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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11

Broad street. Milford. Burial viii bo in Kings Highway cemetery.
 Friends may call at tho funeral home on Thursday afternoon and evening.
 PTERCE-Mrs. Elizabeth Emma CryrrclD pierce, wife of Charles Henry Pierce, died this morning fol- lowing . short Illness at her homo, $50 Hamilton avenue. A native Of Bridgeport, she was born on July 20. iBe2, the daughter of tho late William and Julia (Warner) Tyr- rcll.
 Mrs, Pierce attended st. JohnS Episcopal church. eho was . meni- Der of tho Shepherds of Bethlehem. and Daughters of PocohontaB,
 Besides her husband, Mrs. Fierce leaves four daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Christ0fforgon, Mrs. Frederick o. Brion, Mrs. Norman Bolhem end Miss Elizabeth Pierce; and Q grand children, all of Waterbury: four sisters, Mrs. Maixia Merriman, MrB Florence Ielgler, both of Lltchslold Mrs, Nellie Perkins, Canaan AnG Mrs. Lawrence Ranaudo, Waterbury
 Funeral services will Dc held on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock AG her home, $50 Hamilton avenue, with Rev. Francis Q. Ayres officl' atlig. Burial will Do in new Pine Grove cemetery,
 Friends may call at tho homS this afternoon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
NO RUSH NOTICED
 BY REVENUE STAFF
Hundreds Believed Holding Back on Income Reports
 Until Last Minute

Business at the local Internal Revenue office unexpectedly slowed down yesterday afternoon and this morning, and tho present docreasC in returns h expected t0 result in an Over-noW Saturday and on the Monday doadilne. Confusion created by Congressional tax dIsctiBsl0nE i believed responsible for the holding back Of r0turnB.
 An official of tho local office said today no authorization has been given to make exceptions to tho March 10 deadlino for filing. Pay- mentB must Do made in full or on the quarterly basis by that date, Persons who cannot file their Fe- turns in time will Do allowed to flll in special forms stating their reas s0tS, in accordance with custom Of previous years, but few appr0valA are expected.
 Yesterdays collections were ib per cent behind returns at the same time last year, aud 10 per cent lesa than for the day before.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11

bile Axis forces have been extreme ly active but tho not result has been dcldedly unfavorRblc to the Axls
 "During 10 days of sharp fighting Allied forces were Boon bnckod to. ward the Algerian border but SubBe- Quently regNined most of the lost ground,
 "These activlticS wore followed by several sharp AxlS thruStS In northern TuniSin against tho Bri- tlsh. Then Rommcl threw his in- fantry and armored forces in an assault against the British Eighth Army near Medenino, All were TO. pulsed, in both the north and tho south with the enemy buStRln- ing heavy losses in men and equlp- Inent.
 "fn southwest Tunlsia, on the shores of the dry salt lake, the French occupied NcftR and ToSeur, while American and French troopS are closing on oNfsa,
 "On the Marcth Lino General Le Clnrc'S (French) forces advanced into TuniSiR and united with some of General dirRud'S tro0pB. Thus in the African deBcrt there hRB been e union between the forces Of uen- cral 0lraud and General Do oaul' l."
 RtlmB0n said that aircraft have been playing an important part in the battle of TuniBia, supporting ground troops and attacking AxiA chipping, alrfieldS, docks and other inst0llRtIonS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
ALEC TEMPLET0N
 TO APPEAR HERE
Noted Blind Pianist. Com poser ln Concert Tues.
 day, March 90

Alec Templeton, planlst.composer, will Do presented by the Fine Arts Series Rroup og the Maltatuek Mu- sical Art society of this city in a concert at Buckingham hall, Tues day evening, March 90, at SIS, for tho benefit Of Bundles for Amer. lea.
 Alec Templeton has been . sensa. ton on tho concert stage and over the air for Q number of years, hls repertoire ranging from the classics to unique buPlesques in song with plano accompaniment, 4 native of Wales he b now an American elus Ren.
 Mrs, J. W. Beeeher is acting as general chairman and other com- Inlttce chaIrmen arc: tickets, Mrs. Carl Y. Heebner, c. Wayne ClRrk, Mrs. Otto Armbruster, Mrs. Fred. erlck Nuhn, Miss Doris Howe, Mrs. Robert HIrt, Mrs. George Storm, Mrs. Luclen Derouin, Mlsa Anna Anderson, Miss Florence Cassldy, Miss Fannie Mccormack, Mrs, Betty Larkin, Mrs. William ?, Greenfield, John 6. Coo, ]. Wintred Beecher, Miss Ada eeabourne, Sher. man Perry, Mrs, John B. ooss, Mrs John A. Coe, IT,, Mrs. Frederick Kellogg, Mrs Edward Carmody, Mrs Andrew gplettstosher, Mir. and Mrs, Charles A. ?. Foster and MT. and Mrs, Ethan pendleton,
 Publicity: Mrs. Carl Heobner, Miss Ccline Roster, Miss Margaret Ma loney and Eugene Oviatt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
LIQUOR HEARING
 HERE CANCELLED
Commissioners Here; Ac' cused Permlttee Gone tO
 Hartford; No Action

