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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
NOTICE

STATE ; 2; 2; v G3NNEeHIcguT II I1,Ig !: RS 9Is:
 j:A,T FATE n,,s scoIiisT est. Ss ciS5.gss,tNsdtas. S.ss Nsdts
 late of the town of Waterbury, ln said district, decea4ed. ..
 rho Court Of Probate for tho Dis: trlct Of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six niohthe from tne fate hereof for tho cFcdltoTs of said ostate Go exhibit thelT claims fof settlement. Those who neEleet 10 ' Dr0noflt Lii0Ir AGGouflta, properly ate lostcd, withins said tine, will De doe barred A recovery. All persons ins debted Co said estate arc re1uested to mako li,tfiedlate .pag!nept t?
 r'' Administration. sos Piedmont Street,
 Waterbury. Conn
 Per Order of Court.
 A''ssAs 'MssAsRourRlrr N. yAHY., i0.i9.3t FfFr Asst. Clerk. <
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
l2,227 PLEDGES
 RECEIVED TODATE

Local union members received high praise last night from Shers man II. Perry chairman of tho local War Fund and Community Chest, Inc, for their effort iIi supporting the local campaign. Working inoin- bers of tho 0. l. o. and A. r. L., were commended for their efforts among fellow workers in such plants as Chase and Scovill Companies for their "outstanding help"
 Only i2,227 pledges have been made in Waterbury, to date, It was stated by the chairman who urged on aii.out effort by residents in at- taining the 9026,e7i quota by next Tuesday, the campaign closing date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
NOTICE

A hearing on the application of Joe e Lou's Garage, i640 North Main Street, Waterbury, Conn. (by Louis dentlle, All Wolcott Street, and Joseph squarZno, a Lyndale Ave" nue., Waterbury, Connj for Certi. ficate of Approval for . Repairers License will De held on october 27th i044 at ii:46 A. M. in the Mayors Office. City Hall, Waterbury, Conn., as provided by General Statutes
 (Signed)
 io.is.3t Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
NOTICE

 STATE of CONNECTICUT DIS TRICT of WATERBURY, .ss. PRO- BATE COURT, Oct, 18th, lall, ESTATE of NoRAH V. AHERN, late of tho town of Waterbury, In said district. deceased, The Court of Probate for tho Dis trlet of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed slx months from the date heroof for tho creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to presont thelr accounts, properly at- tested, within said time, will he dehNrred . recovery All persons indebted to said estate arc reduest- cd to make immediate payment to
 KATHLEEN aka,
 KATHLEEN V, plIELAN,
 Executrix, ai olenn Avenue,
 Waterbury, Conn, Per Order of Court
 Attest,
 i0-1S-at Asat, Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
NOTICE
Waterbury, Conn,

Waterbury Conn,
 Oct. 10, l944.
 Sealed proposals will be received by the Committee on Schoolhouses Of the Board of Education until Monday, October 30, i044, at eleven o'clock Q, ino Eastern War Time, for painting Leavenworth High School, in accordance with the gen. cral requirements as set forth in the specifications, 0 copy of which specifications may be received at tho office of the Superintendent of Schools, Crosby High School, Water bury, Connecticut.
 Each proposal must be accompan- fed by a certified check as Q con. dition necessary for It's reception for An amount of not less than five (b) per cent of the said proposal, said check to be made payable to Henry J, Bowling, Director of Purchases of the City of Waterbury. If such lowest responsible bidder shall rec fuse or neglect, within five days after due notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by him shall constitute liqui- dated damages for such neglect or refusal and shall Do paid Into the treasury of the city.
 Successful bidder will be required to furnish c bond to the city, satis. factory to the Comptroller, for an amount of not less than ono hun. dred No0) per cent Of the amount of his proposal. for the faithful per. formance Of his contract as called for In the specifications.
 Successful bidder will be required to carry compensation and liability insurance to protect the Board of Education and the City of Water. bury from all liability.
 No bid shall be accepted from, or contract awarded to, any person who Is in arrears to the city, upon debt or contract, or who is default or as surety or otherwise upon any obligation to the city, including taxes,
 Ali bids or proposals will be pub- liely opened by the Department of the Director Of purchases at a meet- ing Of the Committee on School. houses of the Board of Education to Do held October 30, i944, ct eleven o'clock Q. m, Eastern War Time, in tho office oi the Superintendent of Schools, Crosby High School.
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to accept any bid, should the Committee deem it to be for thl best interest of the City.
 Envelopes containing bids shall be addressed to Raymond Y. Stone, Chairman. Committee on School houses, Board of Education, Geo Crosby High School, Waterbury, Connecticut, and marked BIDS FOR PAINTING LEhVENWoRTH HIGH SCHOOL"
 DEPARTMENT Of EDUCATION i0-20.lt T. J. Condon, Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
Want Ads Start Here TOday
Legal Notices
NOTICE

