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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Jugoslavsti vojaci vylodeni ma
Korcule.

Jugoslavstf partisani byli Wy
lodeni ma ostrove Korcule u
dalmatskeho pobTez1, 40 mil
dlouhem, lezic1m ma Jill cd Spill
tn a pobili nebo zajali 800 Mem
CT.
Tato zprava byla oznamena
v komunike, vydanem z hlav-
niho stanu marsalka Josipa
BrOZe.
Korcula je ma severozapad
cd ostrova Mljet, O kterem by
10 oznameno jugoslavskem
komunik6, re tam byli vylode-
nj Titovi vojaci. Ma sever cd
nj je ostrov Hvar, O nemz bylo
oznameno jiz drive, re byl do
byt partisanskymi oddly. z po-
sledn1ch zprav je patrno, re
spojenci nyn1 kontroluj1 v6ts1
cast ostrovG, tahnouc1ch sc v
delce so mil ma jih cd Splitu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Zpravv 2 OPA.

Okresnf 1rady OPA zavedou
ma sve seznamy cen, tez nejvys-
81 dovolene ceny jahod, ktere
budou ma stejne vysi jake loni.
Automobiliste musi 81 ucho-
vat sve inspekcnf listing O pneu-
matikach pres to, re inspekce
Sc nemus1 provadet. Listin je
tfeba pro pfidel p%neumatik a
BENIN. Krone toho must byt
V kazdem auto pokud je V pro-
vozu a must byti S MIN zGstati
v pflpade prodeje.
Pfidely cukru pro vojfny ma
prazdninach budou vydavany
v jednotkach pc 1 libTe ma kaz-
dych 36 j1del.
ODT oznamuje, re pro ces.
tovanf do kamp1 budou k dis.
posici sedadla v pulmanech
Pro dennf sluzbu a zvlastni bu.
sly pro jfzdu do taborn must by.
tt podana zvlastn1 prihlaSka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Vystraha vyletnikIdm pred Ia
kladanim lesnfch pozarH.

Federalnf lesnf sluzba varu-
ie dGrazne vsechny automobi-
listy, vyletn1ky i tabornfky, a.
by Sc letos dvojnasobne vystTi-
hall nahodneho zakladanf les
mich pozard, ktere prGmerne
rocne znici 3,233,00O akrG les
n1ho porostu.
Protoze 80 procent lesn1ch
pozard je zpGsobeno neopatr-
nostf, a tudfz je snadno zabra-
nitelnych, lesn1 federalnl sluz-
ba varuje:
1. Dodrzujte pravidlo nekou
Fit v les1ch, lukach a porostech
kde nenf dovoleno kouTit.
2. NekuTte ami v m1stech kde
vid1te re je mnoho sucheho a
snadno vznetliveho df1vl.
3. Kazdou sirku uhasnete
pred odhozen1m.
4. Rozdrtte kazdy oharek
cigarety, doutnikG a nebo po-
pele z dymky.
5. Bud'te jistf, re jsou stude-
ne nezli je zahodfte.
Taborn1ci:
1. Dodrzujte statnf pfedpisy
2. Kolem taboroveho ohne
odstrante pfedem vsechen hoT-
lazy material do vzdalenosti
nejmene 5 stop.
3. UprostTed vyhrabte dfru.
A.. Pred odchodem: rozhrab-
tie popel, polejte popel a ohore-
lie vetve, vodou, polejte vodou
zem kolem zaroviste a pfesved-
cite Sc bedlive, re v mem nenl a.
nj jedina jiskra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Panikarske nakupy vycerpava-
vaji zasoby paplrovych
kapesnikH.

Valecna vyrobnf rada sdelu-
je, re nasledkem omezenf vyro-
by pap1ru, nektere druhy spe-
cialniho papiru must byti opa-
trne pouz1vany, ably jich nebyl
nedostatek. V posledni dobe,
hlavne nasledkem panikaT-
skych nakupG, nebyly k dosta-
nj pap1rove kapesniky jichz Sc
mesfcne vyrabf 67O0 tun. Ivy
sena jejich spotfeba nemoc-
nicfch a pfi cistenf d1lezitych
soucastek tez omezuje civilnf
spotrebu. Mecfcnf vlozky Sc
vyrabejf v dostatecnem mnoz-
stvi a neni jich nedostatek. Toi-
letnf papfr je tez vyraben v do
statement mnozstv1. S WYNN
kou pacifickeho pobTezf a Te-
xasu kde jsou distribucnf potf-
re, je snadno k dostan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Zaruka manzelsks
spokojenosti.

