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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-20
FINAL
ADMINIsTRATIoN ACCOUNT

No. 1865
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for tho County OF WASH
tcnaw.
At a session or said Court, held at
the Probate office In the city OF
Ann Arbor, I'm said County. on the
Slst day OF March. 4 d 1914
Present Hon. Jay @. Pray, Judge
OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Earl n Dean, Deceased
Raymond X Klnasen. Administra-
tor. having filed in said Court his
tlnal administ'tion account. and his
petition praying for the allowance
thereof and for the assignment and
distribution OF the residue OF said
estate.
II is orderd, That the and day OF
May A. u. 1914. at ten O'Clock in IN.
forenoon. at said Probate office, be
and Is hereby appointed for examin-
Ing and allowing said account ana
hearing said petition.
u is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publlca-
tion OF copy or this order for three
successive weeks previous 20 said
day OF hearing. in the Ypsilantt
Daily Press, n newspaper printed and
circulated In said County.
JAY G. PRAY.
Judge OF Probate.
A true copy.
Nora o. Borgert. Register OF Probate.
Adv. ago
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-20
The YpsilantiD ailyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY. Publisher
Entered as second-ciass mail matter
The Ypsllantlan. jar. ?. 1880.
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office. Ypsilanti Mich.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-20

WASHINGTON ST. = Beautiful
large corner. High class income
apartment house. briclc> fire place.
Close in. tl0.50O. Easy terms. II.
Peet, Realtor. ll9 Pearl ST.
Phone 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-20
Wanted To 6uv
For Sale or Exehano.

THEY'RE sOMETHiNG-more thar
fancies aud fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-20

8 ROOM NEARLY NEW HOUSE
beautifully decorated interior,
kitchen finished in white enamel,
breakfast table, bath, furnace,
garage, large lot. Price reduced
four hundred dollars, qnly t597S.
Terms. Near school. II. pEET.
Rsaltor. ll9 Pearl st. Phone 1871.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
Ripka o ustaveni csl. spravy ma
Podkarpatske Rusi.

Londyn (CTK) = We SVEN
rozhlasovem projevu re dine 2.
listopadu ministr Hubert Rip
ka zdGraznil mezinarodn1 W.
znam ustaven1 ceskoslovenske
spravy ma Podkarpatsk6 Rusi
pod veden1m ministra Nemce a
rekl, re sovetska vlada pln1 do
hodu S Ceskoslovenskem re
dine 8. kvetna. Tim byla OBJ
novena ceskoslovenska suvere-
nita ma ochranu socialnich a pc
litickych potreb Podkarpatske
Rusi a v zajmu urychlenf v1tez
stvl. Ministr Nemec spolupra-
cuje S m1stn1mi narodnfmi W.
bory teto oblasti a zastava
lfunkci r1dfcfho organu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
Valka.
Zapadn1 frOnta.
SPOJENCI ~ MIL Cd
KOLfNA A RYNTM.

Hlavn1 stan A. E. F. - Spo-
jenecke armady koordinova-
mem tazen1 pokrocily pod kry-
tenn americkych bojovych a
bombometnych letadel ma ne
celych 27 mil Ike Kolinu mad
Rynem, zat1m CO ma zapade u
tally svou smycku kolem ne
meckych obrancG holandskeho
ostrova Walcheren.
I. americka armada pronikla
hloubeji do Reichu We SVEN tri-
denn1m naporu smerem ma Ko-
lin mad Rynem, kdyz Why ae-
ropland rozsevaly zkazu v "a
dach nazistickych obranc1.
Kanadske jednotky, ktere 81
probily cestu napT1c z ostrova
South Beveland k Walcheren,
rozs1rily sve posice ma tonic O.
strove O dals1 1000 yard1, jak
oznamil mluvc1 z hlavniho sta
nu generala Eisenhower. Jine
kanadSke oddly zameZlly ceS-
tn k 1teku NemcGm a obsadily
mesto Welberg.
Americtf infanteriste zesilili
svdj tlak z posic u feky Mark
pod Mass vzdor prudkemu Cd
poru, nacez uderili ma Nemce V
prudkem naporu, kterym zis-
kaly move 1zemf a docflili spo-
|jeni S blfzkym 1sekem drze-
nym Brity. Obsadili tez mesta
Molenditk a De Kreek, lezici
asi ctyTi mile jizn6 cd Mass.
We Francii armada generala
Pattona 1tocf ma fronte Is mil
dlouhe mezi mesty Mety a
Nancy. Dobyto Is NEST. Ma
sledkem tezkych destd postup
Ije pomaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
POHRBY.

