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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-23


Judge Edward J. Quinlan stated
that II the Stoln trial could be COM
pleted during the week Of July 4
he would come back, despite the
closing of the court term next Fri
day. He continued the assignment
Of the case, originally scheduled for
June 20, so that 1t would follow
the Cheshire road accident case.
The defense attorney, heatedly
pressing for hearing now rather
than during the fall term stated,
This case has created a great deal
Of notoriety. It involves a select
man who had to resign because OF
the accusation made against him.
and he was bound over to this court
under very frail evidence"
IF he's guilty he wants to know
It now and II he Is not guilty he
wants TO know 1t now, Attorney
Cassidy continued. 1.-THE law says
he Is entitled to a speedy trial"
Judge Quinlan spoke of the pos
sibility Of getting another Judge to
come to Waterbury to try the Stolfi
case next week, but no indication
Was btNGH WlCtLlCE VI LlOJ Ill az"
tempt would be made to secure an
other jurist.
Attorney Cassidy continuing his
comments, stated, 1T is reputable
person who is being accused, and,
he feels, unjustly, and he wants an
early trial, He is a man Of family
fine reputation. and he feels keen
ly this accusation made against
him"
Commenting on the case on trial,
Judge Quinlan stated he had seen
at least five witnesses in court who
have not yet testified and said the
crosse examination may take q great
deal Of time. He stated also that
the charge to the jury would be
lengthier than usual. The action Is
based on fatal injuries sustained by
Louis Deschesnes, bus driver, in
last September 10.
Attorney William Fitzgerald, who
Is the plaintiffs counsel In the civil
action. stated the parties will do we'll
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-23
BoX-CAR CHAPEL

Cincinnati, o. (UP)-A boxcar or
a railroad siding serves as a chapel
every Sunday for Mexicans en-
ployed on the Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad near here. The Rev.
Eugene Maly and the Rev. Earl
Whatlen, two local priests, offer
masses and administer the sacra-
ments every weekend for the 100
Mexicans, imported by the railroad
to relieve the labor shortage.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-23
ANGLER COMES THROUGH

Duquoin. Ill CUPj-Albert Schu-
inacher finally filled the bill when
his wife asked him to catch her q
five-pound bass, but he first threw
back six beauties that didn't quite
weight 70 specifications. on his last
cast he hit the Jackpot with . 5 Ia
FOUNDER.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-23
TENT SERVICES
IN WATERvILLE
Salvation Army Speakers,
Band, SOIOists Take Part
in Exercises

Major Herbert Martin, Of the New
Haven Corps Of the Salvation Army,
assisted by the Corps Band, under
the leadership Of Jackson Martin,
was In charge Of the first tent
meeting held by the local Corps on
the lot across from Cooksons store
In Waterville.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-23

The theme of the rally will be to
urge employees to invest their vaca-
ton pay in Fifth War Loan Drive
bond buying so that their purchases
may fight in France, Italy and the
Pacific as part of the gigantic
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-23

Toledo. o. CUP)-Motorcycle
patrolman Dean Manson stopped a
motorist the other day for driving
in the wrong direction on one
way street. You guessed it: the
drivers name was Corrigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Ntcnrcuor suAn nvYr

MCNILHOI@S-NAN DYKE
Holy Name Parish Dist s rooms. per.
fec cond screened porch. lge living
and dining nm. modernized kitchen and
nook dr. ; bedrms. bath Up. r. a
furnaces garages paved alley street
only So, 500, $4,000 On AlyerSon. TW
1000
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HOMER WARREN g. CO
HOUSES ron sALE-WEsr

COLORED-il40s Russell. modern 5
rooms rsrsge 5000 down. Mcqueen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
MONEY TO LOAN
Get Your $40 to $500
LO An
at PROVIDENT

PROvrDENT makes loans promptly
on furniture. autos, stocks, bonds,
and on unsecured notes No inquiries
Of friends or relatives. Since 1905
PROVIDENT has treated It's custom
ers right Youll be night, too. II you
see PROVIDENT for your loan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

FEEcHWOoD AVE near cratio,-Eirh,
Mi.s- tecro0ms st'ic tie features
s7i1 c1se TsrsFe lErr rhrubhery
'encec 81 500 down S7R month
HOLSTER i4503 East s-Mlls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

AUTHORIZATIONS
Lees. 1897 z. Dawson. AZ Dequindre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