Manzelka nevsedne popular
nlho zpevaka Franka Sinatry
dlela onehdy v Chicago a uiis-
tovala, re vzdor tomu, re jejf
muz Sc stall tax nahle slavnym,
jest jejich manzelstvi spokoje-
ne: ga mu kupuji vsechny kra
vaty a on mne vsechny kabaty
a Saty a jeden ami druhy ne
pr~otestuje proti vyberu. Mi
re 81 nekdo pratt lepsi dnkaz
manzelske spokojenosti?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
KOUPfM:

STARE ozdoby vseho druhu,
male neb velk6 fiturky, vasy,
ozdobn6 tal1re, hrnfcky, talff-
ky a pivnf dzbanky. Zaplatfm
dobrOu cenu. Mate neco sta
rozitn6ho ma prodej? Piste po-
drobn6 ma Telegram, Box sos
843 N. Washington st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
zeny a mladez hledany k praci
ma farmach.

Odhaduje Sc, re letos Dude
potreba ma farmach asi 4 Milo
ny dalslch pracovnfkG. Odha-
duje Sc, re vetSina Dude skolni
mladez a asi tretina budou re
ny. Techto dodatecnych pra-
covn1kd je nezbytne potfeba
ma farmach ably Sc sklidila re-
kordn1 1roda. Pravidelne je
ma farmach zamestnano 8 mill
onG lid1, v cemz jsou zapoc1ta-
ny pravidelne farmaTske pra-
covn1 silly.
Kazdy kdo ma volne cele
p~razdniny by Sc mel zapsati
pro docasnou nebo obcasnou
praci ma farmach a zelenaT-
stvfch. Docasn1 pracovnici
necht Sc ~registrujf pro mfstni
praci. SkolnI mladez necht sc
hlasi ma prazdninovou praci We
sve skole, a nebo u okresniho
zemedelskeho agenta, a nebo u
mfstn1ch organizac1 mladeze.
Dosp6le osoby We mestech, KITE
re chtej1 pracovati ma farmach
necht Sc prihlasf u okresn1hc
zemedelskeho agenta, a nebo u
zenskych organizac1, m1stn1 oh
canske valecne rady a pod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

Pf1st1 dtery, dine 9. kvetna
Mr.. Ed Contos, poradatel kfiz-
kovych zapas16 V Coliseum Sc
velice zajfmavy program
ma nemz podfl brati budou wy
nlkajic1 zapasnfci.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Herman Rhodes, 218 ID. z
Camden a Nick Campofreda,
23O 10. z Baltimore VS.. Maurice
LaChappelle, 1877 ID. z Francie
a Michael Leone, 218 Id. (Ital-
sky champion).
V1tezf zlskati must dive vi
tezstvl re tfech utkani.
Y nasleduj1cim zapase ktery
urcen ma dobu l hodiny aneb
l porazky dcinkuji:
Johnnie Long, 1877 Id. z Bal
tlmore VS.. Nick Glitch, PIG ID.
Jihoslovan.
V nasledujicich 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkujf:
Pat Maldoon, ZIG ID. z New
Yorku VS.. Geo. Macricostas,
218 10. (The Golden Creek.
Billy Darnel, PIT ID. Z Cam
den VS.. Fred Kimball, 218 ID. Z
Alabamy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05

mem mnozstvf uhlf mali byti
vyplnena a dodana jejich do
~davateljm uhlf.
Udrzujte rozpraSovac ma hmyz
" poradku.
WPB doporucuje domacnos-
tenn ably udrzovaly pofadku
sve rozprasovace ma hmyz jeli-
koz nebude dostatek novych k
uspokojen1 vseobecne poptav-
ky. Odhaduje Sc, re poptavka
dostoupl vyse 5 milionG kusG,
kdezto Poole pTfdelu kovu a
plechu Dude vyrobeno jenom
100000 kusG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Dalsi diva miliony zen je potfe
ba " prHGmyslu.

