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Evening star., 1944-01-15
Middle East Gets PeniciIIin

CAIRO, Jan. Is (P.-Large sup
plies of penicillin have been re-
ceived by United States Army medi-
cal officers in the Middle East, it
was announced yesterday. Although
combat zones have first priority on
penicillin Army forces in the Middle
East now have enough to meet
emergency needs.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
w. & |. President Named
Head Of College Group
ny the Associated Press.

Ey The Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Dr. Fran
els p. Gaines, president Of Wash
ington g. Lee University was elected
president of the Association Of
American Colleges at its conven-
ton yesterday.
Mildred McAfee, president of Wei
lesley College now on leave as head
Of the WAVES, was named vice
president.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
Foreign Exchunae

NEW YORK, Jan. is R.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow tGreat Britain In dol.
lars others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket, 10h per cent discount, CT SO so United
states cents. UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain, ofaciaI ha,ytns
4.02; selling 4 4O4
Latin. America-Argentina, free, 2B. 90:
Brazil. free, 5.20n; Mexico, 20.66n.
Evening star., 1944-01-15

Approximate Sales To-day.
ll:00 am AL 2e5 total 66l o4o
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares; sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
Rates of dividends In the foregoing table
are actual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
dends are not included. xEx dividend.
xr Elk rights. q Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock: eDeclared or paid SO. far this
h Payable In Canadian funds K Accumu.
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
IN. Y. Stock Murket|N. Y. Bond Murket
Furnished By the Associated Pressl
SELECTED LIST OF RONns


lint GIN 5s Sc C AIN
Int TAT 4las 81 76N
Int Tat IS IS 7eA
tJon & L 3As 81. 96h
* c TT Sc As 80 0oh
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Leh v H T IS "a 90
l. v NY Ais go. 67X
Lv 5s zoos str -
Leh v 4las zoos 3oN
Leh v As zoos 36ih
Ian 5s 20O3 B 1o7h
Ma Cen 4 Us 60 STA
Md RR M IS 40 6oM
Mil Sp NV As Al 81
MKT 5s 81 A. 50
MKT 1st 4s9O 5oX
Mo P 5 Us 10 IL
Mo P 5s 65 A - 61N
Mo P gen As rs -
Nor G e 5s 55 ~
Nor g. e 41as 55 44H
Mor&E3 as2000 5oA
INashC&SL As 7s 0@h
Nat Dist 3 u S 491o4A
Nat Dist 3Ks 49103
N e r r 5s As 90
NOTM 51as 81 1874
INOTM 41as So "a
NYC I IS 203O 65X
NYC 41as20I3A 5oA
|NYC en- As 90 64h
|NYCLS 3Ias 9S. 75A
NYChSL 5 N s74 97H
NYChSL 4 ias78 90
NY Dock As 81. eoh
NYNHH 6S 4S- -
INYNHH As So 5oA
NYBW 46- 23A
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Nor p 6s 2047 e3h
Nor p IS 2O47D- 7oh
Nor P 4hs 2047 AA
Nor P As 97---- o%h
Nor p IS GOAT 55ih
lOhio Ed As 65- 1o6
Penna Co As SO 1864
Pen RR "a "a s6611oA
Pen RR 4tasd70 100
Pen RR g4HsS1 1o7
Pen RR As 48 1854
Pen RR 3As 10 9oN
IPen RR BIAS SO 1o1M
Pere M 4 rs so 66
IPh r c I 6s 40 21
Pin RCI 5s 73 st 40
IPWVa 41as SOB 63h
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$50 Pac cit As 40 -
lSoPac4 1asOr77- "
Sou Ry en- 5s "a 10e
Sou Ry gn As So 76A
So Ry As 81 81 1ol
Tex&FS5 Us so. 93h
TEX Corp 3s 65- Jog
IT g. P IS 70 c 04A
Third Ave As so 71M
lUt Drug 3As 5S 1o1A
lVa&SW c 5s So 65
wabash 4Ks 81 81
ives Sh As 1851 62iA
West Un 5s so 1o2h
Will Stl 312s SO o2H
Wis Cent As 40 6lk
wis c As SD 80 1914
Evening star., 1944-01-15
Health CostIier Than War