" sobotu, 4. listopadu zem-
rel krajan p. James J. Marou-
Sex, 800 N. Port st. We start &c
let. Narodil sc v Baltimore.
Byl v mestskych sluzbach. "a
nechava zde truchl1c1 manzel-
ku p1. Annu Marousek (roz.
Belsky) a dceru p1. Hildu
Shank. Prinalezel k Mysliv-
cum a Ike Jednote Kat. Delnfk.
PohTeb konal sc We stTedu,
8. listopadu z domu smutku do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele "a
assistance vlp. Frantiska VonaS-
ka a byl vypraven p. Harlem
Schimunkem.
- We stTedu, 8. listopadu
zemrela v Mercy nemocnici pf.
Sadie E. Hohenstein, PIT Doris
Ave-, Brooklyn Heights, Md.
We start 71let. Narodila sc v
Baltimore a byla manzelkou p.
Augusta Hohensteina.
Pohfeb konal sc v sobotu, II.
listopadu z domu smutku ma
Cedar Hill hrbitov "a assistance
Rev. I. Wilson Kepner a byl
vypraven p. Harlem .Schimdn-
KEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
$1,O58.5O

Dekujeme vsem krajandm a
"a jejich Diary a "Te-
legrafu" "a uverejnenf zprav.
Kdo by jeste chtel darovati
ma War & Community Fund
tax uciniti u kterekoli
danny naseho Sberaciho Vybo-
ru.
Ia vybor:
Otilie Martfnkova, predsedka
Mrs. M. Kraft,
TIC N. Milton Ave.
Mrs. M. Hrabanek,
2606 Beryl Ave.
Bozena Par1zek,
1913 E. Oliver st.
Sylvie PETER,
1907 Ednor Road
RGzena CihlaTova,
1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10

Londyn (CTK) = Ministr
Masaryk promluvil dine 2. listo
padu k Historicke spolecnosti
Trinity College v Dublfne O
"Malych narodech pc valce" a
zdGraznil, re pfevaha velmocf
neohrozf male staty, jestlize Sc
oprou O sve duchovnf hodnoty
a moralnf odvahu. Vyjadril tez
nad9ii. re Cechoslovaci a Iro-
We Sc v budoucnosti lepe navza
jem poznavaji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10

z Ispahanu v Iranu odejel v
techto dnech transport 700 pol
skych d1tek Sc $50 uciteli a o.
patrovn1ky, kteTi popluj1 ma
Novy leland. DGstojn1ci anne
ricke armady pTi prijezdu
transportu do Sultanabadu po-
|skytli temto detem velkou po-
moe. Take mnoho americkych
|voj1nG obdarovalo dftky ma o.
nom vlaku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
MlStnl Zprdyy.
z krajanskych kruhI.g
VZHORU DO SOKOLOVNY
MA OSLAVU 90. VYROCf

