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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Vlp. Josef C. Troch
zemrel.

Pc kratk6 ale trapne nemoci
zemfel v Panu DIP. Josef G..
Troch, C. SIS. R., v 1tery rano,
dine %. prosince. V nedeli je-
Ste slouzil p1l osmou a prislu-
hoval pr p6l devate. Odpole-
dine dostavily sc zachvaty, We
Ger dovezen byl do nemocnice
Johns Hopkins kdez v tn noe
podroben byl nebezpecne ope-
raci, ktere pres veskere mama
han1 lekaTG "a nekolik hodin
podlehl, jsa pri pln6m v6domi
a zaopatfen svatostmi umfrajf-
cfch.
DIP. Josef G.. Troch Sc naro-
dill v Baltimore z dobre INA
mych rodic1 a starych osadni-
XII Jana a Marie Trochovych,
dine II. bTezna r. 1895. Vycho-
div osadnf skolu sv. Vaclava
vstoupil do pTfpravn6 koleje
Fanny Marie v North East, Pa,
kdez pc sesti letech skoncil S
vyznamenanlm klassicka stu
dia. Co R~edemptorista slozil
vecne sliby Teholnf v noviciate
Otc1 Redemptorist1 dine 2. ST.
pna r. 1916 v Illchester, Md. V
redemptoristickem seminaTi ma
hofe sv. Alfonso v Esopus, N.
Y, VySv6cen byl ma kn6Ze dine
l26. cervna r. 1921. iP1sobil ne
kolik let V Geske osad6 v New
Yorku. Poslednlch IA let sve-
no knezskeho zivota stravil me-
ri svymi zdejs1mi krajany II
kostela sv. Vaclava. Byl to
knee mile povahy a dokonale
znaly cesk6 reel. Zanechava
"a sebou mnoho uprimnych du-
81, kter6 jeho nahly odchod o.
plakavajf a nan We svych mo-
dlitbach pamatovati budou.
Ctenym rodicum a vsem pTf-
buznym tlumocfme svoji u
pTimnou soustrast v iodine
zkousky a zarmutku. R. I. P.
Krone zarmoucenych rodicG
truchlf pro neho: sestry Marie,
Josefina a Lillian a bratrf:
Jan, Tomas a vlp. Ludvfk
Troch ktery pdsobf We Wash
ingtonu.
PohTeb konal Sc dnes, v pa
tex, 81. p%rosince v 1920 rano
z Chramu Pane sv. Vaclava ma
hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele "a
velke ucasti osadnik1.
Pohfeb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Anglicke 'letectvo svrhlo 2OO,-
600 tun bomb ma fiSi.

Anglicke letectvo samo vrh-
10 100000 tun bomb ma Nemec-
ko cd zacatku valky, nepoc1ta-
JIG v to bomby, vrzene americ-
kym letectvem.
z anglickeho ministerstva
letectvf bylo oznameno, re to-
hoto cisla bylo dosazeno pc po-
slednlm naletu ma Berlin. PRIV
mich 100000 bomb bylo spuste-
no ma Nemecko mezi rokem
1910 a 1913, ale bylo tfeba
pouze sedmi mes1cG cd minute
no kvetna az do tohot tydne, a.
by byl svrzeno dalslch 100000
tun bomb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Sdruzenf, tax ably kazdy spo-
lak hvl uv6dOmon q Draci a

Sdruzenf, tax ably kazdy spo-
lex byl uvedomen 0 praci a
podnicfch Ceskeho Narodn1ho
Sdruzeni, Odbojove Organise
ci, ktera vsak jiz dnes shromaz
duje Pomocne Fondy, ktere by
lined pc ukoncenf valky pre-
dany byly Ceskoslovenskemu
Cervenemu KT1zi, >organisaci
vsenarodn1, ktery jiz dnes jest
organisovan v Anglii "a pred
sednictvl PAM Benesove, choti
presidenta Eduardo Benese.
S Novym Rokem, Rokem "V1-
tezstvi'' do move 1silovnejsi
prace!
Ia Odbocku Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni
"Pravda Zv1tezf"
Baltimore, Md.
F. Kalas, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
CTENE REDAKCI
"TELEGRAFU!"
Vazenf pratele!

