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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Worldwide
Rally Urged
special .. THE prrnorr TIMEs

>WlNONA LAKE. Ind, July "A
Aiming at a worldwide Youth
for Christ movement. four-point
program for such an organization
was enunciated here by DR.. Tor
rey Johnson of Chicago. interna-
tional director of the group which
is holding its first conference.
Telling the meeting in the Billy
Sunday Tabernacle yesterday that
I'D like TO see "a bunch Of our
young people really 90 throughout
the world and do a joh. DR.. John
son said the four points are:
I've must invade every
part of the English speaking
, world with our message for
youth. None OF us has the right
TO be satisfied with our own
local endeavor. II we cannot
spread that message we have
failed.
2-We want to win youth for
Christ all around the world.
3-To be OF mutual help and
10 lend our talents 10 each other
4-We want TO conduct city
wide reylvals aimed especially
at youth and neld under the
guidance of Youth for Christ
leadership.
Enlarging on the worldwide
aspect Of the movement, DR..
Johnson pointed 10 Nazi youth
as a striking example OF the
need OF guidance and reclama-
ton and said
'Tf German youth ls not now
won for Christ, IL will be won
for communism, and commu-
nIsm Is the enemy Of Christi
Anity.
"As goes Germany, so goes
Europe and, I might add. 20 our
hopes for future world peace"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
n Reach
Hospital

BATTLE CREEK. July "a
Among the "a weekend arrivals
OF Michigan wounded at the Percy
Jones Hospital Center included the
following Detroit area men
AIKEN CAPT MAX r 2s7o Blaine
BEGUHH FFc. CHARLES " JR 74s
Seminole
BRAHAR rs JOSEPH 2sZs Crsylinr
RUNDZA, CPL RAYMOND J., SSH Marion.
DALTON PFC MARK ss04 quincy
DEvEYOUSC PVT JOHN r $3.50 H0i-
comb
YEsIK. PFC MARTIN 1901 Edwin. Ham
tramck
der - Clair Shores
HUsAK PVT. ALEXANDER J. ls7 PaSa-
denA Highland Para
LETO PFC FRANK 1850 scott
MOORE PIT HEPBERT l., M Clemens
NOvAK PgT JOSEPH l. I2sOs Sanders
RUSCHE. IsT IT VIED " 1850 Patton
SCHULTZ SGT MAX 5244I OcesnAl
SHARPE. 10 1T ALFoED. 77so jay
wOJCTECHOWSHI PFC BERNARD
1881 Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
IL Filters
Decorated

B-29 BASE, Guam. July "a
Fifteen Michigan members Of Su-
perfortreSs crews. including nine
men from the Detroit area, today
won air medals for achievement
IN bombing strategic japanese
targets.
Those receiving awards were;
S(SGT. HUGH MORRISON. lsl%o
Iswton.
$ set FRANK ToBm ~ l17s
= Cshfl-+ter-
S SGT ROY MCLEOD $3.50 n Martin
dale
FLIGHT OFFICER sTANLEY each
43TS sprtnE~eih
SET LEO V KETTZ ssss BrOcEton
SGT LEO ? RABACT 1899 Whcemsfe
SGT ALEE = vERBLE iSES WiFer
k/SGT JOEL J. BOERSkhA 4i3 Joss
phins
scr .VLoYp y JOKES. iiss SECOND
Wyandotts
SSCT ELrON TiToRPE Pontiac
SfSCT JACK ~ HENDERSON Port Huron
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Here's Speedy Relief For
TENDER ACHING
BURNING FEET
Emerald Oil Must Give Complete
Satisfaction or Money Back

Your feet may be 80 tender and In
famed that you mink you can't 80 another
step Your shoes may feel as n they are
cutting into the flesh You feel sick all
over with The pain and torture and pray
for quick relief What's O. be done
Two or three Applications Of Moones
Emerald OH and IN - minutes the pain
and soreness disappears few more ap-
puCatons al regular intervals and you are
on the road 20 solid foot comfoot.
no matter how discouraged you nave
been With powders foot baths and other
applications u you have not tried En-
eraid OIL then you have something 20 learn.
SO good Is Emerald on that thousands
ot bottles are sold annually 10 help FOLKS
with soft corns and callouses
Every good druggist sells Emerald Oil
satisfaction guaranteed or money back You
pay a little more for Emerald OIL but Oh
Boy the results you get-it's worth IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Police Hunt Invader
OF Woman S Home

Police today were searching for
a man accused by Mrs Viva F..
Banks. 81. OF l3iS w Grand Blvd
Of making two unsuccessful at
temp'S 10 attack her
Mrs Banks described her as
Sailant. who entered the back door
Of her home yesterday, as Negro
who fled when she threatened
him with a gun.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Laundry Soap Boost
OF 10 Pei. Promised

