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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-22

VOOIUIUoU ITUIu FUBe " the car. The cars forward motion was stopped by another tree in front of the car.
 Miss Derenchs cries summoned neighbors. but they were unable to extricate GouSe until the arrival of the detectives. capt. William Dug. gan and Patrolmen William ODea, Harold Greene. and Jerry Kenney drove him to Waterbury hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
 Medical Examiner pr. Edward H. Kirschbaum was notified, and this morning Chief Detective Inspector
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 change in the physical appearance of East Main street, opposite Brook street and 'in the heart of the theatrical district" It will also be recalled that the Immaculate Con- ception church has sold it's former site to a New York concern. It has been reported that this location now utilized as 6 parking place and for a gasoline station will be the scene of postwar building activi- ties also. The future w. T. Grant company Waterbury headquarters Is rumored as one of the prospective occupants of the big structure to be erected there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-22
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits have been Issued by Bldg. Inspec- tor John T. Hartley;
 Laicy GarOf0le. l1 East Liberty street. Alteration to porch. sI7S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-22

Mexico will have corn distributed nt prices the poor can pay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-22
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BUX WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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On E. Main St.

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Allies Win 24-hr. Fight

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Huge Tank
 Bottle Roses

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Coruso Is Executed

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-22

THE BOW HANKIE--A dar. ling new pattern in our sport hankie line. A gay-colored polka dot bow on white back. ground.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-22

SPORT DICKENS - By "Shirtcraft". Slip them on and off in q jiRy! Beautifully tailored in convertible or Peter Pan styles. Of sharskin and pigment cloth in white only.
 $l.OO
Evening star., 1944-09-06
Navy
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side the continental limits, combat
service and parenthood.
He added that when demobil-
iization is possible for the Navy it
win work, In closest possible CO.
operation with the Army in an en-
deAver to establish uniformity Of
demobilization and methods.
win Profit BY Experience.
Furthermore" Mr.. Forrestal con-
tinued. t"since demobilization Of the
Navy must await defeat Of Japan
the Navy will have an opportunity
to observe in operation q partial
demobilization OF the Army and will
thus be able to profit by the Army'a
experience"
Asked about release of oyerage
men, Vice Admiral Randall Jacobs
chief Of the Nays Bureau Of Per-
sonnel. attending d news conference
with Mr.. Forrestal. said "We cant
AFFORD to let men 60 until we gel
up to strength"
It Is understood that the Navy
has plan under consideration fol
retirement OF overage officers and
men, but conditions Of retirement
include assurance that the indi-
vidual leaving the service is re-
linquishing an assignment which
can be permanently abandoned.
Mr.. Forrestal told his news con-
ference the Japanese now are able
to mass their air power in a COM
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FOUND.

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saying Hitler was forming bands for
guerrilla warfare.
A broadcast on the German mill
tary radio said "the time has come
to made radical decisions in the
West" and explained that the high
command is faced with three tasks
to lead Nazi troops from France
back into Germany: to gain time
and to build hedgehog position
from which Germany, at the chosen
moment, can launch a counterat-
tack
Other German broadcasts pre-
dicted twin Allied invasion drives
for the Rhine-by 1t. Gen. George
S. Patton's Sd Army through Lune-
vile, Galween,> the Ardennes and
the Vosges Mountains, and by 1t
Gen. Alexander NJ Patch's 7th
Army through the Belfort Gan be-
tween the Vosges and Jura Noun
tains.
DNB said strong Allied armored
columns had been observed south
OF Besancon and striking north
with orders to force the Belfort
Gap"
The German radio placed the main
massing OF the Sd Army at the
headwaters of the Meuse River on
the northwest shoulder of the Vosges
mountains, northeast of Langres.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
|437,615 Volunteers
Complete Red Cross
Courses in 7 Years