A hearing on the application of the Leader on &s Coal Company, Corner of North Elm Street, and Cherry Street, Waterbury, Conn, (by Domenio Rlscucci and Theo- dore Sclota, Al Branch Street, Wa terhury. Connl for Certificate Of Approval for e Repairer's License will Do held on october 27th. ie4a Rt li;S0 A, M, in the Mayors of. fee, City Hall, Waterbury, Conn.,, as provided by General Statutes.
 (Signe0
 JOHN 8. MONAGHAN, l0-lS-St Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
NOTICE
LIaUOR PlanMIT

I rhIs lS to give notice ihst I. Alexander i!ubin. of et woodiawn acrIIse' aiaa sn applicstlon Hated Oct. iStiS i6ll, with the Llauor Control Coms mission for . Retail Liquor Permit, for the sale of alcoholic llquor on tho premises Ss5 Bank street, Wa. terbury, Conn, Tho buslnessl is owned bv Alsxanderl ,Huhin, ot Conn, and will be conducted by Alexander Rubin, of et Woodlnwn Terrace, Waterbury, Conn, As per"' mittoe. - .,.u,%,
 Dated Oct. 18th, 1o44. 10s20s3T
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
NOTICE

zaSss HssC cd,.siS T hSrSiSy a y;Ss ;ss snSs 4Swn ss aIon MddiSeyMFS; nn MSSi;dsSi cSi'9 e;s.Ssr Tli R si"V sSS Rown Ri m Iiajii.' fji''i in tSc said AlS. dIebury for tho purpose Of holding c Public Heal lnE in relation Co the adoption of ac6rfnin amendments 10 RSI: PSIi:aI Iyis GlSdissSSSSy SsS # SsE iS's. SSs'9sa
 zoNiEo coMMiAeToM
 TOWN Of WfpDLEBUNY.
 by 1llchard Baxter, Chairman.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06
Srnbe QueQe1t

Jrilber tpar s5 ausihlieBli6 sic Sci
tnng, aus Ser iid 0ie Mebrbcit ser
MenItben in 5taaten NIT 5dulbil=
oung ibre Snformaton bolten be5iig=
lid Ser politii6en uno geiltigen So=
geSfrogan. Niht nit llnre6t nltroe
ilnmer tpieoer &lage gefiibrt bon lol=
6en, Die eS ern1t meinten nit elmer
inncrli6 unobbdngigen 9entart> oo6
eine perbaltnismaBig fleine Winoer-
belt bon 3eitungsidretbern ser Mebr=
belt oos geiitige Waterial lieierte fir
Die 8iloung oes ltrteils. gs mar tot
1a6lid Elm baflogenslperter 3ultano.
9teIe 3eitungSi6reiber beeinfluBten
auf oieIe Beiie obne 31peifel oos 1r=
tell Der Maiien nur gu oft in ein=
1etttger, tpenn ni6t gar beroerbli9er
gSeiie. l1ngeniigeno gebiloeta S6rei-
Der, etnfeitig eingeitellte ODER bon ge-
ipilien Sntereifsn geleitete Sournali-
item, glatbensfeinolide, slaubens. uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

