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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26

Apples For Sale
SPIES
and all other varieties.
GEDDES ORCHARD
l674 T.. Huron River nr. at
DiXboro Rd Ann Arbor.
APPt.ES
Mcintosh, Jonathan, steele Rod,
and WineSap. At the Storage To-
Gated 3 miles east OF Ann Arbor
on north side Of Huron River.
High Orchnrd, 1897 Geddes I'd
POTATOES. Chippewa and Russct.
$3.50 bu. Delivery TO your door
VIII be made oct. 81. Also pepper
squash, cabbage, pumpkins. Call
27-F-ll, Maybee
WINTER PEARS $500 BUSHEL.
Bring containers
3lI Miles ST.
BALED STRAW for sale. Oryiiic
Dolph, 1850 w. Huron River Dr.
Belleville.
FOR SALE-STRAw BY BALE OR
Ton. 564S Whitaker I'd. Phone
127G-W.2
MASSEY-HARRGs COMBINE. 6 foot
cut Fair condition. 9j95 Marta
Road.
Merchandise Fur Sale
MEMS AND BOYS wool Jackets,
Plaid shirts and 75c, wool work
Box Good selection of gloves and
general merchandise. Open a. IN.
10 p. m. daily eNccpt sunday.
Watkins a. Williams, y0f2 stony
rr..L ia "a WHILE ia
l941-6f HARLEY Davidson over
head motorcycle, Just IKE new
$3.50. Phone 772.
COMPLETE HAMBURGER STAND
Equipment. Good condition. Mary
Ann. 2l7 Main st. Belleville
SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO
4 Burnof Laundry stove.
Phone 2922-W
TRTJNK TRUNKS &c in.
and 40 in. complete line luggage.
Sleep shop 10 w. Michigan.
Qualified for New Tires?
Exchange your ration certificate for
the best tire on the road today
ALI. Goodrich Silvertown We
have all popular sizes. Easy terms
too Thorne Tire Co. 3O9 T. Mlch.
Phone 55G.
IL GAUGE BENNINGTON PUMP
1906 T.. Forest Ave.
Phone 2G59-J-l.
HOT WATER HEATER Everhot
instantaneous Like new. Priced
reasonably Phone 500 evenings.
LADY'S CAMEL'S HAIR POLO
COAT. extra tipped In lining. size
IS. Phone 99-R.
FURNACE CRATES. fIrcbox for
CRATE, bed. dresser, ChiffOnier. sill
yer, chairs. tables, closet. 650-k.
FROZEN FOOD CHEST
YPSILANTI REFRIGERATOR
305 Maple Phone. ljl2-W.
COMPLETE SET OF root g DIE
Makers tools. $500 worth Of tools,
will sell for $3.50, terms Il neces-
sary. Phone ~.
PLAY PES FOR SALE.
Good condition.
22O y Summit ST.
Merchants Specials
CANARIES- Michigan raised beau
tiful young singers. Gold birds.
green, notified and buff Rollers
and warblers $40 and up. Some
Females 2 days only, oct. p and
20. 10 o'clock Saturday until 3
sunday. 22i Emerson -, Ypsilanu.
First street off Holmes Road east
Of Willow Lodge.
CLOSE OUT
KEM-TONE PAINT trim. patch,
and trays. GrinncN Bros, 2lO W.
Michigan.
HAVE THE UPHOLSTERY iu your
car completely cleaned and recon-
ditioned Makes interior look like
new Positively viii not harm up
holstery. call Davis Motor sales
for appointment.
LAMP SHADE SPECIAL. Extra
shades soc and up. Ypsilanu
piano Co. 402 T.. Michigan Ave.
ELECTRIC sTOVEs-SEw. 80
priority needed. Immediate deliv-
cry Shaefers Huron ST. store.
Phone %.
DON'T LAY Up YOUR CAR 10 have
your tires rocapped. Make an
APPOINTMENT with c. J. I,amus.
Co, 2 W. Michigan.
FULLER BRUSHES H. s. Richards
HrAEIq NnaF pHnnaI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
Legal Notices
ADOPTION
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Betty Caroline Hamlin, Minor


