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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
H. Ash Is Elected
by Utica Masons
Lodge Ceremonies Set
for Dec. 20 in Utico

UTICA - Utica Lodge No. rs
7. e. A. NJ. held its annual cleo
ton of officers at Masonic Tenn
pie Monday night, with the fol-
lowing elected:
Worshipful Master, Harold
Ash; Senior Ward m, Elmer
Huelskamper; Junior Warden,
Jacob Getz; treasurer, William
Rossow; secretary, Samuel Beau
champ; Senior Deacon, William
Dempsey; Junior Deacon, Thos.
Stewart; Senior Steward, James
Merritt, Jr.; Juni ward,
Morris Riggs; Associate Stew
ards, Reed Keenan,, Dean Marsh;
Marshal. Donald Michael; Chap
lain, Albert Barke; Organist,
Clifford Morgan; Tyler, John
Andrus. James Merritt, Sr., was
chosen degree team captain.
Public installation will be
held at the Temple on Monday
Dec. 90, at 8 p. m. Grand In
stalling Officer Albert Marlatt,
of Mount Clemens, District Dep
uty Instructor, with his assist
ants, will conduct the ceremony.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

robin Hoods Barn" is the
great out of-doorS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Christmas (antaia
Planned in Utica
erode School Students
Plan Program Dec. II

UTICA - The pupils of the
grade school, under the direction
Dorothy HOLSTER kindergar-
ten and music teacher, are pre-
pairing a Christmas cantata with
music of unusual excellence, en-
titled Christmas and the Four
Freedoms"
Characters are: Tolerance,
Larry Winklenan; Libert:', Nam
c. Jen Crissman; Valiant, Rob-
ert Kelly; Plenty, Carol bort;
Bigot, Robert Kerns; Taboo,
Jean Denton; Fear, Dor Mar
shall; Want, Betty Crutcher;
Messenger, Bruce Austin; Santa
Claus, Lenin Voisick. The Wise
Men, Orrie Dawson, Roy bort,
Donald Lange; Sher her DON
aid Waelde, Thad Bentley, DON
a'd Morrison; Madonna, Donna
Hesla; JOSEPH, Robert Chapoton.
Good and Bad Elves and a large
chorus complete the cast.
The closing song Of the pro-
gram THE American Way" is
particularly il spring. Mu c h
credit is due Miss Holster for
has trained the children. The
the fine manner in which she
play will be given on Wednes-
day, Dec. %.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Legal Notices

william Msseh Estst. - January 10,
1914.
State OF Michigan, The Probate Court
for the County OF Macomb.
Al a session of said Court held at
the Probate Office in the City OF Mt.
Clemens. In said County. on the 6th
day of December A, ID. i943.
Present: Honorable Joseph v. from
bly,. Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Will
liam MsSch. Deceased
Ernst Masch having filed in said
Court his fifth annual account as Trus-
tee Of said estate, and his petition pray
iug for tho allowance thereof. and pray
ing for the allowance OF attorneys fees:
II is Ordered. That the 10th day of
January A. ID. 1914 az two o'clock in
the afternoon, ~ said Probate Office.
be and is hereby appointed for exam
ming and allowing said accounts
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof he given by public alton
OF copy OF this order, for three sue
CeSsive weeks previous 10 said day of
hearing, In the Monitor lie adler. a news
paper printed and circulated in said
I County.
JOSEPH v TROMBLY.
Judge of Probate
a true copy
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate.
Dec. 10. II. ANIL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Raj BOmberS
Lash at Crete

CAIRO, Dec. 10 Up Raj
heavy bombers struck at enemy
installations on German occu-
pied Crete Wednesday night,
leaving large fires raging among
harbor buildings on that strate-
& island southeast of Greece,
communique said today.
In other fighter bomber
sweeps during the week at Nazi
supply lines in the AeCean Sea,
motor vessel WI. attacked and
left smoking at Porto Lago, on
Leros Island, and a number of
sailing vessels were lef' sinking
south of Samos Island.
The attacks cost the British
one plane.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
U. S. Signal Corps Snores
Big Alaskan Bull Moose