Gambia, in Africa, spent almost
as much for medical and health
services as for war services In 1o43.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
New York Cotton

declined little in today's late trading
Hedge selling and liquidation credited to
western interests checked early advancing
Futures closed unchanged. rs cents a
Evening star., 1944-01-15
Form Work All Finished
Asks to Be Inducted
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY.-The Ellis County
Draft Board says it was a refresh
ing change to receive this letter:
MY present classification is &c.
MY heavy farm work is completed.
feel that now I am needed more
in the Army than on the farm. I
want to volunteer and be sent to
an induction center as soon as pos
sible. Other married men are going
to the Army and I feel that it is my
duty to go also"
Every time you lick War Savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
Chile Studies RuiIwuys

Chile has created permanent
commission to report on all services
Of the government railways.
Evening star., 1944-01-15

Guatemala estimates 1t has 1,600,-
900 cinchona trees, the bark Of
which yields quinine.
Evening star., 1944-01-15

Associated Press.l
Y ISSUES CHANGED
VIOUS DAY
IIntl Hyro Fl pf- q
lntl Indus 3h
Jacobs Co 6h
Ken-Rad T 9sg- Is
Kennedy's 1g-- oA
Kirby Pet .lUg-. Alh
Klein (DE) Ia 16
Lake Sh M h. 80. lAA
Locke Stl c leo Is
Lone Star G.60g GA
Long Isl L pf--- S6A
Manati war Ia
Nc Willms Dr. /. 9iA
Memph N G Ag 3h
Merr-Ch&SccL- So
Messbi Iron 1h
MicroHone COG 6h
IMicSPAvtc .51e elh
Mid Wst Cp kR 1oiA
Midwest Ref20 2A
Min M&M .40e S6
Mon Pict 3h
NJ l. H&P h1.50 1914
Muskse PR .9Og l3ih
Nat Bella HOSE IA
Natl P Gas 11A
Nept Met A Ae- J
NEP A SO pf TX A9M
N Y c ON war 7A
N Y&Hon 2.65g z3h
NYSE&Gpf5.lO Ill
Niles -Bem-P 2. 1lN
Nip'singM h. log z
Mona Elec .25g s
N A L&P pf -. 1924
Nor ST Pvr A. ~
Ogden Corp 1g- 3A
Okla Mt l 40 -21A
Okla N q pa 8 81
10 NO cvpf $50. ll1h
Pac q COT l.50- 35A
Pac Pei pf = -
PrksbgR Ag 1914
Pennroad Ag--. 5h
Penn P&Lpt q 96A
Pa Salt 61ag---1 1e2
Phoenix Secuf-- ABA
Pioneer Gold 2h
Pitts & L Z 5g-- Sc
Pitts Pl Gl 4g-- %
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PS P&L 8 pf s.. e6
Raytheon MfE- ~
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Root Pet 5N
Salt Dome OIL oM
Schultz Inc z
Schultz pf 6g 50
Scullin Stl 1hR. loiA
Seiberling r i4e J
Selec Ind cv of ia
Shat-Denn lsg- 2N
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Solar Mfg .30g-. ~
Sonotone 20 - az
SCEpfC 1873 80
So Col Pw pf AZ. 20
Spalding AG ga
Spencer s .l5g- -
Stand Cap q S -. 6h
Std CAS- pf / go 1874
Std Oil o Of g. 100
Starrett vtc--- lh
Tampa Ell / so. 23N
Technicolor Lag. l3M
Tex Oil& Id 40 6M
Tishman Real ~
ToddShipyds So. 59ih
ITubize-Ray Ae- 16A
Tung-Sol .20E 6N
Unit 1t d p of 62iA
Unit Special .20e 5h
Univ Pict vtc lg 19
UtahP&L pf5As S6A
valspar Corp IA
Valspar pf 1g-- 81
'Virg Pub Svc pf 1l6h
Wagn B vic s4g- ga
Westrr Air L 6iA
West Md 1 pf 7g los
In the foregoing table
.nts based on the last
lual declaration. Un-
special or extra div
ded a Also extra or
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Rates OF divtdends IN the FOREGOING table
are annual disbursements based on the lasi
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. On.
less otherwire noted, special or extra div.
idends are not included Also extra OF
Payable in stock. e Declared or paid sc
far this year. b Payable in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
HarrautA
Evening star., 1944-01-15

