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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
RONALD PICARD FREED ON BOND
Good Samaritan Act Lands South Main Youth in
 Bristol Jail

Bristol, Sept, ie- Because he of fered to be Q good Samaritan to a friend in need, according to his story to thu police, Ronald Picard, i7, of 977 South Main street, Waterbury, is In trouble in Bristol.
 Picard explained to Lieutenant Thomas V, Mccarthy and patrol- man James Keith that he met . friend in Waterbury who was on hls way to Bristol late Saturday night after imhibing too freely. He agreed to drive the friend home and then learning that he had no way of get- tlng back to Waterbury after dellv- erlng hls friend, he borrowed the latter's car.
 About { Q, m, Sunday, the friend, whose name has not been diVulged by the police, missed his car and rec ported it stolen,
 Shortly before noon Sunday Pa. trolmAn James Keith saw the miss ing car on West street in possession of Picard and placed the youngman under arrest
 Picard was locked up In police headquarters until Sunday evening, when he was released on bond for a hearing Wednesday morning. He Is charged with driving an uninsured motor vehicle. driving without Q H. ehIlAe and taking R car without tha owners permission.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18

Two men and two women arrest cd after what police described as Q free-for-an on Bank street last night were given oontinuances tc Oct. 3 when their cases were called before Judge T. '. Conway in City Court this morning,
 They are: Thomas Rush, alias Thomas Knight, g, 636 Bank street anl Charles Williams, %, 6S2 Bank street, charged with breach of the peace and carrying dangerous weap- onS, knives; and Orleans William son, 2S, 62e Bank street, and Fan nie Williams, 32, eS2 Bank street charged with breach Of the peace, They were arrested by Sgt, Ralph Baril, Detective Paul Moynihan and Patrolman Gordon Jones,
 John Knight, q, e2e Bank street was given R continuance to Oct. on charges of assault with Q dan gerouS weapon, He was arrested last night by Patrolnen Timothy Hur- ley and Gordon Jones who said he cut his wife with Q knife during Q dispute at their home. His wife'' injury was not serious,
 Other cases; Antonio Duarte, 63 60 Abbott avenue, breach of thC peace, carrying a dangerous weapon continued to Sept, 20; Prank 0uer' rera, 27, 2o4 Hill street, Charles Del oislo, 20, ii0 Beech street, Joseph Janatis, 34, 7e Seymour street Michael onafrio, 30, 604 West Main street, parking violations, $6 bonds called; Prank GuerrerR, 10, 2S Sheffield Terrace, road rules viola ton, continued to Sept. ls,
 Tn Saturdays city court session Alexander Stokes, 8, 2 Sparks street, was sentenced to 30 days ir jail on c charge of "peeping" ir the vicinity of the Waterbury hos pital nurses home. Chief fnspec' tor Joseph Hendler said hospital authorities have complained about Q peeping nuisance for severa weeks, and that Leslie Baker, chief engineer ct the hospital, called headquarters Friday night to report the presence Of Q stranger In the vicinity Of the nurses home. Patrol man Gordon Jones answered the complaint and with Engineer Hak' CT located the accused and placed him under arrest,
 Harold Wills, 2i, Of iT6 Cooke street, arrested Friday night as two
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
N. E. FLAHERII
 | HURT IN CRASH
Catherine Avenue Resld ent Treated for Minor m.
 iuries in Bristol