CUR Saeesorbnung ibergeganeet, oer
9risg lit militdriid einoeutig gegen
lie entIbieoen, un6 feline 80 1" ODER
80 2" fann mebr oaran et1pas du'
bern.
Doa ettpas o1roeres baben 0ie Sea-
sis nit Dem ,,fltegenoen SOB" Der
HobotS errei6t. sic baben ben 9ea-
men ibrer mablloS uno blinolings to.
tenoen S6redensmaffe gut gewdblt.
,>S /" lit tpirtli6 cine Gergeltungs-
tpaffe, aber in einem 9an5 onoeren
Gimme als Dem, 0en ibre urbeber ibr
beilegten.
Die l1nIumme bon SaB, 3orn uno
grbitterunA oie iid) i'm britilden
Golte u1ter Sen 2eioen o11r6 Die finn
uno tpabllos t0tenoe Waffe aufge-
lpei6ert bot, mrB unb miro lt6 les-
ten gnoes gegen oas gan5e oeutibe
golf tebren. $50 et1pa nod BET Ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

Briten getpiiie 5pmpotbien fir oa5
berltlaote 6eutide Golt beitanoen bo=
ben m00en, lino lie iebt 5tpeifellos in
ibr @egenteil um9e1dlagen> m0 sic
tommenoe Gergelt1mg fam uno miro
MIR umoi ibredli6er Iein. Ser 8obn>
lpib Ser 8obots miro 1id - 0aS bat
Gburdia idon ongeoeutet am
oerti6en 8olte bitter ridden.
@ielleidt lit has 9eraoe Ser ein5i9c
Nubeffett, Sen li6 sic fanatii6en
ga5is bon ibrcr Bergeltlng5!paffe
oeriproden baben. sic polen DEM
oeltiden golfe iog2n t0nnen: u0oS
5trafgeriht, 6aS iiber uns berein=
bribt, miro nieman0en ousnebme1l
mir 1iben ale I'M lelben 8oot, ibr
babt oaber feline anoere 8obl ols
&f bis 5um lcBten 0e,1tiden.' -
- N. 9. Staats5eitung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06
9er ltegemoe Sob

= als Die erlten pilotenGoien Gliigel-
bomben ODER Gobots iiber Sii6englano
uno Dem 2onooner @ebiet eri6ienen,
ging bic Sen0en3 5und6it algemein
oabin, tbre Birtiamteit 81 oerflei-
nern. Hreiieberi6te uno autli6e 0fit-
teilungen taten aues, Inn oen Gin
or11d 5a erlpeden, ooB bic nel.e @e-
beimtpnffe Der Na3is totm mebr ais
Elm berbaltnismdBig barmloIes ted>
niides Spiel5eug lei, oas eigentlih
nidt re6t ernit 81 nebmen iei. 9ie
anfdnglide @ebeimnisframerei, nit
ser ote 8eb0r6en MenldenperE1lte II.
5adidooen umgaben, taten Elm
l1ebrigeS, Oieien @inorud 5u berltar=
ten.
9(ber langlanr 1iderte Die @obrbeit
0urd. Ser britilhe Snnsnminilter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06
@rab Der Martprer bes Slfen Ser5ens Seu
(3m Nrtie vDe Woprer oeS S1en SnS Se1u' erlienen
borger Wod]e)

