davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
NJ. Sof.bS9
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al session OF said Court held
In the County Building AZ Detroit,
Michigan. on NOV ?. 1874.
Present The Honorable LILA
NJ. NEt ENFELT, Circuit Judge
Il satisfactorily appearing by af-
fdavit attached hereto that the de-
PENDANT Percy Jacobs is not a
resident Of Tho State OF Michigan
and that be resides AZ il42 South
Parkway Chicago. Illinois
on MOTION OF Edward n Turn
or, attorney for pialniin
1T Is ORDERED that the said
defendant appear and answer the
bill OF complaint filed in this cause
within three months from the date
~ this order. or The sale Bill will
be taken "a confessed against him.
TT is FURTHER OR DERED ma,
a copy Of this order be published
IN Tse Detroit Tribune. newspa-
per published IN Wayne County.
Michigan. and served according TO
iaw
LILA " NEuENFELT.
Circuit Judg
"a Tue copy)
CASPAR J LfNcEMAN. Clerk
r. Dan w0JciK.
Deputy Clerk ll-ls--l2-3e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
LILA " NEuENFELT.
Circuit Judg
Chas. y. Kerry. tAty.
I.aDs Rroadwn,

STATE or MICHIGAN IN The
Circuit Cr1 FOR the County Of
Wayne ia Chancery
ESSiEI WATKINS PlsinuE vs.
LEI WATKINS Defendant.
Nh a. 3-a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Charles X. Perkin,. AN.
~ 4. Warren

- 4 r '' MICHIGAN N ihs
.lfcui' Court fof TIE Cosr,y O,
Wayne w thAncery
SAblt Hl GHks f'anr -
f"ANh H1gtks b,tfrc4gs
NJ Se>.lS
AZ a session q Sale asit At
ihe Court house 81 ihe 8, De.
'ro.' on Nov y. 1888
-, -
~ VIZ '"''se p s}lfe ts If
Y sfii % hie tnsi iht es.tloaal
z iaNt a. Snts raanof 5, ssrsed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Edward ". Turner, Attorney
500 Beauhien

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circui, Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
LOIS JACOBS. PLAINTIFF, vs.
PERCY JACOBS Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES
harle> n. Kerry. Atty.
lSn> broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
circuit Court Cor she Count, Of
WAYNE in Chanrerl
ThELMA COOPER Plaintiff.
IS JOHN HENRY COOPER. De-
fansanr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

STATE or MICHIGAN in ,hs
Lifeoif Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
GERTRUDE HOLIDAY. Plain
IN vs. GEORGE T. HOLIDAY
Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Equal Pay Case


Foita Paw Case
-
AN-A ANp cs,...,r
. st.~.a g,.-s +. .as.a.
81 III, trial ,ns eaa.,
n.. stsi feaNhr, on -.
pft4~,cf sns ,h.~ teacher.
sstrirsI-.fst srasr~f
esrisa
ae, .,. .o~,e -sa.o-
II. r.r -s.
M ~ LII. ~.r-a4 ~
.s ..s-..
.,s
A.. Whst Al ,as s,nee, ~
s. ..r,ir,tn Nm. r.,ati.n.
,,i,h III. ,,-l, >rrsi, ,or ,anf
<. ..,,.r, Min ~. lev ,rnnh.
i. af,..,io. N. oit.r. "a, A.n
.r.n., IN lo,. Mn h.r ,hs, ,on
,an.t yi,e he, 49,. IT,. m, la, thar
~. ,,,.,.i,ahI. that keen.
~, intrigued rh.r. 49, ,.m4r.
- -, 49, .'. Is
,sr,., , ~, w.n
49, :, ,.o., 80, ,o,. m.,As.
4n., ,,
t
-. NJ, nv
,',',.i,,,,,, 81. 49, -
.-,,...,. 49,
,t.-.. ~ -.
.- -.
.,..,,s w
~. ,a.,..,,', Y" - =,
'"nr eau'"'"n' :" maj you may
,,,l' ~ "'''" ',,
80 "''"'"N
!, . ,,.'..''.. '"' ''"' 'nu''''pu
"a
.f. so ''"' -"
W SO '"u.
W ~ - u"' - nFs'r'i''
= 7" ~" "'' "''h you -'aan-
"' >pf'nS' '""r m"'her
'V' "''' ''''''in'
aass a another
wr Ri ~his sse 4s before
~e arr marws- uafs love
rtt els rT rte Tre
~r1s- cofsr usr re 10
sfc ne frtt g1ess s'sr over
~f7 rar haze easr married
z vffrs ~ ctia q ears o,d
war; r. A f'r f offs Ne'
7 cannot hfcaass ~ fs ~.her
ava she W. ro' 4 ~ ,rs
rhtt srs 1oes- rv as4
'cr ~ reason whs v v..e
IS ~rr ~ frs orlt Please ,es
m vaai - A.
ins; II i unfortunate that an
Innocent child has 70 be The sub.
'ee' q 80 much ~rsnsiing and
commission. However. Yen can't
'fre'i ne mother 70 give her
'hlld 70 another woman. II YOU
reals want 70 A. Your part Nv The
'n'la' the onls way you can do
80 Is 70 contribute regularly 20
ns support. once ron convince
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Charles y. Berry Atty.
I3n~ Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN IN The
Cironlt Coar' fo- the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
SAN MINEFiELD PLAINTIFF We
MATTE MiNEFIELn Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
NJ. S6>.s6i
ORDER ON ptBIl( ALTON