WASHINGTON, July "a GNS)
Secretary % Agriculture Ander-
son today promised the nation 5
housewives 100 million more
pounds Of heavy duty" home
laundry soap such as chips. fakes
and powders an increase of 10
per cent. during the next II
months
At the same time. Anderson an
nounccd that the government does
not plan 10 ration soap, due 10 the
complexities involved in the ra-
tioning operation
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

brother, one sister; memorial
mass, 10 a m. Saturday. July 28,
Holy Family Church.
SECOND 1T. WESLEY C..
INSKO, "a. infantry, Jne 10, Okl-
nawa Northern graduate; at
tended Wayne University; Cadil-
lac Motor emplOye; participated
in numerous bands and choirS Of
Detroit churches; in service. May,
1914: overseas February 1915 I;
leaves parents, Mr., and Mrs Otto
fnsko, go Smith; two brothers,
three sisters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Slayer of Egypf'S
Premier Must Die

CAIRO, July "a GNS)-Mah-
mud ISSawi, 26-year-old Egyptian
lawyer. received a death sentence
from a military court today for
the fatal shooting of Egyptian
Premier Ahmed Maher PaSha
The premier was shot last Feb
TuarV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Honor Roll
wmm- Official
- Casualty
w. List

Outstate casualties announced
by the war department total one
dead. eight wounded and one
missing.
Naval casualties for the out
state area number l9 dead and
eight wounded.
In all cases the next of kin
have been notified and have been
kept informed of any change in
CfafnC 1
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Casually Sketches:
Detroit
Heroes

Today'S biographical sketches
Of Detroit servicemen killed and
wounded, according 10 official
army and navy releases and next
Of kin:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Mrs. Luce in @. B. S. Play

STANFORD, Conn. July "a
uNS) - CongresSwoman Clare
Boothe Luce was reported today
planning 10 spend her summer va
cation playing the title role in
George Bernard Shaws Candida
In Simmer thehter Droduction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
French Envoy 10 Paris

WASHINGTON. July "a (INS)
French Ambassador Bonnet an
nounced today that he would re-
turn TO Paris for a brief business
trip in a few days
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

gra duate: IN
service o CT o.
Der, 1912; over
seas Septem-
b Q r, / 9 4 4;
leaves wifi g.
A n toin e tia,
daughter, Vir-
ginia parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.
Curcuru, 6444
s I g a d m a n.
Dearborn; one
brother in Serv-
100 an ~ N q r
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Greek Minister Quits

ATHENS. July "a CINS)-For-
eign Minister Sofianopoulos Of
Greece resigned today
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
NAVY WOUNDED

FIFID GEDPCE FREDKRfCK IT - c
uNHR-Hasbauc % Mrs. Aice Fislc Howell
SIMON FRANCIS FyNPY PVT USHCR
MI snd AFx. Henry SfrsOn. Rsfuus
SINCLAIR CRAIG ADELDERI. SGT
t'SNCP--Pbr~n't NJ and NJ Hairy y
sine air. Iron M0untAla
sNITd IVAN THOMAS. SGT UsMCR-
Husband - Ms Estuebeils Smith ylint
TIKI FER ROBERT RApTI ET-T set
tSMCR--Pa "a -rnu Nj and Mrs Howard
lf,ieg. OspsVl.
THOMSON FLOYD GLENN PYC
'SNCN-Tusbsnc o. Nrf Name n TnornA
son Battle Cfeck
WINNER. ROY SIDNEY. PFC USMCR-
Husband - Ms Nils p WINNER. KAlamAIDr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
PVT SCHULZ

MARINE PVT. HAROLD JE-
ROME SCHULZ. 25, May 5, Oki-
nawa. hospitalized, Pearl Harbor;
awarded Purple Heart; Carboloy
cmploye; IN service June. 1874;
overseas December. 1874; son of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley X Schulz,
5l35 Concord; brother, Pfc Stan
lev.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
OUTSTATE
ARMY DEAD