9erbert MorriIon unb WinIton Gbur=
din ie1ber entbiiIlten, geordngt pom
Barlament uno 0ffentli6er Wein11ng
8roB6rttnnntens, 1pabrbaft er16ref=
tenoe 3iffarn iiber sic tatIG6liGen
gcrluIte an Wenidenleben ltno 0ie
gcrtpiiitung un6 3erlt0rung bon @e>
bGu0en uno 8obnbau1ern ourh Sic
Nobotbon1ben. @bur6iu gab Dor me-
nigen Sagen i'm l1nterbous ans, ooB
in England ieoe @o6e 800 Meniden
0urb ben ufliegenoen Eoo" Ing Sen=
leitS befor0ert 1peroen. 2ebtbin bate
2onoot1 'sinen 14itiinoigen &obotan=
griff gu beitebeu, bel 0em 3ebn groBe
&ranfenbauier lhtper gttroffen un0
5ablreibe Hatienten getotet 1pur0en,
Sonoon miro miaoer, tpie emit in Oen
Sagen Oes u8libes" bon 1910, BON
Wtiuionen Mannern, 5raue1 uno &in=
bern perlollen, uno Die Negi2rllng bat
belblo0eu, nit ser Gerbunfelllng
fort5ufabren.
sl6er - uno oarnuf fornnt es al
letn an - lit MN nit oieien Totio=
6en betpiaien, baB IS T., Die Ser
geltungspaffe Ser 9ea5is, einen mill
tdriiben 8ert IN Dem 5inne be ltbt,
oob lte oaS &riegsgelhid nod in leb=
ter Stunoe 5ugunlten iStlers penoen
uno Dem Sffeniipgeilt lno ser Moral
leiner @egner erni itli6 Abbrud t1n?
Sdon iett lit flar, 0aB oos niht
Der San it, 80 1" mo6 nod 10 piel
GOO un6 8eroerben 1peten, oie Na5is
mogen nod an0ere, idrefli6ere @af=
fen in antpelr6ung bringe11 - es gilt
ood)- Das emit bon ban Muiierten
Jelagt tpur6e - oos Wort ,,too little
mo too late' bon al rbren Serror=
paffen.
Die acknowledgement 5iege Der
4uiierten an osn Sronten in RuB>
ano, Sranfretd 1trto ssstaIien ftn6 be.
'eits nber 6ttler ut6 ieine Mrmeen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

grunoiablole Sdriftleiter ". Sbrtft'
teller poren Die triibeu 0ueuen, aus
oenen Die Maiie bon 2eiern idopfte.
50 ldlimm oieler 3uitono AUDI on
uno fir itd) 1por, er lieB tnsmer nod
Noum uno Notmenoi9feit fir eigeneS
0enten, 1penn au6 in bel6ronttem
WtoBe. Do5u fam nod. oaB bic 3ei'
tung aben immerbin nur seorudtes,
ollo 1eblo1es 8ort mar. 60 tuar e5
nno lit es beute nod NIT Der 3eitung
uno ibrem @influb.
8etlagte man oamals oie5e Ser,
iflabung oes Oentens uno urteIlS",
10 bab2r mir bellte nod Diel mebr
@runo 5ur 1elben &loge. gu ben 3ei-
tungSoen1agogen iin0 Die oeS &aoio
getommen. 8ie in 10 manden onoe
rem 0ingen bat man au6 ibrer 2laile
'einen immerbin unIbuloigen, ia lob
ltd)en 9tamen gegeben. llnI6uloig uno
loblid), penn er nrr audi oen Nfan-
nern entlprade> Die oen Namen fir
lt6 in 9lnlpru6 nebmen. "Ra0io Com.
mentators" pare niht libel, menn ftd
oiele Wfanner oarouf belbrantten, oas
al tun, lpaS ser gtame pirtli6 be-
lagt> ndlnlid ,,ertlaren' Die gr-
tlaruug ser Neuigteiten bon ben @e.
16ebnilien Der Belt bote ibnen Elm
rei6lides uno peites Selo fir 9eiltig2
9etotiglng unO Silfe fit Die 3ubo
rer.
5tott oel1en geben i've peit iiber
oieies Birtunasfelo binaus nno Ore.
ben uno Oer0reben Die S8obrbeit, Die
in Ben Mitteilungen itedt. Ri9t nur
Dies. Sic geberoen iib ols 9IQpeile
uno Iuesmliier, etnige oirett als Yro
pbeten, anoera miBbrau6en Die @e=
legenbeit> Die ibnen oos tpeite 8aoio=
felo gibt. 5pltemati19 itreuen 1ie
Serleumoungen aus, ri6ten 9lngrif-
fe altf ebren>Derte Rerlonen uno @ins
ri6tungen, sic ibren Sl0neu i'm Mege
iteben. gtidt penige l1nter ibnen lino
10 ooaer 9o6ml&t uno bon @ieenoiin-
fel auf ibr uoerbliifenoes" 8iiien,
oas in BEN meilten Sallen nur S9ein.
piilen it, oaB tie Sen 3uborern in &c.
rooe5u oen1ogogiider 8erseualti9ung
tbr etgenes urteil arf5minsea. Wian-
DIE itno bon lol9 nieori9er Nualit1t
oeS Gbaratters, oaB Iie, pie ebe1nals
Die SonoStne6te, lid ieoer Pertei 3ur
Terfilgung iteIlen> ie na4oem Die ei-
ne ooer Die anoere in Der 8elte9ung,
oenn oa5 lit Die 51geltanoene 8e5ab.
lung iiberbietet. .''
Die MonatSlbrift Ser YaRionilteu,
>,Ebe Sign, oeroffsntlid)t iekt all
ntonatli6 cine bon ibrem Sadfenncr
in rubtger aber griinoliber 9Seiie
perfaBte 5ti55e iiber Die Yerlonli6teit
lno Sdtigteit ie zines Der betn1nte=
item 9faolatomnentatoren. 5elb1t
lpenn oIeler Sa6tenner gar nibt oar-
nuf auSgebt, oie un9iinItigen 5eiten
al otelen Vfannern beraus5uItellen,
10 bletbt oe5 llngiinltigen genug, nm
ot2le neuelte Grrungenlbaft ses 5p-
Items unierer 3ioiliiotion ODER Der
uno oeS gei1tigen I5ortI9rit-
te5 eber alS alles anoere ais eiueu
9emlnn 81 betradten. Mas er ). 9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06
Oeferretdber oenft an einen AnId6Iuk
mn Aeas4KshTo,.S