DOMESTIC. Close
Alleg 5s 40 ooz6
Alleg inc IS 90 0oiA
Allis Chal As 81 1o5A
Am&FP 5s 2030 07A
Am TIT 34s6I 1o0
Am Tob 3s 90 1o4l1
Arm D deb rs 7S113A
| ATSF As 95 121M
ATSFSL As 5S 11lA
Att a. Bir As 80 81
ACL LIST As 52-- %
ACL 4 " S e. ~
B&o 1st m a. 1914
B&O 95 A. AAA|
B&O 95 c AoM|
B&O 1000 D. A4X
B&O CIV Co., 34Lt
BRO As A.. tn
BIO s w so = 16iA
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Bos NYAL As 55 asa
Brk Ed 3As So 1904
BERN 5s "a ct 23AI
Can p As perp e6h|
Cen Ga 5s 80 C. IS
Cen G en- 5s As Asa
Cen G 1st 5s 45 81
Cen Ga M 5s 46. 20
Cen Pac IS so ~
Cen p 1st As 40 1ooN.
lC P ISL As 81 ooN|
C RR N J 5s 81 33h|
c RR N J 4sS7-. zoh
GEO 4 vi s 81 133hI
Chi q Alt 3s 40 as
CB&Q 5s II A o6h
CB&Q 41as IT, eoh
CB&Q g As 5S--1ooH
c q E ! inc o. 52h
Chi & Er 5s 80 .12SA
Chi In&S As So 9oN
CI&L gn 5s &C. lin
CMSPP 5s 70. Aoh
CMSPP 5s 1000. 1914
CMSP 4As 80 r ~
CMSP gn As So ~
C&NW 5s 2037- s.
C&NW 5s ST 69ih
C&NW 434s 40 1Ak
GRIP 4Ias 81 A. A6zs
GRIP 4 " S 60 9A
GRIP 4ssS 69N
GRIP As "a A1N
CTHSE in 5s 80 67IA
Ch U s 3s4s SO 10
} CH&WI As 81 1904
Choc O&G IS 52 64A
CCCSL 4i2s II 6OH
CT U T . l2s 72 o6
J CT U T 5s 73 97ih
J CT U T 4 u S ~ 81
c G&E 5s 52My 1o4
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D&RGW 5s 55a -
Erie AIS 2015--. 66
Fla E C 5s IA 44iA
Ga & Ala 5s As : 26A
Ga c g. N Us "a S.
CT Nor 4lzs77E 1904
GtN 1st 44s 81 lila
Gt Nor As 46 H 1o2A
Gulf SSt 4las 611AN
Hud C 5s 81 A 5eA
H e. M r 5s 81 57h
&c l2s52 2-----. so
IIC As 80 2 671z
&c As 53------- 64
&c r As 3D.. 63H
&c 424s TO- 50
TIC 5S 55 - 70
&c Lou 3 hs53- 75A
ICCSL 5s SO A 6oih
ICCSL 4l2s SO 56l1
Ind e. Lou As SO 4olA
Int @ N 6s so 1915
Int GN1st6s62 S2A
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N. Y. Curb Market
Furnished by the Associated Pressp
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS DAY

Furnished b. the
LIST INCLUDES ONL
FROM PRE-,
Close
Ala Grt Sou9g-- 90
Alum Ltd nsA 03hI
Alum Co Am 1g- 29MI
Alum Am Of O. 1loiA
AC Pol B 2iAl
Am Gym B 60 40
Am G q E l.60a 27iaI
Am Mfg 3g 37M
Am Repub hg-- IL
Am Spw lst pf- 1o6
Am Super pf IL |
Am Third pf rs 3A
Ark Nat Gas 3hI
Ark Nat Gas A 3hI
Ark P&L pf =. %
Art Met w Goa ga
Atlas Corp war z |
Atlas Ply CO. 11Nl
BALDWIN VT M
Barium Steel 2ibl
BasicRefrac 40 SiAI |
BellancaAir lae- 2A
Birdsboro Boz , |
Bliss E w Q 14Ltl
Blue r pf Sd A5
BrazTrac Ag. 1914
Brewster Aero. )
Brwn p Dist 1874
Buff N&EP pf 17hl
Cal El Pwr log 5A
Callite T G .l0e Sihl
Cap City Prod l, 13A
| Carrier. bh
Casco Prod 1g-- 1oiA
| Cflios pf Al
Cities Serv pf 90 |
Cities 8 pf BIB - 90
Cit 8 Pol pf = 1o1
Cit s P&L Of g. 99hI
Clev Elec Illu 2 37L1I
Clev Tract sse-- 13hI
Clinch Coal L. IL
Colo.l Jewel SAI
Col G&E pf s. 50
Com P 8 100 n
cG Bl pf 81 30 lisa
C G&E pr Of 2 1o5h
Cn ROLES lAg. 9H |
Cop Range Ag-- 5iA
Cor&R pf T60k. 05
Cuban Att 1g- 2o1t
Darby Pet 1Iag- 2o1S
Dayton Rub h4e- 1eM
Det M Stv BOG 3h
Dur Ho B log 4
EastG&F6pfa4k 32h
EGGFprpf 4.h0 81
EastSuApf 394g- AlA
Easy VIM B Sag 5iA
Fl Bd d Share 0iz
q B&S Of q 69M
EmpDisEl pf12g lo7 /
Esquire .40g $50
Fairchild Av 1R- g
FansteelMetAg- 1Sh
Fedders 6
Fire Asso p IA 61h
Ford Can A hi 2oh
Frank C Dis lag $50
Gen Firep lag 15st'
Gen o A pf g. 81
Gen Sh pf Cd 76b
Gilbert AC .50g- 1oH
Gorham Inc A 5A
Grand Rp V.30g 5
Gray Mfg 04t
Greenf T&D 1sR ,
Groc Str Pr .15e 3M
Hall Lamp 12g-- 6M
Hammer Pap l. Al
Hollinger h.65-. 1os6
Horn A. 3A
Humble Oil .56g 39h
Upgrade Ed 1g- liza
III Power SO
III Power div ct 11B
Ill Pow pf 2.S0g. 46
Imp q L h.6U-- 12h
Ind Serv 6 pf-- A7h
Ind Serv 7 pf- 50 /
Rates OF dividends 1
are annual disburseme
quarterly or semi.ann
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REPORT OF CONDrTIoN