Floyd Martenies and Opal May
Martenies having filed in said
Court their Declaration OF Adoption,
praying that an order he made by
said Court finding that Opal May
Hamlin Martenies h the sole parent
having legal authority TO make ana
execute said consent To adoption, for
the reason that said parents arc
divorced and that Harris Hamiin,
the other parent. who IL legally liza
BILE for the support OF said child has
not contributed TO the maintenance
OF said child for the period OF two
years last preceding tho date OF ffl-
Ing this Declaration Of Adoption.
and praying that nm order be made
by said Court that said Floyd Mar
tenios and Opal May Martcnies do
stand In tho place Of parents to said
child, and that tho name OF said
child be changed to Betty Caroline
Martenies
II IL ordered. That the 18th day
or November, A. -. 1914 Mt ten
O'Clock In the forenoon Mt said Pro-
pate Offlce, be and ~ hereby ap-
pointed for hearing said petition:
IL is Further ordered, That public
notice thereof he given by publica-
ton or copy OF this order. for
three successive weeks previous TO
SAID day or hearing. In the Ypsilanti
Daily Press, n newspaper printed and
circulated In said County.
JAY q. PRAY,
+. Judge OF Probate.
Nora o. Borgert,
Register or Probate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
The YpsilantiD alyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY, Publisher
Entered as second-class mail matter
The Ypsilantian, Jan. ., 1859,
The Ypsilanti Daily Press, March 10,
1904. In accordance with Sec. s3o,
p. l. q X. (Mar. 3. 1879, at Post
office, Ypsilanti, Mich.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
BY Carrier, per week, In city. Zee
BY Mall, one year In ypsilanu
trading zone, comprising
Washtenaw County, and west .
ern portion of Wayne County el.oo
By Mail. per year. outside Ypsi-
lanti trading zone ..7.ge
Special rate TO soldiers, year. .se.oo
Independent Of politics and put
iished daily except Sunday with -
aim toward serving the Ypsilant1
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business Offise .........t1o. t11
Editorial Rooms .............s..6o
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
Houses For Sale

Two BEDROOM BUNGALOW,
completely modern including late
model electric stove and refrig-
orator, year around automatic
hot water. forced air coal furn-
ace, large lot, $4,000 down, $500
monthly. John Higgs, corner of
Edmund and Clinton SITS, Wayne,
Micbipan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26

COLLEGE HEIGHTS BUNGALOW
Modern, year old, bedroom
home with Venetian Blinds. OF
burner, copper plumbing. screens
storm windows, shrubs, anC
fenced back yard. FILA. pay
ments 1883 per month. Phon,
1888 w for appointment.
s ROOM HOUSE, bath. furnace,
garage, $4,000. Terms $3.50 down.
II. Peet. Realtor. ll9 Pearl st.
Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
Houses For Rent

NEAR BOMBER PLANT, Nice new
3 room house and bath, wired for
electric stove, electric water sys-
TEN. Possession first OF Novem-
Der. adults only. go West Park
Ave, Ypsilanti, Mich
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Der Bie miro in mittlerer Ofenbise
(350 0zaa s. )~35 @iaute.. gebaden.
gu ssaen 4iirbtspnooine ,,in1n1t
man eine Diertel Saiie 8uder, gB.
loffel Waisitdrte (gornItard), / See.
loffel SaI3, einen balben Eeel6ffel
3imt, einen balben Eeeloffel Musfat-
rub, etnen baben Seeloffel Sagaper,
einen oiertel Eeeloffel Reltenpulner,
2 &aifen aufgefodte, tpieoer erfaltete
Mtlb, 2 Safien aefo9ter @urbisbrei,
2 gier (gitpeib ,no gteelb getreant.)
Nan niidt 3uder, 5tarfe, Sal5 unb
@e,piir3e nit Der Nild, gieBt alles IN
ben oberen Sopf zines Doppelfoders,
gibt ben &iirbis 6oran uno toht Die
Maife unteritanoisem Hiibren, big ite
bid eetpor6en. Die @igelb tperoen nun
seihlagen 1tno init Elm tpenie beiBer
Riirbismaiie gemiibt, bann eieBt man
iie an bic Mii6ung i'm Sopf uno IdBt
aIles 5niammen nod etua apei Wt.
naten lang fohen. Der Buo6ine miro
oann gum grfalten in etne feuerfeite
paiienoe Sorm gegoiien uno ipdter
init elmer Meringue aus ben beiben
81. iteifem Sdnee eei6laeenen unb
nit Pnoersuder berinti6ten gi,peiB
beoedt.
-}Grf. 2M. M., st.
aus Eontateu fam man iid einen
7gtaten gatiup bereiten. Man ibIieBt
cine abaIbe @aloue CRIME @,lrfeu ,no
eine baIbe '@olone araut, fiist nod
s@dHmaf snls bi,taa unb IdBt bas.
Gemfih IS stuuben lang iteben. Dan,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