A total Of 437,6l5 volunteers have
completed seven Red Cross training
courses since July l, l942, and $500, :
600 other volunteers are active in
work requiring no training, Basil
O'Connor, national chairman, an
nounced yesterday.
During the year ending June so
approximately 5,05S persons were
qualified as members OF the Red
Cross Home Service Corps which
aids veterans, servicernen and their
dependents in4S personal problems
This Is more than three times the
number trained the previous year,
Another 17,798. women were Ger.
titled as members of the Hospita
and Recreation Corps, which serve.
military and civilian hospitals
compared with ll.947 the yeal
before.
OF the 1858 volunteers trained
during the. past year, 59,777 ART
nurses aides. 1886 Canteen Corpt
members. 2l,326 staff assistants
5,3l4 Motor Corps members, 4,6ls
dietician's aides and 3,267 canteer
aides.
While the Nations pool OF vol
unteer nurses aides has reached
the 10000 mark, with 10000 womer
now in training. Mr.. O'Connor EN-.
phasized that even more are needed
to relieve the shortage of nurse.
in hospitals,
Meanwhile, the District Red Cross
Chapter announced the organiza-
tion OF a water safety instructor
class to begin next Wednesday a.
the Catholic University gymnasium
swimming pool, Seventh and Mich
igan avenue NE.
The class, which will be held
Evening star., 1944-09-06
Western Front
Continued From First Page. }

to confirm earlier front advices that
German troops were putting up a
more determined stand against
American units driving toward the
western borders of the Reich.
Reach Pont- a -MoussOn.
Another front dispatch said an
American column-presumed to be
the one which crossed the Meuse
at Commercy-had reached the Mo-
selle at Pont-a-Mousson, halfway
between Nancy and Metz, and had
encountered heavy German artillery
fire.
The most advanced officially an
nounced, American position between
Metz and the Luxembourg frontier
was 18 miles northeast of Verdun.
This would be some As miles from
Saarbrucken.
In Belgium Gen. Hodges lst
Army crossed the MeuSe against
slight enemy opposition at Dinant,
10 miles south of Namur, and at the
French town of Givent on the bor-
der. This Army drove the Nazis
from Charleroi, a city of $1,000.
swept on and liberated Namur and
pushed on toward Liege.
The British push into Holland
presumably was made straight north
of liberated Antwerp. Thirty miles
northwest of Brussels the British
Widened their wedge to the south
ern outskirts of Gent, the largest
Belgian city still in German hands.
Gent, with population of 162,858,
Is the third largest city in Belgium
Canadians Push to Strait.
A frobt-line dispatch said the
Canadians today pushed patrols
through to the Strait of Dover on
both sides of Calais Other units
were within mile of Boulogne. }
The German frontier area ALREADY
was under heavy aerial attack. Blows
which American heavy bombers
struck yesterday at industrial and
communications targets in Karl
'sruhe, Stuttgart and Ludwigshafen
possibly were prelude to a full
scale assaults by Allied ground
troops on the Siegfried Line. All
three cities are just behind the line,
also referred to as the West Wall.
The Paris radio said American
tanks had reached the German
border at several new places beyond
the Maginot Line, but gave no spe-
cific locations.
The German propaganda agency
Transocean said in a broadcast dis
patch that Nazi troops were at
tacking in some areas on the West
ern front and asserted they had re-
captured several inhabited places on
the Luxembourg French border.
1T is typical of German defense
tactics that some units sacrificed
themselves so as to enable larger
units to withdraw to new lines" the
agency said. indicating these opera
tlons were only delaying actions.
On the whole front" Transocean
continued, the Germans do not at
all play the role of the beaten"
Evening star., 1944-09-06

paratively small area. whereas a
year ago their air forces were spread
over an immense area.
He added that the Japanese OBJ
viously have been saving their forces
for engagements to come and as a
result will have more planes In STU
ture engagements. Also, he said
the Japanese have made many inn
portant technical improvements in
planes.
He said the Japanese assume
We'll be bored with war when the
European war is over" and knowing
the problems of supply in the
Pacific, the enemy thinks I'VE arr
a Nation not willing to see through
the war think they arr
wrong in that"
Evening star., 1944-09-06
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Evening star., 1944-09-06
Nazi High Command
Admits Allied Gains. ;.
Talks Of New Stand
BY the Associated Press,