Bristol, September is. - Maurice F Flaherty of ss Catherlne AVo@ nue, Waterbury, was treated for minor injuries at Bristol Hospital late Saturday night and BeEnara T. Spielman of 2ie Divinity street escaped injury in Q crash between cars driven by them, when Flahef- tvs car went out of control and nhadt Q wild dash for Q distance of ] i-2 to twoEniles down Wolcott Mountain.
 Flaherty was driving north on Wolcott Road when his hydraullu brakes gave way and he was linable to stop or slow up his car, he told police. The vehicle plunged down the hill toward the South street in- tersection. Here Flaherty steered left to avoid striking passing car and crashed into the Spielman car, driving that car over the sidewalk through Q hedge and up against q tree on the lawn of the property Of Anthony Kucharski at [ South street.
 Both ears were badly damaged. Lieutenant Thomas V. Mccarthy and Patrolmen Fred Pease and Will liam 0alske investigated. Flaherty was sent to the hospital where pr. Lloyd Wilcox gave him first aid treatment and sent him home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
Recruiting Opens Here For Alaskan Military ProjecI
4 Nabbed After Bank
 Street Free-For-An
Quartet Given COntinuances to Oct. 3; "Peeper' at
 Hospital Nurses Home Jailed

shots fired in the air by patrolman John Dolan halted him as he ate tempted to flee from a stolen car owned by Leonide Fortin, 652 Bald- win street, was bound over to su- perior court under S2,000 bonds.
 Harry Burke, 44 Center street, charged with obtaining money by false pretenses was givan Q con- tinuanee to Sept 27. Chief fnspec- tor Joseph Bendler said the acc cused is charged with obtaining about $s0 Illegally in connection with automobile transactions.
 William Maybun, a, colored, % Yergin Court. charged with theft of Q radio, was granted continu- anee to Sept. 27. Inspector Bend- Ter said the radio was taken from c Bishop street restaurant.
 Other cases: Michael Onifrio S6, 604 West Main strete, non-sup- port, continued to Oct. l4; Louis Freeman, 20, Green Harhor, N. r.. Q soldier, charged with breach of peace and resistance, was ordered turned over to the provost mar shal's office for this district; An- thony Cairelli, 2S, 234 Congress avenue, on-support nolled; Frank 0uarini, 22, @ Ward strete, breach Of peace. suspended sentence; An- tonio D'Amelia, %, 53 Watervillt street, parking violation. S6 bond called: Oliver Girourd, 3o, 32e South Main strete, parking violation nolled for S6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
IS DEPARTMENTS SUBMIT BUDGETS

Eighteen of the eitys 30 depart. ment heads have filed their l04b budget estimates with city budget director, Arnold E, Furlons.
 The remainder to be filed are ex. pected to be submitted within a few days with the n;ajeiiy O these now in the process of being typed for presentation These budgets will now be checkcd by the director and subsequently, submitted to the A.. nance board for final approval,
 Department budgets now subs mitted are as follows; aldermen, assessment. building and electrical inspector: city court; bureau Of city hall; city sheriff, tax collector; budget department purehasl 1g des partment; finance board; health; legal: mayor; park; registrar Of voters; street; water; welfare and police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18

Mr. Wilson stated oil types Of workers in the construction line are needed to build military bases, air fields, and barracks in the Alaskan area, which includes the mainland, the Aleutian islands, and the northwestern part of Canada.
 Physical fitness iA Q prerequisite for prospective workers, who will have to undergo on Army physical examination, the reerulter said, Men between the ages of 10 and 6b will be accepted.
 The men who take the jobs will be more or less pioneering. Mir. Wi. son said, adding that weather in the Alaskan area is rugged, Snow, wind. and fog are plentiful and the Alaskan workers must Dc persona able to withstand the change from weather here, it was pointed out,
 Wages range from 9i,0' Ia cents per hour for common labor Co @ per hour for certain types of equipment operators, with the work week composed of 70 hours, The government guarantees q monthly pay of 240 times the hourly wage,
 Men who accept the jobs may Dc assigned within c week after they pass the physical examination at the New Haven indudctlon center They will be required to sign a contract to work for one year,
 Housing facilities have been set up by government with monthly living expenses for food and room set at S45 per month, or . dollar and half Q day.
 Mir. Wilson stated the work h considered very essential war work The special recruiting for the work CTS has been conducted in various sections of the country and has been planned here for sometime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
New Britain Bans
 Afternoon Bingo
Evening Games to Be Under Close Watch and Stricter
 Control; Cash Prizes Unlawful
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every Wednesday afternoon and until such time as the organiEa. tions prove to the authorities that they and not "Bome fronts" are staging the games matine eseSsiens would be prohibited,
 Chief Hart said he has received scores Of complaints from irate husbands and children that their wives and mothers play bingo in the afternoon and come home toe late to prepare supper one hus- ban deomplained that his wife stays home on Mondays to do the wash. ing but the rest of the week "she don't show"
 Another complaint said one wo- man lost more than 90 one after. noon, another s7,b0,
 Chief Hart also announced that operators of night bingo pregranif would have to toe the line," and refrain from issuing cash prizes, which is unlawful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18

