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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17
Hclp-Male or Female

MEN or WOMEN for Waterbury City Directory canvass. Temporary position for Ave or six weeks Steady work B desired fin nearby communities. Apply the Price & Lee Co.,, Room 20, 108 Bank St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

WANTED sTENOGRAPHER for general office work. Typlng and Short-hand necessary. Experience not required. Opportunity for ad- vancement. Must be eligible under Employment Stabilization. Plan. Apply 28 Benedict s..
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FUR COATS-Cleaned and glazed, $2. Relined $l0 Remodeling and repairing. II. Ciresi 38 Winchester St. 4-i884.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

WOMEN--fo laundry work. Appli- cation will be accepted only from persons eligible for employment under the employment 5tabili2ation Plan. Waterbury Troy Steam Laun- dry. Rushton Place of South Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

ToNY's s NM. Rental Service, Feature and shorts. Reasonable. 38l Oakville Ave. 4-5380.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

YOUNG WOMAN for photograph Dept. Full time or part time. Cur tis Art O., 65 West Main St.
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S AL ES LAD Y--For curtain and drapery establishment. Not part time position, Must be all day, Alexandcr's, Inc, 9l South Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

FOR BETTER sERvICE-Call Rus. sells Waterbury Towel Supply Co.,, 802 East Main St. Dial 6-1377. Coat, Apron and Towel Supplies also In. dustrial Dry-Cleaning Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

FILM-Rental library 8 and l6 NM, all subjects, reasonable Goldie'S Camera Exchange, r Grand St, Call 5-l875.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

WOMEN for assembly work--up to 38 years of age--0 hours per day, 48 hour week. Apply or phone 97, Woodbury Mfg. Co.,, Woodbury, Conn. Application will be accepted only from persons eligible for ern- ployment under the Employment Stablization Plan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17
Cameras Projectors
36ja
WANTED TO BUY!

MOVIE CAMERAS-Projecto Ko- daks, binoculars, microscopes, eX- posture meters, for spot cash. Curtis Art Co.,, 65 West Main St.
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Announcements

Burial Lots, Monuments
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

Mrs. John McMahon, president and Mrs, Frank Carney, secretary of Sergt. Casper Davis Auxiliary, Amer lean Legion, was selected to act as delegates to the state convention at Hotel Griswold, Groton, June IS, 19 and 20.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Woman Exile
To Lecture
tomorrow

SENORA ISABEL DE PA
LENCIA, distinguished Spanish
woman, now living in exile in
Mexico. comes TO Detroit TO
lecture tomorrow at the Fisher
Town Hall on her adopted
country. She will appraise IT'S
economic and political condi-
tionS.
Sonora de Palencia in 1896
was appointed Spanish minister
plenipotentiary 10 Sweden. She
was a member OF the Spanish
Parliament and served as a
delegate 10 the League OF Ma
tions and the international
Labor Office in Geneva.
She also is q writer of chill
drens books.
Sonora de Palencia will be
accompanied 10 Detroit by her
artist-husband. SenOr Ceferin
c Palencia. who illustrated two
for her books.
Among those who Will 60 10
the lecture and the luncheon
afterward at Huyler'S. in the
Fisher Building are Josue Picon.
Mrs. George T. Hendrie. Mrs.
Jerome Thomas, Ernesto Mar
tinez Trejo, Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Guerrero, Laura Osborne. Mrs.
A. NJ. Smith DR.. Norman
Humphrey. Mrs. Jack Frost of
Washington. Mich; Mrs. Ben
jamin Addison, and Edward
Heiliger, president of the Pan
American League.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Parsons Honeymoon in New York

IT. BEN GILLESPIE PARSONS JR and his bride
the former Betty Cosgrove who married yesterday
afternoon o'clock Christ Church Chapel Crosse
Pone driving to New York where 1t. Parsons will
report Thursday at Mitchell Field.
Betty you know is the daughter Of Mrs Alvin Sherman
of Poin and Milton j. Cosgrove Of New York and
1t Parsons the of Mr. and Mrs Ben Gillespie Parsons
of Pemberton road.
n They Immediately after reception held in the
gherman residence the bride travelling in red
nipped in at the wastne where held by mink tails
a small hat trimmed with mink tails mink scarf and
brown accessories
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Ms~, 70, MoAsrn Wemsn
| y M Mayfaif vii. !
l W ~ cssa1aa'eo''

SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY reservations. :. dining
capacity made for the pre-Thanks-
giving games parties night at the DAG which was
a gay spot.
II followed by open house, the ladies being per-
mtted inside the precincts members except
occasions.
While number of long dresses and dinner jackets
noted of the dinner dresses
hats and most of the men, business suits =.
Never have many sparkling dresses. trimmed
with sequins pallettes.
Excitement high lucky members forward
to claim their magnificent gift baskets awarded games
prizes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
fpetgh Navin Photol
Chonol Mrc

and fitted bodice with deep yoke of chiffon outlined
with rufle of ponte lace.
The the and the lace belonged 10 Beys
grandmother
She carried handsome bridal bouquet composed Of
large white hybrid orchid the center with bouvarda and
white spray orchids a cascade effect
Bettys sister, Elise Cosgrove, her maid of honor.
Bridesmaids included Mary Sherman Kay Meister,
Stephens College Marjorie Wilson of Wash
ington D. c. formerly of Crosse Pointe and Julie McNar
They dressed alike turquoise satin and chiffon
made with fitted baques with sweetheart neeknes and brace
sleeves chiffon sfIgt
Their headdresses Of matching ulle designed for the
smoothbrow hardos the interest being in the back.
The bridesmaids carried shower bouquets of small pale
brown chrysan accented with Sonora chysanthemms
which the shade Of Talisman
The maid similar bouquet with deeper
accents.
1t Parsons father his best
Guests seated by junior ushers John Cosgrove,
brother of the bride and her Teddy Osus and
Bobbie White all Is years old ..
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Mrs. Endiicott in Brown Crepe

GLIMPSED THE George Endicotts. Mrs. Endico out
standing brown crepe dress under baum martin jacket
AND sAite velvet trimmed feathers.
Also Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bruna Powers. Mrs.
Powers decorative than black dress short
silver fox cape a wide bmmed black edged with
malne and large airy wired bow of maine in front.
Dining and playing games together the y. :.
Noans Mrs ~ short red dinner dress with side drapery
small black the w. r. Crawfords Mr..
Mrs c. B. Tuttle Mr. and Mrs Raymond Perring.
the r. B. Crawfords and the Walter Schundts
Another group included Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Mitchell
Mrs Mitchell black dress with aever butterfly design
done in black sequn and tiny sequn cslo the Otto Mil
lers the Harry fuckers the j. c. Lobdels and 1t
Comdr. CLAYTON Howe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Another Large Party

LARGE party composed Of the Russell c. Mahons
Mrs Mahon black crepe dress with bodice beaded in
e and small black hat their sonsin-law and daughters
- the G. r. Adongs and the Karl Mallsrds the F. j.
Lamborns he w. j. ONels the John A. Haneys and
their daughter Ann Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Sheetz.
Mrs John and Mr. and Mrs Harley A. Montgomery and
their daughter. Martha
The Roy Fruehaufs had a reservation for four. -.
The Bower Gamblers and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Lska
q another table.
Mr. and Mrs NJ T. Coyle had reservations for eight.
Mr. and Mis- J. L. Dosta Of Birmingham had a party of
eight and the young Vaughan Reids party of
The Ralph r. Zmmermans and Mrs Larry Sheldrick made
up foursome
and Mrs William n Keane, their daughter, Leontine
and their son, Joseph, made another foursome.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Sally Fishers s q
II Attend Party

SALLY FISHER celebrated
her ninth birthday AZ a party
given by her mother, Arelen
LnWerAL Fisher, THEN -AeuSe ia
East jefferson avenue.
Twenty seven OF Sslly's
friends were invited They
played rhythm and color games.
The guests included Sally
Williams. the Carey twins, Betty
and Mary: Robert and David
Roberts, Jonathan, David and
Bridget Jenkins, Betty Morris,
Jean Ross. Charlie FrooSt and
Gretchen Leinhach.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Dress Shows Chinese Influence

Mrs Sherman street length dress of peacock blue
crepe showing the Chinese influence the skirt draped the
left side and held in place by three jeweed buttons and
small black hat trimmed with yelling 10 match her dress
Her flowers green orchids
Mrs. Parsons brown crepe dress set off By flesh
coored collar and bow embroidered tiny gold beads and
small brown hat and shoulder bouquet of orchids
Betty's grandmother. Mrs. George Osius who
the receiving line gowned in black velvet with marqu
sleeves embroidered steel and pearl beads
orchids and small black hat
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Miss SuIIivan's
Be+rothaI Told