VaZenl praLele!
Dovolte mne, abych Yam ke
konci roku srdecne ma tonic
miste pod6koval Ia vsechnu tn
uchotu a trpelivost S jakou jste
nam v roce 1913 vysli vstrlc,
uverejnovanfm nasich prohla-
SEMI, vykaz1, m6sfcnich zprav
a pod. Doznavam timto, re bez
Vasi podpory, ktere Sc nam V
uplynulem roce dostalo, nebyla
by .prace nase tax zdarila, pro-
to pfijmete nase dfky, zaroven
pTanf Vseho Nejleps1ho do No
veho Roku, Roku o kterem pew
ne v9Tfme, re pTinese Vitezstvf
Spojenym Narod1m, tez Svo-
bodu a lepsf, radostnejs1 dny,
pro ten mas ujarmeny narod.
Pr t6to pTflezitosti, bych chtel
YAM nejen prat mnoho novych
odberateld, ale dGtklive apelo-
vat ma celou krajanskou kolo-
nil We Statu Maryland, by Yam
dala lepSi a vet$i podporu v
pffstfm roce, nebot jenom tim.
dame-li podporu nasemu tlsku
mGzeme ocekavat vetsi a 1cin.
neisf podporu cd Vas.
IA Odbocku "Pravad Zvitez1'
G. N. S.
v Baltimore, Md.
F. Kalas, tajemnfk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Mia NAVsTEVA.

V tectho dnech navstfvil mne
v moi 1radovn6 bratr Rychtaf
2 Overlea a jake nadseny Was
tenec obnovil 81 prfspevky Ma
rodniho Sdruzenf s pridanlm
Novorocniho daru $500 pro
Odbocku, $500 nasim voJa-
kim v Rusku, $500 nasim vo-
.,jak1m v Anglii. Jak itchy clio
vek spolecne Sc zenou chapou
svoje povinnosti Ike svemu ma
rodu!
Dekuji Ii bratre a sestro
Rychtar, zajiste re Vas krasny
pffklad Dude swift co krasny
majak ably nam ukazoval ces-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
POCTA
DR.. A B. MARKOVI.

Dovfdame Sc, re krajan Dr.
Charles B. Marek byl pocten
volbou co Fellow of the Ameri-
can College of Surgeons IF. A.
C. S. Toto jest Narodnl orga-
nisacnf koncil vedouc1ch sur
geons pc cel6 Americe a jest to
nejvyssf cest ktera NIUE bytl
udelena surgeonu. DR.. Marek
lest Associate Consulting Gy-
necologist v Bon Secours ne
mocnici kde drive byl jake re-
sident Surgeon.
T6z i my gratulujem DR..
Charles B. Markovi k jeho po-
vysenf a pTejeme mt mnoho
zdaru v dalsf jeho praksi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Ctsnym PredsedIHm, Tajemni-
kim Vsech Nasich Narodnich
SborG, RadG, Iozi Jednot!

Vazen1 pfatele =
Prichazime touto cestou, a.
bychom pozadali vsechny nase
Vykonne 1rednfky, ably ma "a
catku roku pTipomneli We
svych schGzfch nasi zadost, by
Sbory jejich obnovili rocni pr1-
spevek pro Narodnf Sdruzen1
Dosud nektere Sbory zapomne-
Ii zaplatit rocnl prfspevek "a
minuly rok, a jest dosud vice
spolkn ktere Sc az do dnes ne
staly cleny Odbocky nasf. Dou-
fame, re tuto vyzvu vyslysf vse-
chny nase organisace, neb 81
nedovedeme pTedstavit zadny
cesky spolek ktery by v teto
vazne dobe kdy milliony nasich
hochI jsou hotovi posvetit krvi
svou BOZ "a Svobodu Lidstva
nemohli obetovat rocne pet do.
lard. Vine dobre, re ty nase
spolkove pokladny nejsou y
techto dnech nikde pTeplneny
ale tez VINE, re pri dobre vii
najdou Sc cesty jak dat dohro.
mady pet dolard.
Sestry a bratTi: - Prosimt
Vas, nezapom1nejte ma tuto ma
81 narodn1 povinnost. Ukazme
re kazdy spolek, Dude patfit
Narodnfmu Sdruzenf, a re bu
deme vysflati alespon jednoh'
zastupce do schIze Narodnih,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
MiStn1 ZpraVy.