Plus mortgage costs and prepaid items
East Detroit. model open 2ls50 Gas
cony. :. mile Z Of Cratiot. 3Td block
s Of Nile. fine lifetime homes all
tile features near transportation. stores.
large lot See these fine homes today.
Roy Sinnett. MU 1869.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
CENTER LINE

view , oecfOoms tile bath with tub
u!ed-in kitchen sink real home built
20 lssf FLA terms Spitzley
corp Cen'crIne 1870
CHOICE axe home s rooms and hath.
together sifh 3-roon and bath RAraEe
apartment facing AXE and facing JEFF
fers0n Large lot. $4,000 Price
sl3 500 IS Us cash $40 96 month.
- tl2 500 all cash Lawn. trees and
shrubs dandy HugTy y you want
this one LAEe shore Pss.ty ASIA
Ksst Jefferson 81. Clair shores, Phone
F0seyile OTsO
FRA terms open SO daily. 10 noI-
ra1t sun apt. DE 6233-s2ss o.
CLAYTON ASIA EcorSe. az jim DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
AT IMPERIAL

ROOMISG Houses - rms Putnam
SpVly de- Wei 'urn Rent SIS IN
come $3.50 and your APT Only $500
down "a Iignt party
"a RMS NJ Belle Ite-lnto ? apis
ant "a sIeepigg rms Psnt SIS IN
C9ms $3.50 AlWsyt allied Shows nice
profits 81 600 cCsr
"a Rms ~ woodward ~ APPS y
ss~uilg Win sAteT SiGf N1ocNors
P.eu-y O. linens baths bE-k
Carage Hurry '1f MS 81 500 On
Is Rvs seNsre So ~ APIS steep.
irE O. rre'rc tnr0lFlouf Bfi-k
steam Rent SIS Inrouss Ss7O and
yo4r apt Vice home and income
- 600 CUVn
CLASS c MichisAn Ave - g-cass
quota s. 600 ~ business ~ ei-c
equipment You can, 60 wrong ncte
s. 500 c1Vn
CLASS 'C' NJ Rriu So Live
rslgf borfopd corner s. 500 no bust
u-si Good quota So 600 down 70
rigrf party
CLASS "C' Mint CLb woodward
Ase 40 600 no business heit -
egUpmen' s-cass quots Pea, spot
fr I've wire SIS 600 down
Many NOPE TO CHOOSE FROM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
BOARD AND ROOMS

BLVD WEST GRAND. s76-Ccntlerncn
showers lunches pacsed home cooking
bly, good transportation Ia 0Hls
FIEfD 4O4s--Glrls home cooking and
privileges excellent usns p0rtstlon Pack
ara Briggs BJad Mgrrsyt Docges
Oh ss4s
NEWLY decorated good Tod excel
lent tTanSportk ton. near WOOD ward
CT 1927 l2o Windsr
WHITE gentlemen tain beds home
cooking excellent trAnfportaii0n ala
z 1erfy.fiffh - "A atf4
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Lyon Conyalesceni H3ne-qgi-, home
atmosphere elderly Invalid or con-
ya.ezcrn' ~ f-2f22
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ROYAL OAK

CARDESlA. 325-5 rooms near shop
ping and transportation. good neishbor
hood, low down payment. Montgomery
II 1-fs21
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
CONGRESS, 1925

