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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

group met together In private homes
for the study Of Bible lessons. In
1898 this church was recognized as
a branch Of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ. Scien-
tist. in Boston, Massachusetts,. and
a charter was granted by the State
OF Connecticut.
The first services as a church were
held In the Bronson Library build
ing, then located on the corner Of
West Main and Leavenworth streets,
and for the following twenty years
IN various halls, including the Odd
Fellows building, the Institute Of
Craft and Industry, the Jones and
Morgan building and the Bucking-
ham building. The property at the
corner Of Holmes and Mitchell ave.
nlles was purchased I'm 1916. and In
1913 the house then standing there
was remodeled to provide q church
auditorium, which was also used as
Sunday school room. A reading
room was provided on the second
floor. In accordance with the GUS
tom Of all Christian Sciences
churches. this church has maintain
ed free public reading room where
the Bible. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. and all authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read, borrowed or purchased. The
present location Of the reading room.
is at 20 Leavenworth street.
Plans were made for a permanent
building on the present site In 1928.
The wooden structure was razed and
the corner stone Of the present edi-
Zee was laid on September 20. 1929
This church, built at a cost of over
one hundred thousand dollars, is OF
Italian Renaissance design. con-
structed Of limestone and oun color
ed brick. The windows are Of im-
ported opaIescent granite art glass.
The two-manual Hall organ, q gift
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
RIDrNc HORsEs NEED LIcENsE

Akron, o. CUPD - Akron's city
council has passed an odinance re-
quirtng saddle-horse owners to buy
licenses from the municipality In
order to ride the steeds within the
city limits. The licenses viii be q
canvas strip the horse wiz wear on
its saddle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
POLICE SHOOT SNAKE

TeDeka, Kan. (UP)-Police off,
GERS shot a four-foot blacksnake
out Of q tree here recently after
residents phoned and reported the
snahD was preying on young birds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
KYROS FUNERAL IS
TUESDAY, MORNING
Resident Of Many Years
Dies; Pvt. ROzint In
France With Unit
VAUDEVILLE
CeEresponaenge Phene-s-esll

Waterville. July 81 Waterville
lost q popular long time resident
Saturday morning when Mrs. Mich
ael (Scully) Kyros. wife Of Michael
Kyros Of 1875 Thomaston avenue,
died at st. Mary's hospital.
Survivors besides her husband tn
clude a sister, MRS. Catherine Leddy,
and brother. Patrick, both Of Wa
terbury.
The funeral win be held Tuesday
morning at S:95 from the Mulville
Funeral Home. 270 West Main street
to st. Michaei's church at $50 q. m.
where a solemn high Mass win be
celebrated. Burial win be in new st.
Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Private First Class Robert william
Fox, y. s. Marine Corps is spending
a furlough with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Fox, of Harvard street
Robert has just returned from two
years service In the South Pacific
where he took part IN major CAM
paigns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Presentation Of a second star
to be added to the Bristol Com.
pany's Ar1ny-Navy e" burgee viii
be made Saturday Aug. ~ at the
conpany's recreation field by ADJ
miral Thomas G. Hart, USN.
(Feeta.D, former commander Of the
Asigtic feet. it was disclosed to-
day. howard n. Bristol, president
4 the concern, vii accept the g"
tar in behNlf Of the employees and
management at the patriotic rally.
The flag was awarded to the
Bristol Company July q, 1913.
and the firSt star was added last
January.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Efe844ens
Through the cooperation Of
Major Alex Smith Of the War De-
partment's Industrial Service Di-
vision, a captured German Mes
serS-hmidt fighter plane will be
exhibited as a special feature Of
the rally. Music vii lbe pro-
vided by the Army Air Corps
band from Bradley Field. Windsor
Locks.
The affair, which Is under the
sponsorship Of the Bristol Re-
corder club and the war PRODUCE
ton committee. viii terminate
with the annual Bristol employees
family outing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dubay Of Shef-
field Terrace, Mrs. william Dubay
OF Downes street, spent Sunday ct
Seaside Park, in Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