Mr.. AND MRS. HAROLD NJ.
SULLIVAN of Fairfield avenue
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Barbara Jean,
10 1t. Edward Francis Wolfe Jr..
son of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Francis Wolfe of Long Island,
". Y.
The announcement was made
AZ a family dinner al the Detroit
Golf Club.
Miss Sullivan attended the
college or New Rochelle in New
Rochelle. n. Y. and the Univer-
sity Of Detroit. 1t. Wolfe at
tended F'ordham University and
New York University.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23

Visit Evanston

MR. AND MRS c D. MAC
PHERSON Of Berkshire road
left Sunday 10 spend some time
with the G. d. Mac phersons IN
Evanston. III.
They are also planning on
spending a few days with their
son. Cadet MidShipman John
Braden Mac pherson, who IS a
student at NOtre Dame.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Reservations for Tonight's Party

AMONG THOSE having reservations for the second games
party be staged tonight the Hugh Martins, who will
have with them their Hugh Jr and his hancee Nancy
Ford Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Poch the Howard Cobys
the Harvey Campbells the Sam Kelers Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Thomas Mr. and Mrs +. w. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Huber Mr.. and Mrs o. II. Leidy.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Hammond Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry.
Mr. and Mrs Martin C. Callahan. and Mr. and Mrs Willard
II. Cornelius
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Members of The Carl Breers' Party

ONE LARGE party included. the Carl Breers, Mrs.
Breer dinner dress of brown wool with gold
trimming the necklne and small hat with brown bird
Judge and Mrs Joseph A. Moynhan the X T. Keers
the j. r. Miars. the Donald s. DeVors the Robert
Kellers the Ted Harpers the Rutherford Mlars
Mr. Mrs Charles W. Jnette Mrs Jnette brown lace
dress spnked with descent beads and brown velvet and
green feather her hair and Mrs Jnees sister,
Mrs Ward E. Guest of Chicago in striking dress combining
black crepe skirt and American Beauty bodice embroidered
In black sequins and a black sequin hair
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Others at Games Party

THE JESSE FLECKS and the A. j. Malows together
Mrs Fleck in a black crepe fuchsia
hair
The George W. Vawters the J. T Hurleys and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hampton Rich a table nearby.
foursome composed of Mr.. and Mrs George Freder
icks and Mr.. and Mrs Norman Fredercks
The Henry Way Burrs there Mrs. Burritt in a
black crepe dinner dress with jet sequns black velvet
"haf hat with jet sequins in front and back.
With Mr. and Mrs George f. Qugley Mrs. Herman
Koestlin her daughters Mrs Charles and Mrs.
Robert Laurie.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Women Nee
To Plan Party

MRS. CLARENCE A. BRINK
MAN. Mrs. Herman J. Browe,
Mrs. William Quimby and Mrs.
Albert J. Tobin were 10 meet
today at the Women's City Club.
to make plans for the games
party Of the Glengarda Guild Of
the Ursuline School, to be held
in December.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Betty a Lovely Autumn Bride

BETTY WAS of the loveest of the autumn brides
eighteenth century wedding dress of lustrous ivory
duchess saiinenhelshed with pente lseeaHd full
graceful veil bridal illusion held in place by Juliet cap
pointe lace
The dress fashioned with hoop skirt extending into
circular edged rufHe of matching material
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Snarts
Announce
Birth Of Son

Mr.. AND MRS. LEWIS LEE
SMART lJR. announce the birth
Of son, Stephen Elliott, Nov. Is.
Mrs. Smart Is the former Mar
garet Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smart recently
moved from Neff road. Crosse
Peinte, TO Harvard road, Crosse
Pointe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Comma
Here for Holiday

CAPT. AND MRS. c. II.
GILLIAN will come from Day
ton, O., 10 have Thanksgiving
dinner with the captains
brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. r. K. Wemp of Pont-
chartrain drive. They will stay
through Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Thonpsons See
New York PLAYS

DIR. AND MRS. RICHARD.
THOMPSON OF Wtnona drive
recently arrived home from a
weeks stay in New York City.
While there they saw several Of
the current plays.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23

DIR. AND MRS. PAUL KLEB-
BA VIII entertain in their home
in GriXdale drive at a supper
party Saturday night, celebrat-
ing the birthday Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Jane klehba.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Italians.
SIaVS ROut
BulSarS

LONDON. Nov. "a CINS)-Ths
Italian Venetias division and
Yugoslav Partisan forces, fighting
side by side, have wiped out
Bulgarian battalion in fighting
near Kremna. IN Serbia a Free
Yugoslav communique announced
today
In Macedonia heavy fighting
was reported, where the Germans
were attempting 10 break through
from Albania toward SkoplIe The
Nazt-were suffering very heavy
losses. the Yugoslav statement
SAID
Gen Druha Mkhailovifch
announced today that his Paril-
san armies now control all Of
Montenegro as web as scattered
sections of other Yugos
regions }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Edison Urges Fight
For hill of Rights