etala Liquor Control Commission CTS came Co Waterbury from HaEt- ford today Co hear rOInonglrance pFoceeilnRs involvims Mario MuHl ot oae WateFtown avenue, but alter waiting nearly two hours in the common pleas courtroom they learned that tho respondent and his lawyer went to Hartford tor tho uaHae hearing. An indefinite con. unuanco was granted.
 The iocal peFInittee WIS scheduled Co explain presence Og llQuuf glassea and consumption of alcoholic liquor on Sunday and before hours. He hos been accused oe conducting his premises in such . way nsNto con- Btitute Q nuisance,
 Hearings were held ln the casea of Albert pllskln oe Naugatuck, who was charged with failure Co place his permit in Q conspicuous place ip the permit premises, and William Douglns of AnBonia, regarding club requirements At the Copper City Elks building, Notices Of decialons will be sent to the permittees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
I7ITT7 77'7 77 . : 7777-7 7-7
 NOTICE

Public hearing to bo held on tho Revised Zone Map of tho City Of Waterbury. Friday, March %, iD4j, at 7;3O P. M,, In tho City Hall, Wa terbury, Connecticut, Tho following changes and TevlsionS tO the Build ing Zone Map of the City Of Wa. terbury, passed and adopted by tho Board of Aldermen, September {, 1928 and approved by the Mayor September 0. 1928 aro proposed.
 l, Tho present Residence "A" zone between OakVllle Avenue and WatGrt0Wn Avenue tO be ex- tended nOrtherly to incorporate within it the "dlendRl0 Manor subdivision and nearby adjoining areas.
 2. The present Business Zones No. nt the intersection of Cor don Street and Cooke Street Co be changed O Residence Zone "A"
 g. The rGsldcntlal nrca in plattg Mills known as "WindenGre Park to be changed from Industrial Zone D Residence Zone "B"
 {. The present Business z0neB No. along the s0uthGrly side Of MerIden Road Co be restricted to a depth Of 100 feet.
 6. The industrial Zone on tho eagterly side of Silver Street and bounded on the north, east, and youth by Hamilton Park, be changed to Residence Zone "B"
 c. Remove Residence Zone "A" from Rowland Park.
 '. Remove IndugtTial Zone from Hamilton Park.
 6. Remove Business Zone No. 1 from Waterville Park,
 '. Remove Business Zones No. 1 from old Pine Grove, New Pine Grove, and Calvary cemeteries.
 10. Remove Industrlal Zone from City owned property bee tween Riverside street and the Naugatlick River from We6t Main street to opposite BunnySide Avenue.
 All persons owning properties iTl tic above mentioned vicinitIes are hereby notified Co appear and bt heard in reference t0 the above prOp0sed changes and revislofis, Tht hearlng will Do heard before ht following committee; sullivan, Maf' forty, Tehan, 0eigauda and Walker
 JogERH M. SHEA, a.ai.at ciiv Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
DIVORCE ACTIONS
 INSTITUTED HERE
DescrtiOn, Cruelty Figured in Complaints Filed By
 Petitioners

Two new divorce actions were filed in superior court today, one baSed on charges 0f deBortion and the other Of cruelty and intempcr. Rnce.
 Ruby Mae Dioklcy Middcr Of Wa. tOrbury has filed a suit against Wesley Mlddcr of New Haven. Sic gives Dec. 70, iO3D AB the date 0i marriage and claims Bh0 WAs de6ort. cd Juno i6, i03O. In addition to q divorce Ehe SeekB permission to resume uso of her madden name.
 Ann Habatovich KavulA Of Wa Hrbury GcekS A divorce from Peter Kavula, n,so Of thiG city. Cruelty b alleged to have started on the date Of marriage, September %, i0i2 and the petitioner Riso charges her husband with incompetence, She seeks custody Of n minor child and alimony in addition to q divorce dc" cree,
 A hearing in the unconteBted d.. vorcc nGtion brought by DoInenica uervaBoni against Doomenico Ger vRBoni hR6 been scheduled to take place at n short calendar session Of superior court before Judge Frank ?, McBV0y tomorrow morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
AUXILIARY POLICE
 TO TRAIN AT YMCA
TwO.hOur Weekly Physi. cal Program Planned for
 Period of Six Weeks