Jak ten cas- rychle plyne.
Pred n6kolika mesfci bylo mlu-
veno O usporadanf Oslavy 90.
leteho Vyrocf Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkG v Americe VelkoTadem
G. S. A. Statu Maryland "a
spolupomoci Agitacnfho Vybo-
ru. A HE, jiz tuto nedeli, 12.
listopadu sejdeme Sc v Soko-
lovn6 ma rohu Gay a Preston
ulic, abychom Sc radovali z
rozkv6tu nasi drahe Jednoty.
80 novych clenG Dude slavnost-
ne uvedeno. A tento krasny
uvadec1 obrad provede origi-
nelnfm zpGsobem G. S. A. IVA
d6cf Ceta Statu New Jersey "a
spolu1cinkovan1 uvadeci Getty
naseho m1stniho Tadu Free
State. Program Dude pekny.
HIavnfm Fecnfkem slavnosti
Dude pTedseda G. S. A. br. Va
CLAW Muzfk z Chicago. Dale
vas pozdravf br. Frank C1zek,
organisation, ktery je znamou
osobnosti V nasem m6st6, kde
81 svoji milou prfmou povahou
zfskal mnoho pratel. Dalslmi
hosty budou br. E. Kocovsky a
br. FIR. Povolny z New Jersey.
Ukol zahajenf oslavy a priv
TAM pTipadl br. Karlu Rysovi,
pTedsedOvi VelkoTadu G. S. A.
V Marylandu a br. Stepanu TIL
movi, pTedsedovi Agitacniho
Vyboru.
T6sfme Sc take ma shledan1 s
naSemi bratry a sestrami z
Belcamp, Washingtonu, Phila-
delphie a 2 Virginie.
Pc oslave budou Vepfove
Hody a tanecnf veselice pri Wy
hlaSene kapele bra. Jana Svi-
TAXA.
Kuchyne je We spolehlivych
rukou naSich sester kuchafek
tax re Dude S dostatek j1del.
Nebojte Sc, re tam nekdo zem-
re zizni. Name S dostatek pi-
va ma cepu.
Apelujeme timto ma vsechny
nase braty a sestry V Baltimore
a pc celem Marylandu, jakoz
i ma celou nasi krajanskou We
Tejnost, ably svou pritomnostl
pomohli nam uciniti tento pod
nix tax dspesnym, jak jen jest
lidsky mono. Pripomente o.
slavu tuto svym pfatel6m a
znamym a pTivedte sve cele
rodiny. NejdGlezitejs1m ovsem
jest, ably nase rady G. S. A. by
ly co nejpocetneji zastoupeny
svymi cleny, nebot je to pod
mix mas a nem1zeme ocekavati,
re JIM budou mfti vets1 pocit
povinnosti k naS1 veci nez ma
me snad sami.
Zacatek Dude We 2 hod. Cd
poledne. Vstupne Soc i S DAM.
Ma shledanou tuto nedeli v
Sokolovne. Oslave zdar!
A. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10

Neobcane chodte do veGerni
skoly ma obcansky list.
Bylo nam oznameno, re We
Gernf citizenship Glass" We
$kole els. 13 je velmi sIabs ma
vstfvena a nebude-li vice poslu-
chaGGd, tato trfda by musela by
ii zavrena.
DGrazne pripominame nasim
krajanIHm, kteTi jeSts nemajf
obGansky list by se do teto til
dy pFFihIasiIi. Vyucuje Sc v pom
deli a We stTedu cd 1880 do
$3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
Ruska frOnta.
KOZACI u BRAN