HEADQUARTERS ALASKA
DEFENSE COMMAND UP
A 1,000-pound bull moose Gre
ated an extraordinary uproar
here recently when it became so
thoroughly entangled in tele-
phone line being strung by a
Signal Corps detachment that
the post veterinary, Capt. Will
liam Snodgrass, Salem. Ore,
had to be called in with two as
sistants 10 formulate plans for
releasing the animal.
While a pair of Federal Wild
life agents stood by with rifles,
Capt. Snodgrass, aided by Cpl.
Neil Garaghan, Of Oakland,
Cal, and Pvt. Matthew, Pinter,
Milwaukee. Wis, roped the
bulls hind legs, hog-tied the ami
NAL and then cut the snarl of
wire. The Wildlife agents pre-
dicted the bull would immedi-
ately charge the men when II
found it was free, but instead il
shook itself and headed at top
speed for the hills, no fight left
in it.
Dolls are customary wedding
presents in India, where child
marriages are common.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10


taking its place in the invisible
attempts TO accompliCcS of Fas-
cism who are trying to persuade
Italians that the long and fatal
tyranny of MuSsolini and the
CT iminal war against democratic
nations have been normal his
torical episodes for which no.
body is guilty and on which
silence should be kept
This attempt was made by
way Of the present kint and the
generals who ordered Italians
not to fight the Germans last
September They want to create
a new Vichy, an Italian edition
Of the Petain regime.
How would it be possible ia
create an enthusiastic atmos-
phere for war against Germany
in Italy when an attempt is
made to give even greater au-
thortty than i'm the past to a king
who accepted SO gladly to make
war on Great Britain and the
United States?
MUST FIGHT NAZIS
There is not a single rcSpon-
Sible Italian who thinks that this
is the moment 20 discuss the
question Of monarchy versus
the republic. There is only one
duty Of all Italians today. war
ca Germany But Just as it is
impossible 60 thin k of the
French revolving against the
Germans in the name Of Petain,
II is equally impossible think
that Italians may rally around
the king who signed so many
proclamations in favor of Ger
many.
When an immense majority OF
Italians ask for abdication by
the present king, and when sc
many among them are in favor
of a regency i'm the hands OF
Badoglio, the most rcactionary
monarchist lin Italy and abroad)
should not forget that the for
mula Of abdication, far from be.
ing revolutionary, is one Of the
most orthodox instruments Of
monarchial tradition. II is the
best way available when a ma
ton desires TO keep alive a mon
archy - for the time being, a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Kings Abdication is Ita|y's Solution Says Leade


kots. located al Vermillion, s d.
chef is receiving Army Spe-
cial Training in Civil Engineer
inc and will bc stationed there
another three months
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Church entertained al a family
dinner IN his honor al the/
home. 48ll CasS street.
Rcy and Mrs Louis G Helm
eek OF Trinity Lutheran Church
have received word that their
son Godfrey Hcncckc has been
wounded in Italy.
The knitting club Of the Utica
Rcd Cross unit viii hold its
meeting Of Tuesday, December
IA with Mrs Sidney Odgcrs,
1915 Canal road.
The Utica schools VIII close
for the holiday recess Thursday
night. Dee @, and reopen Mon
day, Jan 3.
Mary Purchase. girls coach,
IS practising the team for a game
with the alumni
A matinee was held Wednes-
day afternoon before the grade
school OF the play Aunt Cath
les Cat which, was given by the
Junior class on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Sc, Fred Fletcher, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Fletcher OF Lin
coin avenue IS home on l4-day
delay On route p. Fred has grad
uated from the gunnery school
al dorado. Texas and Viii 90 to
Tampa, Fla, at the end Of his
leave,
Elmer Marquardt has return
cd TO the Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md, after a few days
spent in Utica.
Edward Susalli is home on
furlough from Camp Mccain,
Miss.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

Dolls are customary wedding
presents in India, where child
marriages are common.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Count Carlo Sforzo Urges
Creation Of Second Vichy
Anti-Foscist Leader Soys Thot Majority
OF ltoIions Ask for Addiction Of King