~'' %~A4SgluHO.
@ur5 geiaet, nit Musnobme bon
Serdnserungen in ben it3leitId5eu uuo
oltpreaBtiden @ebieten, iolte oas
Deaf1d1e Het9 In ben Gren5en blei.
ben, ot bon Dem gerfoiuer gertroq
IN 1919 nteoergelegt tpur6en.
es beftebt fein 3tpetfel, oaB oas
Sent16e Reib (ebenfo tpie Die onoe.
rem bf9tn eanor) enttpoffnet tperoen
spiro: bos lit oas Redt Der Muiterten.
Us tpiro etne betpaffnete 9oli5et bIet.
ben mafiffen, pelde Die probiIortide
Hesfrnng CUR MISUNDERSTANDING Der
1nneren Sronung> fir Die 8erteioi-
gl1na Der @ren5en uno bic 9iderbett
tbrer $dfen brauden miro. 0ie @nt,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tann lang lein -
lie tptrs TO- lange oauern, bis oie sl1-
llerten aber3eugt iin6, oab DeutId=
lano fetne @efabr mebr bieten miro.
Don Stur5o aber itinmt nidt nit ben
Anbdnaern ser gonitttort' lden Che
orle therein, Die oabon ipre6en, bah
ole en1nattnungspertooe cine Genera
ton lang oauern ioQ. Inter lolden
lt1nlhanoen tpitroe Die @eneration, BON
Der man ertpartet> 6aB lie frieoIiebeno
l'ns nad engltl6-ameritoniI6em Wu-
lter eraogen letn tpiro, oie Qufriibre-
rl9lte bon allen iein> lpenn 1te in ser
tlet1ten grnieorigung ibres 2anoes
o'tfpadien miro.
es pore oud Elm 5ebler, oas 0ad=
len 1rseno elmer Snouit itrie in Deutid1-
s1ao anter Dem Borpano 3u binoern,
Dab tie tn &iir3e in cine &rieqstnou=
ltrIe 1mt9e'ponoelt iperoen f0nnte, tpte
oe1s ia 1912 in Imerifa ge16ab. Nur
Die otrette asroouftton bon Ranonen,
Eanfs. Rriegsidiffen, 6lug5eugen,
uno oerglet6en unuB berboten tper.
ben. aber onoere Snoultriearteu 8u
binoern> Gabriten> Die Grieoenstparen
proonaieren, labnt5ulegen, tpGre -
na9 Stur6o - Elm llnre6t, oos nur
getotfie omertfaniIbe uno engli1he
aopitaltiten (uno nidt ale) als Dor.
tetlboft fir ibre Broouftion onleben
rpiirhen. 9euti6lano muB &pirtidaft-
lid tpieoer ouferlteben, tpenn aud un-
ter uebertuadung uno &ontroue, Die
nottpenotg iin6, Inn feline @ieoerauf=
rlt1tl1ng 5u oerbinoern.
Deuti6lano muB in Der 8erlon fat=
ner nerantmortli6en Giibrer beltraft
meroen; es muB I'M 8erbdltnis 5u Iei>
men Wogli6teiten tooperieren uno
lutllens iein, 8ieoergut1nodungen,
Die es an beiebt gelpeie11en 2dnoern
l9uleet, 6ur65ufiibren. gs muB lit
Der netpenoigen @erpanol>ang bon
elmer friegeriiden Station in cine
rrteoliebenoe gef0roert mer0en.
Wan muB 0euti6lono in leinem
elgeHen Sntereiie uno 5um ggoble
gan5 Guropas uno Ger 8elt, Die
1Foglidbteit geben, iein QSirtl6oftsle=
ben piaeer ouf5ubauen uno iaine &C.
redtfertigten 8eitrebungen ols cine
61otli1ierte Station gu enttpifeln. Gin
bllibenaes Deuti6lano 1piro Elm not
lpenoieer aoeffi5ient fir Die 5tobtIi-
tat earopas fem; Elm Deutl tlblano inl
Je1leln, 6eripltttert uno eleno, miro |
eln EretbbanS fir &dmpfe, SSntriaen !
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06
Die weltbeehnlfs
81. Benedict Wuz1ds dsmIhe