Re til kazdych delnickych
mist We valecnem prGmyslu je
kazd6 jedno obsazenou zenou
a vsechna hlavn1 prGmyslova
prijfmajf zeny do prace. Pres
to vsak must byti pocet zen pra
cuj1c1ch We valecnem pr1myslu
zvysen do cervence @ dals1ho
pGl druheho az diva miliony.
Jde o nahradu muzG odchaze-
j1c1ch do brannych sill, O nahra-
du zen pfestoupivs1ch do il
nych zamestnani, mnoho zen
Dude potfeba pro sezonnl "a
mestnanf, jake V konservar-
mach a ma farmach. Loni v Ger
venci bylo zamestnano 17,9OO,-
900 zen, coz byl rekord.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Gorily isou take drazsf.

Cirkus Ringing Brothers,
& Bailey must zapla-
It'll dalsf importnf clio $6,562 "a
gorilu Toto, jez byla importo-
vana jake nevesta pro -samce
Gargantua.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Vyhlidky ma zasoby masa a ryb

Poole uTadu pro valecne "a
sobovanf ocekava letos vets1
produkce masa jake v loni, TAX
Re letos dostanou civiliste O ne
co vice masa neil loni kdy by
10 urceno ma jednotlivce 131 Ii
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Vystraha spotfebitelHHm uhli.

Administrator Ickes varuje
spotrebitele uhl1 We stTedoza-
padn1ch statech, ably 81 predem
obstarali dostatecnou zasobu
uhl1. Jinak Sc NIUE stat, re
pT1stf zimu must vystacit S mno-
hem mens1m mnozstv1m uhli
neil budou potrebovat. SpotTe
bitelska prohlaseni 0 potreb-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05

Der masa. Vetsina zvysene pro-
dukce masa Dude spotTebovana
pro vojenske ucely.
Pokud jde O zasoby ryb oce-
kava Sc, re letosn1 1lovek NOR
skych ryb Dude nedostatecny
Ike kryt1 cele spotreby. Dopo-
rucuje Sc tud1z hospodyn1m, a
by %zvysenou merou pr spotre-
be ryb obracely k nakup6m
sladkovodn1ch ryb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
DOMACf FRONTA.
Office Of War Information
Washington, D. C.
Polni kurat vyzdvihuje vyznam
darcH krve.

