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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17
MALnNEY sCHnnL

Rt. RRev. Msgr. Joseph Valdanlv brini will present diplomas to grads uates of Maloney school ct coms mencement exercises Tuesday, lt was announced today. Two pageanta will be features of the program, which also will include musical se~ lections and recitations.
 First honors will be awarded tQ Anna Panaccione, Elizabeth Len~ kowski, Mary Marchiani, and Esther Tsimonis. Others honors have been won by: Josephine Addazio, Rocco
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

Two Waterbury sailors serving on Britain based LST boats, are ex- pected to tell of their experiences in the invasion on the BEG pro- gram American Eagle in Britain" which will bG carried at o'clock tonight on station WATR and the Mutual network.
 They are pharmacists mates 3/c Leonard Sarks, son of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Sadks of PTS Cooke street, and John Fisher, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. John Fisher of Russell street.
 Mates Sacks and Fisher, along with Thomas F. Mccarthy, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Me- Carthy of 24 Grove street, entered the Navy together after graduating from Crosby in June of 1943.
 They took their training at Samp- son, N. r., and Norfolk, Va, naval bases, and left for England, still to- gether, last winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17
 esIAalIsAED 1eSS
WIAaLIsHED SssS

Thot Mon Stroock Is A Wizard lf There Ever Was A Human Wizard. Whot he hosn't done for the world of fine fabrics isn't really worth doing - He has literally revoIu- tionixed the world of fine, soft as boby's elbow, fabrics = Blend ing as he does the fleece of the LIomo with thot of the Alpaca = The result = fobrie fit for king.
 Strooek fabrics in mems hond tailored eosuoI sports jackets - - Tops for scrambled suit $2S.5o. < Stacks - as slick as whistle = $lo to SIS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

win Downey Kelly; city prize, Charles Paul Deeley; Boy Scout award, Ad Altare Del medal Vin- cent John Coates, Jr.
 The program will be as follows: processional; 'Jubilate", Reilly Weiss; Litany of the Sacred Heart; Heart of Jesus" Sister of St. Jo- seph; conferring of diplomas and awards; address to the graduates; Hymn to Our Lady," Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, Ave Verum", Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart, "Tantum Ergo; and Divine Praises; ITO the Prince of Peace; and recessional.
 Officers of the class are: Presi- dent, Charles Paul Deeley; vice. president, Teresa Catherine Lang; treasurer, Thomas Lawrence O'Dea; secretary, Jean Isabel Caldwell.
 Members of the class are:
 Charles Joseph Aubertin, William Thomas Barton, James Francis Brennan, Vincent Aloysius Brown, Jean Isabel Caldwell, Ellen Marie Carroll, Michael Francis Carroll, Phyllis Corrine Casertano, William Joseph CaVanaueh, Jr., Vincent John Coates, Jr., Margaret Mary Connor, William Joseph Cook, Vir- ginia Mary Coss, Anthony Robert Daponte, Charles Paul Deeley, Her. bert Joseph Donahue, Rosemarie Frances Downs, Eileen Joan Doyle, Louis Philip Fecteau, Jr, Robert Anthony Filippone, Marjorie Ann Fitzgerald,
 Edward James Fleming, Joseph Thomas Garofalo, Edmund Peter Geary, John Joseph Holian, Edwin Downey Kelley, Teresa Catherine Lang, Madeline Ann Lawlor, Eliza beth Colleen Martin, James Joseph McEvoy, Alice Rynn Mooney, Dor othy Ann Morin, Lorraine Marie Morin, William Joseph Mosel, Eliza beth Jane O'Connor, Robert James OConnor, Walter Richard O'Connor Thomas Lawrence O'Dea, Raymond Francis Petit, Mary Helen Quinn, Nicholas Stephen Stack, Robert John Tufts, Mary Margaret Walsh.
 