VACANT
? ro7--s -ssItcneH5 : baths 30, water
heat 50 puA.. bar down
REAuME "a stLLCWAY lSC PA 6As8
CosLEY lass4-Brrk colonial 6
rooms ezra 4o-:oo' DO, priced 20 sell
HrCK PP 1890
heai Farary $500 terms OPEN
TODAY 2 10 5 Broker LenoI 1870
CORNER q SMILE nr. K,..y small
iFstie b'tfH attached poultry market.
ell fay 50 600 Bower Real Ettste
POOH Har2er TU 2-ss2o
DEAN AVE- beivcen Mns pa ssd
outer Dr easy tefr1S- Move riEht n
street paved spi;zlsy CSrp
TR l-iOTO NJ CT 4Ele
DEARBORN z Msad-s-rm Gar n ne
50 500 $500 a Also others Gar
un7 or slss OR $685.
DENLY HIGH SIC
CoLONiAL--7 rooms bressfast nook
scree,enee-in porch sss c ns,, vel
zsssgs tl2 500 sgbs'sntIAl 1cNa
HDiS'sr 1893 ? s-Niis PIP 224O
EAST DETROIT
bEEcHWooD AVE near Cratio,-Eirht
Ni.s 2 tecro0ms st'lc tie features
,oia dave EsraFe lEEr thrgobsy
T. folsfzrfRS ' 1853 a3C1 E.. i s s-sI.l..
EAST DETROIT
Preuaf home ? bedrooms tie features
near schools ard trans larEs recreation
srace s. $50. 81 600 down A Hol-
SER 1908 Nile PR 724o
FAST DETROIT. modern 2 bedroom,
s41 Nm rec r'1T gsf l-f s0vi1O
,,ssna.eaa.e 81 500 81 500 ao1n
FAIRrFEST- DENLY HIGH SIC
room single I years 90 isrTe 'iWnF
rooms ana lie hath an gas heat
TURNER \ WILSON
i2s44 Eas' SMILE PIP isas
FERNDALE
7OO-S5Oo DOWN
,og'6 n 10 mnssPd E'"n p.r Ase ,,r ~"
nes- school VI WAites mornings ana
t.ealrEs TO 7.l52i Housemsn- SPITE
lev cvr9 Oh 4sis
FISCHER near Chsrlevoix Z bedroom
nome must sell 10 close estate only
) 900. Mosseit. ii06S crstiot AR
CATEsHEAD near asck - Modern.
bedrooms basement attic lot 45Xi2o
81 $50 down S2s month. A HOL-
STER iF5o3 East Nile pr 224o
GERALD ST, II. P.
81 300 DOWN
room home 5 bedrooms hot air heat
Good condition Sesr schools trsnspor-
'Ati1r and shopping A real bargain
~ Je.Nry IN 1900
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
GPATIOT- MILE SEC
S-ro0m modern home ] acre good soil
faraFe large up-to-da'e chicken
houses fruit trees grapes paved street
s. $50. 50 500 down S9S month
TURNER "a WILSON
1885 East sHile pR5isas
GPATiOT-AIP PORT SIC
'u.f price only 50 900 Traverse ;
bedroom cottage type single all In
fine condition
TURNER & WILSON
1884 East Smile Pr 1895
HARPER : Mile Sec , bedrooms. h /.
heat wooded section. city trans immed
poss Only $500 down Bower Res
Eoaic 2o9ll Harper To 2-s92o
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RENTALS WANTED

SMALL furnished ofr-e sought. Nth
telephone nestage service etC Boa
B-2gsl Detroit Times 80
WASrED-AEcacy fef goo sssfs G
en- product Have ONE src showroom
lnaf cation EafUfl.s 1881
aurora ave seattle Vas
ADULTS vi.H .4f. ruofr a., H.ftf-
ses' section preferred Up 1.I-af
CDIrFEn -aUre rorf7 E.rhruttts
htu..t 500 Warren
CDlORFD GiRL wants s1en 'u rctnet
Nrn.e - S-41f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE Ser,
seldom a Johnson lnc Fosr Officer
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
WooDALE GARDENS

1905 ApPfETos
1882 RlvERvIEw
s y corner Schoolcraft and telegraph.
NeS brick homes. TAsd-tn bath sodded
Weatherstripped. insulated. One block
20 beautiful new city park and school
$3.50 down Move IN.
MILLER HOMES INC.
CA TlOO-Hn 1A0a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