6ermablt man fem / Quart CRIME 80.
maten uno / Duseno 81piebel, bic
man eine balbe Stunbe in to9enoem
Boiier belaBt. Damn briibt man /
Ptnt Stringbobnen uno Dubeno
aebren grimes Corn. ab, mildt gu.
Iommen 2 tletne Soilen MuItaro
Seed, / Yfl1no 3uder, 3 @BIoffel
@elerps5eeo, ie 2 gBl0ffel Oliben0l,
Otace, gaDennepfeffer uno 3immt.
Damn miibt man alles 5uiommen in
einen lteinernen Eopf, mtidt griinb.
lid uno beoedt oas @anae nit beiBem
giiig. Nan oerlteeele oen 9opf luft.
Ot6t.
- 9. d., Nid).
Sic geboren 5l1 ben penigen Rai-
ben uno Sinterpdlolern, Die tpenig-
items fiinf Sabre binter ben Beltge-
ldebniiien 3uriid iino.
@rItens leien sic Sitler's Bud
,Mein aompf", oos Sic in ieoer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

seflQt, sic 0berieite nit 81 beitri.
den, nit 3uder iiberitreut uno i'm
Ofen BET mtloer Sibe 40 Weinuten
iiberbaden.
gu einem 3Irbispie ninrmt man 2
gier, lei6t geidlagen, anoertbalb Sol
ie geto6ten uno gut our6geriibrten
&iirbisbrei, cine oretnierteI Soiie
3uder, anoertbolb GaIien Mil9, 1
EeeloffeI 3imt, 1 Eeel0ffel eeriebene
apfeliineni6ale, 5ol5, &ieteig, NIT
benz oaS 8adble6 ausgelest piro. -
5tatt Der apfelitnenl6ale tann man
audi Sngtper (@ineer) uno Mfusfat.
nub, ie einen balben Geel0ffel, neb-
men.
3uder, @esuiir5e, slpfeliineni9aIe
uno Sal5 ueroen seu1iidt, Der Stir.
bisbrei bin5ueefiigt, Die gier uno bic
gauge Maiie nit Der @abel gei9lagen.
Damn fiigt man Die Ntild bin5u uno
fiiat Die Naiie auf ben Eeigbooen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

5taotbibliotbet finoen. Darnab plan'
ten bic gea5i, einen europdti4en Staot
mad bem ar6ern 5u iiberfaaen uno
a,1 erobern, uno bic 0eue Belt NIT
ibren nellbeioniiden Soeen 3u ourh-
Ie,l1en.
Die No3i iiberfielen 6ann Deter.
reid un6 bic Gideloilotpatei, Bolen
uno Die anoern Staaten, im Sabre
1941 iosar RuBlan6 uno erfldrten
ben Ser. Staaten oen 9rtes. Bie tann
oa nod iemano bebaupten, bic aai.
ierten baben ben Weltfrieg beridul.
oct? uro bat nidt Sapan Die Ser.
Staaten 5uerit aneegriffen9
-E. g., Nu. -
Rapit Bius Der 3tpolfte bat 5u lei.
nem Bappen cine 6isur eepablt, mel
DIE bret Feile entb6H un6 oen Sim.
mel, Die gr6e uno bos Meer oaritel-
len. Dariiber lit cine En1be nit 6em
'Sel5meig, Dem Symbol oes Srieoens.
Der obere Sell 6es Bappe11s '(ber
SimmeD lit a5urblal,, Der utitlere
(oie @roe) grim, ,,n6 bic 6arunter
befinolibe pellise Gldde Coos Meer)
1T ieegriin. Die ,peiBe Eaube bGlt Ell.
nen Slibenatpeis I'M 59nabel u,to
ltebt auf eine1n 6reitetlieen iibernen
Berg, Der, tpie bemerft, Sirumel, grbe
uno Meer BARTLETT.
- 6ram 3. M., 8is. -
Gin s,tes gerfabret,, aartoffeHaie
au bereiten, lit foleenoes: @an uebme
enc binldnslibe Anaabl c2artoHeIn.
tod)e iie db, iddle n,sb fnete fie su eis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