One of the most precious parts of national heritage
the Bill of Rights These first 10 amendments the
Constitution form statement of of the and
fundamental rights that all should have in all times
and in all societies N
Generations of men now but dmly remembered fought
the oppressors of their days establish these rights for
themselves and for their descendants.
We know that have these rights but experience had
shown that often must lose them really appreciate
them To understand the value of the rights they have they
must see how other men suffer under tyranny
But, in spite of all oppressors, these rights
have kind of Immortality, because these
ceptions of human dignity and freedom established
tyrant has long extingushed them. We will fight
that none does.
We to the ancient Bill of Rights of 1859 many of
the ideas and much of the wording of In this
all freedom loving people fight for concept of
freedom for public treasure that may be shared the
time that it extended TO others in infinite measure
losing bit of its value to its original possessors
May the Bill of Rights long serve only a state
of liberties but also standard toward which
all men may turn.
GOV. CHARLES EDISON,
State of New Jersey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Ang|o-Argentine
Monopoly Barred

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a (UP)
- Assistant Attorney General
Berge said today that American
users of leather tanning extract,
quebracho. found mostly in Ar
gentina, were at the mercy OF
British-dominated monopoly
pool.
His statement before the Senate
military affairs subcommittee on
war mobilization brought from
Chairman Harley NJ Kllgore Of
West Virginia criticism Of Ar
gentina and a charge that this
cartel is run with the sanction
and encouragement Of the gov
eminent of Argentina
Berge urged the subcommittee
10 investigate the situation, ana
said real effort should be made
to find an adequate substitute for
quebraCho.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
I Budd Wheel
.Discharges0.K'd
And Reinstdted

In the cases Of seven. of IA
unionists dropped from the pay
roll OF the Budd Wheel Co. after
wildcat strikes had resulted in loss
of 100000 man hours, tripartite
panel today recommended that the
regional War Labor Board sus-
tain the discharges. The panel
held that the workers had openly
defled the expressed wishes of
Local 500. UAW-CIO.
Reinstatement was recon-
mended for the other seven, three
of whom were said to he entitled
TO back pay The findings of the
panel, which was composed of
Daniel Gallagher, union repre-
sentative; Willis Hall, industrial
representative, and Louis Miriam,
pubic representative, VIII be con-
sldered by the WLB next week.
Thelma whitney, a shop
stewardess. was among those
whom the panel found guilty of
acting for selfish purposes in pro-
noting the walkouts.
Others whose permanent sepa-
ration from the company pay roll
was advised were: John Roach.
Winfield Wolfert and Vaughn
Moore. shop committeeman: Ly-
man Perkins and Norbert May,
stewards, and Sam Cox, employee
Cox recently was sentenced to Is
days in jail for assaulting a COM
pany official.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
House Prepares
To Pass Tax Bill

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a (INS)
The House prepared to pass the
Two billion dollar revenue bill to-
day as it received bipartisan
pledges from its fiscal leaders
against further tax increases.
Rep. Doughton (D)'of North
Carolina, chairman OF the tax
writing House ways and means
committee, and Rep kuutSon- of
the committee 5 rank
ing Republican, Joined in state
ments 10 the membership that
the American people are bearing
a greater share of taxation than
any other people in the world
and that further levieS against
them would impair Americas eco
nomic structure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Keep Phones Open
For Fighting Men

Telephone subscribers wer Q
asked by the Michigan Bell today
not TO make long distance calls
during the Thanksgiving holiday
William F. Shane. commercial
superintendent, said T a cfTiti S
should be open for use Of service
men.
He added that 1900 extra long
distance calls were made by
Michigan residents last Thanks
giving, and that many soldiers and
sailors could not reach their
homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Texas Court Denies
Thomas a RehedrinQ

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov "a (UP)-
The Texas Supreme Court today
refused 10 grant a rehearing to
r. j. Thomas, international presi-
dent of the UAW-CIO, on his con-
viction of contempt of a state dis
trict court
Thomas was sentenced TO three
days IN jail for violating a court
order restraining him from at
tempting 10 organize oil workers
at Peiley Tex, without obtaining
license as required by state law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Subsidy Beaten
In House Faces
Senate Battle