Polni kurat vyzdvihuje vyznam
darcI krve.
"Z "odnekud ma Move Gui-
neji" napsal polnf kurat manor
nj sluzby dopis, ktery je nejen
dokladem odvahy americkych
vojinG, ale tez dokladem d1le-
zitosti krevnf plasmy zfskava-
ne Cervenym Krlzem cd dobro-
volnych darcG krve.
Dopis kurate Gehringa adre-
sovany new-yorske pobocce A
merickeho Cerveneho KTfze
mi:
"Dnes Sc mi pTihodila .jedna
z nejpeknejsfch vecf. Byl to
lfstek oznamuj1cf mi, re Irving
Siegel k me pocte venoval pint
krve pro pTfslusnfky americ-
Ike branne moci. Neznam Mr..
Siegela. Nemyslfm, re on Una
mne. We skutecnosti nemyslfm,
re je me viry =. a piece tento
gentleman zidovskeho vyznanf,
dial pintu sve krve k ucten1 ka-
tolickeho kneze. BGh mu zeh-
nej.
Doufam, re sdelite "a mne
|panu Siegelovi jak jsem mu
vdecny. Chtel bych, abyste je-
mu a tisfc1m jinych americ-
kych obcan1 kteTf tax stedfe
poskytli svou krev rekli CO INA
mena jejich obet pro nase no
chy, re svym darem krve umoz
nuji nasim hochGm lit a bojo-
vat, a dosahnout vftezstvf."
Bylo mi ctf, re jsem mohl BY
Iii s hrdinnou namoTnf pechotou
"a prvn1ch bojG ma Guadalca-
nalu, kdy Sc zdalo, re tam dol
de k druhemu Bataanu. Videl
lisem umirat mnohe z Mich. Dr.
! Eel jsem We SVEN naruci nescet-
ma rozbita jejich tela, naslou-
chal jejich modlitbam = kato-
|, lickym, professionalism i zidov-
, skym a pochyboval jsem, re
budou lit. A prece pax kdyz
byli odnesenf do polnf nemoc-
mice dix zazracne transfusi
, krevnfho plasma vydrzeli ma
zivu. Tis1ce muz1 um1ra ma
bojistfch, ale statis1ce dals1ch
budou lit a mnozi vdec1 "a sve
zivoty lidem donna, takovym
Irving Siegel, kter1 dali
svou- krev i sve majetky.
NamoFnik starry 70 let We sluz.
be a tisice dalSich je potreba,
Americke obchodn1 lodstvo
kter6 dopravuje nezbytny va
lecny material i nase voj1ny dc
zamoTf ma velky pocet starycl
namofn1kG, ktef1 Sc vratili zpet
ma more, ably urychlili v1tezstvt
Mezi mimi je 79lety Andrew j
Vision z Chicago, ktery sc pTi.
hlasil zpet do sluzby jake VIZ
chnf inzenyr. ANDY" poprvt
vstoupil ma LODI pred "a lety g
I'll ma zaslouzenem odpocinku
kdyz Spojene Staty mali nedo.
stack muzstva pro sve obchod.
nj lodstvo. Andy Sc rozhod
vratit ma more, a take Sc stale
Ale loni v r1jnu no postihl "a.
chvat mrtvice. Letadlem by
dopraven domG, kde jeho man.
zelka no peclivym osetrovanln
1plne uzdravila, a candy" j
zpet We sluzbe. "Nejsem tai
starry pro tuto praci, prohlasi
Andy. Myslim, re mohu "a.
stoupit mladfky, kterych je ire
ba ma fronte."
Odhaduje sc, re je nutne pc.
(tfeba 1900 byvalych namoTn1
XII mesicne k zaTazenf do OBJ.
chodnlho lodstva; vsichni by.
vali namornfci kazdeho stupnf
pokud mali sve listing, necht Sc
prihlas1 te~legraficky ma Mer
chant Marine, Washington, D
|lC. s udanfm jmena, adresy
hodnosti a data kdy mohou ma.
stoupit.
Panikarske nakupy vycerpava.
vail zasoby papirovych
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-05
Sbirani pouziteho tuku musi
pokracovat.

Grad cenove kontroly OPA
poukazuje ma to, re odstran6ni
sadla a salatovych j kuchyn-
skych olejd z prfdeloveho sys-
temu neznamena zastavenf sbf-
ran1 pouziteho tuku. Naopak
toto sbfranf pokracuje dale, a
obchodn1ci s potravinami bu-
dou platit "a kazdou libru po-
uziteho tuku 2 cervene body a
A Gently. Tohoto tuku je potre-
ba k vyrob6 streliva, uncle gu
my, nylonu, leciv, barev, lak1,
padakG, plastik a cele Tady
dals1ch potreb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
BANK AUTHORIZED
 TO SELL PROPERTY
LeavenWOrth Street GasO= line Station, Parking
 Place Sold to Leasee

Judge Frank P. McEvoy today granted a superior court motion of the Merchants Trust company for permission to sell property at 46 Leavenworth street for $44,750. The new owner will be William Platt, who operates service and park ing station on the premises at the present time.
 The bank, which acquired the land by deed in 1929, had rented the premises to the American Oil Co.,, which sublet them to MT. Platt. The lease contract, which was for $3,- 900 annual rent, expired last Janu- ary Is and 30-day extension was granted.
 The book value attached by the bank to the premises to set at more than $90,000 while the city assess ment is listed at $29, ,28O. The official appraisal is set at $60,787.79, al- though the bank claims the most recent appraisal disclosed a valua- r1on of $58,2OO.
 Assistant Attorney General Robert Bowling represented the sttae bank commissioner and successor receiver of the bank at the hearing on the motion conducted last Friday at a short calendar session of court. The sale is one of the largest made by the bank in recent years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
Orders Given Estoniuns