BLVD, W CD, 22o2-Newiy fur
nished double room. good uansporta-
CARSON. a. wes, Vernon Hwy Newly
furnished. good transportation. girls
or couple vi i-72s3 after 3.
CLIFTON, s72e Warren, Ilyernois :
Large room convenient factory trans
poriation TY 6-ie42
FURNISHED room and htchenette also
sleeping room with kitchen privileges
s429 Dearborn no 1892
FURNISHED room for or refined
girls. i36io Cherrylswn
GRAND BLVD and Grand River-Gen-
ueman. private entrance. os5a Vine
wood
PASADENA. l3s-Two single rooms
near Second Boulevard TO s-o432
ROOMERs-3. female near 81 Aubin
and Plymouth bus line privileges OF
complete house, persons who can speak
Russian, Polish or ukrsnian preferred.
Inquire 1888 Easel IS week.
ROOM for rent for settled couple. man
and slfc nice religious home. Call
after 4 20 p. m. TR i-454e
employed At ~ wayne csli after
. m. e6s 8, waterman
ROOMS, 2 ana beautifully furnished.
Call AZ Rosemary Flower Shop, 1857
Miller Rd east aide
ROOM FOR RENr-csn before ; ., m.
~ 7s42.
WEBB-Whlts gentleman In private
home TO 5-73o7
WHITExNice room for gentleman In
private home. northwest We o-0l7e
WHITE-very large room. suitable 2, ,
girls. couple. gentleman. la 1921.
4 GIRLS 20 share large front bedroom
convenient transportation Crstiot street
car Chalmers bus, 7-Mile bus private
home i426o Saratoga PR $685.
COLORED-Respectsb sober ? gentle
men 70 share doTma,ory must be neat
TR 2-503s from IL 80 m. 10 II
p. m
COLORED-Room FOR young gentleman
IN respectable home good uansporta-
ZION MA 0is4
COLORED-singis room also share
suite men only good transportation.
TO 5-353i
COLORED-Room eiean, quiet twin
beds privileget gentlemen only TR
i-A39O
COLORED-2 rooms sleeping sober re
fined gentleman need apply IL 2-32i2,
COLOKED-R Room Tor quiet working
couple kitchen privileges TY 4-642s
COLORED-Room FOR gentleman only
good transportation TO 50O07
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS
coNvALEscENr HOMES

BUSINESS Erl 70 share ia, ~i,h an
other gif. laundry and private room
IN 2-ill4 a $3.50 days
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COLORED

rear ior 81 $50 stove heat on Mi.
lett mr. JOS. Campsu. Cal {. Ray
Fisnsgan ca 1900
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
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HOUSES ron sALE-WEsr
METTETAL- 7800

LIE BLANC. i.4o' Lincoln PARK ready
70 move IN. FHA terms. Open SO daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
IINTT FDTf 70 LHl-Nt 2 FIHI
Imperial Sales CA 1885
2s3a Woodward Pm so4 Sun - 20
AT BUSINESS SALES

-AVERS cas- 4 beer Nine fiStgfeF
nice quote OWrsr does not care -
handle bee VII sell reasonable
must .oc6tr t'crr
HOTEL 20 Rooms c,-sr - down 'ovr
r-4r--i-- RAT hss- 6ud ws'f.
'4-flthec clean and money MAKE
nice .ghty can tTranFe terms Win
down payment - 50 600
- Rooms hri-E corner steam lease
meme Sies gAs ara Ish' SIS
monthly EsrsFe Thh Is tuy
81 500 down
> ICONS rent $40 vir'sr coal nov
81 Lady owns : places cannot hsn-
C. both icw sNpersrt viii pay
rse.f ~ $500 doWr
50r7 WOODWARO-TE 1875
At MEMPHIS Mich unlh lsu show
ING $500 usathIy rr- juFe oHv psvs
rsr1csf s. 70o hs' cash HrCK,
'f7fO Crf sss PIP 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08


ATTENTION. calf
BUSINESS sAlES-TE 1918
z Buy or Sell Business
Fup SAIL Albright Shores Resar'
H1,e' ~ Lake Whom Cadrtn COUNTY
tavern SDM license 100 ioS 'o
ceres - wster frontage furnished
-rf'arns rs boats excellent i1cs'irn
le.rs Hswss = 30 Beaverton Mich
Gas station and Esrsgc Mechanically
cqg.ppef vii sacrifice Call TW 2-oS4s
I have CASH buyer Tor your
RESTAURANT
KELLEY PEAL EsTATE CO
400 woodward TX 2-9Too
LARGE steam Laundry nov operating
GOO income. $4,000. Phone TO
S3A22
LUNCH room Clsrk-vernor Sl2S daily
serr owner 20 US prollx S34O W
NegG0- IA s7sl Ia FHh2
MANUFACTURER ATTENTION
Top Grade agency IL seeking iln' 20
tel resent In any or oil Sou'heastcfn
states No Inc too small ~ no LARGE
n y7u desire high grade financially
-rsp0nsl5.s representation In TITS section
Krf'e
NiesPriiIps CO box I4s7 Atlanta. ca
MOBILE fss station for sale east sl1e
pumping over y 600 month Very
rood business 50 600 Eross PEI month
Excellent opportunity TO s-96o7
SINE rooms excellent furniture fcr
sale god llrrms reasonable rem 500
west Grand Boulevard NEAR West Yer
nor
E-Reiallvho.cssic tsiry ICE cream
EUf re TTsThEE m NicniFans east
shores VIII sell one or fwo divisions
tQ43 sales acre scr O0n write Box
-2Q20 Detroit Times 81
SIXTEEN rooms. including furniture and
property Excellent business Near
b. Ilffara.n Il A-a1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
ROSEDALE PARK