Starting on Friday, March 10th, tho local Auxiliary Police will bc training at the Central "" which was announced today by Blll WcS. son who is in charge of the group, A two hour training program for weeks will be given to tho local mon by members of tho Physical Depart ment'B staff.
 The purpose of tho program ca announced by Joo Rimany and Ed, Readol, physical directors at the "Y", b O assist ln improving tho health, strength, endurance, agility powers and sklllS of tho Auxiliary Police.
 Glass will he hold once Q week for six weeks duration. Each 8es- Slon will be two hours. First part Of the program that has bocn doslgned will b0 conducting exerCiscs, runs nlng the indoor obstRcle course, taught the basic skilLS in tumbllng and how to uBo oil gymnastlc ap. paratuS to obtain tho desired TO. suits, The Becond part of tho pro- gram will bo Q ono hour military training drill. Az the course pro. greHscS addition of new skllls will bo added Co improve tho physical iltnc6B of the men engaged In thls program, Arrangements for this training was made through I.ieu. tenant M. I, Smith of the Bethany Barracks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
WEATHER CHANGE
 REDUCING CALLS
Emergency Fuel Office Ex' poets to Complete All
 Orders Shortly

Warm weather plus newly arrived supplies Of range oil today and yeB- terday took care Of approximately 800 deliveries and reduced the back . log of unrcpleniShed order tO 60D, it was said by John ?. FltEmaurlce, executive secretary to the mayor.
 Tho emergency 0filce started tlie day yesterdny with A bncklog of 77b calls for emergency rationB, and 600 new calls arrived during the day, 'ThlB waS considered . decided dc. crease over tho previous day when a rccerd total of 700 calls were re. corded. 1T tho warm temperature continues, it is expected that the present backlog may Boon be com. pletely crHdlcated.
 Bunker Till Congregational church was without fuel last night and church members were obliged to attend L,entcn BerViceB nt the home of the pastor, itov, Alan M, Falrbank. Tho furnace grnteg have been on order for the past two months, but the church will con. tlnue ltS scheduled programs and activities by visiting the different members homes, However Sunday church services arc Btll held in the church itself
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
TwOLOcal Youths |ReportedWOu WOunded In Recent Actions

The family of Pvt, Demenle AgaFtlmelli, ssn Of Angelo Martin. elll, k Fleet street, has received ogIlclnl wOra from the War Dee paFlmant that Che Waterbury 1ols aler was wounded Co acsign, bus e responding satisfactorily Co eFeasmsenl. PvL Martlnelli, who has been ln the service fof nearly a year, was sent abroad ln June and ls one Oe lA New EnglnndeFs, listed by the department as wounded ln actlen ln European, North African and Beuth Pacillo theateFs Of war.
 IIls brother, Pvt Nlcheias Mar" tlnelll, ls undergoing baslo traln ing At . South Carolina camp and another brother, Vincent Martin. elll resides on Violet street. Pvt MaFtlnelll sustained Q leg wound, relatives here were informed. Also un0fIlclally repeated as wounded ln action was Pvt Alexander A. PaslnskA, brother 0f Mrs. Wanda PoruglnI. 24S Willow street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
25-CALLONS TOBE
 MINIMUM DELIVERY
Retail Dealers in Protest Over Order From Hart.
 ford Fuel HdqtS.