District Of Columbia. SIS:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
1th day Of January, 1914
lSeaD, HELEN B. EANES, Notary Public
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NOTICE

The Bureau of Assessment Of the
City Of Waterbury, in the matter of
the assessment and determination
of benefits and damages accruing
to all parties interested by the es-
Establishment of building lines on
Warner Street, from Long Hill Road
northerly about 1910 feet, at fifteen
(15) feet back from and parallel
to the street lines of said street,
except on the west side from Long
Hill Road to a point one hundred
10O feet distant northerly the
building line is twelve (12) feet back
from and parellel to the westerly
street line, as the same was &C.
cepted by the Board of Aldermen
July 18th, 1913, approved July 18th,
1913, made report to the Board OF
Aldermen setting forth that they
caused reasonable notice to be given
to all persons interested in the
proposed public improvement, in all
respects pursuant to the provisions
of the charter Of said City, to ap-
pear before them and be heard in
reference thereto, and that they
fully heard at the time and place
specified in said notice, all persons
who appeared before them.
And thereupon, they did assess
and determine that the benefits
and damages are equal to all per-
sons and corporations interested In
the proposed public improvement.
Report accepted, assessment Of
benefits and damages confirmed and
adopted by the Board of Aldermen
April 3rd, 1914, approved April 4th,
1914.
Attest:-
JOSEPH M. SHEA,
Asst City Clerk.
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NOTICE

The Bureal Of Assessment Of the
City Of Waterbury, in the matter of
the assessment and determination
of benefits and damages accruing to
all parties interested by the estab.
lishment Of building lines On Chas
Avenue, from Cooke Street, to Nortl
Main Street, both sides at the fol
lowing distances back fro m ano
parallel to the street lines Of sale
street:
NOrtherly and NOrtheasterly Side:-
Fifteen Q5) foot building line
from Cooke Street southeasterly
seven hundred eighteen (718) feet
Twenty-Four (24) foot building
line from the end Of the said If
teen (15) foot building line to Hill
Street
Ten (10) foot building line from
Hill Street to North Main Street
SOutheFly and SOuthweSterly Side:-
Fifteen (15) foot building line
from Cooke Street SoutheaSterly five
hundred eighty-f1ve (585 feet
Twenty -Four (24) foot building
line from the end of the said fifteen
(l5) foot building line to Kipling
Street
Fifteen (15) foot building line
from Kipling Street to Hill Street
Ten (l0) foot building line from
Hill Street to North Main Street
as the same was accepted by the
Board Of Aldermen November 9th,
1912. approved November 10th, 1912
made report to the Board Of Alder
men setting forth that they caused
reasonable notice to be given to all
persons Interested in the proposed
public improvement, in all respects
pursuant to the provisions of the
charter of said City, to appear be-
fore them and be heard in reference
thereto, and that they fully heard
at the time and place specified in
said notice, all persons who appear
ed before them.
And thereupon, they did assess
and determine that the benefits and
damages are equal to all persons
and corporations interested in the
proposed public improvement.
Reports accepted, assessment OF
benefits and damages confirmed
and adopted by the Board Of Alder
men April Bird, 1914, approved April
4, 1914.
Attest
JOSEPH M. SHEA,
4-6-3t City Clerk
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The Waterbury Trust
Company in trust for
the benefit of
Gertrude Kuegler Hart
Susan Perry
Walter H. Hart, Jr.
Suzanne E. Hart
Lois L. Hart
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Asst
JACQUES