PACIFIC AREA
sILER. RICHARD T., PVT son OF Mrs
Helen NJ SieT Merrill
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC ARIA
FOUTCH OSCAR D.. PFC Nephew Of
James William Flint
KIRBY EMERSON PFC.-son Of Mrs
Jeanette Kirby. LAnAing.
PEARSON. VERNON q PFC Son OF Mrs
SuLannA A Pearson. CrOseell
PIcCIANO LAWRENCE H.. PFC son OF
Michael PicciAnO. KeueenaV Bay
PIDDDCK. RONALD c. r 4-s0n % Mrs
Margaret NJ PlddOck WAldron.
PORTERFIEI-D CLINTON PFC son Of
MTK. DeilAh Freed. SaEinNs.
RIEMERSMA. CHARLES n. Ty5-Son OF
Mrs Minnie Riemersms Holland
THORBrPE FREDERICK " PFC -HuS
band % Mrs Helen ThOrburn Kingsley
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
AnvERrTsEMENT
is A WIFE TO
BLAME If she
doesn't ku0sN.
These Intimuis PhritsI Fetis'

In this modern age OF frankness
there's no excuse for women not 20
know how important douching often
Is TO feminine cleanliness, health and
happiness And how weak. home
made mixtures of salt. sodA or vine
gar DO NOT and eAs NOT give the
great oerntctdal and deodordnt action
OF zoETrE discovery OF q famous
Surgeon and Chsmst.
No other type liquid antiseptie-
germicide for the douche OF all those
tested N so POWERFUL yet so sAyx 70
tissues. zoNrrK destroys odor Helps
guard against infection. II KILLS
every germ II touches. You know it's
not always possible to contact all
germs In the tract. But rou CAN BIZ
sUpE--zoHrTE immediately kills all
reachdbIe germs. Use a. directed
often as you wish without risk Of
injury Buy EoEIrr today
- Z1z1SED 2
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
WOUNDED
MARIN CPL. THOMAS
FRANK SAUNDERS JR.. 10. May
X &c II 4 X ID

9. Okinawa, hoSpitallzed, Hawaii
awarded Purple Heart. awarded
Bronze Star Sept. 26, 1914, for
heroiSm IN Peleliu Islands; at
tended Cooley. IN service Novem-
Der, 1912. overseas April, 1943,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas +.
Saunders ST.. 1925 Woodingham
Drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
ARMY MISSING

PACIFIC AREA
HEILISGTOS. HOWARD A ID LIT
Son n hu MARY c. Shs.llnEton, Freepor.
NAVY DEAD
~ Mrs France S Atkins
kAlsmALoo.
HENEDIcT- RICHARD CARLISLE PVT
UsMCR-rsfentA, Mr. and Mis- Adsn c Bens-
dic, YplNanu
CHvOIKA. Join PvT UsMcR- Par.
entt. NJ. and art Frank ?. chvulGh. BrecE.
enridgs
DECKER CLAYTON ALBERT PVT
uShcE-hotnsr Mn LsPhA N Decker LAKE
Orion
CODlN MORGAN KENNETH PFC
usNCR- Psrenu, Mr. and Mr. Asuils Codin
Men1mlnr'
JAROSzy JOSEPH JOHN PFC UsACR-
Mother NrA Nsry Jsro1 Homer
KoIAsA. ROBERT WILLIAM PVT
usMCE- Mother Ms Gertrude koiaaA.
saElns.
IA RCE FREDERICK THOMAS PVT
LgNCR- -Fath~r Henry " Ia Eus p.sanG
fESSAPD PDBEET JAMES PVT uSHCR
Husband - Mrs Alce : LsAsafd. Muskegon
LEWIS EDWARD IRA PFC. usMcP-
Parents Nj and &s wilmer Lssli. Pint
EOPMANDIS PHILIP FLOYD PFC
r~MCR-Fetenu Mr.. and Mrs Joseph ,
NCrusncin quincy
PAwLOsKI EDWARD FRANK PFC
ushCF Hasbaud - Mn E.4Ias Pssiosd
Ses Bgtislo
REARDON PAUL JOSEPH cpl UsACR
Husband Of Hu MARJORIE Rsardon
lackEDn
SCgREUR GERALD JAY PFC. UsNCR-
Parents M Anc AIRS Garrett ScLregf
Lowell
sHEFTkR JACK LESLIE. PFC UsMCR-
PsrentE NJ Ane Hn Clayton Shelter Ftint
SkUIINSKI WALTER JOSEPH PVT
USAC-PATenu, NJ ana Hu FrAnk
Ssv7frskt Grand PAritG
TOUSiCnAST, ALLAN KEITH PVT
rsSC rents. ~ 49, Hn George :
Toaiignsnt Iron Mountain.
WARDEN DONALD PCBEPT PVT
uShC-Husbsnf o. Hu Ethsl L Warden
WHSTTAEEP fpSEpH HENRY PFC
irSMC-Psfenu. VI and Nu WelfmAn n
NhIttAEef Enynr CITY
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
[mIf'''|.f'H1H 1T j. 5! !