New Britain, Sept. l0-Follow. ing what he said was numerous complaints" Chief William c, Hart Of tho Police Department ans nouneed Sunday that, effective i'm. mediately, afternoon bl1go games would bo prohibited in this city.
 Simultaneously, Chief Hart said Q strieter control would Do kept over oil night binsV games and po- iieemen would be instructed te watch carefully for any Semblanee Of gambling and tho officers have been ordered to arrest the opera ators where money Is awarded to winners instead of merchandise,
 Tn Issuing the order for elimina. ton of ail afternoon blngos, the chief said one organization has bene making it 6 practice to oper' ato every afternoon with Rs much aS S2o In cash being distributed daily, Another group, he said, run
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
MUSIC COURSE
 TOBE OFFERED
Prof. France to Conduct Music Appreciation Series
 in YMCA

Professor Herbert A. France head of the music department of the University of Connecticut, will offer a course in music appreciation in Waterbury, lt was announced by Professor Maurice James Ross, supervisor of the Waterbury Ex. tension Center of the University of Connecticut, sponsored by the Wa terbury Y. M. o. A. Professor France is Q graduate of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester where he Tee celved Q bachelors and . master's degree. He has also studied ct the Julius Hartt School of Music m Hartford. Professor France came to the University of Connecticut m 1881 to organize and establish c de. partment of music at the university. He has been very active in pron1ot- ing college and community relation: ship by conducting the Town and 0own society, e college and eofi- munity chorale organization,
 Professor Frances course in music appreciation is primarily for the listener. For this approach to intel ligent listening Professor France IS to offer two sessions of tho course each week. On Tuesdays the course will meet from 7;30 to i0;00 D. m. and on Fridays the course will meet from 7:30 to 9:4b D m. Special ree- ord players and recordings will Dc installed at the Y. M. c. A. In order to permit students to do the asslgn- cd listening between classes.
 Registration for the undergradu- ate, graduate, f1on.credit and tech niclans courses in mathematics, physics and chemistry, education, philosophy and social studies will remain open at the Waterbury Y. M. 0. A. through Tuesday, Septefns Der 10, Professor Ross announced
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
.Jops Cocky About Novy
(By IJnlled pPeaAI


 A Japanese naval spokesman said today that the "inVlneibio' Japanese fleet was "just itching to show their stun" and would give the Allied fleet c "cruShing blow"
 The spokesman, Admiral FIJI Yamamoto, expressed this view in c broadcast over Tokyo radio in dis. cussing the Allied offensive against the Philippines and Japan. The broadcast was heard by United Press In San Francisco,
 "T'he American forces, eiatod with inomontary success in the Marlanas had continued their reckless oi. slaught irrespective Of the many disadvantages lying ahead Of them" he said.
 Yamamoto's statement was ln the the similar vein of other recent Jap. a1ese claims that a big push was coming soon" and "soInewheFeB.
 Another Tokyo broadcast reported that c Japanese transport, carrying 760 American war prisoners was sunk September ! by 6 torpedo from Ar American submarine of the coast of Mindanao in the southern Philippines. The report was not confirmed by Allied sources,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
SHAWN TO TESTIFY
 AT JAIL PROBE TODAY