Nazisticka obrana rozbita a ru-
da flotila pluje pc Dunaji k
mestu, " nemz zavladl zmatek.
Sovetske tanky a panc6Tov6
oddly pTedvoje prorazily hrou
t1c1mi Sc nepratelskymi liniemi
az k jihovychodn1mu obvodu
Budapest.
Vsechny znamky nasvedcujl
re odpor MadarG Sc jiz uplne
zhroutil pred samym jejich
hlavnfm mestem vzdor horec-
nym pokus1m ~nepTitele zesiliti
zde sve LIME vsemi moznymi
reservami a oddly bezpecnostni
sluzby i oddly pro sluzbu "a
liniemi.
Nemci a Madari rozehnani.
Depese z fronty udavaj1, re
celia nemecko-madarska arma-
da mezi rekami Dunajem a Tt
sou jihovychodne cd Budapes-
ii byla roztr1stena a rozehnana
ma isolovane JednOtky, kterym
zbyva jenom nekolik cest k u
|teku smerem k hlavn1mu mes
tn.
Toto rozhoduj1c1 v1tezstvl
IDA sc otev1rati RusGm cestu k
samemu srdci Budapest. O.
vsem je tez NONE, re Buda-
pest ma vnitTn1 opevnene pas
mo, ktere Dude nutno rozblti
drive, nezli Dude moci byti ono
mesto okupovano.
Kozacke motorisovane a pan
cerove patroly z 2. ukrajinske
armady marsalka Malinovske-
no pronikly jiz ma JIM obvod
Pesti, coz je vychodn1 cast ma
darskeho kapitolu, rozkladaji-
chic Sc ma obou brezlch Duna-
lie, kdyz byly rychle urazily
vzdalenost sedmi mil z Alsone-
medi, ktere dobyly.
NepFitel prcha JIG pfekotne.
Ia temito ruskymi pfedvoji
sz1staly pc kraji zvrakovane
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
JeSte darv ma Bazaar:

Pan Frank Zaoralek daroval
procenta z SIS oznamky $1.75
p. Karel Kalas dar LOO
Mrs. Sul1k 800
Mr.. Alois Soul 500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
L~ucemburska ocel pro
spoience.

Joseph Beck, zahranicnf mi
INSTR Lucemburska prohlasil.
re lucembursky ocelarsky pr1-
mysl vyrabf 80 procent sve W.
konnosti pro spojenecke arma.
dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10

NOvy zasIouzeny uspech PAM
Lillian Kleckove, manzelky u.
S. marsala Augusta Klecky.
Minuly tyden konala Sc V
hotelu Emerson 2-dennf kon-
vence United Democratic Wo-
mems Club of Maryland, ma
ktere byla p1. Lillian Kleckova
zvolena predsedkou t6to orga-
nisace.
Konvence z1castnil sc guver-
ner naseho statu H. O'Conor,
ktery promluvil ma banketu po-
Tadanem pred ukoncenfm kon-
Vence,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10

zbytky nepratelsk6ho valecne-
no vybavenf a isolovane zbyt-
ky nemecko-madarske armady
rozbite v posledn1ch ctyrech
dnech dporneho zapolen1.
Flotila sovetskych valecnych
lodi pluje jiz take nahoru pro
tt proudu pc Dunaji, ably Sc po-
d1lela ma konecnem 1toku ma
Budapest. Jejf dGstojn1ci hla-
sill, re pc Dunaji dolG pluje
spousta mrtvol zabitych nepfa-
tel, nabubrelych vodou, jake
neklamn1 svedkove velkych
ztrat, ktere utrpeli obhajci Ma
darska.
" Budapest pry je revoluce.
Situace v Budapest je "a
hadna. Sensacnf depese z Mo-
skvy, otist6ne v Londyne, hla-
sila, re V Budapest jiz vypuk-
la "revoluce", kdezto depese z
Istanbulu v Turecku udavala,
re v Budapest byly usporada-
ny velke demonstrate pro mir.
Radiovy rozhlas primo z Blu
dapesti %pTiznaval, re obyvatel-
stvo mesta je zachvaceno pani-
kou a vyzyval lid, ably ignore
val vsechny "poplasne povesti''
Budapest S obyvatelstvem v
poctu $1,162,000 je osmym nej
v6tslm mestem Evropy a je ia
Ike nejvets1m evropskym kapi-
|tolem, ktery je nyn1 napaden
rudou armadou. Dobyt1 Bu-
dapesti Dude padem posledni
velke basty v Podunaj1, stoj1cl
v ceste invasn1m trupam ma je-
|jich dals1m tazen1 do Rakous-
ka, V1dne a vlastn1ho Nemec-
ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-10
mericky lid postavil Sc rozhodne "a politiku pres. R
Zpatecnicke a isolacni zivly porazeny.