LONDON, Sept. 6.-Lt. Gen. Kurt
Dlttmar, propaganda spokesman fol
the German high command, told the
Reich last night that a deficiency
OF means has placed success out o.
our reach" at present, but that &
new total mobilization would soor
stabilize the western front.
Gen. Dittmar compared .the Al.
lies break-through to the Germans
own smashing of the Maginot Lint
in 1910 and said the basic reason
underlying all our difficulties is
known-the insufficient number OF
the forces employed"
But, he added, this will be different
from now on.
Fronts Are Reduced.
Now we are fighting on consid-
erably reduced fronts" he asserted
When our national strength, whose
total mobilization has been the aim
of all our efforts in the last few
weeks, is concentrated on the Short
ened prepared lines then it will be
possible for us to restore the stra-
tegic balance which we have now
lost in the west
Gen. Dittmar conceded the job of
stopping the Allies would not be
easy. Nobody must forget that we
shall have to make tremendous ef-
forts and prove exceptional stead
fastness until the front in the west
will again be stabilized" he said.
Making use of an ancient Roman
term, the triarii - soldiers of the
Third line, the last reserve-Gen
Dittmar said Germany's fate lis in
deed in the hands of the triarii."
Reich to Play for Time.
Other Nazi commentators said
Germany's strategy now was to play
for time, to fight a battle of attri-
tion in the rear while building in
.ternal defenses that would with
stand the Allies. and Stockholm dis
patches quoted the German press as
Evening star., 1944-09-06

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Allies Capture Ridge
In Furious Battle
For Key 10 Rimini
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Sept. 6.-Powerful 8tt
Army forces have captured ar
important ridge running from
the key town of Coriano to tht
Adriatic Sea in furious battling
below Rimini, eastern anchor o1
the Nazis' Gothic Line, bu,
Coriano is still in German hands
Allied headquarters said today
Allied patrols have penetrated
the town, but troops have not beer
able to enter it in force. The Ger
mans were said to be putting up q
fanaticar defense on high ground to
the left of Coriano.
North of Pisa on the western end
of the Italian front the Americans
continued to register gains, driving
the Germans from Altopascia and
sending patrols deep into the impor-
tant communications center of Luc-
ca, a provisional capital with pop
ulation of $4,000, 10 miles northeast
of Pisa.
Resistance Increases.
British columns ran into growing
resistance north of Florence but
scored important gains in the high
terrain overlooking the city. 81
The resistance of the Nazis on
the Adriatic showed signs of weak
ening as the Canadians and other
elements of the 9th Army severely
mauled fresh tank and infantry re-
Inducements thrown into their path.
The Germans have been COM
PEELED to relieve their much
battered parachute battalion by an
ill-assorted collection of men from
the Turkoman division, which was
commanded by Maj Gen. Otto van
Vledemayer, but who apparently has
been relieved of his command.
The new Canadian drive which
started two nights ago has carried
to within half mile of the Marano
River, in the face of considerable
opposition from self propelled and
antltank guns.
Rimini Shelled.
No new gains were reported in
the direction of Rimini, though for
the last 48 hours the British have
been less than miles from that
vital terminus to the vulnerable
valley of the Pc.
British warships shelled Rimini,
however, slamming more than 600
rounds into the batteries guarding
the port. Excellent results were
claimed.
The 5th Army consolidated rap
Idly all the high ground to the west
OF Florence which has fallen to it
in the three-day advance and one
column was well ahead of the road
center of Altopascio and moving
north toward Pescia.
German resistance west of Flor
ence was confined mostly to small
groups. using all types of infantry
weapons and supporting. fire from
75-mlllimeter field guns The 5th
Army has had to contend with
elaborate mine fields and extensive
demolitions. Many great explosions
which were unexplained were re-
ported east and west of Pistoia, a
key objective 26 airline miles north
west of Florence.
North OF the fighting on the Adri-
attic, Allied fighters and bombers
continued to raid communications
and destroy bridges. O..
Evening star., 1944-09-06
New England Yord
To Launch DE Vessel

BY the Associated Press.
QUINCY, Mass, Sept 6.-The de-
Stroyer escort Horace A. Bass will
be launched from the Bethlehem
Steel Co. yaa'd next Tuesday, Isl
Naval District headquarters an.
nounced today.
Named for Ensign Horace A. Bass
jr., U. S. N. r., Roanoke, Va. re-
ported missing in action August "a
1912, the new DE will be sponsored
by his widow. who lives in San
Francisco, Calf.
Ensign Bass was awarded the
Navy Cross for extraordinary hero
ism as an airplane pilot during the
battle of Midway, June 4, 1912.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
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from I to 10 pm. on MondeyB.
Wednesdays and Fridays, Is open
only to persons who have completed
the Red Cross senior hfe-saving
course.
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kol1cert in opereta
pev. zbora Zarja