Rack IN his country after lonE
exile IN the 4. =. Count Carlo
SforTa. Italian anti-Iascist leader.
j. assisting ~ reconstruction and
- believed likely 90 become the
next Italian premier, In the fol-
lowing special article he tells why
ahdicstion Of the kiuE IL the ouly
solution for democratic unity IN IT.
aiN.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

least 49, while getting rid OF
monarch VIII through crimes or
perjuries or even only through
disasters, is no longer possible
as the head of country.
Why then does KIM Victor
Emmanuel so strongly object TO
an abdication of which his great,
gre grandfather, King Charles
Albert, gave an example in 1841
after the Austrian Empire de-
feated him ar NoVara?
BETRAYED DUTY
There is one and only one
reason The king - as l have
said above-has become a sym
Dol of certain generals who be-
trayed their duty last Septem-
Der when they disarmed Italian
troops which we're ready t. fight
the Germans, An incipient con-
Spiracy of Fascist and ex-Fas-
ciSt officials and of guilty gen.
erals 49, all of whom hate Ba-
dogliO - tried TO create an ar
tificial atmosphere persuading
the Italian nation that 20 years
OF Fascist tyrannical corruption
and three years of wars may
be forgotten without any sane
ton.
Abroad, a few misinformed
groups seem to believe that &C
qulttal of the present kin might
mean elimination of political
discussions, with the result that
all Italians would unite in what
is our sup enc duty war
against the Germans. But this is
not so because Italians have suf-
fcred too much from the war
which was imposed on them by
Mussolini and which the SOW
ereign ratified although so many
Italians warned him against it.
Warned by two Italian gen.
erals that war had been decided
upon, rotc a letter to the king
on May 30, 1910, telling him all
the reasons why Great Britain
would resist heroically and that
in the long run the United States
w u / d join in the struggle
against the totalitarian regimes.
Il know the United States" l
added America will astonish
the world with the most gigantic
military effort ever seen. If you
give your name TO this mad war
you will ruin Italy. And what
perhaps interests you even more,
you will destroy the old histori-
cal links between the Italian
nation and your house"
PAID NO ATTENTION
Unfortunately, for him, but
even more unfortunately for It
ally, the king did not give atten-
ton to the warnings of Italians
who wanted 10 save him from
the most tragic of his errors.
Successfully he signed, without
hesitation, declarations Of war
against France, which already
had been defeated; against Great
Britain; aga INST the United
States, where five million good
American citizens are of Italian
origin; against YugoslaVia and
Greece, which had been among
Italy's best clients in oriental
Europe.
What is most strange is that
some badly-informed conserva-
tives abroad think that abdica-
ton by the present king might
mean the loss OF a bulwark of
social conservatis IN the con-
trary, the status quo ma. only
create new q .epts to the cause
of communism. 1t has happened
frequently in the history of Eu-
rope that certain blind and UNI
generous conservatives are the
best promoters OF revolution.
Teachers in a grade school
building at Van Mugs. Calf, are
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Detroit Artist Speaks

An unique Christmas Chalk
Talk y program will be presented
Sunday evening at Gas in the
Presbyterian Church by Arthur
A. Sinclair of Detroit, WE'LL
known artist and lecturer. Fol-
lowing the lecture, refreshments
will be served during a social
hour.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
BY COUNT CARLO sFORzA

FaSciSm has been like . cam
Ger. It has been eliminated from
the healthy body of Italy, but
hidden -hypncritical disease is
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

Teachers in a grade school
building at Van Mugs. Calf, are
being confused by six sets of
identical twins.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

The original home Of gypSies
is in India, but they received
their name from the belief that
they came from Egypt
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

On Monday evening, Dec. 10,
at a special communication of
the lodge, the 'ifster Mason de-
gree will be conferred upon
three candidate. The meeting
will open at $50 and dinner
will be served at 7 o'clock.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