High Sheriff J. Edward siavin win testify in the New Haven County Jail probe either today or later this week, 1t has been indicated by States Attorney Abraham Q. Ull- man, who previously had stated that the sheriff would be given an opportunity to be heard. The olie- man grand jury investigation, con- ducted by State Referee Carl Eoster, Is expected to end some time thlu week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
INSURANCE FIRMS
 SUED FOR $lO,OOO

Papers in the connection with the 9i0,o00 civil action brought by the Frank Pope Macaroni Mfg. co, Of Waterbury against several insur. aaee firms were entered on the su. peFlor court docket today. The plaintiff claims the i3 defendants
 eosinsurers Of tho concerns prop. erty ct 40-42 Canal street, have refused to pay insurance on a Diesel engine which was damaged beyond repair in a fire last Sept, le. The World Fire and Marine Insurance O., of Hartford is the only Con- neetieut concern named in the suit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
Late Realty NeWs

The following realty deeds are on IlIe at the Oiilee of Town Clerk Mary c. KilmaFtlni
 Cult Claim Deeds
 Antolnette BangsFi Co Angelina gRnEeFl. Three pieces Of property located 0n Pearl street.
 Theodore R. BanseFi to Angelina BanEsFl. Property on Pearl street.
 Release of Mortgage Citizens and ManufaCturePs' Na' tIonal Bank to MiOhaslangelO TeF' enSl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
NOV. 1 DEADLINE
 FOR TAX INSTALLMENT

With November as the deadline for payment of the second install- ment on personal and property tax on the io43 levy total of Se6l,- eei 04 remains outstanding to be collected on the total leavy of $6,. 7i7,6Se.S4, 1t was revealed today by the local tax collectors .oftlce. Ac- cording to the figures compiled by the local offlce Q total of $t76S,- e76,30 has been collected as of August 3i.
 The total le42 levy collectahle last year was S6,6oe,eee of whic' S4,b00, i64 had been collected as of the current date, last year.
 During e war fund week in I'd. inburgh, Scotland, on average oi AiS6 DC rinhnhitailt was raised,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
DRAFT BOARDS SENT
 35 FOR ARMY EXAMS

The smallest representative group of pFe.induetion draftees number ing Sb. from the local local boards left this morning for examination at Now Haven, Those acceptable as physically fit for service will repre- sent the local boards as next months draft contingent,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage oegtln- cate has been filed with the bureau of vital statIstlcs;
 William Vincent Degg, 4e Innamm avenue, and Helen Marie Neagle, 27 Laval street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
@,se4Me7gn,vt
ESTABLISHED 1883

Let's Get This Straight - Don't Ex- peet From Clothes More Than Is Put Into Them.
 We put into our mems clothes ot $4S GIl tho lew allows - end e blt more then the price entities you to- And it's putting these little extEos - style touches - more hondwoFk end finer fobvies thot puts them In inc front rGnks of $4S suits end topeoets thot hGvs won their pIGes in the sun by sheer force Of quelity. These suits end topeoots es $4S sIorlfy shs price end sotisfy thst man who vents hls clothes e he vents them Above suspicion lnstyls end talIoFIns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
All Types Of Workers
 To Be Accepted For
 Government Service
Applicants Must First Qualify Physically for Assign.
 ments; Transportation, Housing, Attractive Wages ( Guaranteed By War Department

Recruiting of labor for Alaskan Military projects was opened in Waterbury today by Frank Wilson of Seattle Wash Alaskan representative of the War Department for the area who will be stationed at the U g. Employment Service at l23 Bank Street through Friday of this week
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
RAFT aT0RAaE