London, Feb. 3-(U.P)-Radio Berlin reported from Tallinn today that chief of the Eastonian d1rec- torate had decreed general mobiliz- ation in EStonia as Red Army forces crossed the northeastern bor- der.
 All men born between 1904 and 1923 were called to arms, the broad cast said, with the older groups forming regiments and the younger receiving training. All men between IT and 60 not called up for army service will be liable for service in local defense organizations.
 (President Mae of the Nazi pup pet government, in a warning broadcast over the Turf radio and recorded by U. s. government mon- itors, urged the inhabitants to keep all roads to the front clear for the moment of troops and to prepare accommodations for wounded sol- diers)
 (The London radio quoted a Fin nish broadcast as saying that an important conference of German military, naval and civic officials was held at Tallnin Monday, at which the evacuation of eastern EStonia was ordered)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
PROBATION OFFICE
 BUSINESS GROWING
Attorney Yale Matzkin Asks Board on Finance
 for Clerical Funds

An increase in appropriation to permit added compensation for cler- ical help has been requested of the board of finance by Atty. Yale Matz- kin, city probation officer. Atty. Matzkin appeared before the board last Saturday requesting an in- crease in the appropriation for sal ary for a part time clerk because of an alleged increase in her duties.
 A committee of three members of the board was appointed to re- view the merits of the appeal and is to report back later. According to the probation officer there has been sharp increase in the number of domestic probation cases where the individual must appear at the probation office and make weekly payments. The attorney stated in his appeal that a great deal of extra bookkeeping has resulted.
 According to the city's 1944 budget the part time clerk is to receive 5000 per week compensation. The probation officer Seceives $2,500 an- nually.
 The city finance board will meet this afternoon in its regular session but it is not expected that the committee on the appeal will report at the time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
MORE RECREATION
 FACILITIES URGED

More recreational facilities in Waterbury for the teen age group were advocated at the meeting of the Youth Recreation Committee last night. Advocating that youth should have an active part in planning an adequate program, Chairman Robert Crane, stated that a meeting would be held at Central YMCA on Wednesday, February g, for taking active steps in meeting this need and the committee has extended an invitation to all youth groups in the city to send repre- sentativeS.
 This committee is subsection of the Waterbury War Council Recrea- tion Committee to deal with youth problems. Representatives were present last night from the East End, Overlook Park, Pearl Street Community Center, Youth Council West End, Town Plat, Highland ave- nue and the YMCA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
SHORT CALENDAR
 CASES TOMORROW
Merchants Trust Co. Asks Permission to ComprO-
 mise Mortgages

Permission to compromise two mortgages will be sought by the Merchants Trust Co.,, at a short call endar session of superior court be- fore Judge Frank P. McEvoy tomor- TOW morning. One of the compro- mise offers is for $9,50O made by Eva Berenbaum and involves a mortgage on premises at 43-45 and 53-55 Bis hop street and 8 Hawkins streets. The other offer is for $1, 800 in set- clement of $1 300 debt owed by M. J. Nierenburg and involving proper ty at 367 Willow street.
 A motion also will be presented at the session by Attorney Michael A. Ciano, temporary receiver of the Dt- Vito Music Company, for a judg- ment making him permanent re- ceiver and limiting the time for pre- sentation of claims.
 For the first time in many weeks no divorce actions are listed for the short calendar session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
The Army Ain't Got No Heart

Chicago, Feb. 3-CUP)- Lipstick, "the scourge of V-mail,' will be tolerated until Valentines day, but after that letters to soldier sweet hearts with the scarlet imprints will be sent by cargo mail only.
 Maj. Kenneth H. Donnelly, postal officer of the sixth service command officer in charge of the nations largest V-mail station, explained to- day that lipstick smears as it passes through the delicate V-mail photo graphic equipment, and ruins not only the letter on which it was sent, but also others that follow. The fast moving automatic feeding machine must be stopped and cleaned after each"
 Usually, we reject those letters and send them by regular mail, !" Donnelly said. But we will tolerate the inconvenience they cause until Valentines Day.
 "Sweethearts began sending inn prints of their lips ot soldiers via V-mail when a Hollywood starlet originated the idea" he said. "She should have consulted us first. It would have saved a lot of trouble"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
Compensation Agreements