 Darlington, Nancy Ann Champagne, Dorothy Elizabeth Daponte, Ar line Marie Duphiney, Dolores Anne Fischer, Francis E. Foster, Barbara Ann Gunterman, Marcia Claire Har- vey, James Robert Healey, Suzanne Frederick James. Merton Russell Johnson, Robert James.
 John Francis Kenney, Elinor Louise Knutson, stephen Elliot Lange, William Thomas Lee. Jr., Millicent Mae Mackin, Eloise Eliz- abeth Meehan, Robert W. Mellon, Douglas Earl Miller, Ross T. Olsen, Evelyn Jane RadaslSie, Raymond Wesley Read, William Mitchell Reid, Suzanne Rosemarie Bother George R. swenton, Jerry L. Tro- endly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

Private AdOlph E. Kelsey died May 27 of wounds sustained in &C., ton in Italy, according to a War Department telegram received yes- terday by his sister, Mrs. William J. Moriarty of 173 Sunnyside ave- nue. He is the son of Mrs. Sam Yamchuk of 750 North Main street.
 A former emplOye of the Trav- elers Insurance Co.,, and of the ScOvill Mfg. Co.,, he entered the Army lost September IS and re- celved training at Camp Wheeler, Ga. and Fort Meade, Md. He was sent overseas in February. The last letter received by his family was dated May 20, and stated he expected to be sent into combat shortly.
 Survivors in addition to his mother and sister include: a sis- ter, Mrs. Bertha COrby; Q borther, Albert Kukaitis; and a son, Rob- ert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

M m Mir 8 gewoOda venue xp W II Ia ii o N 
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
K entuckians
May Get Salary
Minimum Soon

FRANKFORT. Ky. - CAMP "A
measure. which would make il un-
lawful to employ a domestic servant
for less than $l4 and limit her hours
daily was introduced In the Ken
lucky legislature last week by
Charles w. Anderson Jr., Of Louis
vile. only Negro member.
The bill would amend the 1898
minimum wage and hour law for
women and minors, so that II would
cover domestics and farm workers.
In placing the bill in the legislative
hopper. Mr.. Anderson pointed out
that most domestic servants in Ken
lucky now average S. to 81 per
week and are forced to work from
$50 and 6-o'ciock In the morning
until 7:30 or 8 o'clock at night.
Terming domestics the forgotten
people" Mr.. Anderson asserted that
the wages now paid these workers
hardly affords them enough to buy
a decent pair of shoes or stockings
or to get their hair done. after toll
ing on the average Of 81 hours a
week.
Bitter opposition is expected when
the measure comes up for debate.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Nurses


the night before. too late now 10
go to the mess hall. No breakfast
...no bath. mo mouthwash. time
to 20 to work. Drove through the
area. a few minutes later. i the
Ell. ..xTo$x&x. car stopped. Thank
God for my mechanics course!
Driving through the soldiers
company area where we stay is fun
-. waving -. calling individual
messages to fellows recognized.
Heavens, what a delightful morn
ing. People back home are certain
ly missing a lot. .saluted the guard.
One of these days III learn how
to salute. Soon as reached the
club ! found cute note left fur
lively on my desk telling me how
glamorous I was. Played ping pong
an hour-then casino, dirty hearts
and pinochle. then went riding in
an amphibian jeep. Came back to
find I had 10 letters. mostly from
soldiers and one from my boy
friend. Went to lunch-bully beef
and corn. ON ice. How the heck
could I eat that?
bdCh " Tic NluO-ldo
OF the intellectual vagabonds." a
group OF fellows who all read a
book and We discuss il bi-monthly.
took in a third payment on a Red
Cross loan for Jack Che clubs di-
rector) in his absence ID. Wrapped a
package for a soldier -. Wrote a
letter TO an anxious mother and one
OF sympathy TO bereaved family
Of one OF the soldiers in the MD
die Of the afternoon. Some fellows
brought in some , aim trees nice
ladders except when you decide to
play Tarzan. Don't matter with two
good looking privstes ready 10
catch you.
Gets Cholera Shots
Had a call from Doc Alexander
:. cholera shots. so what. A.. one
more won't matter. Had a whist
tournament lasted one and q half
hours. Heard rumors that some OF
US are going over the hump"
(Owen-Stanley mountains) g.. Some
Of the fellows grabbed me by the
arm. discovered they were leav-
ing. destination unknown. north.
Wanted me 10 sing. Touched and
affected as usual by soldiers de-
parture | sang their favorite, Baby.
Don't You Cry"
Time TO go TO dinner -. hard
tacks". Oh we'll. :. can't starve
forever. Jack says we're to go 10
company dance tomorrow night.
Had a note from Grace Outlaw. in
Australia. So my brother was sea-
sick too. Kinda runs in the family
Talked long time with homesick
soldier. Discussed Lena Horne
with another,
Gee. the soldiers are swell God
they are sweet No water. C'est le
querre. Wish I'd gone 10 Africa
with Willard Woods and Evelyn
Vaughn. =. Kinda tired tonight
Wonder whyi II was a quiet day.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
She Coughs Up
SOL; Police
Seek $40 More