" nedeli, 26. prosince "a
vital ku sve mamince ma KRAFT
kou dovolenou kapitan Wilson
Toula. Prijel Sc svoji manzel-
kou a roztomilou dceruskou.
Pc Novem Roce kap. Toula bu-
de V Camp Richie, Md, kde Sc
zdrz1 asi 8 nedel.
" sobotu, II. p%rosince ma
rodil sc v Bon Secour nemocni-
ci manzelGm James a Ida Bro
xix. 1916 E. 18th St., zdravy
chlapeGek, ktery pojmenovan
James Brozik, Jr. Stastny ia
ia je synem re zname rodiny
Vaclaua a Terezie Broz1k, 819
N. Glover st.
Ct6ny pane redaktore!
Prosim sdelte mi jak bro
nam zaplatit ma list "Telegraf"
neb v mem rad ctu. Chci vid6t
Baltimore tuto zimu.
S veSkerou 1ctou ma celou
ct6nou redakci
Joseph FriSrick,
1871 N. Orian ST.,
Philadelphia p.
= Ma fond Csl. Sokolstva We
Stare Vlasti slozili V nasi re-
dakci: br. Ad. TorOvsky $1,000
a br. Jos. Coufal $1.00.
- D6lnicky Vzdel. Spolek
"Pokrok" porada Sylvestrov-
skou Zabavu v patek, 81. pro-
since. Viz oznamku ma zadnl
strane.
Opet letos Schimdnkuv
Pohrebnf Dunn nablzi Yam
zdarma krasne, umelecke, ma
bozenske kalendaTe ma rok
1914. Nasledkem spoluprace
We valecnem 1sil1 a pax nasled-
KEN pretfzenf postovnlch ura-
dH = nezasleme Yam pc poste
kalendar letosn1ho roku a "a
dame Vas, byste Sc saml pro
n9i zastavili v nasi 1fadovne,
26O1 E. Madison st. Pouzllte
postrannf vchod z Luzerne ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
tn do Noveho Roku, kdy stast-
ne zakonG1me tutO waikiki

ne zakonc1me tuto waikiki!
Vid1m Vas denne Wy ceske
matky, S balfcky pro Vaseho
hocha jak speculate ma postu,
vid1m Vas a vim ty Vase vide
chy a pran1, vim, re chceme
vsichni ably ten Vas hoch pri-
sci domn, abychom vsichni O.
slavovali pr1stf rok, CO zaklad-
nj kamen pro Trvaly, Vecny
Mir, abychom opet S tim Vasim
hochem mohli jeti ma vyjlzdku
do lesa, anebo ma ryby, ably vse
chino to pTedvalecne stest1 We
zvysene m1fe sc Yam vsem ma
vratilo do domovu Vasich, to
Yam vsem do Noveho Roku
preje Vas ~
Uprfmny Kalas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Ctvrta LODI pro Francouze Dude
spustsna ma vodu.

Wilmington, Del, Eskortnf
destroyer Marocain, ctvrta va
lecna LODI, ktera Dude dana
francouzskym brannym SLAM
Spojenymi Staty, Dude spuste-
ma ma vodu ma Novy rok v zdej-
sfch lodeniclch, jak bylo dnes
oznameno re 4. distriktu LODI
silva. --1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Nsmci uloupil dalsf ceskou
banku.

Washington w - Ma
darsky hospodarsky fisk ozna-
mule, re sofijska pobocka praz
ske Kreditnf Banky byla zlik-
vidovana a jejf obchod predan
Nemecko-B ulharske Kreditni
bance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Nsmecky kFiznik potopen.

Hlavnf stan spojenc1 v Ali
ru, = Spojenecke torpedove
cluny potopily nemecky kfiz-
nix Dalmacia, ktery Nemci
wall Jugoslavii. Byl zjist6n ma
1skall u ostrova Silba mezi
Zadrem a Puljf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Novy Rok
Pravo a S~pravedlnost
ma. konec pfece Zv1tez1 a IL
Slunko Svobody

Mm Pc em- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W!
vm mm a@fdm apMmhrdm prem: By ns9v m#awtem r@ hei pGc au bummH A~d Va % prot
Vdawtdstvo a Personal "TELEGRAFU
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
Uprfmny Kalas.
DOPIS.
Ceskoslovenske Spolky
" Americe.