nidt berauben l1no n1uB man ibnl
Mai6inerie berl6affen. S6lieBli6
Iollte man Dem Sarmer our6 cine
oeritdnoli6e uno gerebte Hreispolitit
unter oie Mrme greifen, 0enn er bat
genau 10 gut tpie oie Mrbeiter in oel
5abrifen einen gere6ten gnteil an
Sen 0orteilen, tpelde bieie genieBen.
8enn Die 8auern ni6t pfliigen I'M
Sal, 10 barben Die Stabter au5ulnal.
r.- X X X
&apitdn gboie Hidenbader bot III
Detroit ben amerifaniiden Mrbeitern.
bie in &riessbetrieben beibdftiet iino,
cine oerbe @apu5inerpreoigt a la
abraham a Sancta CLARA - geba1z
ten. Ct tpies BIN auf bie barten r1lo
opferreiben @efehte amerifaniIber
gruppen ,,in ben boGiiben 2odern u.
0idungeln bon @uabaIcanal, 8una
-uno @ona''. uSbr babt", 10 reoete Ser
erprobte Sliegerbelo ietne @rbeiter-
fameraoen an, ufeinen 8egriff bon
oem, tpas cure 2anosleute BORT gu
erbuloen baben. &einer bon uns bat
ioobiel bonbrubt, baB er nibt nod
mebr leiiten fonnte. 9ies lit Elm
&f auf 9eben uno 600 fir 6as
Wobl uno @ebe unierer Station"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

gibt feline ri6tigen ainoer in Geuti6-
lamb nebr. SOUR nod Himpfe uno
Weaioen. unb 10 itebt Oenn alth ibre
SSugeno aus. Wfit 5ebn SSabren in Sic
Sitleriugeno: maribieren, idieBen
uno Sell Sitler' ldreien. Mit IL ODER
ID Sabren marld in Oie 5abrifen.
Satpobl, in sic Sabrifen, Inn 5um
boberen Hubme Ioolf Sitlers @rbei
ten 5u berri6ten, Sic friiber ausge-
ipa6iene Wanner 3u tl1n pflegten.
9as alles fann man inn Irtifel bes
uSdpar5en &orps' lelen. gr lit oas
bisber offenite uno l6amloieite gin-
geitanbnis, oaB sic Sitler uno Sin1n1=
Ter ielbit &inoer au ,,Wannern' ma=
9en muBten, neil es nidt genug
Manner mebr in 0eutiblano gibt.
sic liegen ia 5u Milltonen in oen
ruiiiiden uno ionltigen Weaiiengra.
bern:
Gum atpeiten aber 5eigt ser Sirn1s
ler5orn, oaB es BEN Na5is, tros 5ebn
Sabren Sitleriugeno, ntdt gesliidt
lit, ben oeuti6en &inoern Sen Iesten
&eit bon gigentpiaen aus5utreiben
Erob @eitapo legen Die sSsungens ote
Mrbeit bin uno riibren feinen Singer
(Sortiesung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

li6e Sugeno bon Is Sabren an miro
in ben &riegsoienlt geprebt uno oie
Sitngern, &naben unO Waoben, lper=
Sen ge5ipugeh barte nno idpcre
Sronoienite 81 leilten. Die grmrlnte=
rung, tpeldee Der uSitleriuseno' bon
Sben berab auteil miro, lit nabrbaf=
tig nidt oa5u angetan, oie oeutide
Suseno au begeiItern, beIonoers penn
Elm tpranniider 8lutmeni6 pie
&immler babtnterfebt. - Seinrid)
Simmler - Der uianfte Seinri6'
nennen i'm feline Harteifreanoe (pobl
gum SobnD, pabreno er ood allbe=
fanntern1aBen Der bl1ttriefenoe Wais
lenm0roer Ser 8eltapo lit - Iabt,
nie bie g. 3. Staats5eitung 10 tref>
ieno benerft, in ieinem 2eiboreaI,
eine bonnernbe 8bilippifa gegen bic
beuti6en &inoer los.
uSie fino, 10 beri6ten feline
S6reiblinge bon Ser SO nidts als
,Saultiere'. Biinftlid, tpenn bic @lof-
fe Geieraben6 idldet, legen ite bie
Arbeit bin. gu6 menn ite unoollenoet
lit. sic baben allo, tpie man itebt,
feinen Sbimmer bon Der Mrbeitsauf.
.faiiung zines edten Na5i. ,Sbrfeigen
miiroen @unber mirfen.' Sour Sbr<
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

feigen? @arum niht Elm fleiner
betblebemitil6er &inbermaiiennoro a
Ia Holen?
Simmlers 3orn iiber bie &inbleitt
5eigt 5peierlei. Oab es Sen Na5is nit
@rfolg segliidt lit, Sic ,,Spanne 5lpi.
iden &inobeit uno Mannbeit meients
lid 5u fiir5en'', pie iie 10 id0n ia>
gen. Wtit anoeren @orten, oie &inber
Inn ibre be ten Sabre 5ll bringen. gs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
1tnpplitiicbe 3eitldufte