STORE HOURS DAILY, 5;4S; SATURDAY, 9:45 TO
Personal shopping available A NJ
f~msdafs o. Wa o~ Hnd,o EleuB Floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
DEAD

PFC. NUNZIo CURCURU, %,
AAF, June IA, Burma; FordSon
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

ADvEPrISEAfENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Decorate and Protect
Your Dining Table

neither your Summertime meals are
-ved with formality or buffet-style on
he porch or in ahe back yard-you'll
rave about the attractive, practical
laundry-saving qualities of these
mats. Choose from either plastic or
water-repellent fabric styles, and
see for yourself what an effective
mealtime boon they will prove.
MEZZAKINE-Grand River-Ssetios A
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-12
REPLACES HORST VESSEL

CHICAGO, June IL. - WH -
American juke box 1--WE, instead Of
the Horst Vessel song, is filling
the old Bund headquarters in
Chicago today. The hall where ad-
mirers of Hitler strutted in pre-
war days was taken over by the
Fraternal Order of Eagles when
the Nazis cleared out and the Ea-
giles now donate the hall on Thurs
day nights to neighborhood young
sters for a Youth Canteen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-12

vate sale would in all respects be
binding.
Under our law, in order TO OBJ.
tain a divorce on ground of sepa-
ration, a person must have been
resident of the State for six months
Immediately preceding the institl-
ton of divorce action, and the par
ties must have lived separate and
apart for two years Immediately
preceding the institution of d.
vorce action.
''Cities and towns in North Caro-
lima may levy a poll tax not 10
exceed dollar on every male in
habitant over 81 and under so
years Of age.
1.-THE governing body of a city
or town may fix the amount Of
insurance or surety bond required
of taxicab operators, provided the
amount of this bond or insurance
shall be in force only from and
cab operated.
Acts of our General Assembly
shall be in forced only from and
after 80 days after the adjourn
ment of the session at which they
were passed, unless otherwise ex-
pressly provided. There is no pro-
vision in our law which excludes
ing the date upon which a law be-
comes effective.
1.-The governing bodies of a nu-
nicipality are given the power 70
regulate and prohibit the sale Of
wine or beer from 1880 pm. on
Saturday nights, until z am. the
following Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-12
ABSENTEE VOTING
DEFINED IN n. f.

RALEIGH, June 1l-tR-1n a d.
gest of opinions relating mostly to
county and municipal election
laws, Attorney General Harry Nc
Mullan said today that in the alb
sence Of specific charter provisions
a municipality is not authorized to
hold primary elections, nor is it
privileged to use absentee ballots.
Absentee ballots can be used
only in general elections, which
apply only to the State as whole
he said. In other election law inter.
pretations, Mcmillan ruled that:
Municipal election ballot s
should provide space for a voter t.
write in the names of persons Tor
whom he desires to vote.
I'm primary election under our
law, a person registered as Re.
publican could not file as Demo.
cratic candidate. or vice versa. An
aspirant to office must be affiliated
with the political party whose can.
didate he seeks to be.
THE words voter and 'elector'
mean the same under our law. The
term qualified voter implies moi
simply that the person is eligible
to be a voter, bu: as well and nee.
essarily that he is registered as
such in the manner prescribed by
law
I'm order for a person to be
eligible to hold a city office, ne
must be resident of the city and
a registered voter therein :. The
question of residence is one to be
determined by registrars an
judges of election.
In other opinions, Mcmillan held
that:
In considering whether the
amount to be paid by the borrowe,
exceeds the maximum legal rate
Of interest, it is immaterial that q
loan agent does not stipulate tbs
exact rate of interest to be charg.
ed but leaves the borrower to de-
termine the amount of interest to
be paid.
"Under the American doctrine, d
municipal corporation, when once
created by an act Of the general
assembly, can be dissolved only
by an act of the legislature.
THE motor truck license
marked farmer and issued at a
lower rate than that for a private
hauler, does not authorize the use
Of the farm truck in the hauling OF
lumber, which does not come with
in our statutes definition Of farm
products
I'm the absence of fraud or col
fusion, sale of county property by
board Of commissioners at pri-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-12
WITH THE AEF:
CT Opens Beer Hall