Az sfssior~of said CoNr, hfld az
ire Courthouse 10 the City ~ De-
ifnt. Wayne Counts Michigan. on
De cath day OF November, AID.
igft
Present Hon CHESTER r..
o HARA Cicru Judge
u appearing hy anioeyi, thai the
above named defendant is a non
resident 81 this state boz that his
lasf kuoWn address was 2l2 Colnm-
hia street Helena Arkansas that
he vas last known 20 b. resident
% The LAST named city and state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Cour; for the County OF
Wayne 10 Chancsfy
SARAH y NAtaY. Plaintiff. vs..
JAMES + MAt-RN Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

'Truf Copyl
CASPA J LINGENAN
nv DAN wOJcfK
Deputy Clerk is5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

\ IruH COPY
cASPAR = l.fNcEMAN. Clerk.
Nv DAN wOlcIK.
fefi, ClfrS ISIS 1890 1914
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

FORGOTTEN LIGHTS. DO yo- sometimes leave light
o-rrr ~ N sn -1cccupisd room, This nc, serious
n normal tres But e1ess Of electricity wastes
coai-ard tocsy there rr-cal shortage Of coal in
many areas ~ re United States Your Government
asks yoa q conserve e'ec.rrsy in homt-nd store and
Office Save oaereser yol can e.. ss much as you can
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

CHRISTMAS COOKIES. IL, -rsvs-. s-s olss.srs
res --i-ss secspe t-c~ CIR Hone ss,ssoe
Department.
E-sfs- c--isfr 4. c>,sies
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
(Nadaljevanje)

A ker nj vedel, kje bi zacel,
ga je jela izprasevati, kakor
duhovnik izpovednici, stavila
mu je doloena prasanja, XII so
mu priklicala v spomin ze po-
zabljene podrobnosti, ,osebe, XII
jih je srecal, obraze XII jih Je
samo mimogrede videl.
Ko ga je prisilila, da je tako
govorl slabe cetrt ure' ga je hi
poma prekinila: "Sedaj pa lah-
ko zaeneva. Najprej recimo, da
pisete svoje vtiske prijatelju; S
tenn vam je dana prilika, da po-
veste cello kopo neumnosti, ma
nizate vsakovrstnih opazk, da
pisete naravno in segavo, &c mo-
reva. Zacnite:
''Dragi moi Henry! Rad bi
vedel, kako je kaj z Algirijo; to
lahko lives. Ker res ne vem, kaj
bi pocel v svoji tesni kocici cd
posusenega blata, kjer prebi-
VAN, tt bonn posiljal nekak
dnevnik svojega zivljenja, dan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29