The majority of tho city6 dealers of tho Waterbury Range and Fuel oil association voted to deliver no less than 20 gallons Of emergency fuel oil rRtlons, it was reported after R meeting of the association last night.
 The local emergency ofIlce Rn- nounced several days ago that an order from the Hartford emergency headquarters lowered emergency ra- ton deliveries from 20 to 20 gallons,
 A dealer belonging to tho asBo- ciatlon said last nights action was taken because deliveries in 20 gal- lon lots will raise deAlerS' costs of operation in addition to increasing problems of oxtrR transportation and shortage Of help.
 At the present time, local dealers must wait half Q day for arrival of oil shipments, in the city and place. ment of orders, tho spokesman pointed out, many dealerB operate Eome nights until 10 or II o'clock to make deliveries,
 The associRtion'B representative pointed out that persons desiring emergency rRtlons mutt glvo two days previous notice, and with the reduced allotment, they will be oblIg- cd to call again for more oil every few days,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
MOTOR MECHANICS COURSE ARRANGED
Red Cross Committee An- nOunces Plans; !; Registra.
 ton Period Now Open

A course of Instruction in m0tor mechanics will begin upon com. plctIon of registrations, lt was ans nounced today by Mrs. stephen Burrali, chairman of tho Red Croas Motor Service. A few more regis. Lrnti0nB are now open. C0llrseg will b0 given at tho Motor Tire Service on Freight street. with David Rogers, of the HotchkIss Motor O. lnstruGtlng.
 Demands on Rcd CrOss Motor Service have increased enormously during recent weeks. The corps assists the ration boards, children's clinics, and Red Crosg and civilian defense blood donor services. Durs Ing tho recent fuel emergency the motor service was also on hand
 Mrs. Burrall also stated that this iB a i0.hour course and thnt f people who could not take the whole course would register for paFt.tIinc service, it would b0 a tremendous aid ln meeting the des mands on tho Red croSs Motor Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
Compensation Agreements

Oe fOuF agreements eOF weekly payments approved today Rt ths OfIlco Of gOmpenuatlOn COmmls- Hl0ner John J, O'COnneIl, i've were fer specific payment for permanent Injury and two for weekly payments during disability.
 The specific payments included Sll.Ob for l2 ga weeks Co be pald Co Rose PFatlllO og TOFTlngtOn by lhe TOFFlngt0n Co. Alu0 oe 'TOF. FinKtOn, for 33 I.3es loss Of right index Anger, and Sil for % weeks Co Do paid tO VrRnclN |. AheFn Oe beymOur by Frank AheFn Oe Seymour for % i-3es l0ss Oe use Of right middle finger.
 Weekly payments made during disability were Co John Thlbault Of % ecOvlll street, Waterbury, ss2.B0 beginning Feb. % by JOhn !. O'CjonnelI Of iS0 East Main street for burns On hands and facet and D0meRlC MnFrandln0 Of T0FFingtOR, S2b maximum bee ginning Feb. 2e by TOEvlMgt0n Mig. CO. of 'TOPFlngton for ln. jury t0 side.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11

mately 32.OO0 at the end of the period last year. Fifty-two hun. dred of the cars registered were handled on the last day of the regIs- tration period here two weeks ago.
 Reduction in the number of cars is another reflection of war condt. tions and ratlonlng programs which have caused hundreds of drivers In the city and other sections included in the Waterbury district to put away their cars for the duration and ride buses to and from their work.
 While figures for the entire state have not yet been released, it ap- pears probable that the drop here may reflect Q general trend, and that the reduction will be Btates wide. According to a recent report from the National Automobile Deal CTS Association, Connecticut last year was one of only four states in the union having more passenger cars in service in lo42 than in io4i. Approximately two million paSsen- ger cars and trucks disappeared from the nations highways during iD42, with the prospect of an even greater decrease this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
JAP PLANES ARE
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 "(A During the carly morning, Liberator heavy bombers (ConBoli. dated PD4Y) carried out minor bombing attacks on Japanese post. tiOns at KAhilI, on D0ugainvllle Island, and at Munda and Vila in the central Bol0m0nB, Results were not observed.
 "tB) Later in the morning a large force Of Avenger torpedo bombew (0runman PBF), Dhunt- less dive bombers tDouglaB BBD) and WIlGat fighters furumman F4FD attacked Vlla on the southern coast Of K0lOfnbangara Island. BeV- ernl large fires were started. "tC) During the afternoon, U S. Aircraft Intercepted 10 enemy dive boInbers, with an escort of i2 zerOs, northwest Of ouadaicanai, one enemy bomber and three zerog were shot down.
 "tD) No U, S. planes were lost during these actions |"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
COCOANUT GROVE
 HEARING MONDAY

Boston, March fl - fu.PJ - Trials of defendants LD the Cocoa nut Grove manslaughter. r.negligence case and iD the e00,000, 600 number pool case may be hold SiInultans eolsly.
 Superior Judge Frank ]. Donahue Was expected today Co act on a mos ton by Attorney. General Robert T. Bughnell that fl of tho % number pool defendants Do placed on trial in superior court Monday.
 The trial Of four Of tho 70 des fendants in tho first disaster case already has been set for Monday in the same courthouse,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
Secretary of State

