l,nb beeniiee midi n1it ben ubrigen
beltlden Biitern." ~ ~. ~ "
,Das Mnerbieten fot1n1t gu ipat,
Eante sSrma. @enn bu glanbit, eia
Mebt auf bas @anse alt baben, 10
tpare es auBerbe1n GIT piel @roBmut
bon sir, elm iol9es Spfer gu bringen.
Ssseoeln bas Seine.'''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
Die weItheruehnlte
ST. Benedict Wund- Sable

Erprobtes Hemltte seoen aIie Arten Won aiten
und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren, Gawaechsen,
1isswunden, Karbunkein, Bite Geld nur durch
Post Money Order sohlcken. ke.ne Clamps. -
so Gents die Schachte!, bel: j. L. STAAR 1900
vaissYyiew Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

l1niere graabllanq fiibrt ,,ns II, ei'
ne groBe Sta6t, ipeit BON 3a6enbMrJ j
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
U. s. Strength Up In China

Honolulu, Aug. 20-CUP)-A slow, steady increase of American strength in China was revealed to- day in statement of Undersecre- tary of War Robert Pattern prom ising that sufficient planes and airdromes would be ready when the time comes to strike at Japan.
 While Japanese strength on the sea and in the air is diminishing, he said, considerable part of Ameri- can resources is moving into the Pacific and into China by air,
 He would not guess at the time for a crushing blow at Tokyo but sail we hope to wind up the fight ing in Europe as fast as We can, the turn toward the Far East"
 Patterson held joint press confer ence yesterday with Lieut., Gen, Will liam Kundsen, War Department production chief after an inspection of Hawaiian detenseS. In formal statement, he expressed the 'iervent wish" that the Japanese would at- tack Hawaii again.
 This time I am satisheld they would find Hawaii ready 10 receive them" he said,
 Patterson declined comment on the possibility of opening a land route for supplies into China. s'rcssing that was . matter os
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Sweaters To
 Be Skimpier

Washington, Aug. 2O.-(UP)- Manufacturers today prepared tc strip sweaters and bathing suits down to their bare essentials irl compliance with War Production Board order banning non-functional trim and frills and restricting styles and colors.
 The order, intended to assure an adequate supply of knit outerwear for the duration, also included head wear, mufflers and gloves.
 Furbelows designed to embellish the feminine rorm - such as pleats tucks, numerous pockets and big sleeves on sweaters and puffing shirring sashes and lacing on bath ing suits-will be eliminated.
 Women's sweaters must be made in one of seven basic models. Gone will be fly-front sweaters, double breased models and reversibles. Out are shoulder pads, twin sets, tas- sels and "pompons"
 Mems and boys sweaters must be made in one of eight models, and are subject to similar ban on non-essential ornamentiatn. Mems bathing suits are limited to three models, with side-stripes, fly-fronts or limitations, and combinations of belt loops and draw-strings pro- hibited.
 Manufacturers are limited tc roughly 3 to 50 per cent O. the styles they had in 194l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Denies Gov. Quits Berlin
(By United PresS)

The Office of War Information said today that a German newspa- per had reported some government records being moved from Berlin for safety from air raids.
 OWI said the Berlin paper Mach tausgabe denied gossip the gov- ernment would leave Berlin but said some documents dealing with supplies and public welfare had been removed.
 Tt must be emphatically reiter- ated," the Nachtausgabe said in its edition last Saturday, The admin istrative apparatus as such will re- main in Berlin"
 The United Nations radio at AL giers reported Bern dispatch to the France Afrique that said the German government offices had left Berlin, The statement was credited l. the Nazi organ, Voelkischer Beo- bachter
 Talk that the government had fled arose from persons seeing vans at various offices taking away the documents, the Nachtausgabe was quoted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Negro Editor Ducks Draft

New York. Aug. 20-(UP)-Angelo Herndon, 29, editor of the Negro Quarterly and former member of the Central Committee of the Ameri- can Communits party, has been again deferred by his local draft board and Col. Arthur V. McDer- mott. New York selective service director. has again appealed the classification, it was revealed today.
 McDermott protested the boards ruling that Herndon is PA because he is indispensable to the Commun- ist literary publication.
 HerndOn was classified PA May 10 and granted six months defer ment. On July g he was reclassified IA because of McDermott's first protest. The local board reopened his case when Herndon complained he had not had time to submit evil dence.
 Alter a hearing last week. at which the editor submitted galley proofs to show that another issue of the Quarterly. which apparently suspended publication last fall. was being prepared. the board returned him to 2-A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
100000 Moy Be Idle

Washington, Aug. 20 - (U.P) - The United States may have an army of 12,000,000 unemployed with in six months after the war if in dustry delays the change-over to full-scale civilian production, the postwar division of the Bureau of Labor Statistics said today.
 It said that at least 5000, ,000 to B. GOO, ,000 servicemcn would be looking for peacetime jobs or going back to school, and that industrial demobil- ization would displace 6,000,000 men as a net minimum, not counting plant to plant transfers.
 The division said it appears im- probable" that the unemployment problem could be reduced to small dimensions in less than a year and half. and urged policy of rapid industrial conversion, an adequate public works program to take up the slack, and proper financial sup port for workers and their families "at the time when it is temporarily impossible to provide 100 per cent employment.
 The report urged business to adopt policy of mass production of low cost goods rather than lim- ited quantities of high priced mer- chandise. and said monopolistic re- strictions on production must be held in check.
 It suggested that the armed forces be demobilized as slowly as possible to gain precious time' while the upswing of peacetime is getting under way. and said that continua- ton of price controls, high taxes and war bond sales might be neces- sary to prevent accumulated war savings from inducing disastrous in- flation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
.Yonks Ready
 To Move On SoIomou
BY BRYDON TAVES
United Press Staff Correspondent