Jacques theater, closed for the
past few months, reopens on Mon
day under new management with
Arthur Bryson's sensational musical
triumph "BlackbirdS of 1944'', as it's
key attraction. The show will play
a weeks engagement at Jacques
being presented twice daily at 2:3O
and $3.50 p. m.
The production IS being presented
In its entirety with the original cast
of colored stars that made it the
big hit it proved during its New
York engagement.
Included among these personali-
ties are such talented entertainers
as Tosh Hammond, Sonny Lee,
Cinema, Tiny and Joe Bird, recently
starred In Sullivan's Cavalcade OF
1914"
Also Grace Smith, singing star Of
Broadway's Ubangi club, Fine and
Mellow, a team Of clever enter
tanners who have just closed q re-
cord engagement at Leon and Ed
dies and the Three Swing Maniacs.
In addition to the above stars
there is a clever singing and dane
ing chorus OF sephian beauties.
The musical background for the
production is furnished by Steve
Pullman'S terrific swing band, a
group Of talented musicians who
can provide melody that Is sweet
or hot whenever the tempo Of the
show demands 1t.
A lavish scenic display and clever
lighting effects dress the show
up in real Broadway fashion and
all in all the production is one
that should find immediate favor
with theatergoers who make their
way to Jacques theater during Its
engagement next week.
This Is the first time "Blackbirds
Of 1914" has been presented at pop
ular prices, q policy which will pre-
vail during the new seas or at JAG
ques.
The management stresses the fact
that "Blackbirds OF l944". Is not a
burlesQue show but rather high
class musical comedy revue. There
will be an extra performance on
Friday at midnight, which the cast
calls a Harlem Jamboree", for the
benefit Of warworkerS whose work.
ing hours prohibit them attending
the regular performances. The box
office is open daily from II q. m.
and seats for all advance perform
ar1ces available. r
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

The Bureau of Assessmen
City of Waterbury, in the MI
the assessment and deternl-
of benefits and damages accr.4.4
70 all parties interested by the lay
nut of Warner Street, from Long
Iil1 Road northerly 1910 feet, and
he establishment Of grade on
laid street, between the aforesaid
points, as the same was accepted
by the Board of Aldermen, July
18th, 1913, approved July 18th, 1943,
made report to the Board Of Alder
men, setting forth that they caused
reasonable notice to be given to all
persons interested in the proposed
public improvement, in all respects
pursuant to the provisions of the
Charter of said City, to appear be-
fore them, and be heard in reference
thereto, and that they fully heard
at the time and place specified in
said notice. all persons who appear
ed before them.
And thereupon. they did assess
and determine that the City Of
Waterbury pay to each of the fol-
lowing named persons In 1ull OF
all damages, over and above all
benefits, accruing to them by reason
Of the proposed public improve
ment, the sums written opposite
their names, respectively, to witt:
Damages
City to build entrance steps at
the following locations:
West Side:-
1-5' step to No. 10 at pro. sta. 1873
Is step to No. So at pro, sta. 391
1-5' step to No. 65 at pro. sta. 486
1-5' step to No. SO at pro. sta. 668
And that each of the following
named persons pay to the City Of
Waterbury, for benefits accruing to
them, and each of them, by the
proposed public improvement, over
and above all damages, the sums
written opposite their names. re-
spectively, to w.t.
East Side:-
United States of America 81 1884. 16
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HUSBAND EARNS "A JOB

Clinton, III. - (U.P) - Mrs. Asa
Howell, living near here. became Ill
recently and lay in bed worrying
about what kind Of q Job her hus-
band was doing In feeding her
chickens. Her worries were over.
however, when he brought In an
example Of what the chickens were
producing on his diet. The sample:
an egg Q inches IN diameter. 8
inches long. with q dOuhlc goik,
and holding q secoEd cRg 'oEnpiete
With shell.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-08
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF REMNVAI