-
Joseph Rozint Of q Homer street
has received word that his brother,
Private Algirt J. Rozint is in France
with a filed artillery unit. He enter
ed the service in April Of last year
and trained at Camp Rucker,
and Fort Bragg, N. c. He has
overseas for almost a year.
Personal Items
Frank Cyr Of Homer street, who
has been a patient at st. Marys
hospital for the past two weeks is
very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Greatorex
who have been mentioning at Lake
Plymouth have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meadows
of Floral Park. L. l., have been Wis
iting with Mr.. Meadows parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meadows OF
Patterson Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Ferris of
AJWASlt oIECcb anu eaaCn CAAAAAGAs
Robert and Jane are spending two
weeks vacation at their cottage at
Bantam Lake. Miss Martha Kenney
Of Bonair avenue accompanied
them.
Mrs. Minnie Beaupre of 81 Homer
street recently entertained her niece
Miss Velma Tracy and Mrs. Homer
Obar OF Limestone, Maine. Also Wis
iting were Mrs. Fred Puckey and
Mrs. John Shea Of Waterbury.
Mrs. Leo Lafferty Of Thomaston
avenue has been entertaining rela-
tives for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seery and
daughter Marguerite OF Sampson
street, have returned home after
vacationing at Bay View In Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goggin of
Huntington avenue have returned
home after a vacation spent At Bay
View. Milford.
John Mcmahon, Jr., Earl Ericsson
Joseph Deeley, Richard WEIGH and
James Maxwell returned TO their
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Baldwin. Mantle. They are all men,
bers Of the state Guards, Third
Battalion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

The weekly prayer meeting at
Gospel Hail win be held tomorrow
evening at 7:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

John Mcmahon, Jr., Earl Ericsson
Joseph Deeley, Richard WEIGH and
James Maxwell returned TO theil
homes Saturday following . weeks
training and maneuyers at Camp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

The Casper Davis Drum Corps viii
meet tomorrow evening In theiF
rooms on Thomaston avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Miss Theresa Vallerand of Dognes
street Is entertaining Miss Betty
Dionne Of Waterbury for q feg
weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George Goggin of
Huntington avenue have returned
home after a vacation spent at Bay
View. Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seery and
daughter Marguerite OF Sampson
street. have returned home after
vacationing at Bay View In Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
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sre Are The Jobs For Women
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not FORGlMG OPT.
CLIPPING gREee OegeAJOeS
8 Saw OpERATORS
~ ehift
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PROCESS tNseEcT0ee
sstsiise thHis
sxa lIssssS.ss s.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Mrs. Leo Lafferty Of Thonaston
avenue has been entertaining rela-
tives for the past week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
What Will II Be?
Are You Going To SeoviHs
Sure You Are!

ssevA h" big job DO end you hsvs your share The ARM
ammunition" Either they get shs ammunition Of will be
end NsE tsehsisue Of wasting metal Metal sxpssdsb
bleed net That's the Amses" wsy Of dons 6iasssvs"
vsusbs sse'dos standards then Amsiesa ms
vp single American boys Es Thsss SsseaSbs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

MFR. and Mrs. Charles Meadows
of Floral Park. L. l., have been Wis
iting with Mr.. Meadows parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Meadows Of
Patterson Court.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

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vii 10 For Lincoln
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Pose 5

Contents beer desti-
notion Norm q n dy. A
Spitfire's long ronee fuel
tonk con hold more things
thon petrol. This one is
being filled with beer at
on English oirfieId to be
flown by the Spitfire to
British forces ocross the
ChonneI.
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6tis Baiieafresb