Erprobtss Heilmittel gegen sns AFssa ve@ -
ten und frischen Wunden, GssehwwsRsas Co
waschsen. Bisswunden. KarAunkeAns usw. baess
Geld MUIR durch Post Money Order gU seAksksA.
Kaine Stamps - 60 Cants dSa 9shaeheeA -
J. L. Staah. 172es Valleyvisw Ave- Casvesaa& ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

is a very serious and intelligent
presentation of one phase of
European postwar problems.
Herbert Bibeuman directed
this one and while you may re-
call George Colours and OSa
MasSen. most of the cast are
unknown.
Your only stage show OF the
week is at the Downtown,
where Lionel Hampton and his
band are holding forth with
some really neat swing. Dinah
Washington is the vocalist with
the band, while the featured
acts are Joyner and Foster
comedians. and Billy and Eve4>
Ign Nightingale, tap dancers.
Three of a Kind" with Billy
Gilbert Is the screen attraction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

hilarious comedy about a girl
who buys a new hat and gets
everybody in trouble, is nothing
like Back Street." but 1t does
prove that Dunno and Boyer
can be just as amusing together
as they can be romantic.
Charles Coburn, of course,
comes in for much of the
humor.
Another team that Is Ito
gether again" is that of Greer
Carson and Walter Pidgeon in
Mrs. Parkington." at the
United Artists.
This is their sixth picture to-
gether and Is one of their best.
Carson looks better than ever,
incidentally. In that dark wig.
The Palms-State continues to
hold The Master Race" which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

trlguing drama out of the in
cidents in Mrs. Stoves excit-
ing life.
With Miss Hayes are Jane
Seymour, Robert Emhardt,
W c h ard Wilder, Robert
North, who is a Detroit lad,
and a large supporting cast.
Meanwhile, there's music in
the air at the Lafayette where
The Waltz King" also starts
it's second week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
One of Their Best

Together Again" strikes us
as being a particularly appro-
pirate title for the Fox film,
which co-stars Irene Dunno and
Charles Boyer. OF course, this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Kismet Held Over

On the screen side Of the
Rialto, we find 'Kismet" being
held over at the Michigan where
the patrons are so dazzled by
all that Oriental splendor in
Technicolor that they can
hardly tell who's on the screen.
This Arabian nightmare"
has Ronald Colnan as HafiZ,
the king of the beggars, a role
which Otis Skinner made IA
nous years ago.
Marlene Dietrich il just
about the most exotic thing you
ever saw as the queen Of the
dancing girls, while Joy Ann
Page, q lovely newcomer and
stalwart James Craig, furnish
the young love interest in all
this flesh and fantasy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Bonelli Starred