ceskoslovenske Spolky
" Americe.
Chicago, Ill.
Dne %. prosince 1913.
Vazena redakce Telegraph"
v Baltimore, Maryland
Vazenf:-
Jmenem Vykonn6ho Vyboru
jednoty G. S. A. vyslovuji ST.
decny dix "a veskerou pf1zen
jednote naS1 Vast ct. redakc1 v
minulosti prokazanou a doufa-
me, re i nadale nam tato Dude
zachOvana.
S projevem 1cty
James V. Krakora, tajemnfk
Evening star., 1943-10-27

miles totaled 5,145. .058 against b.
BOT ,495 a year ago. Revenue pas
sengers totaled 24.401 against 18,1o7
a year ago. The passenger load
factor rose to 84909o, compared with
81 500 year ago.
Western Maryland Railroad re-
ported net income of $3,787,452,
equal to $2l34 a share on the TO
first preferred stock, in the first nine
months of this year. Unpaid divi-
dend accumulations on this stock
amount to SALTS a share on Octo-
Der l.
Illinois Central Railroad reported
net income of $19,129,544 in nine
months ended September 30, COM
pared with SIG, ,165, ,762 a year ago.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail-
way reported net income of s3,101.-
315 in the first nine months of this
year, compared with $2,320,538 in
the same 1912 period.
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul &
Pacific Railroad reported net income
of $25 ,508,762 in nine months, COM
pared with s6,302,772 in the same
1912 period.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Stocks Edge Higher;
Stee|s, Air|ines and
Rails Prominent
BY VICTOR EUB.ANK,

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Selective
buying of specialties, rails, steels and
airlines helped the stock market into
higher ground today, although nu-
merous gains were pared by inter-
mittent profit taking.
Toward the close, gains Of major
fractions to more than a point were
we'll scattered, with a few sleeper
climbs. Dealings, which slowed at
times, totaled about 100000 shares
for the session.
Good earnings statements and
dividend prospects buoyed continent
and investors found comfort in
news of tax discussions and reports
of progress at the Moscow confer
ence
Shares of distilling companies, ac-
tive on the upside recently, at times
ran into heavy going. American
DiStilling continued its squirt after
a delayed opening caused by an ac-
cumulation of orders.
Forging ahead were U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem, Santa Fe, Great North
ern Preferred, American Telephone,
LoeW's, Warner Bros, Paramount,
Hiram Walker, Standard Oil IN. j.
Pan American AirWays, American
iArlines, Eastern Air Lines, Douglas
Aircraft, Anaconda, Kennecott and
Chrysler.
Forward movers in the curb in
cluded Electric Bond & Share,
American Super Power and Cuban
Atlantic Sugar. United Gas and
Lehigh Coal & Navigation slipped
Railroad loans drew support in
the bond market.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Report OF an sffilate of bank which is
member OF the Federal Reserve System.
Published in accordance with Section 5211,
U. S. Revised Statutes and the Provisions
OF the Federal Reserve Act.
Report as OF October 18Th 1913. Of Sc
GeURITYY STORAGE COMPANY 1149 10Th
AND sa!f fsusT Tie ANk3icAS SHcSETd
Federal Reserve district No, 3.
Kind OF business: Storing, PACKING and
Shipping OF household GOODS and personal
effects, and Storage OF Silverware.
Manner in which above-named orGaniza-
tion is afrlated with member bank, and
degree of control: Trust Company owns
more thsn ma}or,s Of stock v9tins a.
Directors Of Afiliate are Directors Of Trust
Company.
Financial relations with bank:
Stock Of affiliated bank owned None
Loans 10 affiliated bank None
Borrowings from af1iiated
stock of affiliate registered in
name Of bank or known 20
be owned by bank directly
or indirectly $500 shares
carried on our books as -- Sol 5000 90
Other obligations 10, or known
TO be held by, afiliated bank None
Other information necessary TO disclose
fully relations with bank. 6As shares held
in flduciary capacity by Bank voted al
last election.
I. c. W, .PIMPER. Vice President and
Treasurer Of The Security STORAGE Com
pany. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, 10 the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief.
c. W PIMPER.
Vice President and Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
25th day of October lat3 ~
tSealD Notary Public
Evening star., 1943-10-27
NEW YORK. Oct ~ t9p.-Nattonal A.
ISOLATION Securities Dealers, Inc
WooIworth Veteran Dies