8arn muB gelernt tperbeu tpie ieoes
anoere Sanbperf.
Tim ben Sarmer 5u erbalteu unb
cine Brobuftion 81 er5ielen, tpie iie
bieies Sabr bon ibm perlangt miro,
muB man ibn strbeiter geben ooer
bielmebr i'm ietner Grbeitsfrdft"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

uSe0er Srieoensplan muB als
ipertlos in ben Bapierforb tpanoern,
menn es Der pereelualtigten fatboli-
ifen Breiie @uropas nidbt erntoglibt
miro, ibre ftarfe Stimme 5u erbeben
in Der unmittelbar oem gnoe bes
arieges folsenben Berio6e." 0ieie
aniidt tprrbe bon 8ii6of Sobn Marf
Cannon bon grie, Dem bilb0flihe,t
&oriiber bes 8g-Yreiieoepart=
ments .auseefproben. ....~'
Inn BEN Wfd9tel, ser Gaublu6t,
Ser &aebe unb Ser l1ngere6tigfeit, lpic
iie iib naeb Dem erIten @eltfrieg er-
boben uno oie 8obltaten zines ge-
rehten Srieoens berni6teten. miilen
oie &atbolife1t Ser Ser. Staaten alles
in 8epegnng ieten, Inn Sic gepalts
fam gum 56peigen gebradte fatbo-
<lii6e Hreiie guropas nieoer ins 2e-
ben 5uriid5ltrufen. - :
ga1 Dem eriten @eltfrieg 1tabm es
: feds Monate, Inn bic Srieoensbeoil1-
gangen feit3ulegen; na9 oieleut 4riege
, miro es cine bebeuteno langere 3eit-
pertooe nebnle,e ,t,tb oa 1nuB bic fa=
, tboliid)e Yreiie @uropns ibre stin1ille
erbeben, ipenn &e1t unb @erehtigfeit
1pieoer l,nter qllen golfert1 beg altei1
Sentiments beraeitenf iperoen ion. Die
! fatbolifde Breiie linferes 2anoes lift
/ berufe11, nit alien MitteI,t bic naH-
. frieglid5e fatbolifde 8refie guropas
Z: 5u unteritiiben uro tpon1ogli6 oeriel-
ben einen fpfterloien 9ienit 5ur Ser.
fiignng au fellen. ~: -. &.
X X X
gnbli1 bnt es alid) oen n1abgeben<
ben SteIlen eingeleubtet, baB Der
amerifanilbe Sarmer ni6t nur als
funbamentale 8idtigfeit Der Seim'
front betra6tet tperoen muB, ionbern
baB er au9 ben 2ebensnerb an Der
&riegsfront biloet. Wobl nien,ano bat
oieie @abrbeit 10 flar uno oeltlid
oargeitellt, ais es grprdltoent &oober
III ieiner lebten 9faoioreoe getan bat.
.gr betra6tet nit GROCER Sadberltdno.
mis- unfere 2ebensmitteltpirtidaft nls
eine nottpenbige 8eoingung, ben
&rieg unb au9 ben Srieben au ee.
tpintten. 9lls erfabrener nGooo Mon1i-,
niitrator" I'M erten Weltfrieg unb
als aenner Der gegentpdrtigen ihtpie.
rigen unb bertporrenen Gage ,,nierer
2anomirtifaft meift er bin al1f Die
groBen MdngeI ltno oringt auf beren
Mbbilfe.
Oie &auptprobleme bes amerifani-
iden Sarmers iino Wangel on Nr-
beitsfrdften lino Maibinen, uenn Der
Sarmer Sen getpaltigen an i'm geiten-
ten Goroerungen geredt meroen ion.
sluf einetl anoern tpidtigen Bunft bin-
tpeiienb, erfldrt &oober nit &edbt, BOB |
es nit Ser Mobiliiierung bon Srauen
fiir oie 2anotpirtidaft nidt getan lit. |
Mub nidt nit &odfdiilern uno
Staotleuten, Die our grnte5eit eele.
eentlib aufs 2anb 5ieben. Die Gar.
mer baben NIT ibnen fbon unange.
,ebme grfabrungen gemadt. Cine
groBe &ilfe iino fie iebenfaqs nibt.
Das Garmen l,nb Mrbeiten auf bel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