All face brick 4-becroon. 2-bsth horne.
sun room. breakfast rooom. large en-
closed rear porch. LIST floor lsvatory
large rec. room with nat. firepNce
rolf screens. Venetian blinds. automa ~
heat, so-it To-. 2-car garage with
overhead doors s15.75o. uN 3-S5oo
SELDOM & JOHNSON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
COLORED-2O0 ACRESi

20 miles from Detroit modern homes.
sl.os, milk house, chicken house, many
other small buildings so acres suhdi-
vided into small farms pays for the
entire 200 acres. Call me today,
Will prove % you n can be done
HAMLAR-hl3 z KirhY-TR 2-AhA4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
HOUSEKEEPING Moons

HOUSEKEEPING rooms FOR micdle-Agel
lady employed MA si3i
VAN DYKE 4s4i-Houssketpin fol
couple private entrance handy 70 fac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

Will Pay Ceiling Price
for your car. What ever II Is no 7742
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

car from private party. Price and
model no object. have cash Ken
Miller Alia yOYkkhire PI 87Aa
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$500 MOVES YOU ]

homes. ready 20 move In: prewAr
quality construction 10 minutes from
Rouge plant. NEW COLORED COM
munitv See one OF several az 1894
ETHEL. mr. vIsSER RD Southwest
Detroit, mr.. transportation. Lovely
5-room homes ONLY $1,000 On
WATSON REALrY-l72s ST ANTOINE
ca 4sOS CA As07
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HOUSES FOR SALE-EAST

BURNS, 3gUo, cor sylvester
Brick0'e rooms bedrooms gas
PI ASS
S. c. HADLEY, INC.
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COLORED

COLORED- Cameron-Lynn vacapti, 8
rooms bath. basement furnace "a.
rage $500 down Holbroos- Cameron
section 5 rooms down 3 up only
50 500 $3.50 down Richmond-Clsy s
rooms Ia rvaE 4 rooms IN front va
cant only $500 down For bargains
see Edeimsn s526 Oakland. a. Wsa,.
minister
Evening star., 1944-10-13
Major Allied Landing
In Greece Expected

by Tic ASeOCldleu fIeSS,
ROME, Oct. 13.-Gen. Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson, supreme Allied
commander in the Mediterranean
said in a broadcast today that "a
force under my command is about
to land in Greece" and that the
kingdoms liberation was at hand.
Gen. wilson's broadcast indicated
an Allied landing in force was i'm
minent, as contrasted to the rather
small forces employed in the Pelo-
ponneSus.
Unofilcial reports said the Greek
| flag was flying over the Acropolis
In Athens and that the Athens radio
was In Allied hands.
(The Germans have evacuated
Athens and declared it an open
city, a Reuters dispatch to Lon
don from Cairo said today.)
Allied proclamations were broad
cast promising immediate aid. to the
Greeks.
Gen. Wilson told the Greeks:
Your day Of liberation is at hand
For the second time in this war, q
force under my command Is about
to land in Greece but, I am thankful
to say. under very different condi-
items.
We come now to sweep away ~
traces Of the invader and, BY use Of
your ports and airfields, to harass
his retreat"
Evening star., 1944-10-13