This is to give notice that /, I
Isidore Stoll, of "a Kaytonne Ave.
quest dated April 18th, 1914, with thsi
Liquor Control Commission for perl
mission to move my Druggist busi.I
ness now located at 1874 Cooke
Street, Waterbury, Conn.,, to 1874
East Main Street. Waterbury, Conn
Stoll, OF "a Kaytonne Avenue. Wal
terbury, Conn.,, and will be conduct-l
ed by Isidore Stoll, o! "a Kaytonne,
Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. as per-
ISIDORE STOLL.
Dated April 7th, 1873. 4-S-lt
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-08
WORLD WAR II
A YEAR AGO
APRIL 8, 1943 vs.
INV limited Pressl

President Roosevelt tissues q
sweeping executive order forbid
ding wage increase above the level
of the Little Steel" formula and
restricting future price rises to the
minimum extent required by law.
Ninety eight Jap panes attempt
to destroy u. s. shipping near
Guadalcanal; intercepting Ameri-
can planes bag 81 Of the raiders,
at loss Of seven Of their own.
British First Army advances Ave
miles, pushing the Germans back
several mikes from the road be-
tween Beja and Med jez-el-bab;
British Eighth Army drives Is
miles up the coast from Wadi el
Akarit.
Raj raids industrial Ruhr area.
US. signs a reciprocal pact with
Iran.
KEEP BUYING WAR
BONDS AND sTA Aaps
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The Waterbury Trust
Company in trust for
the benefit Of
Gertrude Kuegler Hart
Susan Perry
Walter. H. Hart, Jr.
Suzanne E. Hart
Lois L. Hart ,..
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And thereupon they did assess
and determine that the benefits
and damages are equal to all other
persons and corporations interested
in the proposed public improvement.
Report accepted, assessment Of
benefits and damages confirmed and
adopted by the Board Of Aldermen
April 3rd, 1914, approved April 4th.
1914.
Attest:-
JOSEPH M. SREA,
Asst City CleTk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-10

tive societies, each rendering iln own helpful services on tho War, Home and Allied fronts.
 DO you remember that MsuWm family down the streeta 70 wA9 Christmas and Mfr. Brown vas extremely sick and ia tho hoes pital. The Ave children never ex. pected Q santa Claus Co 60 ny their house, but the Salvation Army heard about them and made arrangements for their Christmas dinner along with Hift1 of warm clothes for the children. This Is only one of the great Home Front services that the ore ganlEatlon provides. There arc thousands of Brown families and the Salvation Army needs thous sands of dollars to care for them. Please donate to the limit and you1l be proud to know that your contribution will help the ealva- ton Army carry on It's services oe aiding the less fortunate people Of our great United States, Q land where such societies of mercy are still permitted.
 AfsectionAtely,
 LORRAINE.
 0sorraine Merclsvl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-10

Washington, Oct. i0.-Despite the State Department denials, it Is c definite fact that the Allies are pussy. .footing on the question ! Of punishing Axis war criminals.
 Despite Secretary Hull's appeals to Ileutrals not to ilarbor Hitler, ct ai, 1t can De revealed that Hits Tor, HimTnleF, doering, doebbelg, and scores of other blg.shot NaziS are not on the list of guilty and stand Q fair chance of getting Of unpunished. Furthermore, there is . strong possibility that the men who secretly financed Hitler will never even be considered for punishment.
 Uncensored reports from Lon- don reveal that the Allied War Crimes Commission is begged down on legaiism," has Q bunch of cookie pushing continental lawyers working out it's program.
 Some of them. including the American representative on the London commission - alert Her. bert c. Peli. former American Minister to Hungary and Pors tugal, now take the view that Hitler cannot necessarily be pun- ished because he b the head "of . state which made c formal dec- iaFation Of war"
 It can be disclosed that one Of the 1egaiiSrns" the confereeg gre haggling over ig whether Axis leaders who put innocent men and women in concentration camps, had hostages shot and perpes trated atrocities or their own Axis citizens because of race or political opinion. should now De punished.
 h May, io44, PeIl sent the Brit. isl1 Foreign Ofiice e. message asks ing to get the reaction Of other Allied governments. More than four months have passed and the British have never sent out the memorandum, have not even atl- Swered t themselves.
 Withhold Mazt Punishment
 Meanwhile, Polish and British members Of the War Guilt Com. mission gay the Allies have no right to punish the NaEiS for atrocities against fleeing German refugees finally caught ia othcf countries. such ag Poland. Hun, gary or Romania. They say tha' We must iet postwar Germany decide on any such plfniehnaeflt, At the same time, they advocate lengthy trials With the best pes'