Ker Sc nahajamo v vojnem
casu, SO pevske kot druge kul-
turne ustanove zelo prizadete
Lepega petja Sc zelo malo slisi
Vkljub temu Sc pew. zbor Gar
ia" se zmerom dobro drzi.
V 1aedeljo %. aprila priredi
svoj obicajni pomladanski kon-
cert v avditoriju Slovenskega
narodnega donna ma St. Clair
Ave. s,.~
Pricetek oh 500 uri popol-
dne. Kakor doslej, bo Zarja tu-
di ma tenn koncertu podala pc
ster spored.
v prvem delu DO vec lepih pc
smi, med mimi diva lepa vene-
ka in tudi nekaj novih pesmi
Pc. dolgen easu boste imeli
priliko spet slisati "Vencek ma
rodnih pesmi", v katerem je tu.
Cdi vkljueena ona INA sLaskem
puske pokajo" it'd.
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v gazolinski miljazi potom
"ALLIoUT" postrezbi.
OLE OSTANE CIsTEJsE!
Ko je blato odstranjeno bo
ostalo ollie cistiiSe die.
DALJSE zIvLJENJE KOLEs-
JA! Transmisiia in diferenci-
Ia izgubi Skodliivo navlako
fedko zimsko ollie Sc nadomesti
Q svezim poletne kakovosti So
HIO oliem "a kolesje..
DALJSE zIyLJENJE AvTA!
Ko pDvrnete zdravie v vas dra-
gs0cef motor, transInisiio in di-
fer6nciks. SCTIO'S ALL
OUT special resnici pomo-
re DO daaisega ziylienja avtu.
] vAKSTpO v GORKEM yRE-
MENU! z osvezenim motor
jem in zavarovanimi nevarnimi
tockami, ste zayarOveni pri
voznji v vrocem vremenu
II x3[ :. -, e,.sf Il ~. ~ 81 -,
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srRAN 3

politicne kiube, mas Hrvatov,
kakor tudi Slovencev in dr,lgih
narodnosti. Govoril je o delu
Cosmopolitan lige, kjer je "a
stopal mas klub.
Potem Sc je mas klub eno-
glasno izjavil, da pri primafnih
volitvah indorsira sledece kan
didate: Frank j. Lausche "a 60
vernerja, William M. Boyd "a
drzavnega senatorja, John ].
Sweeney "a serifa in Anthony
J. Tomse "a drzavnega posian-
ca.
Prihodnja seja Sc vrsi dne
25. aprila v Turkovi dvorani, ma
16O11 Waterloo Rd.
John Cicich, tajnik,
491 East 152nd st.
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Otroke spece kot medenjake in
jih poje."
Oba odhitita v goz d iskat
Jankota in Metko.
Drugo dejanje
Prisla sta Janko in Metka V
gozd in ker sta bila pridna, sta
nabrala polno kosarico sladkih
jagod. Ker pa sta bila lacna in
iagode 7tako sladke in dobre,
sta jih .pricela JEST in predno
sta Sc zavedla Aaj delata, je BIZ
la kosarica prazna.
Kaj sedaj? Domov ne smeta
prazna, ker. bi matt proved roh-
nela in jih jiaa po zadnji plati
nastela. Nabrati jagod tudi ne
moreta, ker je noe. Sova skovi-
ka in tam zadaj nekaj sunni.
Janko bodri Metko,, a Sc sam
trese strahu. Ubrala hi jo do
NOV, pa sta zgresila pot. Ko-
neeno ju premaga utrujenost,
lezeta pod jelko in potem, ko
sta opravila vecerno molitev =
sladko zaspita.
Odpre Sc nebo in angelji pri-
dejo z nebeskih visav okrog spe-
cih otrok.
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sa nasim urnjetnicina Predra-
gom zinkom Milanov. Gosp.
Predrag je clanom Hrvatskog
harodnog kazalista u zagrebu.
Zinka Milanov je vodeca SUI
prano d Metropolitan Opera Go.
i jedna Cd najglasovitijih pie
vacica u svijetu. / 'sto nam maj
draze mora biti, oboje lube
pomazu svoj narod ma starom
domu, mas hrvatski narod kao
i cijei narod Jugoslavije.
Cist dohodak sa ovoga kon-
certa namjenjen je "a mas pat
nicki ali borbeni narod u staroj
domovini.
Dodiite svi - Dobro dosli
Odbor Hrvatskog kongresa.
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ITS STUFFED OUR SECURITY Mcoa.-
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Tretje dejanje