Obstal je, ko je zagledal mo-
|skega. Gospe Forester Sc je po-
znAlo, da je "a hip v zadregi ma
Ito pa je spregovorila svojim
|naravnim glasom, ceprav il je
|zaplalo nekoliko lahne rdecice
|od ramen v obraz: ...... .
"Kar naprej, prijatelj. Daj-
tie, da vam predstavim dobrega
Charlesovega tovarisa, gospoda
Georgesa Duroya, bodoeega
|zurnalista."
Potem pa je dejala v cisto
|drugacnem tonu: "Nas najbolj-
Isl in najintimnejsi prijatelj,
lgrof de Vaudrec."
Moza sta Sc pozdravila ter 81
craven pogledala globoko v oci,
in Duroy Sc je nitro odpravil.
Nj ga pridrzevala. Zajecljal
je nekaj v zahvalo, stisnil mia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
GUY DE MAUPASSANT

OTON zUPANCIC

LA dnevom, uro "a uro. Vcasih
bo precej razposajen, pa kaj,
sal nj, da bi ga moral kazati
svojim znankam, damam .. :"
Prenehala je, da bi 81 prizga-
la cigarette, XII il je e:ugasnila, in
imahoma Sc je ustavilo raskavo
praskanje gosjega peresa po
papirju.
"In sedaj, nadaljujva," je re-
kla.
"Algirija je velika francoska
pokrajina, mejeea ma obsirne
neznane dezele, XII Sc imenuje-
Ijo puscava, Sahara, osrednJa
iAfrika it'd, it'd.
"Algir, to so vrata, bella in
ocarljiva vrata v to precudezno
zeml ljino.
"A najprej je treba priti tia,
to pa nj vsakemu kar 81 bodi.
JAZZ sem, to YES sam, imeniten
jahac, sal vezbam polkovniku
konje, lahko 81 dober jezdec
pa slab mornar. In TAXA je z
menoj.
| cali Sc spominjas polkovne-
ga zdravnika Simbretasa, XII
smo mu rekli doktor Kozel? Ka-
dar smo mislili, da smo godni
Ia stiriindvajset ur bolnisnice,
te nase obljubljene dezele, smo
Sc prijavili k Witt.
"Sedel je ma stolu, svoja de-
bella stegna V rdecih hlacah raz-
krenjena, dlani ma kolenih, roke
narazen, s komolci zraku, in
je vrtil svoje debele, izbuljene
oci, grizljaje 81 belle brke.
"Saj Sc spominjas njegovega
!, predpisa:
'Ta vojak ina pokvarjen ze-
lodec. Date mu bljuvalo st. 8
po smojem navodilu, potle dva-
najst ur pocitka. in dobro mu
lbo."
| ITO bljuvalo je mogocno
lucinkovalo, bilo je .neodojivo.
Pozri 81 ga torej, ker 81 ga mo-
1ral. In potem, ko 81 .izvrsil ma
| lvodilo doktorja Kozla, 81 vzival
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29

,daj pa Sc - podpisite, prosin."
Qhotayljal sc je.
''Podpisite vendar!'
Tedaj Sc je nasln&j sIinj je ~
Ipisal spodaj ma polo:
Georges Duroy." !,
Ona je Sc vedno kadila in je
korakala po sobi; on jo je yes
cas- gledal, a nj nasel besede.
da- je blizu ME, presinjala ga
da bi jo zahvalil, srecen je bill,
je hvaleznost in cutna blazenost
radi te intimnosti, nastrajajo-
&c med NINA. Zdelo Sc mu je,
da je vse, kar 10 obkroza, del
ME same, prav vse, cello stene,
s knjigami opazene. V stolih,
pohistvu, v zraku, koder je pla-
val tobakov duh, je bilo nekaj
posebnega, dobrega sladkega,
mikavnega, XII je izhajalo cd
ME.
Kar ga nenadoma prasa:
"Kaj mislite o moji prijate-
| jici gospe de Marelle?"
Presentilo ga je: Him :
meni Sc zdi meni sc zdi zelo
zapeljiva."
"Kaj ne da?"
"Da, gotovo."
Hotel je pristaviti: "Ampak
ne tako, kakor vi" A nj 81 upal.
. Ona je povzela: "In sele, ko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
STRAN i