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Oct. q
P.-Clarion B. Winslow, 79, re-
tired official of the F. w. Woolworth
Co, reputed to have donated about
81 900 900 to charity here since his
retirement in 1924, died at his home
today after a long illness.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Canada Dry Declares
25-Cent Dividend
BY the Associated Press.

by I1IF hSHUCIdttu
NEW YORK, Oct. 27 lP).-Canada
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc, declared a
dividend of 25 cents a common
share, payable December 10, tc
holders of record November "a A
dividend of IS cents was paid in
preceding quarters.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Odd-Lo DEALINGS
PHI .ADEI .PHIA q,

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. - lR,.--The se-
rensactions by customers with odd -Iot
dealers or specialists on the New York
stock Exchange for October 2s 633
sales involving s6ss5 ih.r.s snaffI nclSdns S2n
96 short sales involving 2,s42 shares
Evening star., 1943-10-27
ApDrOXlmate Sales To-Day.
II ;0o am. LAB $40 1900 Noon BIO 7e
ZOO p.m AoA 4lo 200p.m 6oe 20

Unit OF trading, o shares; sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such companies
Rates or dividends in the foregoing table
quarterly or semiannual declaration. TN
.ess otherwise noted. special or extra divi-
dends are not included. xd Ex dividend.
xr Ex rights Also extra or extras. Cash
or. sock. e Paid last year PAYABLE in
sotck 2 Declared or paid SO far this year.
Payable in Canadian funds. k Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this wear
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Cash wheat none.
Corn. sample grade yellow. new, 81.
Oats. No. ! mixed, 7Sh; No. >, Is:
white. Sll4; No. >, 81: No. 3, 71'&: No.
4, 15-16. No. / special red heavy, -.
Barley mailing, .30-l 40: nominal;
hard l,30-l.25 nominal; feed, l.05-l lib
nominal.
Field seed. per 100 pound weights. tim
othy seed. 50-5.15 nominal; red top.
IA 00-l ; 90: clover seed red, 81 so nom
inaI. wheat, red, 1910.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

MEMORANDA.
81. Pledged assets tand Sc
cr.rities losned) (book
valuel
"a United states
Government obll-
cations. direct and
guaranteed, pledged
TO secure deposits
and other liabili-
ties 81 ,365 900 90
(cl Assets pledged 10
qualify for exercise
OF fduclary or cor
porate powers, and
for purposes other
than to secure liza
Ce Total Sl,s54 .o62 30
g. Secured liabilities:
(a) Deposits secured
by pledged assets
pursuant TO
ouirements OF law s1,355, 600 90
td) Total - s1.355. 600 90
DISTRICT Of Columbia, IS:
I, c. H POPE, President of the, above
named bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
suory to and Subscribed before me this
Gseal signed, MARY D BATsoN,
Correct-Attest: (sisnedl ,,.
LOUIS B. MoSTFoRT,
c. D. RATCLFFE.
HRrHuR M, f PlsThEER 9, EEERMBERr.
R. H. YEATMAN.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Oct 27 P,-Trading in
grains was extremely duh today and after
early attempts to rally the market brought
in no response, prices generally fell back
TO around the preceding sessions close.
Wheat was bought at the start by COM
mission houses. some OF the purchasing
apparently coming from the Southwest.
Rye was UP with wheat an one time, but
then backed down. Oats showed an easier
undertone. Feed grains were under some
pressure because of signs OF heavier mar
keting of corn. with professors here re-
ported as having enough supply on hand
to last through November.
The market closed firm. Wheat finished
~. higher December. ! .55 to ! 55is
May. 53's; rye was H4-as higher, De
cember, 1874; oats were - lower to ss
higher and barley was up e.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
narter No. 1903 Reserve District No
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.