Ii6aft fiibrt oas Department i'm ein-
5elnetl, aus:
~9ds grnten unb Ronierniere1
bon Sriidten uno @entiiien in giid-
fen 1T bur9 Die gerpenoung oiefer
Arbeitsfrdfte beidleuniet >poroen in
8eit!geelp yort, Siio-getp Seriep, De.
1apare, Marplanb, 9orotpeit-Obio,
cit. .Wi6iean, Wittel- -SSnoiono, Sii6-
8isconitn uno Gii6eWinneioto.
1000 mur6en fait iiber 0a6t in
oen Geisfeloern bon Eeras eingeiest,
mo- Der IrbeitermaneeI bic Gusbeute
um Die SGlfte gu reou5ieren orobte. !"
,,@eraoe iebt enttpidelt ii9 eine
Nadfroee nad tpenieitens 10000
@riegsgefangenen, bic fir grntebilfe
in Sutnois, SSnoiana, Mi6igon, uno
begren3t in Minneiota, @isconitn uno
Norotpeit=Sbio gebraudt ner6en.
$50 Ionge nidt mebr Nrbeitsfr0f.
te aus Dem freien Marft berfiigbor
itn6, miro bic Broouttion iddbunes<
meiie nur 0 Biz 60 Bro3ent bes geor-
malen betragen. 8or menigen Eagen
tpuroen 1000 &riegsgefaneene in
groBter Gle angeforoert, Die in Oft
Slinois auf Spargelfeloern orbeiten
muBten, mo ourd ben Hegen Die nor
male arbeit beorobt mar"
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l1mfangret9e ,SnbafionS>
borberettungen oer MY

SSSn pel6 rieitgem WeaBe Die AHo=
|cierte Breiie in monatelanger Srgani=
Eiationsarbeit lire Bldne fir Die IN
ternutionale 8eri6terltottung iiber Die
fommenbe Snbaiton fertigeeftellt bot,
tper6en bon 2onbon ein5elne inter-
eiiante @in5elbeiten betanntgegeben.
|0ie Srganiiation, bic gu oteienr
3Ded geibaffen &poroen lit, glei6t in
gar mander 8e3iebung Der 5truftur
Der Militdrma6t> oie bereit lit, gegen
Sitlers Seitlng ienieits 6es &anals
loS5ugeben.
@s bot monotelonger Gorbereitun=
gen beourft, Inn oielen neuen Stab
|5uiommen5uItelen, unb tpenn oonn
Der Sug' oa iein miro, tperben biele
Dubenoe bon altgeoienten, bo6routi=
nierten gfeoatteuren, &eportern, lite
rariiden Witarbeitern uno Bbotogra=
pben Ser ,Giiociate6 HreB" bic Snba-
iionsroute entlong aufmoridieren.
Mn Ser Spiee oieIes Stobes miro
Gobert Bunnelle Iteben, Der Gbef oes
2onooner 8uros uno 5uglei6 elmer
Der menigen omeritaniiben &orre=
lponoenten, Die ben ganaen 8libfriee
Ianlt allen, mas Drum uno oran mar,
obne Sauie l1no obne l1rlaub mitge=
ma6t baben. SSSn tpo6enlanger, enolo.
fen &onferen3en nit Wilitdrbeboroer
bot er Die Sa6e >ausgei6nibt' Nu-
Der Ser 8erantmortung na1nlid, bie
er als Gbef Ser bieitgen ,aiiociateo
BreB" tragt, lit er aud nod Sbmann
Der 8eretnigung Der amerifanii6en
8eri6teritotter unb buber in einem
gemiien Sinne au6 Der Spre6er fiji
oie gelamte amerifanil6e Breiie be:
5iieli6 Der Snhoitonsborber reitungen
Ser Snbaitonsltab miro unter De,
2eitung bon Welt Gallagher iteben
Der bereits Sen afrifaniiden Snpo
itonsitob eefiibrt bat uno ein otter
&riegsberi6ter1totter nod aus be1
3eit 6es 8altanfrieses lit. gr tpir>
Iftd Die meiite 3eit I'M Oberiten Saupt'
quarter Der &niierten aufbalten uni
miro auf bieie 8eiie bas 8i11beeliet
5piiden ben Sruppen i'm Seloe uni
Der GlearinsIteue in 2onoon biloen
guf @runo Der beraeitigen Blan'
iperoen 5uelei6 NIT DEM eriten S9uf
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gaittipodj, ben "a. gsai 1914
8iid)Of 5atler iber
Gnllf