nem 8rei. 0ann mense man friid
ausgepreBten auart (Gottage Gbeeie)
in gleider geenge gu. oem &artoffel.
bret, Bis oas @an3e cine oide Maiie
gibt. Wan ial5e oieies @emenge uno
ltrere geItoBeue @e1piironelten uno ee.
puloerte 2orbeerblatter oariiber. 9ieie
WH6ung loBt man "a 5tunoen au.
9eoedt iteben, oamit ite ettpas Der.
gore. Damn formt man fleine &6ie
oaraus, Die man an etnem trodeuen
uno fitblen Srte aufbemabrt. Sc alter
oiele &ale weroen, bel to beiier lino
iie.
- 6. s., 5la.
SbIdon Die 9ofosmild wenia
geabrltoffe belibt, um 10 mebr oos
Sernfleiid, belonoers Set. Sen Gin.
geborenen in tropiiden 2dnoern bietet
Die aofospalme einen groBen Sell Der
SebenSbeoiirfniile: Der @ern nambafte
speile un0 Del, Die Nild elm erfri.
idenoes @etranf, Die 5rudtbil1e, Ga.
iern, ser Saft ser 8liitentolben ben
Ealmtpein uno oarauS BalmBuder.
ellig uno arrat, Die iungen 5profen
PolmtobL Der 5tamm gea,tbola uno
91mml, oas Gcrnmort Seilmittel uno
Die barte 5amenidole MateriaI fir
alerlei Sauseerdte.
81 Wftaionen bon Sonnen tperoen
8otosnuboIe BEL Der Sabritation bon
SEIZE, SIemargarine, 8onbons, Ser.
5en Parfiimerie, Sdonbettsmttteln,
oeridieoenen Qraneien uno Elm Dut.
5eno anoere Saden eebroudt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Bei Dem fiir9terliden in Gleoelono
ourd cine @aserploiton neruria9ten
8ranoe ioIlen, nad Dem 8eflnoe oes
Goroners Dr. Gerber etua 200 Ser
ionen umeefommen iein.
~9ie &uinen lino inmer nod au
beib, uno es lit au eefabrlid, nm oa.
rim rt9tig gu arbeiten''. ,,1eiute Dr.
Gerber.
Dlsber lit Die befannte 8abl Der
Goten BET @leoelanos aataitropbe auf
d12 Berioneu geitieseu. Gs suer6en
fo2 sermibt, aarunter AT &ueeiteute
Der Gait Ohio Gas Co.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Ser 2. &onereB Der 6riitIiden Ar'
better (Socilten) Der S9peia. Der am
5. uno 6. Nugllit abgebalten ipuroe,
seitaltete iid gu elmer eetpaltisen
@laubenstunoeebl1ng Der tatbolii9en
arbeiterbemeeune. ueber 5000 Sung.
arbeiter rno Sungarbeiterinnen tpa-
rem i'm gaur-gipes.Hart 5uiommen.
gefommen. Die Gag,,ne puroe ourd
Cen 8eiu6 Ser giid6fe Beiion, bon
Streng uno Spffert lotpie ben Oberit-
oibiiionar Doafub ausee5eidnet. 6er
in arsoriidlidem Guftrae oes idtpei.
aertiden Sberlttommonoierenoen su
Der Eag,1ne eridienen mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

8ie Der SR5-Dienit aus Briiiel
beri9tet, eribeinen nod un6 nod
EouIenoe bon beriibmten @emGIoen
lIno toItbaren altertiimern tuieoer in
gsuleen uno offentli@en SaIlen Bel.
gienS. Die 8elgier batten oieieIbeu gu
8egtnn Der Ra3iinpolion beritedt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Die Deutiden boben gum 5peiteu
0tale in 25 Sabren bic beriibmte 8is
bltotbet Der 2olpeuer unioeriit1t ger.
itort. Bon ben 100000 9dnoen tpur.
ben nur $4,000 eerettet ,lno bon ben
800 foitbaren Manuitripten iin5 nur
IS iibrieeeblieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Eierbalter gu ieiner Srou: gt,n
I9retbt Der Wenasertebeitser Neier
ibon tuieoer um einen glefonten; Der
metnt pobl, i'd idiittele Die gIefonten
nur 10 aus Dem NermeI berausI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
3. s., so.