di zeni roko, XII mu jo je poda-
la, Sc poklonil Sc enkrat .nove-
mu prislecu, XII Sc je drzal
clovek odlicnega sveta - hla-
dno in resno in je odsel il sobe
popolnonaa zmesan, kakor da
jo je pravkar strasno zavozil.
Ko je bill zopet ma cesti, Sc je
cutil potrtega, slabe wolfe, tenn
nocuvstvo skrivne uzaljenosti
ga je naskocilo. Sci je svojo pot
in Sc je izpraseval, zakaj ga je
obsla ia nenadna otoznost; nj
81 vedel nikakega odgovora, ali
strogi obraz grofa de Vaudrec,
re malice postarnega moza s 81
vimi lasmi, z mirnim nesram-
MIN izrazom prav bogatega in
samosvestnega cloveka, mu je
prihajal neprestano spomin.
{Dalte prnodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29

hi vedeli, kako je sesaya, origi-
Inalna, bistroumna! To yam je
'cieanka, boaanli, prava pravca-
ia ciganka. Zsta ie njen moi
mid kaj poaebno ne mara: On Vi
Id. sarno napake, njenih ~vrlin
Ipa niti malo ne cent"
Duroy Sc je zacudil, ko je sli-
Sal da je gospa de Marelie omo-
zena. In vendar je bilo to cisto
'naravno.
Prasal je: "Tako :. omoze-
ma je? Kaj pa je njen moz?"
/ Gospa Forester je dvignila
cisto nalahno rame in obraz, .
enim samim pregibom, polnim
|nerazumljive pomembnosti.
20, nadzornik je pri severni
|progi. Pc ,osem dni ma mesec IL
wi v Parizu. Tiste dneve imenu-
!; je njegova zena "sluzbeno dolz-
nost," ali "tlako," pa tudi "sve-
tt teden." Da jo le poblize spo-
Iznate, pa boste videli, kako je
ffina in ljubezniva. Obiscite jo
mo te dni!"
Duroy nj mislil vec ma odhod !;
zdelo sc mu je, kakor da mu je
tukaj vedno ostati, kakor da je
donna.
Ali vrata so sc brez suma od-
prla, in v sobo je stopil velik
gospod, XII ga MISC bill niti ja-
Will.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29

| jNs~AA ssJSGs - NSAA 11SAAASAS6A g
Ipocitka.
/ .In vidis, dragi moi da pride
elovek v Afriko, mora prenasati
stirideset ur drugo vrsto ne
odoljivega bljuvala, po navodi-
lu transatlantiske druzbe."
Mencala 81 je roke, VISA srec-
ma ,da il je prisla ia misel ma
|um. -
II Vstala je in jela korakati DO
sobi, ko 81 je bila prizgala no.
vo cigarette, ter je narekovala,
Ipuhaje dim v tenkih curkih, XII
so il prihajali najprej cisto ma
ravnost il majhne, okrogle od-
prtine sredi stisnjenih ustnic,
Sc potem sirili in porazhlape-
vail, puscaje tu pa tam v IRA
ku sive crte, nekako prozorno
meglo, tancico, pajcevini po-
dobno. Kdaj pa kdaj je "a
mahnila z odprto roko in izbri-
sala te rahle, a vendar precej
vztrajne sledove; vcasih jih je
tudi magic presekala kazal-
Gem, potem pa opazovala re-
sno pozornostjo, kako sta Sc po-
lagoma porazgubljala oba della
komaj vidnih oblackov.
In Duroy je bill vzdignil oci
in je zasledoval vse te zamahe,
vse te kretnje, vse pregibe ME
mega telesa in obraza, kateri-
mi je spremljala to nedolocno
igro, XII il pac nj segla do "a
vesti.
Sedaj 81 je izmisljala dogod-
ke ma poti, slikala je sopotnike,
XII jih je sama ustvarila, in ocr-
tala nakratko ljubezenski doziv-
ljaj zeno infanterijskega stot-
nika, XII je potovala "a svojim
mozem. e.. :
Potem, ko je bila sedla, je IL
prasevala Duroya o topografiji
Algirije, XII il je bila docela ne
znana. V desetih minutah je We
della o Mi toliko, kakor on, in je
napravila kratko poglavje po-
litieni in kolonijalni geografiji,
da bi pojasnila citatelju polo
zaj in mu olajsala umevanje
resnih prasanj, XII Sc bodo spro-
lila v naslednjih clankih.
" nadalnjem pripovedovanju
je vplela izlet oransko provin-
clio, fantasticen izlet, kjer je
govorila~ zlasti o zenskah, o
Mavrinjah, zidovkah, spanjol-
kah.
"Samo to zanima citatelje," !"
je dejala.
Koncala je kratkim biva-
MEM v Saidi, OBJ vznozju viso-
kin planot, priteknila licno lju-
bezensko dogodbico med pod
castnikom. Georgesom Duroyem
in spanjolsko delavko, usluzbe-
no v alfa-manufakturi Ain-el-
Hadjarski. Pripovedovala je 0
sestanku skalnatih golih 60
rah, ponoci, ko tulijo, zavijajo
in lajajo med pecinami sakali,
hijene in arabski psi.
In 2 veselim glasom ie vzklik.
Mia: "Dalje prihodnjic!' -
Potem pa, vstajaje: "Tako-le Sc
pisejo clanki, dragi gospod. Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
Slouensh ar,erisskkii narodni suet