The province of quebec, Dominion of Canada, maintains c number oi small freezing plants as ( service Co commercial fisherman. The plants are for tho sole purpose of freezing and preserving fish bait.
Evening star., 1944-12-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HTS, pea5 the Ss+ns WessehsIstes SehhIs
avs 6nvsnen san se nsWs ssvss essptns fss
S3S5; years lease; 9 mos. rent in advance;
high grade. BOX 9-v. Star. ,.
able for embassy or legation; 20 rooms g
tares' three year cal lease lease. North 547s.
acre ot voeds sarden nas Stream M S' conerete nc
roses, Towering shrubs and bulbs. On
Memorial Bridge. Car necessary. Owner
overseas. Agent will be in town December
lila. Write Box 15o-K, Star.
IN EXCELLENT SUBURBAN Springbrook
French PROVINCIAL brick, furnished By y
First floor with living room 231ax131R feet,
@sh soos ISo snd bed
rooms and bath Maids room and bath
and built-in garage: Bendix washing ma
ee eah Mr % NSce, on pI eA sess TS With 70 wM sp!d n
THE 5TlHdRocKMoRToN Realtor, investment
NORTHEAST sECTI0N-upper duplex. 8
s8o per saa mon fnfahsd
cept electricity and linens; married eou-
esm with e Wd HmH es1
responsible, party assuming balance Of
FURNISHED HOME, one hour from New
train; consider exchange; Z rooms. Beau
tiful trees and garden; Rentiles. Box
WEST WEST OF UPPER 18th ST. N.w.-semi-
det. 10-room house, nicely furnished,
linen, silver, china; .2Ha baths; Westing-
house refrigerator; oil heater, hot water;
$500 month. Ia. 323s weekdays from 10
q m. to 5 pm.
HAVE 3-BEDRooM furn. house, will ex-
n 40 Inc In NJ ant nav
SMALL COTTAGE, one large room, open
fireplace, kitchen and BATH in country;
car needed. Rent, S45 per month. Alex
endria 0S05. 12s
WILL SWAP historic house 8 b.r.. nursery,
IN baths. beautiful property; furnished,
$I76; unfurnished, $780,. Oil heat. mod
Ior 2s3-4 br; apt, or house, conv. trans.
Evening star., 1944-12-10
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

ASPEN, Md rooms, kitchen. bath, cleo
trtcity, rent free in exchange for care OF
couple preferred: Immediate occupancy
references exchanged. SH. .4277.
MODERN 3-bedroom, 2-bath house. $100
excellent suburban neighborhood; exchang,
ton. Falls Church 2S15-R. 12'
rooms. 2 baths. gas. heat, restricted; rent
cf any Il Il ysa hsss W. W. 1ss5
tached: ami; double safsse; lot rear,
ping center; lease % By year only; only. s SIS ' Boz
ssss, $50, sslssooieks ROAD. Capitol Heights
ranse and refrs: cpeas p ting PEE heaters e'sF VI
acres ground; mile from District line;
MstrossitD rent. ssS per mSnth men LLOYD R. TURNER
s-RooM. a-BATH HOME. commercial pur-
R5RM cFff aGsdsHEoMSs S.s ssaT so.lns..is.
CENSUS sds sh saisand EHH ses ca Pc Spruce
WOULD YOU SELL YOUR HOME if you
could rent nice, modern home reasonably? !?
aFs Ne oDso e for sqrts pafS
SUNDAYS s0ar and hSRs easts Sih IA osae e.
@ FoR sS kESTs oe Vs1mons fms seetsc sys range
and al modern cows; immediate posses
tSsDa coD sscR RRsrvSe Wooa@oor Ms Silver
Sprins---S years old, lg. liv. rm W. fire-
sink, . bedrooms, bath. unfinished 2nd ar :,
screened porch, huilt-in gar, full basement,
oil heat, Ven, blinds, lg. fenced yard; near
e-bedrm, apt, or l-bedrm first floor duplex
or apt, located north of Colorado ave and
west q Georgia ave. Phone Shepherd 714S
only II you have apt to exchange
Evening star., 1944-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