We stredu We 315 rano guverner Dewey vradovenn projevu primal svoJi
porazku. Rekl: "V6mm, re vichni Americana pmdruM sc k me nabej by
Bozska Prozetenot veda a chranha Presdenta Spojenych Statd"
Blahopral RoosevetoW k Vtezstv1 a pfimlOuval Sc, abychom jake pravi
Americana vschni pracovai svo1ne k brzkemu a vtezn6mu zakonceni vaIky a
k dosazeni trvaHho miru.
Sen. Tydings a kongr. Thomas DAlesandro bYi velkou vetInou znovuzvoeni
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
CHOP SUEY CASE
SETTLED TODAY
Plaintiff Claimed Damages
of $4,000 for Injuries
When Bottle Broke

A settlement out of court has
been reached in the six year-old
civil action of Anthony D. Iannucci
of Waterbury against the Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of New
Haven. it was indicated when with
drawal papers were filed in common
pleas court today. The suit was filed
Dec. Z, 1887.
The plaintiff claimed he sustained
a severe laceration of his left hand
when a bottle Of chop suey he pur-
chased at a store of the defendant
at 610 South Main street broke
Damages of $1,000 were sought
Terms of settlement not disclosed,
Also withdrawn from the common
pleas court docket today was the
civil action brought by John Walter
of Cheshire against the Massa-
chusetts Bonding & Insurance Co
of Boston. The plaintiff claimed
the defendant entered as surety
when Frank Provost brought a re-
plevin action involving several cows
against him in 1926. The complaint
stated that Provost lost the suit
and was ordered to return two cows
to him and pay $206. He claimed
neither Provost nor the bonding
company had satisfied the judg
ment..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24

nue.; James Dunphy, SO Wooster
avenue; Louis Zarella, AZ Wilson
street; Francis DAILY, 70 Congress
avenue; Albert Aliciene, 1880 Bank
street; Albert Urban, 20 Green
street; Charles Moody, 16 Frederick
street.
Board 16B
Army-Jol1n DiFronzo, .724 Con-
gress avenue, Thomas j. Walsh, All
Willow street, Walter J. Massicotte,
20 Howard street, Ralph E. Ander-
son, 651 Frost road, James w. Gill
land, 1918 East Main street, Albert
F. Millette, 1859 South Elm street;
James E., Scully, 861 East Main
strete; James J. Kelley, 341 Home
stead avenue; william L. Miller, IA
Niagara street; william E. Sanford,
40 Wall street; Stephen F. zasimo-
vich, 322 Bank street; Peter M.
LaukaitiS, ATS Main strete, Oakville,
Vincent j. DiDominzio, 81 Meriline
avenue, Frank F. Mark, sc Lockhart
avenue, Otto Paparazzo, Scott road,
Raymond E. Rousseau, CAS- Meriden
road, Gordon H. Meyer, Al Wodbine
street, Charles E. Barry, lot Fair
mount street, Raymond A. Mayer,
1923 Baldwin street, Edward F. Nc
Avoy, 1877 East Main street, Robert
v. Fuller, ITO Capitol avenue.
Navy-Paul Guglielmo, 339 Oak
street, Real A. Lafreniere, 81 Ridge
street. Donald j. Perugini, SO Welles
street, Charles E. LaFlamme, 1872
Edgewood avenue, Bonnie Horba-
chuk, 242 Oak street, David A. Kar-
pavich, 70 Phoenix avenue, Harold
Kreidel, So Harker avenue, Joseph
c. DelPiano, Fortune street, r. F.
D. No. 2, Alphonse c. Schiavone, 40
Englewood avenue, James Macsry.
l60 Sylvan avenue, Ernest A. ST.
Louis, 1927 East Main strete, Mi
chael BucZak. 81 Fuller street, Ell
zo VEGAS, 43 Union street, Robert
w. Hallock, 8 Woodtick road, Louis
A. Giordano, 46 Grange street, Eu-
gene F. Donnelly, 1877 East Main
street.
Aviation Cadets ~ James J. Con-
way, II Chapman avenue, Harold
j. Traver, Jr., 401 Hamilton ave-
nue..
ines-Patsy j. SantaNdaria, g.
783 East Main street Raymond v.
Alexander, SO Scovill street, Edward
L. Wisniewski, 20 OEdgewood ave-
nue., Ellsworth J. Julian, % Wood
ward avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
ALDERMEN MEET
TO OKAY NAMES
Hennessey, Coates, Por=
zenheim in Line for As.
SeSSment Bureau