VCWllI
>3u oen ber6ienteiten 8ii10fer
Deuti6lonbs i'm 10. Sobrbunoer1
l5ab1 sSso55ai1tt Mt9ael Sailer (1751
big 1889, 8egbereiter uno Mittel'
punft bes religi0ien Bieoerertpadens
no6 Der Diirre bes 19. SSabrbunoerts
bornebmli6 in 8abern. ST mar cir
erniter &eformer ltno ,,einer Der erIten
lgeborbenen gr3ieber ser Menm meit'
erflort Brofeiior 5unf. @r Nrbret.
tete itd in feinen Sdriften iiber pieIe
Sragen oes religioien oes tli6en,
uno oes fulturenen 2ebens. sssh1 geod,
lteben5en ipri6t Der cole 8i56of gu
uns iiber &unit, Die in Ser @egen.
mart geraoe5u in ibrer gntortung 8ur
itttli6en @efabr getpor6en ii. &ier
|ieine 8orte:
@S gibt cine &unit, Die oas Sflo.
bengemono trGet - oie int Stanoe
tiefiter @rnieorigung lebt - Die oen,
Sooe oient. Sobolo 3. g. Die fd0ne
&unit ii6 ernieoriet uno oer Gorbeit
Der 3eit i6mei6elt ODER gar oos
mo6ttge Safer nit 2obgeiong ebrt
uno oen fitbnen 6rebel nit 8lumen
front, ooer tpenn lte ser gebietenben
iiSge buloigt - oann miro lte aus
Der freten Serri6erin cine nieoriae
Sflooin Damn tragt iie Die SuBfeliel
Der MtiiietQterin oann arbeitet 1te i'm
Soloe Ser gerganglibfeit. Das iIt Die
ldone &unlt in ibrem tiefiten Ser
falle, in ibrer bdusli9en gntortunq.
@s TT ober ni6t aue &unIt 10 tief
ge1unten. @s gibt cine i6one RunIt,
Die i'm reinli6en Werftagsgemanoe
e1nbergebt, Die i'm Oien1te Der fcbulo,
lolen 5robli6teit orbeitet, Die bo
bunoert San3fiiBe in gepequna febt,
Inn Die @emiiter auf elm Stiinoden
tbres @lenoeS bergeiien 81 MAIDEN.
Stt unenoIi6er Serne bon Der
%unlt i'm Sflobengetpanoe - uno ALL
glei6 bober ols Die &un1 inn 8erf>
tagsrode - itebt 6ie &un1t inn felt>
l16en &leioe. Sic trinft aus Ser
.Quelle Der Seimot; lie trGgt an Der
grult Den Stern Ser etpigen 8eIt.
Sic, Die Eodter oes SimmeIs, oient
nur benz Seiligen. Sic oient Der Me-
l19ton ielber; oenn Die &eligion iIt
oas Selligite, oos iie offenbart. Ooer
tie olent elmer 5a6e, oie ourd Die @e>
ltgion cine bobere 8eoeutuna, cine
bobere 8eibe, Elm b0beres 2eben EMP
fangt. Die cine beiliee &unit legt ibre
Wunoer aus in Gempeln, Die fie er>
bant - in @emdloen uno Stotuen,
Die iie beleelt - in @eian9en, Die iie
eingibt - in &eoen, au benen lie be-
,geiltert -- in tpunperpoaen &armos
nten, bic iie ourd gei1tooue Gone aus
.oridt uno in bor9enoen @emiiter1
er5eugt. SIT nun aues Dies ibr erites
uno ibr bodites 8unoer, oas fie ber-
rl6tet?. gs 1T ni6t oas erite
Wunoer Ser &unit. Denn Die beilise
&unit offenbart oos innere 2eben Der
&eligion nidt bloB in Eempeln, in
btmmlii6en @efaneen, in eeiltbollen
&eoen, in @emaloen, Statuen, in
munoeroollen Sarmonien. Sie offen-
bart oas 2eben Ser Geligion nod in
einem hoheren &unitltiIe - UNI offer
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NrbeitereriaR Onr6
RrtegS9efa1t9e1te

