The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-15
News Of Connecticut

State MIX Control AcG
 Kent StoiadArd. Newinxtan. and Holloway Brothers, Avon, were the ether two men named ia the ActiNM, Against the latter, th> injunction petitions asked a ceart @rdcr ts have them refrain from further al- legcd violations 0f the act.
 The injunction was Ssaght against the BecaeN Company whach aner- ateS . plant tn Fairfield County, @a allegations it "haS net camRlied with price orders 0f the Aliak Con- trol Act, has net reported tN uS eAeA month, and we deN't know whether they are paying producers iA csm- Pliance with the law.@
 The Borden Company. with head quarters fn New Hogk, cantenaeta. it was understood. its actions weES regulated by the Federal Gavexm- ment and were net Sahject ts state eontrsl
 New Haven, Conn, April 15-SUPl The Japanese never would have started a wa- with the United States if they understood the moral and physical capacities of our dem- Ocracy, Joseph c. Grew. former ann baSsaoor to Japan declared last night.
 Explaining his belief at Yale Uni UerSity where he received the H0w- land Memorial Prize in recognition Of marked distinction in the science Of government, Grew said the Jap- aneSe were told democracy was bankrupt"
 The Jsps. he said. dtd not realize that we Can and will achieve unity, can and will swing from the amateurishnesS of our initial war effort into high gear production and military operations Since Pearl Harb0r, ve have all become acutely aware Of hOw mnch the Jananese know about us. yet hOw little they really understood us: and we have also become aware of how little. in some fields. we knox Japan"
 He urged Americans to sEandS Japanese ways as We must knOx Japan to fight Japan. and later, for the problems Of reconstruction and pe2oe-bufl6ing-'
 HaFafard. Conn, April IS-TPS- A s4aee-wide eomferemne @m war lime reereaGisn waS eaIled toaay by Goy- Baldwin fer May 1S al Hart EsrM
 -Reaaixing as ' dc aIAe vexy greaa importance of reereaaEsn to main- tain ezicieney fn var wsxk." said the governor i1 fnvf1aaismS ae seV- er2a hmnAre1 PeEssnS interested fin warttme recreation pEsAAemx, -and eS preserve sssnA Rsrale amsnx o9r pespAe in fhiS highly EnAnsari- 2hined S4ate, have aeemed fG nenes- saEy ss eam . es@GeEenee sf pnD- fezsisnza and Bay lea6ers interested h this Phase sf tAe War eMsrt-
 We Dast maintain our pzsAne- eAs0 seaae41AeS kn eur var pAanas and aS de ss we @zsa presk6e fer heaIGhy war nMe Eneneaefonaa faezlEaEeS ehro4ghs9t ake state. There Es . hkeliheed thaf vaeaGfoa Grzvea win be emrsaiie1 greatly this swmmex. 10 e9set tHafs we maEt see ao 6 that Sr woFkery have an eppOr- t1stly ao Eess fnsm eheir lsbsr and be a6se a0 returw e tIaefr work beneheS and saaehines wfGb renew- ea yfgsr aS assist iB the pEsseeslisn of the war.~
 &eg LOD6cn. Conn, Awfl lS.- tOP1-AnOtier group Of SO men, all Of whOEn hs { al Least l4 months of Sea duty bGsOre beginning their 0ftleerS training, WeEe graduated today from the Maritime Service OfneeS Training School at Fort Tfunbuu-
 They were commissioned ss en- agnG-
 The school Es the only one of its kind h the east ard iS being ex- pan0ed to accommodate another 1o6o men
 Boston. April iS.-UPD-ApDEOx- imateiy 45S WAVES and T5 STARS,