OF Washington. in the District Of Column
Dia, at the close of business on October
lS, 1943. Published in response to call
made by Comptroller of the Currency,
under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
New Bomber
 Is Some Ship

Washington, Nov 4-(UP)-Gen II. II. Arnold, commander Of the Army Air Forces. announced today that the army's giant new super bomber--hcavily armed "battleship of the air powered to fly at very high attitudes be ready for combat In the mot now far distant" future.
 Announcement was considered a warning to the Japanese that their period of freedom from air raids was running out. A major task of the new bomber will bc bombardment of Tokyo and other major Japanese cities,
 When 1t (the B-20 enters com bat" Arnold said in a formal state ment, "today's long range will be- come medium range and today'S heavy bombers (B-l7 flying fortress es and B-24 liberators) will conse- quently become light heavies.
 This battleship of the air is arm ored heavily with multiple-gun and power turrets. It can fly at very high attitudes.
 Its performance will not be dis cussed before 1t enters combat. How ever, the B-29 will have a range sub stantially greater than the maximum effective range of today's longest range heavy bombers and 1t will carry quite sizeable bomb loads for that distance"
 It was the first time the new bomber has been mentioned by name. Arnold emphasized that advent of the B-29 would not affect production of flying fortresses or liberators which is being increased steadily.
 The H.2O was developed by the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
NO SETTLEMENT FOR FUR COATS
2SO Dam- aged in New Haven
 Warehouse Fire

Naugatuck, Nov. 4.-No settlement has yet been made to the 225 to 25O Naugatuck residents who had fur coats damaged in the Yale Cold Storage Co. warhouse fire Sept. 24 in New Haven, Samuel Kievman, local tailor through whom the coats were placed in storage, said today
 MT. Kievman estimated it would take a week or two before identi- flcation of the coats is completed. He said he had received claim blanks from an insurance official Wednesday. He said owners of the coats can fill out the blanks now or wait until their coats are iden- tifled. If they wait, they will have to fill out claim blanks after iden- tification.
 MT. Kievman expressed surprise on reports of settlements having been made for 50 fur coats in Wa terbury and vicinity. He stressed that no payment of any kind has yet been made to Naugatuck resi- dents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
Lad Admits To Murder

Wayne, Pa, November 4. - (UP) - Police said today Leonard Mar GUS, l5, confessed he had strangled his step grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Flicker, 75, after she surprised him stealing money in their Bronx, N. Y, home.
 Sergeant William Barton said the youth admitted strangling the aged woman after she hit him on the head with a lamp. Mrs. Flicker's body was found in a closet with a pillow slip tied tightly around her neck yesterday.
 Marcus was quoted by police as saying his grandmother was always on my neck and nagging me-" The boy said he wanted the money so he "could 90 vest,
 Marcus said he picked up a com panion, Melvin Rudnitsky, IS, after he had choked his grandmother and made off with the money believed to be $65. The two went to Phila- delphia where Marcus reportedly sent his step-mother, Mrs. Anna Marcus a telegram. The contents of the telegram were not disclosed here.
 Police here were asked to be on the lookout for the boys and Wayne authorities arrested them early to- day.
 Marcus told police Rudnitsky was not involved in the staying. The two boys will be turned over to New York authorities today.
 The slain womans body was found in a closet of her New York home with a pillow slip tied tightly around the neck
 The murder was discovered by the youths stepmother, Mrs. Anna Marcus, when she returned from a shopping trip yesterday. When she saw her mothers false teeth lying on the floor. she opened & closet door and Mrs. Flicker's body, with a pillow slip tied tightly around the neck. tumbled out,
 An examination of the womans bedroom disclosed that $65 was missing from drawer in a large secretary. The drawer, where the money was kept. was the only one disturbed,
 The missing youth was the son of Mrs. Marcus husband, Abram, q department of sanitation foreman, by a previous marriage. Two other children. Ruth, i8, and Jerry, nine, also lived with the family.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
Borough Funerals

Naugatuck, Nov. 4-Funeral sery- ices for William Barto, 56, of 32 Hoadley street, who died suddenly Monday at his home, were held this morning at 9:30 o'clock from the Mccarthy funeral home, 2l Ceader street, to the Congregational church.
 Burial was in Grove cemetery.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Cornelia Agnes filling Squires, widow of Ar thur H. Squires, who died yester- day at her home, 66l High street, after a brief illness, will be held Friday at II a. m., with Rev. Ar thur P. Lewis, officiating. Inter ment will be in Hillside cemetery. Friends may call at the Alderson funeral home, POI Meadow street. this evening from to 9.
 Frank DelaVallee, 7e, of Winsted, afther of Eugene DellaVallee O. Naugatuck, died Tuesday night at the Ltchfield County hospital. The funeral will be held Friday morning at 8;30 from his residence to St, JoSeph's church, Winsted, at Q o'clock. Burial will be in Winsted