OQR OQOurqJ Oct SluttuuLU n1tlcACL S'
aenen arbeiter berabgeiest tpiiroe.
DieIe S6mieriefeit i6eint nun ee.
I0it poroen au iein, 6enn beute tper-
ben ane berfuebaren &riegsgefange-
men befonoers gu 2anoarbeiten ner'
penoet. Bir boben gegentp6rtig, tpie
@a1bington beridtet, 1858 arieess
qefonqene - 133,t35 9eutide, 5O,'
1856 sstaliener uno 347 Sapaner.
sic fino in 2o3 2osern unteree-
bro9t, bic ouf II Der 48 Stoaten
berteiIt iin6.
Dos arieesoepartment betont ben
8ert Der @efnngenen fir bic @rletb"
terunq oes arbeitermangels auf oem
2on6e. Sbr @inias nab ben 8eitims
mungen Der @enfer &onpention ergab
cine @eiumtbei6Gftigung 5tpiiden Su'
nj 1949 uno Dem @n6e lesten Wtar3
BON 19,3OO,921 5t1noen pro Wann
uno Sag. @obei iie, tpie bemertt miro,
nidt i'm 8ettbeperb nit ameritant=
I6en Grbeitern eingeiebt puroen. Sb=
re Irbeit tpar BON ubitaler Beoeu'
tung'' fir oie 2an6tpirtidaft, ebenlo,
mie 6as Department beri6tet, fiir
ISol3fGuerarbeiten.
Dieie @iniebung Ser &riegSgefan'
genen i'm gon5en 2an0e lit Elm tpt6tt-
ges SnItrument politii6er gseuer5te-
bung, pie bic Berlautborung iagt.
,,@s miro bon ben 8eb0roen Der
ariegsgefangenenlager angenommen"
1telt Die grmee feit, ,,ooB bic bette
@roiebung our Demofratte in ben Be>
obodtungen liegt, wel6e oteIe feino'
Iiden &riegsgefangenen bel ibrer slrs
belt in ben omerifanii6en @emein-
Idoften MAIDEN, uno in ser Gufnobme
bon Material aus 3eitungen, 8ii6ern,
6ilmen, &ooio un0 in &orreiponoen3s
furIen, an oenen ite i'm 2ager tetlneb-
men,
Die @efangenen iin0 na6 geationa'
IitGten boneinan6er getrennt, tpie oas
Department mitteilt, tpobei es btn5us
fiiet:
,,@eitere Srennungen meroen an
getpenoet, nm Qttionen 1pioeripen1tt'
ger 9rieesgefangenen ab5ubiegen uno
ite ob5uionoern."
geur 295 Sc fangene itno ousge-
broben, uno bon bieien tparen am
lesten Wittlpo9 nur nod flint IN
syreibeit, beri9tet Die Irmee. Dieie
flint iino 2eute, Die erit in oen let'
ten Eagen ousriifen. Sm augemeinen
iino, tpie oas Department iagt, Die
Beoineuneen vfebr gesen bic Mog-
Ii6feit", oaB irgenoeinem @efangenen
Dos @ntfommen tpirflid eelinet.
Ser slrmeeberi9t erpdbnt, nit
4usnobme ser @efangenen na6 Sea,
tionalit6ten, ni6ts bon elmer unter-
f6iebli6en 8ebanolung Der @efange'
men aus ben beri6ieoenen 2dn6ern.
Dageeen tpies Elm nun bonn &riegs'
department berausgegebener 8erid6t
auf cine fi6 enttpidelnoe 8olitif bin
be5iieli6 ser 8ebanolune Der Stalie-
ner, Die Dor ser &apitulation Stoliens
eefangen eenommen tpuroen.
Die @r1nee fiinoigt Die @rri9tl&ng
bon ginbeiten freitpiliger Hi6t- .&om-
battanten unter oen italienii6en
&riegsgefangenen an, uaur S0roe=
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Il OuH 2ODlIeUeuO, PIH SPIeTuN Oes
litaltenifben llno oes afrifaniIhen
lSeloauees uno tpeitbin betonnt Oh iei.
Iner Sdladtenf6iloeruneen. -...
0foger Greene, Elm ebenaliger sci.
litarreoafteur in Der ausIanosreoaf.
tion bes geetp gorfer 8iiros. Sein
|Name lit bon feinen Grtifeln Der WiI.
1ionen bon 2eIern bertraut. Seine
2aufbabn bel Der ,,aliociateo BreB''
begann bier in 2onoon nod Dor Dem
&riege.
8iaiom g. 8bite, gIei6fo1s elm
Iebemoliger Seem gorfer MilitGrre-
oatteur, lit Elm fiibler, raider uno
| ifarbenreider S6riftiteller, Der lang
Iidbrigen Dienit ols @riegstommenta-
tor NIT gegenmortiger Nrmee=@rfab=
rung berbin6et.
Sanes s. Sling, elm rouber fIeiner
&erl. -. Der nit Solooten 10 1mau=
lgeben beritebt, ols tpdre er in elmer
Uniform geboren tporoen. @r piro
bel Ben Eruppen Iein.
! Sir Die 8eri6terItottung iiber oie
10 iiberauS tpi6tigen 2uftangriffe, sic,
tpie man erpartet, ser Snbofton 3u
Sonoe borangeben uno ite unterI tilt
gen tDeroen, miro Die Mllociote6 8reB
@alotpin Sin, gB. 50. Serr6er uno
SenrD Sameion baben. AIle orei 1in6
genoue &enner ser Brin5ipien un6 Ser
antpenoung oes 2uftfrieges. Sin, ser
an Ser Spite 6ieies Stobes 1teben
miro, bat ielbft pie6erbo1t an Slug
tampfmiiiionen teilgenommen.
Sobn 81. Moroio Ser Oritte, ser
bon Der mittelldnbil6en &agne
ber i'm 8eiibe 5tpeier Mnertennungs=
urfunoen megen Tapferfeit lit, uno
Setpts Sotpfins, elmer Der beItinfor-
mterten Weilitari6rift1teelIr oes 8ii=
ros, tuer6en an Der Spite oes erIten
Slottenftabes iteben> p6breno @rnelt
A9netp Der englii6en Seimatflotte 3u=
|geteilt i1t, bel Der er, ouf @runo qe=
mii1er gegenieitiger Mmo6ungen, Die
|gelamte omeritanii6e Breiie bertreten
miro.
Sal 8oDle, Elm biBieer Srii6-Mme=
rttaner, Ser in @frifa, 5i3iIien uno
Stnlten INNER BEL Den er1ten gln=
griffsmellen NIT babel mar, miro audi
bier itberau mitten orin {eiu un6 1ei=
men tagli6en Grtttel berousbrinaen.
Sm olliierten 9auptquortier, um
Die gta6ridten bon bort nad) 2on6on
gu ii6ermitteln, miro 60 gan Iein, Der
aus Den Siioitaaten fommt uno ge=
9entportlg &eoafteur i'm 2onooner
Buro 1T, uno Com gorbrougb, ser in
ben Infongsitaoien oes &rieees bier
ipar, Damn ober felt Der 3eit, oa fem
}S6iff in 8eart Sdrbor pGbreno oes
lopaniIden ueberfaues feltgebalten
mar, bis Dor fur5em iiber ben po5i-
fii6en &rieg beridtet bot.
Dieie Sauptberi6ter1totter &peroen
lnteritiibt uno i'm Rotfalle abgel0lt
tperoen ourd cine gan5e &eibe bon
tpelteren Ingeborieen bes Stabes, bon
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-26
By HOWARD SUBTLE
Star Washington Bureau