Agreements for weekly pay. mentS during disability were ap- proved by Compensation Commis> missioner John J. O'Connell to- day as follows
 William Keller of IA Railroad Hill street against American Brass Co.,, $2941 beginning Jan. 18, in- jury to right foot.
 Sarah Wiggins of 47 Abbott ave- nue against Lux Clock Mfg. O., $14.30 beginning Jan. 19, amputa- tion of right middle finger and partial amputation of right index finger.
 Abbie Davis of Watertown against Autoyre co. of Oakville. $16.17 beginning Jan. 4, confusion of right knee.
 Also approved today was & agreement whereby One- glia and Gervasini, Inc. of Tor rington will pay $85 to Louis Fossati of Chatham, N. Y, and will accept 6 doctors bill of $10O and pay hospital expenses. The stipulation resulted from a dis puted claim regarding a hernia in- judy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
Search On orArms Totinq Boot

Mexico City, Feb.-(UP)-CoSta Rican naval patrols, possibly aug mented by U. s. Navy ships and planes, were reported searching to- day for boat carrying a shipment of arms to the central American Re- public which will hold tis presi- dential election Feb. 13.
 Jinesta MunoZ, Costa Rican am- bassador to Mexico, last night con- firmed reports that the shipment of arms was enroute to Costa Rica for supporters of presidential can didate Leon Leon Cortes Castro"
 Munoz said the ship was the "El Delfin," but added that he did not know the port of embarkation, regis try of the ship or the type of arms aboard.
 The Costa Rican government has been advised and patrols, will at- tempt to intercept it, Munoz said.
 Diplomatic sources here have said for weeks that trouble may break out in Costa Rica if the presidential election "goes the wrong way".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03

Rev. Alfred Couch, who will be in this city all this month to con- duct survey of newcomers to the city for the Waterbury Council ot Churches, will be guest speaker at the union service of the First Con- gregational, First Baptist and First Methodist churches Sunday evening at 7:3O, at St. Johns church.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship of St. Johns Episcopal church will hold a roller skating party Satllr- day evening of this week at Hamil- ton park. Sunday members will at- tend the 5 p. m. service at the War Shrine. Following the services mov- ieS of the Concord conference will be shown in the old parish house.
 The Mothers Guild of St. Johns church will give 8 Valentine party next Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 in the guild hall.
 Recently elected officers of St. Johns church were anonunced this morning by Rev. Francis Ayres, pastor, as follows:
 Parish agent: John M. Burrall.
 Senior warden, John P. Elton; junior warden, Frederick s. Chase; treasurer, Edwin S. Hunt; assistant treasurer, Earl McGann; parish agent, John M. Burrall; parish clerk, John M. Burrall.
 Vestrymen: Reelected to fill second year of three-year term, David Griggs, William German, Carl Gulliver, Stephen Burrall; reelected to fill final year of three year term, John A. Coe, Jr., Elton Wayland, Dutton Noble, J. Milton Burrall (elected to fill unexpired term of Vernon Abel who is work ing at Pearl Harbor); elected for three~year term, Richard Bensen, David Hyde, William Schofield, Donald Marsh Representative of the young people of the parish).
 Representative of Christ chapel: Harry Needham.
 Delegates to diocesan convention: William German and William
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-03
Two Attackers Get Life Terms

Boston. Feb. 3-CUP)-Two young Negroes who criminally attacked a white woman were given maximum sentences of life imprisonment at hard labor today by judge who termed their crime "the worst rape that I ever heard of"
 Superior Judge William G. Giles imposed the sentences after convict ing Walter E. Allen, 19, of Roxbury and Alben Barrows, 20, of Sacra- mento, Cal, of raping a 32-year old Dorchester mother of two children
 The woman, a night checkroom at tendant at downtown hotel, was seized by the pair at pistol-point soon after alighting from a trolley car near her home in the early morning of Dec. 18 last. Forced into the Negroes automobile, she was driven to a Cambridge warehouse district and attacked by each of them.
 Judge Giles declared that the crime "coldly, deliberately premedit- ated. They followed this woman for over mile while she was in street car. They put this woman through a living death. When she pleaded with them to let her go home to her children, they threatened her with death by drowning"
 The judge said that "colored wom- en have the privilege of walking the street unmolested by white men, and so have white women"
 Allen and Barrows were arrested as result of the discoevry of Aliens social security card in the tonneau of the car in which the attacks oc- cured.