)lOUElk0kkl UllEII0kl Hui O4ul OUE
$685. W. Street Chicago g. III
kopyenci1 SANS, 81 vla
Cievelandu bi voleni sdeti uradn 81 odborn clan Sir
Sega odb0ra: t.-
predsednik: LOUIS ADAhIIC, Milford, M
castna podpredsdna: MARIE PRIsAND 1884 Dillingham;
Sheboygan Wis
slan DR. F. Kern st. Ave. Cleveland Ohio
]. - %qs#z4r cLAhU EKsEKUTIyE:
Predsdnk ETBIN Beehee St. Grand Mich
ROGELJ
podpreddn FRED vIDER 2s7 So Lawndale Chicago 3d.
y
Tajnik MIRKo g. KUHEI. 1895 W. 2sth St, Chicago 2s ILL.,
Blagajn Chicago
Zapsnika jacob ZUPAN 14eo so Lombard Berwyn Ill
Clani: #. -
LEO JURJovEC 1s4e W. s2nd Pl. Chicago g. ILL.,
ANTON KRAPENC. w. 21st Pl, Chicago ILL.,
KUsHI.AN Clair Ave, Cleveland 8, Ohio.
ALBINA NOvAK, 6l17 St. Clair Ave, Cleveland 3 Ohio.
FRANK ZAITZ 1901 So. Lawndae Ave, Chicago "a, ILL.,
NADzORNI ODBoR:
LOUIS ZELEZNKAR predsednk s5l N Chicago st, Joliet ILL.,
zAKRAJsEK, 1908 Corneia Cleveland g. Ohio.
JOSEPH ZAvERTNIK, 800 Tenafly Rd, Ensiewood, N j.
- @t sIRsI ODBOR:
LOUIS ARKO Wooster Rd, w, Barbeon Ohio.
ANTON DEBEvC, 1880 18th st, sheboysan Wis
JOSEPH DURN 1906 Waterloo Rd- Cleveland 10, Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAVEC, 5z7 No Chicago st, Joliet ILL.,
THERESA GERZEI 334 Erie w. Aiquppa, Pa.
ANTON HORZEN Route No. A. Princeton, Ill.
ANTHONY JERsIN 4s76 Washington st, Denver Colo
KEBE 223-57th St, Pittsburgh L. Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, 6o4-3rd St, N w, Chisholm, Minn
HELENA KUsAR, So Kenilworth Ave, Berwyn, Ill.
Hawthorne Ave, Detroit g. Mich.
JOHN KvARTIcH al Station ST. Bridgevile Pa
JOHN POLLOCK, Noble, Ohio
Menahan St, Brooklyn, NJ Y.
ANTOINETTE sINICICH 1901 Addison Rd Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPECK, 4s5s Rosa Ave. St. Louis 49, Mo-
VALENTINE Holmes Indianapolis Ind
JOHN M. sTONICH, st, Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW vIDRICH, 7o6 Forest Ave, Johnstown, Pa
ANTON u. Bldg, Ely, MINI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29