Jutro je. Via Rosnica skropi
blagodejno roso po tratah in Ii
vadah. Sonce posije in najde O.
troka speea pod jelko.
Prva skoei Metka pokoncu in
"a njo Sc skobaca BE zaspancek
Janko. Pripovedujeta 81 o an
geljih, Xxi sta .Jih videla v sa-
njah. Pa zagrmi in tema ju OBJ
jane. Cd strahu Sc stisneta
skupaj. Ko pa Sc posveti, ugle-
data hisico, vso napravljeno IL
medu in sladu. Sladkor Sc bli-
Sci krog oxen in lin, a ma sire
hi Sc ,vrsti mnozina rozin. VISA
radostna zapojeta: Oh hisica
sredi lesa
Lacna sta in sladkorcki sc
tako vabljivi. Obotavljata Sc, a
skomine SO prevelike in konec.
no steeeta k hisici in odlomita
kos slaseice. Pa Sc oglasi ca
rovnica znotraj:
"Hej, kdo je ,zlomek, XII gloda
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Program: A1aericka himna i
"Oj Slaveni'', izvadja tambu-
raski zbor Sedla6ek Jf. - Go.
vori Bernard v. McGroarty. -
Pjeva Ukraj jinski pjevacki zbor
- Kozacki pies, izvadjaju mia
de. Ukrajinke. Pjeva grupa
"Abraseviee'.' - Ustanici, ko je
lola i mi dolazino, deklamira
Mr.. Predrag Milanov. - Domo-
vini i ljubavi, sveh .dus dan, pa
stirica, Gdje 81 duso, ma Benba-
81 in moi Split = spjeva zinka
Milanov uz pratnju DIR. Lau-
sche. +
Program ,je bogat a narcotic
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Tuka e pomadask XII pnese novo venje zastaral
Cudovt prodkt ciscene motorjaSOOTONE
odsn bato navlako XII nabrala
mrzem Pomaga oprost
zboano restoa so gadko delovane
preprosto me1ancno operacijo
"AOUT posezba odstran zableno moono ollie in
koesu motornega OLA KvORTOV FA
REozNEGA soHIO NHOToRNEGA oIJA-N KCN1PLETNO IzME-
NJAvo OLA Ito ka potrebuee Ianmso in di-
ferencjo vse $500
Dobte sof4Io AIoUr' SPECIAL sedan boljs
zayaroyan avto
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v drugem delu bo pa vprizor-
jena speveigra "Kneta ali me-
scana". v Mi boste razvideli
kako Sc poeutijo fraescani kadar
pridejo med kmete in obratno.
Vsebine tie spevoigre ne bo-
mo opisovali, ker Sc nam zdi,
da je najbolje, da pridete sami
81 jo ogledati. 4
Zarja je sklenila, da bo daro-
vala polovico vsega, preostan-
ka v sklad Ia nase trpece ljud-
stvo V starr domovini.
Torej je ia prireditev vredna,
da Sc je udelezite il tega vzro-
ka.
Razvedrila DO obilo in kultur=
ma drustva, XII sc tudi v teh ca
sih trudijo vrsiti take naloge,
zasluzijo vso oporo nase javno-
sti.
"Zarja" ape1ira, da 81 nabavi-
te vstopnice " predprodaji, ka-
tere dobite pri pevcih in pev-
kah "Zarje", pri Jos. Durnu v
trgovini. ma Waterloo in v sta.
rem poslopju. v Slovenskean
narodnem domu, ter da posetit2
koncert, ker boste v prijatell
ski druzbi uzivali nekaj veseli.1
ur.
Podrobnosti o koncertu boste
razvideli IL progran1a.
Publicijski odbor
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Hrvatski demokratski klub

Ma zadnji re dni seji 32nd
Ward Hrvatskega demokrat-
skega kluba, katera je bila pre-
cej dobro posecena po elanih,
:je predsednik Daniel Stakich,
obsirno govoril o delu nasega
kluba v proslem letu in doka-
zal je potrebo organiziraltja v
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NAPLES, ITALY - .Vesuvius is
again in eruption, the worst since
1872. Towns have been destroyed;
some of which are. Pompeii, San
Sebastiano, Massa Di 5Somma and
Cercola. u. S. Army trucks have
successfully evacuated the inhabi-
tants of the villages so that no
casualties occurred according to
latest reports. The hot lava is
vicious force flowing steadily down
the side of Vesuvius. At intervals
like the beat Of a pulse, the hot
molten mass surges ahead with
every belch from the interior Of
the volcano and destroys property.
orchards, and vineyards - every
thing in its path. ., 49,. ,.