ide unb bringen in oieier Summer
bic Snupt3iige aus oem raltloien apo.
itoliiden 8irten oes Jog. "GIpbaHl
apoitels" DertIblanbs, oes Brieiters
9r. RarI Sonneni6eiu.
- Gran s. 3d., Chicago, Sa. -
Inn eine &aut 5u gerben, entfernt
man Die GiiBe uno anoere nl.sloie
Geile uno tpeibe oas Sen in parn,em
8aiier iiber geabt Elm. Dann i6abe
man alle Gleiidteile bon ber Snnen'
ieite ab uno lege bas Sen wieber cine
stunbe lang in tuarmes 8aiier. 0ar'
auf Loft man 8orar, Salpeter, @lau-
beriaI5 (Su1pbate Of Sooa), bon ie-
benz cine balbe un5e in 10 niel 8ailer
auf oaB es iiber Der Saut Itebt. Damn
leet man 6os Gea auiammeu, Die
Sleildteile nod innen gefebrt, uno
b6nge es an einem fiiblen Ort %
Stunoen auf. 9ans, >udibt man oas
Sen rein un6 madt cine neue 9oiung
bon unae 5o6o, einer balben un5e
Borar uno 2 l1rsen fetner fliiiiiger
5eife, idnsilst olles 5uiammen uno
fobt es langfam, obne iiberto6en 5u
laiien.
81 Da.utt beba,t5eIt man nun ote
Gleif9ieite bes Sel[es tpte oben ange.
eeben. Sierauf roat man bas Sen tpie.
Der auf nit Der SIeiidfeite nad innen
une bdnse es "a Stunoen an einen1
tparrteH Srt nuf.
Daan tp6iht man oas Sen rein,
ni1tttt 3 unoen SaIeratus, lolt oielel.
ben it. betbesn Reeentpafler auf isno
b,trntDeiGe 6as Sen oomit.
Sierouf I6ie t,an A 11naen Ala,ttt
(@llHt) aas,b 8 lln5en Saia tn beiBem
Regensud3fer a,f sto tuenn ettuas ob.
sefIblt, Iese .stan oas Sen IL Stun.
ben birein. Damn tprtuee man bos
Baiier aus 6esn Sen ,sno bdn9e es
12 5tanben gun. Grofnen a,rf. 9iefes
mug man 3 big a Mal tpieberbolet,
oantit aas Geu retbt Deih miro.
gobaI6 nun bos fertiee Sen eos,a
trodeu lit. siebe unb fuete man es
tiibtig un6 poltere es nit 8in1Iteiu
ober feirein 9anopopier. 8e,,n Sie
ni9t ote geoaIo atno Ausoa,ser ia.
ben, l6ieies Berfabren oardsufiibren,
erfunoieen Sie Iid in Sbrer Stabt,
100 es Nber!sb 'Geihdfte gibt, bic
Seize eerbeu.
- 6ran .. R., ga.
I'm ben 9iirbis (Bumptin) au oer.
tperten. mug 6erfelbe auerft au 9rei
gefoht iperoen. 8u oieiem Stped
I1neibet man ben &iirbts in Stade,
entfernt bic aerne uno Saiern, aer-
teilt Die Stiide in groBe BiirfelI,
toht biefe cine Biertelitunbe IN iie.
'oenbem Baiier, bebt iie NIT Dem
5bauurloHd beraus, itan1pft ODER
triibrt fie 81, 8rei, itreidt i'm our4
Elm Sieb, foht ibu auf uno tpiir3t nit
Sal5. 9Feffer unb einer,. g,ten Stiids
den Butter ooer Marearine. Weit ges
braanter Dutter iibersoiien auftragen.
auf anbere art oermiibt rnan ben
gefobten Bret nit In Weold abgetob.
tenn @ets, fiet Ba.tter, 5oIa uno et-
mas Nustat,uB binau ,.t,o beitrelt
i'm por 6eu Auftrasen nit 8uder
lirt6 2imt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04

There gre now 3,e66 passenger ears in use ir Bermuda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Christian Teachers
 In 3-Day Meetings
National Mission Series Arranged to Combat Juyen|e
 Delinquency and Broken Homes

Chicago, Oct, 4.-Dunday school teachers and other religious educas : ton leaders ifl % key cities ef % states viii take part ifl c series Of tilree-day meetings of the National Mission to Christian Teachers dliFs ing october and November, to learn methods of winning boys and girls to Christ" and of reaching the tiSls ciiurched with Christian teaching" it was announced here today by the Rev. Harry Q. Munro Of the Inter- national Council Of Religious Edus cation.
 Teams of nationaiiysknoWn Pro. testant leaders will take part n the mission meetings, which are being planned under the sponsorship Of the Department Of Evangelism Of the Federal Council Of the Churches of Christ iii America ASld the United Christian Education Advance rloves ment Of the International Council, pr, Jesse M. BadeF, New York city, head Of the Federal Councils de- partfn0fit, and DF. Munro, director of the International Councils Ads vance, gre directors Of ttle National Mission.
 PaStors, Sunday school supeFirS tendents aiid teachers Of childreti, youth and adults viii be given ifis spiration and practical helps for educational evangelism by experts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
BROTHERS -IN-LAW
 RECEIVE HEARING
WatertOwn Man Gets Jail Sentence; ThOmastOn
 Relative Fined $lO