This operetta based on the
life of Johann Strauss has Rich
ard Bonelli. who is one of our
favorite baritones, in the title
role.
This play with music Is filled
with some Of the most popular
Of Strauss waltzes and has a
fine supporting cast with Margit
Bokor, Little Helm. Anthony
Marlowe and vivacious little
Marjorie Cooke.
Victor Carell. the Australian
baritone. sings the Bonelli role
at the Wednesday and Saturday
matinees.
The Wilson Is closed until
"Porgy and Bess" opens Dec. 16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Plenty of Good Attractions Here
as 1874 Season Draws TO Close

THE entertainment of 1914 draws close with final
L month filled with plenty of attractions both stage and
The Cass begins the second week of Harriet with Helen
Hayes in the title role the latest wonderful gallery
stage portraits
Harriet" you undoubtedly know is Harriet Beecher
Stowe, who wrote "Unce Toms Cabin caused
furore and which brought its auhoress international fame
Miss Hayes plays with great charm playwrights
Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements fashioned
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-25
WILLIAM A. LAMBETH

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. June
24-R-William Alexander Lam
beth, II, mmeber of the faculty
Of the University of Virginia for
more than As years and long lead
ing figure in intercollegiate ath-
|letics, died at the university hos
pital tonight fater lingering ill
ness.
DR.. Lambeth most recently serv-
ed the University of Virginia as
professor Of materia medica and
hygiene on the medical faculty.
Prior to that he had been head
of the department of physical edu-
cation, director of athletics and
superintendent Or grounds anc
buildings.
DR.. Lambeth had a leading part
in the shaping of present day
football and track competition
among the colleges. and he was
a member of the National Foot
ball Rules Committee that revis-
ed gridiron play in 1910. Also,
he was on the track rules COM
mittee which codified rules now
used in recognized competition.
He was born at Thomasville, N.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-25
REDS WIDEN FRONTS
IN VITEBSK SECTOR



directed salute o. 20 rounds from
224 of Moscow's big guns for each.
In his orders he disclosed the
names of the two commanders di-
recting operations in White Rus
sia-Col. Gen. Ivan Bagramian OF
the first Baltic army northwest OF
Vitebsk, and Col. Gen Ivan Cher
niakhovsky of the third White Rus
sian army south of there. 1t was
Basramian's army which made
the original advance close to vi
tebsk last winter.
The premier said Red troops on
the northern front had swarmed
across the Svir river all along
Dbos 1O0-mile caurse between
lakes Ladoga and Onezhskoe
(Onega), gaining up to 10 miles in
three days, and had freed more
than 200 places from the Germans.
The communique broadcast later
by Moscow and recorded by the
Soviet monitor said that $50 miles
farther north at the tip Of lake
Onezhskoe the Russians liberated
Medvezhekorsk. a district center
of the Karelo-F Soviet social
list republic and an important sta
ton on the Leningrad-Murmansk
railway.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-25
PAUL s. NEWTON

Funeral services for Paul S.
Newton, Jr., a. PM 1-c, were held
in the Rosehill Mt. Zion Presby'
terrain church Tuesday morning at
II o'clock. Services were conduct
ed by the Rev. F. M. Balm, as
sisted by the Rev. c. 7. Rogers.
Burial followed in the Rosehill
cemetery.
Pharmacists Mate Newton died
in La Plata, Md, hospital June
II as the result of injuries sus'
tanned in an automobile accident
He was stationed at the U. S.
Naval station, Paxutent River
Md, where he and Mrs. Newton
made their home. He enlisted in
the Navy in 1887. and recently re.
turned to the States after Is
months submarine service off the
coast of Australia. He is the son
of Mrs. P. S. Newton, ST., Rose
hill, and the late Mr.. Newton.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Miss Genelle Rouse of
Teachey and Magnolia; three Sis
tiers, Mrs. L. H. Smith, Jr., of Sa-
vannah, Ca, Mrs. T. r. Rouse,
and Mrs. Charlie Teachey, Jr., of
Rose Hill; two rephews and four
nieces.
Pallbearers were w. .. McLain;
Bruce Teachey, Jr., Dallas Her.
ring, DR.. c. F. Halves, Clifton AL
derman and Earl Fucsef.