| WASHINGTON June 25.-A pro
posal designed to give the postwar
American taxpayer a break will
keep the joint congressional com
mittee on internal revenue taxa
ton, headed by Rep. Robert L
Doughton of Laurel Springs, busy
during the current recess.
Believing that a close study o.
revenue problems will give the
senate finance committee, headed
by Senator Walter F. George, De
mocrat, Georgia, and house ways
and means committee of which
Doughton is chairman a fairly &C
curate picture of postwar fiscal
needs, the North Carolinian is the
author of proposal to investigate
possibilities for reducing taxes
when the war ends.
To discuss the subject with
Doughton, one would gain the de.
finite impression that it's not q
matter of "crystal gazing"
the fine points of government fin
ance are SO defined as to make
possible accurate estimates of the
postwar national income, fiscal
needs and essential taxation.
Working with Senator George tc
make partisan the joint com
mittee conducting the study,
Doughton. was successful in put
ting through a proposal whereby
two Republicans were added to the
group to bring the total member
ship to -12-six majority members
and six minority members.
This takes the study entirely
out Of politics." Doughton explain
ed, land makes both the majority
and minority groups of Congress
equally responsible by arriving at
recommendations for postwar tax
es."
Briefly Doughton's program for
the investigation is:
1.-THE best estimate from the bu-
reau of the budget on postwar
taxation needs.
1.-THE best estimate Of the post
war national income, checked
through all possible sources.
Determination upon these es-
Inmates of what present tax laws
would yield during the immediate
postwar period.
-, ''Further determination whether
under such estimated yields, tax
reductions would be possible.
Decision as to what. tax laws
should be repealed, il. any, and
what taxes should be reduced if
any"
The major problem of course,
is going to involve legislation to
properly provide for war veterans.
The injured must be hospitalized
and, if possible, restored to health.
A unemployment program is plan
ned for those who need jobs. Pen
sions are to be paid to those per-
manently injured. -
ITO this must. be added. so-called
normal expense" plus cost Of re-
conversion of industrial and agri-
cultural activity to peace time op-
GRAFTON.
l.. The study also includes the pos
sibility Of an increase in the ma
tional income over the immediate
pre-War period through additional
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-26
Historic Flag
Now AtLejeune