St. s.w.. conv: to Government depts s. and and
cHA sas RosRy s s close %
aDjoINTNGl aiHi Mi GllT TPErwoRrH ,s5o-At.
tractive t corner brick Of six spacious rooms,
throughout. including, gas air-conditioned
3MnsF ee 3fsapfs ST. si ss5ess CT Sa aGs
ssshs sis Tqiss s5tsk sia saTfss q H5s
NEAR 13 "a eAEfrNGER IL sH RI HosplTA1sroom siiH
and bath semidetached, 8 porches. large
Sss Ss5s $ss ss:fss g asa' ss Fss BIZ
VACANT. y CANT. near crestgeod-peteehedb brick,
9nsss 1s yebs Sstt IS 18Th o near gDshsa aetaos.
S Choicest afss Is cossn splsnda aGm
81 sq'f Fa oss s RRfsGis
h SILVER fHsOi SPRING. MD.-e-room brick. 2
elusive section. Convenient to bus, schools
6 seen any s sme ST. svst iaei. ties owNss san
9RRSh Ifsh aNp rRVISa " Sssssis sfs. sw-11 rooms
baths, o:h.w.;, vacant, immediate posse POSSES
Egg gF1ossd sn K Sell rTaP nSems nsSsiSts ssia 4ss
FOR SALE BY OWNER being transferred
Groom, center-hau entrance. white brick
modern home in West Chevy Chase, Md,
mile, from District line; bedrooms, in
cidding large master bedroom; extra large
living room with fireplace: Q baths second
altra-modern kitchen; automatic oil heat
poEchs hso fencsd,in yard, saasssge. Price
TAKoMA PARK AREA-Loveiy e-rm. and
bath brick-and-frame house; side porch,
gas air-cond. heat. recreation rm., base
ment lavatory, Venetian blinds, fenced
ss oa sfe. $780, s7ss ST.
5so7 COLORADO AVE. (just Of 18th ST.
Vacant, detached, center-hall Colonial.
completely redecorsted; immediate posses
sion. Large living room with fireplace,
large dining room, pantry. kitchen and
den. open front screened side porches, LIST
ms porch. and noor: Bedrooms. 'S Bath s'1an and
storage room, 3rd floor; maids room and
bath in. basement. hot-water heat, new
automatic oil heating plant; large, we'll
Iandscaped lot. Price, $4,000; terms.
+, l. RUST CO.. 1001 18th st. NV.
HAVE IiA E 10 10 MOVE. We have number Of
can get prompt possession of in varying
sections Of the city at varying prices
MITCHELL QUICK, DI 1881 or RA. 341s.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, s rooms. bath,
unf End floor; full basement; fireplace;
large lot; bus service. shopping center;
substantial cash required, prompt oc-
cupancy. 214 Lextnstons Woodmoor, Nd.
Ns<~s soo~s
Evening star., 1944-12-10
HOUSES FURNISHED lcont. ] .

REFINED CONGENIAL couple. to share
home with employed lady. Call Sunday,
$50 to 10 am; Monday, $50 to $50
pm. HI 0390-J.
WILL TRADE completely furn. modern g.
rm. home with reasonable rent and close
in for unfurn. apt. in NV. section. Box
1867. Star
4-BEDROOM. 2-BATH, 2 servants rooms
and bath over attached garage. oil heat: In
Va. estate section. On Leesburg pike, less
than 5 minutes from Pentagon., Available
Immediately. $3.50 per month. EMMA
MOORE SCOTT, DE. 1164.
Evening star., 1944-12-10
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
win take your surplus furniture as part part
m6TN . on RzT y9gT P0yops Go TAI 2g5 IL
LOAD OR PART LOAD wanted to and
from Washington. Cleveland, Detroit, Chi,
MOVING & STORAGE. Phone AT. 9243. To-
TRASH, ASHES and general hauling serv-
ice. J; FLEMING, 1885 Fla. ave: oe. ne.
Evening star., 1944-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

COLoRED DEVELoPMENT-Fine in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
So; Il. or more: new, modern; four blocks
on the District line on Sheriff I'd. ne;
rent with option to purchase. CHAPEL
OAKS CO, 5411 Addison Chapel rd., Fair
mount Heights. Md HI 15nl