of the city will give Republicans
some idea of how large a majority
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey would need
upstate to carry New York.
The Republican nominee and Mrs
Dewey added their own names to
the registration books yesterday
afternoon at a booth in the Office of
an automobile club on East 48tll
street near the hotel where the
Deweys make their home in New
York City.
Dewey Reviews Parade.
Earlier in the day Gov. Dewey re-
viewed a big Columbus Day parade
on Fifth avenue, in which thousands
of marchers took part. On the re-
viewing stand the Republican NOM
inee was surrounded by prominent
New Dealers, including Attorney
General Biddle, Senator Wagner Of
New York and Senator Pepper Of
Florida.
Gov. Dewey accepted for the Uni
versity of Michigan a bust of him
/ self sculptured by Donald E. Cur
ran.
j. K. Gould, president Of the Uni
Iversity of Michigan Alumni Club oi
New York City, told the candidate;
Keep punching, Tom. That's the
kind Of fighting that wins elections. ;
Mr.. Gould presented bust Of
Dewey which he said would be
placed on suitable pedestal on the
Michigan campus, where Gov
Dewey received his college degree
Mr.. Gould said he hoped the
Michigan alumni could help pro-
vide the extra impetus which might
(6ee DEWEY, PAGE A-3.3
Evening star., 1944-10-13
Clash Develops Over Proposal
ToSend Teen-Age Clerks Home
Civil Service OffcioI Coils Young Girls
Essential to Victory: Nolan Differs

Sharp disagreement over en-
ployment of teen-age girls in the
Government was expressed to-
day, with a ranking Civil Serv-
ice Commission official saying
the girls are essential to vic
tory" while James A. Nolan, di-
rector of the Washington Grim
inal Justice Association, con-
tended no girl under 81 should
be In Washington on her own.
The civil service ofncial asserted
that the suggestion that Govern
ment girls under a should be sent
home does not take into account
that there Is q war on"
Nobody says we ought to bring
the teen-age boys back from New
Caledonia" the civil service spokes-
man declared, yet stories of
their deaths are carried in the
papers every day. The fact that
they see death, and face difficult
Evening star., 1944-10-13
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt said today
that Senator Ball, Republican,
of Minnesota is little bit ahead
Of time in asking if United States
representatives on a world Sc
curity council could commit
military forces to action without
further congressional approval.
The President refused to discuss
it when reporter asked him at his
news conference If his ideas fol-
lowed those of the Senator.
Senator Ball, who recently said
he was withholding his support
from Gov. Dewey until the Re-
publican nominee clarified further
his views on foreign policy, yester-
day proposed this question to both
candidates:
Should the vote of the United
States representatives on the United
Nations Security Council commit
an agreed-upon quota of our military
forces to action ordered by the
council to maintain peace without
requiring further congressional ap-
proval?"
No Decision on Higher Talks.
Mr.. Roosevelt said there had been
no decision yet on the higher
lever conferences left over by the
Dumbarton Oaks conference to work
out final phases of the international
peace organization.
A reporter asked whether the
higher level" meant the final ques-
tions would be discussed by the top
officials of the governments or by
subordinates. The President replied
that this is detail, and added that
we are progressing rapidly as pos
fCea pAYy Dooo AlN
Evening star., 1944-10-13
|WLB Labor Members
will Take Pay Formula
Directly 10 Roosevelt
Will Recommend Upward
Revision Without Waiting
For Victory in Europe
By JOSEPH A. LOTUS,
By JOSEPH A. LOTUS,
Associated Press Stan Writer

Labor members of the War La
bor Board are going directly to
President Roosevelt with recon-
mendations that the Little
Steel" formula be revised with
out delay to permit an upward
revision of wages.
This course was decided on yes
terday despite word from 4 principal
White House adviser that the ad-
ministration would not seek q
change in basic wage policy until
victory In Europe is clearly in sight
and production cut-backs relieve
some of the pressure for manpower
r. J. Thomas, president of the
CIO United Automobile workers,
said the labor group was trying to
work out something on paper before
seeking White House conference.
Recess Until Tuesday.
Meanwhile, public members of the
WLB began to draft a proposed
factual report to the President with
out recommendations. It was de-
cided to recess discussions of the
issue Of wages VS.. living costs until
Tuesday when the public members
expect to have first report pre-
pared for the consideration of the
full board.
The decision to send the President
only factual report was reached by
an 8-to-4 vote Wednesday with pub
lie and industry members forming
the ma ajority and the labor members
the minority.
Although the WLB is now COM
mitted to a report without recon-
mendations, a broad field still re-
mains for controversy over the prep
aration of that report.
Debate will center on the yard
sticks to be used in determining
whether living costs have outrun
wages and if so. how much. The
principals in the controversy cannot
agree on how much the cost of living
has increased.
Even more controversial is the
measurement of wages, that is,
whether the yardstick should be base
rates. straight time earnings which
include incentive payments and
merit increases, or gross earnings
which include income from a long
work week and overtime.
That the AFL and the CIO, losers
(See WAGES, Page A-4)