ATLANTA Acknowledgment
old Mrs. Helen Brown almost sue
ceeded in evading the searching
hands of a husky policewoman
here Wednesday. but she made the
fatal mistake Of opening her mouth.
1t all happened this way. Mrs.
Irene Glass reported to police that
someone had robbed her of Sal and
that only three persons were in the
house at the time she missed the
money.
All three of the visiting women
were searched, without avail. But
suddenly Mrs. Brown spoke. sug-
costing that a search be made be-
hind the sofa. The suspicious
policewoman asked her to repeat
the statement. which obligingly
Mrs. Brown did. The peculiar
noises which emanated from her
mouth was a dead give away.
Forced to open her mouth, Mrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
V-Mail--
Continued from Page III

NSOHtiHucu tFOm rage III
missing letters arrive. They always
do.
These men who do not get very
many letters from the important
one; there are few here like that
will invent a thousand excuses and
try to sell them to himself as the
reason why his Lii Orchid Face
does not write. At the same time
he will call the unit mail clerk a
lot Of unpretty names-because he
did not bring that letter that he
has already excused his Sugar for
NOT writing. A tough lot is the
fortune OF these unit mail clerks.
One OF these mail clerks, It's
Elmo A. Carter OF Little Rock, Ark,
says that although his Is one OF
the toughest assignments in the
book-what with the cold, and mud
and rain and hunger. and never
ending grind-he does not mind it
at all: but what makes him mad
as hell is to have FW 1905 and ME-
1925 straffing him. This is that man
again-Jimmy S.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
If you ever take a laxative,
these Questions are for YOU

Cues. How often should you
take a laxative? Ana. Not too fire.
quently-only when the familiar
symptoms indicate you really
need one. Cues. What kind Of
laxative should you take? Ans.
One that brings relief promptly,
thoroughly and satisfactorily.
Cues. What laxative usually will
do this? Ans. One laxative you
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12

Brown coughed up $l0l in a moist
wad of bills of various denomina-
tons. Still a mystery was what
happened to the other $40. Police
women, always pessimistic, feared
the money would never be recov-
cred. expressing the belief that II
had been swallowed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12

can usually depend on il you fol-
low directions Is Black-Draught
Black-Draught has been a popu-
lar and highly favored laxative
with four generations. It's spicy,
easy to GEOGRAPHICALLY in the
granulaied form. Caution, use
only as directed. Get the familiar
yellow box today: Is to 40 doses
only Csc.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Justice F. Rivers
To Be At Meeting