Premier Stain. u Russia, Is shown
In this radio phet0 O. he addressed
the Soviet Union. He castigated Ger
many and Japan as aggress0r ma
tiOns. His talk renewed speculati0n
that the Soviet Union will make
available some of its resources to
the Allies Of the Pacific war. Wheth-
er this aid would include full par
ticipation, or would cover uses Of
Russian bases has not been de-
termiaed. Russia's position in north
cast Asia is even mare vulnerable
than Japan's. &. s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
StripPer
 Wins Over Buzzbomb
By ROBERT MUSEL Limited Press Stan COrrNspOndent)

London, Sept. s- (U,P0 - Phyl. lis Dixey, blonde and demure, was doing c British strip tease on the stage of the Whitehall theater in Trafalgar Square when Q flying bomb came over.
 What happened then was entirely In keeping with the British tradi- tion for remaining imperturbable, and with Phyllis own philosophy that buzz bombs or no, she intended to keep right on taking oil her clothes.
 Phyllis already had gone through the little preliminary song she does, something about the origin of the species which would astonish Dar- win if he heard 1t. Then, she step. ped up stage for her strip tease.
 Unlike Gypsy Rose Lee, Margie Hart. Ann Corio, ct cetra, Phyllis doesn't discard her clothes bit by bit, She assumes pose, whips of her dress in single flash while for an instant the spotlight catches her.
 Then the spotlight snaps into darkness and Phyllis takes another cautious pose for the second split- second exposure. All in all, one does- mt get a chance to see much of Phyllis.
 As remember-how could I for- get?-Phyllis was fumbling with her dress catch this night the buzz bomb came over. The buzzbomb's noise grew louder while Phyllis fid- dled, and rose to a mighty crescen- do just as she whipped away her gown.
 There was Phyllis on stage-there was a ton of terrible death over- head. The air raid shelters were one way. Phyllis, lovely. unadorned Phyllis, was the other.
 For long moment all life in the theater was stilled. The audience stiffened. More important, the spot light man forgot to turn oil the switch.
 remember mentally commenting Phyllis for using the signature tune, ''Is It True What They Say About Dixie?" Then the bomb whistled down and the theater shook under the blast.
 It apparently shook the spotlight man back to reality. He snapped otf the switch.
 realized. then with Q feeling of pride in our gallant Allies that, having choice between the air raid shelters and the beautiful tab leaux on stage, every member of the audience had cheerfully taken the only chivalrous course.
 On emerging from the theater we discovered the bomb was really close There were no injuries. however, among the audience-only wilted collars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Willow Run Ford Men Go On Strike

Detroit, Sept. s-((UP)-Riveters and crane operators at the Ford Motor Company's Willow run bomb- or plant struck today as back.to. work movements indicated early re- sumption of full production Ut two other major war plants in this area.
 A Ford Company spokesman said that the Willow Run strike by members of the United Automobile Workers (CIO) Union followed management transfer of approxim. ately 20 riveters from department where they no longer were needed to another department at the same rate of pay.
 A UAW-Cr0 International Union representative said that i.S0o work CTS were involved and that the walkout was in protest of transfers and SoyoffS being made by the man. agement without regard to Senior- ity,"
 The Willow Run plant this week eliminated overtime work due to army -ordered production cutbacks.
 Meanwhile, striking maintenance employees of the Packard Motor Car Company voted this morning on back-to-work demands by their union leaders as 240 other mainten- ance workers ended Q walkout that stopped production at the Briggs Manufacturing Company's Conner plant for two days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08