 Allied Headquarters, Southwest Pacific, Aug. 20. (UP)-Allied ground forces in New Guinea were in position today for quick move against Salamaua after cleaning out enemy resistance on Bobdubi Ridge, four miles southeast of the Japanese coastal stronghold.
 Gen. Douglas Macarthur's con- munique, for the first time in days, failed to note a single Japanese aerial foray over New Guinea, indicating the Wewak disaster in which the enemy lost 215 of fleet of 225 aircraft was decisive stroke.
 (Tokyo radio broadcasts said the South Pacific fighting had grown into a decisive" struggle. Official spokesmen told the Japanese people that more and more planes must be sent to the area. The losses at Wewak were not mentioned)
 Salamaua, the major enemy base on the northeast New Guinea coast, partly in ruins from previous air raids, was battered by liberators which ranged up the coast We'd nesday and Thursday to hit barges around Lac and the Finsch harbor town area.
 1000 Japs Slain
 A delayed dispatch from Guadal- canal said 1000 Japanese troops were killed in a 30-minute sea fight in Vella Gulf Tuesday night when an American task force sank at least four 160-foot barges and dam aged three destroyers, probably sinking one. The Japanese were try
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
More Charges Looming In
 Bows Death

Formal charges made yesterday following an investigation by States Attorney William H. Fitzgerald into one death and an alleged beating at the Southbury training school, may not be the final accusations. 1t was indicated today. The states attor- ney said his office has not handled the aspect of homicide in the death case and will not do so until the coroner hands down his finding, which is expected shortly.
 The bench warrant issued by Su- perior Court Judge Frank P. Me- Evoy at the request of MT. Fitzgerald for Clarence D. Northrop, an at- tendant at the institution, charged him simply with causing Bonaven- ture Rispoli to be placed in such a situation that his life was endan- gered and his health was risked to injury. No reference was made to the death of the 10-year old youth, and it is believed further charges may be added if the coroner's report on the homicide angle warrants such action.
 Northrup was unable to raise the
 (Continued on Page 4)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Reds Would Welcome
 Real" War Conference
By M. S. HANDLER
United Press Staff Corresponds

United Press Staff COrrespOndent)
 Moscow, Aug. 20.-(UP)-The au- thoritative political review war and the working class" said today that a British-Soviet-American conference called for the avowed purposes of solving the question most important to the Soviet Union-the second front-would be most welcome, but must not be "just another confer ence."
 Saying that the time had come "to pass from words to action," the review declared editorially that while the Quebec conference con- solidates the British and American bloc and expresses its position, Quebec as can be seen from the number of it's participants does not yet express the viewpoint Of the whole Anglo-Soviet-American coali- tion."
 The statement was the first au- thoritative comment here on the Quebec conference since the Tass News Agency announced that Russia was not invited to participate.
 Many people who are seriously worried about the necessity of in- tensifying the war effort of all three countries and who are truly inter- ested in the common cause, raise the question of conference of rep resentatives of the Soviet Union, Great Britain and the United States" the review said.
 "Of. course, such a conference must not be just another confer ence after which the most impor- tant problems, as the fight against Hitlerite Germany, will remain un- solved.
 INonfin11od or, pana Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Fuel eIUsers Get New Job

Washington, August 20. - (UP) - New England motorists and fuel consumers who looked to the pro posed construction of a pipeline from Albany, N. Y, to Boston as aSsur- ance that they would have enough gasoline and fuel oil to see them comfortably through the coming winter, received another blow today,
 Acting Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies disapproved con- struction of the proposed ll4-mile conduit, and declared it would not materially increase" shipments of petroleum products into the north east area. He added, also, that It represented very inefficient" use of critical materials.
 Earlier in the week Davies re- yealed that civilian consumption ot principal petroleum products on the entire Atlantic seaboard is running higher than the current allotment, and said that If the trend continued, "it will obviously" delay the time that more liberal supplies of gasoline can be made available for civilian use,
 The rejected trans-NeW England pipeline, which was looked 10 by civilians as practical solution 10 the northeastern petroleum prob
 Continued on Page q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Emergency In Isle OfFvn
By HUBERT UXKULL United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent)
 Stockholm, Aug. 20 - (N.P0 - A state of emergency has been pro- claimed on the Danish Island of Fyn, midway between Jutland and Sjaelland, following the killing of IA German soldiers in clashes with Danish soldiers, the newspaper Svenska Dagbladet said today.
 Police endorsements were rushed to Fyn from Copenhagen, the news paper said, and ferry traffic between RFyn and Sjaelland halted. Several Danish soldiers were reported to have been wounded.
 The incident coincided with a general worsening of relations be- tween the German command and the Danish government. The atmo- sphere throughout the country was described as tense.
 Increasing sabotage, including the wrecking of numerous German troop trains, has led the Germans to de- mand drastic punishment. including the death penalty for convicted saboteurs. The Danes have resisted the remands, particularly as to the death penalty, which never has been sanctioned by Danish law.
 A break that would lead to full German occupation of Denmark and the internment of King Chris tian can be averted only if the Nazis relax some of their demands. Swedish sources believed.