Theodore Hoffman, 43, Water town, was given sentence of one year in jail, with all but two months suspended, after he plead- ed guilty to charges of assault with dangerous weapon before Judge John R. King in Litchfield Super for Court yesterday.
 States Attorney J. Howard Rob- erts told the court that Hoffman, who had been struck in a tavern by his brother-in-law, John Innes, 45, of Thomaston, got 16-gauge shotgun and went looking for In- nes.
 When Officer Louis Jordan ord- cred Hoffman to stop, he swung around and the gun discharged, the shot veering to the side of the street. nowhere near the officer, the States Attorney said. Later Hoffman was persuaded to hand over the gun.
 Attorney Herman ]. Weisman oi Waterbury informed the court that the accused had no record, and it was a case of Q meek man" rising in wrath after being struck. Judge King said he believed tt was Hoff- mans intention Co ehoot Innes, but, addressing Hoffman, ne said, Luck was riding with you ] 1nn1sl Who WAo fepka4s1taa n4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Democratic Leaders
 In Harmony Session
Mutual Support Pledged at Meeting of Candidates; A MaIOney, Hurley Outline Views on Campaign

in the interests Of the party by Adrian Mahor, newly chosen chair man ot the committee, Mir, Smith cited tho fact that tho chairman was contracting tho frank and tlle" ot the party supporters who are the uaAlnstays of the organization,
 "nln Oe Rights"
 Mfr, Hurley said that Connect. out needs q Democratic state ad- ministratlon with Roosevelt in the White House Co enact the Prest- dents new bill of Eights,"
 "RooGev0lt'a new bill of rights whioh hO presented to the Congress last January, is the code for post- war America" Hurley told the Eneets ing, The former governor is to make his second campaign address tonight over . statewide radio hookup from Hartford,
 Hurley listed tho rights detailed by the President as;
 "I'he right to Q useful and re- nunerative job In the industries or shops, or farms or mines in the nR- ton and in Connecticut;
 "The right to earn enough to pro. vide adequate food and clothing and recreation:
 "The right ot every farmer to raise and sell his products ct Q re- turn which will give him and his family Q decent living;
 '"The right of every businessman largo and small, to trade in an at- moSphere of freedom from unfair competition and domination At home and abroad;
 "The right of every family to Q decent home;
 "The right to Q good education;
 "The right to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age, sickness, accident and unem- ployment;
 II will dedicate my efforts and all my energies" Hurley declared ito making that new bill of rights good in Connecticut, If I am elected"
 Adrian W. Maher, state chair- man, introduced Hurley aS tho man who Enohilixed Connecticut for war, who got things done. the necessary man to organize Connecticut foE peace"
 London now has A water shortARe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
BOND REDEMPTION
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Curiosity" on Efficiency of System Given Among
 Other Explanations

An increase in bond redemptions was reported yesterday by four of the six city banks which began cashing bonds Monday in accords ance with the new procedure ate thorizing banks to cash bonds after satisfactory Identification of the owner.
 Waterbury bankers said yesterday that they we're not at all concerned over the caShing of $50 bonds worth about s2o, 900 Monday. Austin l.. Adams, president of the Colonial Trust Company and afea chairman of the securities division of the Fifth War Loan drive, attributed the large redemption to peoples curiosity" about the new method.
 A spokesman for the Colonial Trust Company said last night that tho cost vaiue Of bonds redeemed was less although the total i1uf1s Der of bonds cashed was slightly higher than the previous day. Mons day 300 bonds with q cost value of about 5000 were turned in at the bank.
 An oflcial of the Citizens and Manufacturer National Bank dis. closed that about 76 bonds were fee deemed yesterday. No cost value figures was available. Monday i2S bonds worth $500 were cashed.
 The Waterbury Trust Company reported l60 bonds, valued ct e4,0o0, redeemed yesterday aS compared with Mondays figures of 8l bonds valued at @3,040.
 Other figures quoted yesterday