WASHINGTON, Nov "a uNs)
Senate approval Of the House
ban on food subsidies was forecast
today. hut administration leaders
planned 10 force the fight in hope
of winning q liberal compromise
after President Roosevelts eX-
peCted veto
Chairman Wagner CD of New
York Of the Senate banking com
mlttee, shouldering the admins
traton fight which was lost in the
House late yesterday by a 27s-l1S
vote, declared:
II do not know what the SEN
ate will do. but ! think veto
can he sustained and a cOmprO-
mise reached eventually"
Senator Banklread Cd Of Ala
hama, sponsor OF Senate leglSla-
ton continuing the Commodity
Credi. Corp. with a ban on sub
sides after Dec. 81, said the bank
ing committee would begin hear
ings on the bill Nov. 30. His bill
is similar 10 that Overwhelmingly
approved by the House.
There was little in the House
vote 70 cheer administration
forces The wide margin accorded
The bill placed foes of the price
rnll-hsck program in a position 10
drive hard compromise when
the negotiating stage is reached
All Michigan'S II Republicans
voted for passage of the ban on
subsidies; all FIVE Michigan Demo
Gratis voted against the bill and in
favor OF subsidies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
400. 900 HOMELESS

BERN. Switzerland, Nov. "a
QNS)-Wholessle looting. shoot
ing trays and stunned wsr-weari-
ness on the part of the people
followed the Raj raids on Berlin.
reliable advices received in Bern
said today.
Diplomatic sources revealed ap-
proximately 100000 persons or
one-tenth of Berlins population
have been bombed out Of their
homes. The Monday night raid
alone, If directed against any
smaller and more thickly settled
city. would have eXterminsted il,
Berlin's sprswling layout and its
many parks alone have saved the
NaZi capital from complete de
struction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
$500 600 Fire Kills One

GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. "a
One fireman was killed early to-
day when fire of undetermined
origin Quilted one Of the Berkey &,
Gay Furniture Co. buildings
causing an estimated loss OF
$500, 600, and threatened destruc-
ton of the 600-room Rowe Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
TELLS OF SONS TEMPER

MISHAWAKA. Ind, Nov "a
tUP1-The father of Pvt Her
man F. Kuhl, 26. said today that
II his son was the soldier abused
by 1t. Gen Patton, the generals
attack may have been justified by
Kuhls quick temper"
The father, Herman F. Kuhl, a
cssket maker, said when he first
read published accounts OF the y
cident he was certain his son was
the soldier involved. but now
could see certain discrepancies be-
tween newspaper stories and a
letter he received from his son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Court Frees Pierre
In Movie Plot Case

NEW YORK, Nov. "a tINS)-
Federal Judge John Bright tis-
missed the Indictment against
Ralph Pierce today which had
charged nm and seven other de-
PENDANTS with attempting 10 eX-
tort the movie industry OF more
than a million, dollars.
The government, which began
its case on Oct 5, rested yes
terday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Bars Get
Bonus
Time. staff Correspondent

LANSING, Nov. PA dividend
for every tabletop hcensee was
declared by the liquor commission
today to deplete its large stocks
OF rum.
Commissioner Flynn said each
saloon would be entitled to one
bottle Of rum for every bottle of
whisky il was receiving per week
under rationing.
Saloonkeepers can get the divi-
dend each week for four weeks,
beginning Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Faseists Assassinafe u

BERN, Nov. "a (UP)-Fascist
terroriStS, headed by Roberto
Farinacci, former party secretary,
shot % persons, including a SEN
ator and a 15-year-old boy, at
Ferrara. Italy. last Wednesday in
reprisal for the Staying Of q local
Fascist leader, reliable reports
said today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
AID DROPS BY CHUTEs

BERN. Nov "a (UP)-Itslian
army officers. bearing ARMS. sup
plies and war instructions. arc
parachutng INTO regions where
remnants Of the Italian army SUI
oppose the Germans in Italy,
frontier REPORTS said TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
NaZiS Warn
OF iseprisals

NEW YORK. Nov. "a GNS)--
Take it from German propagan-
dists, if those Raj filters don't
let Berlin alone from now on the
NaziS will just have to use their
deadly new weapons on Britain.
The Berlin radio voiced this
threat today in a broadcast heard
by BIC, summarized then in a
British transmission which NBC
recorded.
The Nazi announcer said:
Berlin has been covered with
a carpet of bombs and has Suf-
the greatest tevastattuu-
ever wreaked on a city. We
shall be forced, In repriSal, To
use our latest weapon on the
British"
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