This unique plan for q state meot- ing of Republican women was Biig- gested by Mrs Alice, Russ, vice chairman Of tho Republican State Central Committee, aS a war time expedIent in order t0 cooperate in the drive to conserve gasoline and festrict travel,
 Mrs. Russ will Rct aS master Of ceremonies on tho broadcast, and Mrs. Frances Redick, Secretary Of State, who will also nddrebS the aS. nemblageB of Republican women. After listening to tho broadcast, aaoh group will disOuB current Btate legislative affairs and local representatives and senators have been invited t0 bo present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
NOTED SPECIALIST, DR COHANE, PASSES

The funeral of pr, Jeremiah J. Cohan0 Of New Haven, noted eye and car gpecialiSt, who died Tues. day at St, RaphaelS Hospital, VIII be held Friday morning from hlA home, 800 Edgewood avenue, many prominent New Haven and Btntc medical men will attend,
 Dr. Cohhne was in his 0Bth year, and was n former preSldont Of St' RaphaclB Hospital, Rs well aB bcrv' ing nB president of tho New Haven Yale Alumni, and past chalrman oi the Connecticut State Medical AS' Sociatlon, eye, car, nose and throat section. Ile leaves widow, MrE' Mary Creogan C0hanc, two dauRht" erB and two sons,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
U. & N.

Os os ANs
 A telegram was received teddy by Mr. and Mrs. John ,. Crane Oe lSS Greenwood avenue, reaasur- Ing them oe Che safety Oe MelP son, Hubert, who was formerly . member oe Che crew Of Che U. B. s. DeEaAven. The ship was re. ported lest ln aetlen ln the south Pacific late ln January. No special news was received of the survivors. A letter dated Feb. FuaFy l0th arrived from Seaman Crane ln which he asked his parents net Co very over runners Or reports. TodAy's telegram, however, ends Che suspense of tho past month. A letter with some details Is expected Co foI. low.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
OAnn ON TMANMl

We. WIHh. lD fhnnN OUT nlhhS especially ", ] DalZ < gens. inc, Division, Waterbury. Tool and Hl, 2no.s @ sso; so;eIstg . ,ls anG nHt9s seGlssE, s,ss! shown vs durinG ouF recent beTeayes inenl, tho death of ONr. beloved wife and inOther, Helen ngIehA,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
GOVERNOR SPEAKS
 TOC.O.P. WOMEN
Special Radio Broadcast to Be Heard By Numer.
 Ous Gatherings

Governor Raymond F. Baldwin wliI outline to Republican Women lhelr part moro fully and eifec. lively in the war effort in a Btate- vide radio broadcast on Monday af- lefnoun, March ib, Rt 2.30 o'clock. Tho governor vii lbe present at the meeting of the Hartford Womcns Republican Club, but there arc to Do i0o like gatherings at the same hour in as many of Connecticuts cities and towns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
PsEUDONYM PROTECTION

"JukOs family" ls Q pS0udonyT1 used to protect worthy ItleInbers os a New York state family with an unusual background oA crime and pauperiBm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
5e6 Reduction In Cars
 Registered q For 1943
Surprising Drop Reported at Branch Office of State
 Motor Vehicle Department

reduction of twenty-five percent in the number of motor vehicles registered in the Waterbury District as Compared with last years figures reported today at the branch office of the state department of motor vehicles Watertown Avenue According to Mrs Alice Bradley, office supervisor completion of the tabulaton today is expected to show total registration as of March of 900 nhlcles This compares with registration of approxl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
FUNERALS

Tho funeral of Julius MAnke, 70 HotchkisH street. was held today At 2 D, m. from tho Clark Funeral Home, 20 State street, with burial in old Pine Grove cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
PHONE BOOK GRANDPop

The first telephone directory in New York City was Issued in 1878 and waA 70 small that lt barely filled ono side of an ordinary sheet Of paper,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11

Funeral services for Mrs, Cath. Crine (dade) Mohrmaiin, mother Of Rev. John N. c. Mohrmann, pastor Of St. Johns Lutheran church here, was held At the home, l30.2O ll1th street, South O1one Park, W. Y" to- day at 2 D. nn., with burial in Luth. eran cemetery, Brooklyn, N. Y.