for putting Q sewage disposal plant into operation,
 A number of school repair johs were indicated as completed by payments to contractors for work done on roofs, walls, yards, coplnRs, etc, and for installation of boilers in several instances.
 A $500 payment to the nrchitec- tural firm of Ehhets & Frld of Hartford represented Q fee for pro. feSsional services rendered in con- neetion with the preparation of small plan sketches and Q priority application for the proposed Isola- ton Hospital that Is to be built as Q wing to either the Waterbury or St, MNry's Hospital under city aus. pices was also approved,
 A lengthy lit of book firm pub. fishing bills was accustomed by re- ceipt by the School Department during the late summer months of orders prepared for tho new school year. M
 Highlighting the requests for transfers was that of Controller Maloney for $iS,000 to be placed in the Item in his department which covers expenditures for the Revalu- ation Survey, presently being con- dueted by the George B. Horan Company, $l0,000 was set up for this in the l944 budget. but Com. John Brophy, chairman of the Special Revaluation Survey Com mission, pointed out that when the August estimates are paid the $l0,000 will be virtually exhausted. Flo also stated that average month- ly expenditures for the remainder of the year would approximate $4,500, The board approved this transfer as all others and forwarded them to the Board of Aldermen.
 Other transfers were $500 for the Fire Department to buy tires; $l50 for the Health Department to allow the City Baoteriologist to take 0 course of study in modern methods in the diagnosis of malaria. In this connection it was pointed out that City Health Officer pr. II. J. God frey felt that the department should be prepared for any possibil- ity of malaria epldemios due to the return to this city of increasing numbers of Servlcemen who might have contracted or ben exposed to the disease while in regions where the disease is prevalent,
 Also transferred were: $400 for the Health Department for park build ing renovatlons; Park Department; $52; Park Department, SliS0, to al- low the municipal stadium grand- stand to be painted; Director of Purchases, $llS; Water Department, $500; and Board of Welfare, $50,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
JEWISH VETERANS \
 PLAN CONVENTION. .
Members of Post, Auxiliary to Attend Memorial Stone
 Dedication Sunday

David L. Fanniek Post, JWV, will name its delegates for the Jewish War Veterans national convention to Do held in New York City October S-8 0t the first Fall meeting at American Legion rooms, Cassidy building, next Wednesday at 8 D. m.
 All delegates wno are members of the council are urged by Com lnander Morris Robin to attend the state department meeting Sunday at the Hebrew Center building, Legion avenue, New Haven.
 Members of the post and auH- Hilary have also been requested to attend the unveiling of q stone in honor of the late Joseph Green- blatt, father of Past Commander Israel Greenhlat and Mrs. Besse Block. past president of the aux- iliary, Sunday at i0:46 Q. m. la Hebrew Free Benefit cemetery. All members are to wear service caps.
 The first meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary will be held September 27 at the Legion rooms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Son Of Late President
 Of Lithuania Invited

Julius smetona, son of the late ATitanas Sgnetona, president of fAthuania' win be in Waterbury September i5 Co address tho gather ina At the Lithuanian service Meme orial committees benefit outing at tho lithuanian Park on Chestnut Hin road.
 Now . resident of Cleveland. Ohio where his noted father pefighed ia c Are earlier this year, Mi. Asnetone was all attorney and university pro- feaoor ia LithuaniA begore the war made him 6 political refuge to this country. fEe had been c faculty member both at the VytautaB Unl- versity in Kaunas and at the Uni- versity Of Paris.
 Acoomptnylne MT. emetona here will be hls mother, also q resident of Cleveiand end Charles Kazplus, editor Of tic lithuanian newspaper, s'Dirva", puhiished in Cleyeiand.
 Alderman William Kolheck ig chairman of the benefit event, plan- ned to raise funds for securing Q memorial to local Lithuanian sefv- icemen who have given thelr lives in the war.
 A service memorial record book has been started by the committee and will be donated when the mem orlal 1s ready:
 Assisting Chairman Kolbeck with arrangements are: Eleanor Kish- aV.la TcSaV TEltlaa 7ANNnkIav RaAan Ernest MaSalka, Mrs. Stanley Ros lnanauskaS, Mrs. Mary Yanehak, Frances Penevich, Mrs. Mary Kru.