NEW YoRK-tANPl-Among the
notables to speak at the Lincoln
Day dinner to be held here Thurs
day. Feb. 10. will be Justice Francis
E. Rivers. who is slated to share
honors with Gov. John w. Bricker
OF Ohio. candidate for Republican
Presidential nomination.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
PLANS RACE HIGH SCHOOL

AUGUSTA. Ga.-tANP) - The
erection OF high school that would
care for 1900 Negro students in
Richland county was proposed
Tuesday, by Richmond County
Superintendent s. D. COPELAND in
outlining postwar school expansion
before the board OF education.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
The Windmill Foreeasier Mas
Features Found In Fsreeasiers
Costing Up 10 $1,000

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Retail Gfotefs
Hit Beer Drivers

The Detroit Retail Grocers AS
ISOLATION today complained to the
Michigan Liquor Control Commits
sion about beer truck drivers who
refuse to deliver beer to grocers
that sell coca-cola or pepsi-cola.
The alleged intimidation was
termed a violation of Liquor Con-
troll Commission rules by the asso-
citation.
Beer drivers, members of an
AFL union, have been involved in
a Iurisdictional dispute with Dos
sin Food Products. bottlers of
Pepsi-Cola, and the Detroit Coca
Cola Co, bottlers of Coca-Cola.
After reading Shamie's letter,
Commissioner Flynn said that any
beer driver caught sandbagging
grocers or taverns would be hailed
before the commission and his
license to deliver beer revoked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
RedPedceT Terms
Given Romdnid

NEW YORK. May u QNS)-
Indirect" peace negotiations be-
tween Romania and the Soviet
Union were reported apparently
under way today on the basis of
Russian Foreign Con1niSsar V. NJ.
Molotov'S statement to the Axis
satellite on April 2.
The Algiers radio. quoting a
dispatch by an information service
allied with the French committee
of national liberation. said Soviet
conditions include:
THE Romanian army must
capitulate or turn against the
Germans.
2-Bessarabia and Bucovina
TO be returned 10 Russia;
3-The Vienna award regard
Ing Pennsylvania 10 be annulled
IN favor of Romanla. and
4-Romania 70 pay the Soviet
Union a war indemnity TO be
determined later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Windsor Strike
Problems Aired

Ford Motor Co Of Canada and
Local 200, JAW (CIO) officials.
conferred az Ottawa today TO iron
out grievance procedures which
precipitated the 20-day strike of
$4,000 employees.
The meeting was called by G.
B. O'Connor. chairman of the
Canadian National Wartime Rela-
tions Board, after the union voted
Wednesday night to end the walk
out.
Meanwhile. maintenance crews
were preparing the four plants
for normal resumption OF produc-
ton which is expected 10 be at
tanned Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Nazi Fake
German Radio Announces
Start OF Invasion

NEW YORK, May II GNS)-
The German radio last night
pulled a phony announcement OF
the start Of the invasion.
A German broadcast. picked up
by NBC monitors, presented a
program alegcdly coming from
the Columbia Rroadcasting Syss
TEN. In the midst of 15-minugV
dance music program. announced
as Dick Wilmington and his
footwarmerS, from the white
room Of the Palace Hotel IN
the German broad
cast inserted this announcement;
Eve interrupt this broadcast
TO bring you an important
news bulletin. The invasion has
begun. Our troops are landing
on the Calais coast. The en-
envy il offering stiff opposition.
Keep tuned to this station for
further details"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Air Vet Denies
Gaming Fight

Herbert Schaffron, 19. marine
flier who received a medical dis
charge after he was wounded in
an AIR battle over Guadalcanal,
denied before Recorders Judge
John j. Maher today that he was
participant yesterday in a pas
time famous with the marines.
Schaffron, who lives at 633 Vir-
GINA Park. was arrested on
charges of disturbing the peace at
the Packard plant on (. Grand
boulevard, where he is employed
The charge was the outgrowth of
a fight that followed an attempt
by plant police to break up a crap
game. Schaffron denied he had
been playing.
The court placed him on a years
probation.