The board Of aldermen at its reg
ular meeting tonight is expected to
approve the appointments of mem
bers OF the bureau Of assessment as
suggested by Mayor John S. Mon
agan.
Those expected to be appointed
are Miss Mary B. Hennessey, pres
ident Of the Women's Booster Club
and prominent in Democratic cir
cles and Vincent J. Coates, employe
Of The Waterbury Democrat. The
third member expected to be ap-
proved by the board is John e
Porzenheim Of Coniston avenue, In
cumbent member Of the bureau Of
assessment and well known Repub-
Gcan.
Miss Hennessey and Mr.. Coate!
will succeed Maurice Tangney
chairman Of the Democratic towr
committee and long a member o.
the bureau who expressed the de.
sire to be dropped as a candidate
and John Phelan, now a member
of the board of works.
Members Of the board meet rela-
tive to matters pertaining to assess
mentS on layout and grading work
and similarly assessible improve
ments and are paid at a rate Of S.
a meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
Schmidt Fined $40
For Eatery Flareup
Pearl Lake Road Man BIaCkens Joseph Petrauskas'
Eyes Over Hospital Bill Argument

Frederick A. Schmidt, 81, rs Pearl
Lake Rd., was fined $40 on breach
of peace charges after a brief trial
before Judge T. E. Conway in City
Court this morning. An additional
charge Of assault was nolled.
The charges grew out Of a fight
in West Porter street restaurant
Saturday night, in which Joseph
PetrauSkas, Jr., of Prospect suffered
pair Of black eyes. The fight was
the result Of an argument over pay
ment of hospital bill.
Other cases: Frank Witkonic, 36,
LOT Federal street, Bristol, breach Of
the peace, continued to Feb. 81;
Pauline Demiers, 18, 1877 North Main
street, assault and breach of the
peace. nolled; Vito Coppa, 80, lis
East Farm street, parking violation,
continued to Feb. S; Raymond
Riches. 80, 665 Cooke street, road
rules violation, nolled for So; Ger
trude Dougherty. As, 2613 Williams
street, parking violation, nolled for
So; Wilfred Duffney, 80, Waterville
street, parking violation, nolled for
IS; John Lugareso, II, Joseph Pam
none, 10, and Patsy Dinarmo, IT,
CAB Congress avenue, breach of the
peace, continued to AIN. Is.
Jerry De RienZo, %, SO Warner
Place, and Fred Barbieri, %, LAT
East Liberty street, who failed to
answer parking warrants were Or
dered notified by police.
In Saturdays City Court session,
IA parking violations were called be-
fore Judge Charles R. Summa. Elise
Blauck, SO, go Pine street, was
granted a discharge when she ex-
planned that she had been unable to
get her car into her driveway be-
cause of the snow and ice. She did
better than Judge Summa, who
found a parking ticket on his car
after court, and cheerfully paid up
his dollar.
The following parking cases were
nolled on payment of IS: Yona
Machatz, 81, SIS Meriden road; For
ester M. Ross, 40, Pierpont street;
Mary Stankevicius, 81, SO New Ha-
ven avenue; Antonio 1annitto, SO,
Is Eetna street; Alice beauresaIo,
Al, 20 Field street and Donald Fem,
IS, 331 North Main street.
Five dollar cash bonds were called
in the following cases: Melford
Charette, %, Bishop street; Bea-
trice Oviatt, 40, % Wilson street;
Emil Nldke, IS, 102 South Leonard
street; Harry Rosenfleld, "a, 124
Plaza avenue.
George Costa was granted an OUT
right nolle and Vito Cappa, 80, lis
East Farm street, was given a con-
tinuance to Feb. 5.
Other cases: James Halloran, ~,
1854 Oak street, violation of plumbing
ordinance, nolled when Pros. Atty.
Albert w. Humnell informed the
court the accused had attached a
fiue to his gas heater, thus elirni-
mating hazard; James Chapman
81. colored, 68 Canal street, sent tt
jail on mittimus when he failed tx
pay previously imposed fine Of $40;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
MUNICIPAL BOARDS
MEET THIS WEEK