3uberldiiige Nohri6ten aus Oeln
uSitlerparaoies" lauten iebr bitter.
8or allem i6eint bas Na5irei6 teil1
&in6erparaoies Al iein. 9llle nGnn>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
Mitt,upd), ben II. Sebrnar 1913

Sm groben llno gan5en nebn1eu I'M
lere @rbeiter ibre patriotiiden Gfli6-
ten ernit, obmobl es itberal 0riide~
berger gibt, benen man ernlt 81 2eibe
riicfen iollte.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-27
CELCAUDA DEFENDS
 RECENT COMMENTS
Informs Aldermen of Fire Hose Incident; Debate
 Ends in ''DraW"

A spirited debate arose in the al- dermanic chambers last night be- tween Aldermen Joseph Gelgauda (R) and Edward Lsasky (D) con- cerning the report that Alderman Gelgauda had tried to tell firemen, at 8 recent fire, lot to use a cer- tain line of hose because 1t was faulty.
 Last nights floor contest arose as result of remark made by Fire Commissioner Gordon Somers at last weeks fire board meeting that he had been told that the Repub- lican alderman had 'interfered with the firemen and the Commis- sioners subsequent declaration that "Gelgauda should be put in jail for such an act''.
 Charging that such a remark was personal issue, Alderman Gelgauda last night vehemently stated that, tits a shame when @ member of a fire board says he is going to put an alderman in jail because the alderman is doing his duty"
 Gelgauda went on to attack his colleague Alderman Lasky, who he charged, as a member of the fire board, was lax in his duties. T was elected by the people, he stated, ito look out for their interests. The fire board members are not elected officials"
 Aftr many minutes of counter charges on the part of Alderman Lasky, the contest was declared 8 draw when Alderman John Kopcha D) stated that if Gelgauda was thrown in jail he would go bond for him.
 Alderman Peter DeCicco (R) backing up his political confrere stated MT. Gelgauda is looking out for the interests of the tax payers. No Democrat will have to go bond for him. We Republicans have an ace in the hole. We Republicans will chip in and 90 bond for him."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-27

Ellington Field, Tex, Nov. 27.-A safety clasp may not seem like an important thing but Mrs. Mary Quill, GOA Chase avenue, thinks so and so does the Army Air Force.
 When her son, Lieut.. Edward T. Quill, was presented his wings at Ellington Field, Texas, he, in turn, gave them to his mother. Naturally, there was a high sentimental value attached to the wings and Mrs. Quill wore them proudly.
 Recently, however, the safety clasp on the wings was broken. Mrs. Quill did not want to alter the orig inal wings in any way and yet she was afraid to wear them with the broken safety clasp. So she wrote the air field where her son had re- ceived wings, hoping they could help.
 They could and did.
 A new pair of silver wings are on their way from Ellington Field. Now Mrs. Quill has a pair of wings to wear and will still be able to keep the original pair in safe place.
 Washington, Nov. 27-The Navy reported one more Connecticut man killed in action while the Army listed five from this state wounded during service in the Mediterran- can and Southwest Pacific areas.
 Sergeant Eugene c. McEvoy of the Marines, son of Peter McEvoy of IS Summit Street Derby, died in action, the Navy reported.
 Those wounded in action are:
 Mediterranean Area: Amero, Pvt Harry J.-Mrs. Norma Amero, wife, 25 Chase Lane, West Haven.
 Bonitati, Cpl. Joseph J.-Liberato Bonitati father, Route 3, Box 311, Bridgeport.
 Gruneberg, Pfc. Rudolph F.-Mrs, Irene M. Davis, mother, 87 South Street, Danbury.
 Janton, Pfc. Edward Mrs. Victoria Janton, aunt, 173 Brooklyn Street, Rockville.
 Southwest Pacific Area: Schu- bert, mother, 369 Pine Street, For estville.
 Private First Class John Kali nowski of Long Hill road is spending a furlough here from his Marine post at Bingham, Mass. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Carl Kalinow- ski.
 Sergeant Edmund Walsh of 235 North Elm street has completed furlough here and has returned to his post at Spokane, Wash. His wife and son accompanied him here.