CAMP LEJEUNE, June Is: =
The first American nag ever un
furled over territory captured from
the Japanese, now a tattered anc
faded piece of cloth measuring
only six by eight inches, is here
now.
Its owner, Capt. Evard ]. Smell,
adjutant of the Service Battalion,
bought the flag for Is cents on
Memorial Day, 1884 in Vineland,
N. J. Eight years later, he ran it
up a Japanese staff at Kakum, or
Guadalcanal just after landing
there with the Marines first Divi-
sion On Aug. 7, 1912.
For four days this flag flew over
the island. When regulation colors
were raised, the miniature stand
ard was returned to Captain Smell.
The action Of Smell, who was
then assistant regimenta1 adju.
tant of the First Marines, won
him worldwide renown. He was
cited by Richard Tregaskis in the
book, "Guadalcanal Diary" and
was one Of the two marines men,
toned by name in the movie YER
sion of that best-seller.
The historic flag has been around
the world with Captain Smell. It
has flown over Marine barracks in
the Philippines, tent in Cuba, on
jinrikshas in Picking and Tientsin,
and on Guadalcanal.
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Germans Retreat Too Fast For Him


confused about that time and
as the reinforcements were
coming southwark most of the
rest of the German outfits
were heading northward on the
double quick.
To keep both sides of this
strange army movement from
tarrying too long enroute AL
lied fighter planes have been
giving the highways a constant
working over. 1t has added
rush, hustle and general coafu-
: sion-as well as giving the
Germans taste of the medi-
cine they used on evacuation
roads early in this war;.