Eight city boards will meet this
week with the park board and alder
men scheduled to meet this morn
ing and this evening respectively.
The board Of education will conduct
a special meeting tomorrow and
the board of welfare will also meet
tomorrow in its first formal meet
ing of the new term.
A wide interest will be the meet
ing Of the police board scheduled
for Wednesday afternoon when it
is expected that the appointment to
the office Of the chief inspector will
be filed. The fire board will also
meet that same day. A meeting
of the board of works will be held
Wednesday night.
The board of finance will meet
Thursday afternoon at a special
meeting having adjourned last
weeks regular meetin gsubject to
the call of the chair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
IS BRASS WOMEN
GRANTED RAISES

Reaftirming their annual policy
of equal pay for women performing
comparable duties the War Labor
Board has issued directive calling
for payment by the American Brass
Company of a 10 cents an hour
wage increase to IS women en-
ployes of the company. M
The New England WLB issued
the directive as part Of their deci-
sion on q recent dispute between
the company and the G. I, o..
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Union.
The G. I. o. Local ISL recently
went on record as formally indorss
ing the effort Of local women
school teachers In obtaining equal
ity of salary. The G. I. o. Council
has gone on record endorsing the
proposal. Local teachers have re-
ceived similar support from. local.
organizations with a total member
ship approximately $4,000 with
many others expected to como
forth in the near future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
WATERBURY FIRMS
GET CERTIFICATES

The Waterbury firms, with capt.
talization of $4,000 each, have been
issued certif1cation of Incorporation
by the Office Of secretary Of state,
Frances Burke Redick.
Certificates of organization were
issued to the Waterbury Sash and
Door Co., 100 Eagle street, Clarence
Hutwohl, Seymour, is president;
Edward E. Brown, Bronx, N. Y,
vice-president, and Edwin w. Bar
low, Ansonia, secretary-treasurer.
Listed as incorporators for Mer-
rill's Transportation, Inc, are Rita
M. Quinn, Antoinette E. Ciminera
and Marcus H. Weisman, all of Wa
terbury. Ralph H. Roffer, Betty H.
Roffer, both Of Forest Hills. L. l.,
and Vivian W. Roffer Of Yankers, N.
Y, are listed as incorporators Of the
Herbert Stores Corp.
The Baldwin Mfg. Co., Of Water
bury was authorized to purchase
200 Of its own shares at SO a
share, while the Hawkins Co. OF
Waterbury was granted a certifi-
cate to issue $25, 900 in additional
shares, making the outstanding
shares $4,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
WOLCOTT DOG
WINS PRAISE
Mrs. WakeIee's DOberman
PinScher Aids Marines
at BOugainville

A Wolcott Doberman Pinscher
donated to the war effort by Mrs
Rose E. Wakelee of Wolcott has
been credited with saving the lives
of many Marines fighting the Japs
on Bougainville Island In the Solo,
mons.
lotto" is four years old and was
one of six dogs who exhibited out
standing bravery in subsequent &C
ton when the LeatherneckS beached
at Empress Augusta Bay last No
vember /.
Gen. Thomas Holcomb, retired
commandment of the Marines, wrote
the following paragraph about
lotto" in a recent letter to Mrs
Wakelee:
lotto, a scout dog, on the second
day of the operation, while work
ing ahead Of a reconnaissance pa
troll, detected and warned the Ma
rines against a Japanese machine
gun position 100 yards away, there
by giving the patrol time to take
cover without casualties before the
machine gun began firing"