ter of ceremonies but many of his
buddies didn't recognize him att
first. He was dressed in a top
hat and tails and his chest wass
decorated with scores Of flashing,
Nazi medals. But his patter be-
tween numbers was decorated with
the same CT language they all re-
membered, so everybody booed and
Kissed and otherwise applauded
heartily.
One of the shows most popular
performances was a sad sack quar-
tet, with Pvt. Norman Barmach,
Chicago, ILL.,; Pfc Warren Wheeler
jamestown, N. Y; Sgt. Martin R..
Hollash, Philadelphia, and Sgt.
Frank Matthews OF Canton, Ohio,
hitting heart-breaking harmony on
barbershop ballads. :
Violin and guitar music wa
provided by Sgt. Edward Swedek
of Chicago; Pfc. Don Taylor, Lans-
ford Station, S. c.; Cpl. Samuel
S. Taylor. Wyandotte, Mich, and
Pfc. w. ]. Collier, Ringing, Okla.
Mario Sala of Los Angeles. Cal:
accompanied on the piano.
Sgt Henry Freeman of Ottowa,
Kans., showed the boys how SIM
pie it was to play the harmonica
and accordion at the same time.
U. S. Saith Division doughboys are
somewhat disguised with German
equipment and technicians. 1t is
all because of Pfc. Bill Cross OF
Allentown, Pa, and Pfc. Les An
derson of Hollywood, Calf
Members. of the 335th Infantry
regiment, they grabbed off Ger
man movie r u OK complete with
film protector and spare parts and
all the other essential doodads
shortly before the war ended. Then
when the battalion CTS clamored
for a show they decided to try out
the equipment. Since the pictures
were Hollywood-made, with the ac-
tors speeches in English, the Ger
mans had printed sub-titles in Ger
man.
Everything started out fine h e
night of the premiere with Cap
tain Blood as the feature, p u $
short subjects and comedy. How
ever, hallway through the comedy
the last reel of the feature sud-
denly appeared on the screen.
Disillusioned at the German su-
permen for mixing up the film,
Cross and Anderson Strengthened
it out and continued the comedy
which ended with few scenes
from Snow White and the Seven
DWarfs."
A few nights later the doughboys
gathered enough courage to tr y
again and everything went fine
for a while. Then scenes from Gull
liver's Travels began popping up
in the middle of Laurel and Har.
| dy comedy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-12
By KENNETH L. DIXON

WITH THE AEF IN OCCUPIED
GERMANY, June 8.-(Delayed)-
RNThere is quite a crowd these
nights at Nate Braverman's Half
mark Club"
Nate is sweating out his dis
charge now after fighting this war
through Tunisia, Italy, France and
Germany. While he awaits his re-.
turn to tending his dads bar again
at Braverman' Tavern Q242 South
Fourth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. He
draws a few for the boys in the
former German beer hall he con.
verted into a CT brew dispensary.
He is going to have plenty to
tell when he gets home. For that
matter, he can tell the boys in
these parts plenty. He landed in Al
geria in the North African inva.
sion. was captured nine hours later
by the French and held a day and
half Until they surrendered.
While with a heavy weapons
company in the Tunisian campaign
he met his brother Sgt. Martin
Braverman who was a replace
ment riheman in the same bat
talon. Martin was wounded seri-
ously and has since gone back to
help his dad run the tavern.
But Nate went on to Salerno and
Anzio and finally got a home fur
Tough more than year ago. He
joined the 18th infantry division and
returned to battle through France
and Germany. After We Day his
division officers looked around for
recreational facilities to keep the
occupation troops occupied. N a e
got the idea for a beer hall.
1t was approved so the 28-year.
old erstwhile Philadelphia barkeep
located the hall, got the fixtures
and secured the countryside for the
best beer and wine available. Then
he opened for business.
Mates sidekicks wanted to name
the hall Mates Tavern" but he
said no, declaring that even a mon.
profit" joint, which it is, needed
some advertising. So he held con.
test. The winner submitted the
name Hallmark" and Nate used
it for several reasons including the
fact that the price of beer was
half a mark Give cents). The win.
ner was given 10 free beers, and
Nate is getting back into practice
for his old job.
Company K of the U. S. 276th in.
fantry regiment finally came ur
with a variety hour" at Scheurr
the other night and despite h c
fact that most of its riflemen per.
formers were more accustomed
to fighting than footlights every.
body allowed that it was a pretty
good show.
Staff Sgt. Malcolm Muzynski, Of
River Rouge, Mich, served as mas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-12

Eight hundred typewriter pages
were required to set down the de-
tails of the Navy's part in D-Day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-12
Men Who
GET Up Nights
| Often Lose Their Pen

II you have to get up 3 or more times a
night, your rest is broken and IT'S no wonder
II you feel old and rundown before your
Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages, Back
ache, Leg Pains, Nervousness Rheumatic
Pains, or Swollen Ankles, due to non-organic
and non-systemic Kidney and Bladder Trou-
bles, you should try cystex Ia physicians
prescription) Usually. the very frst dose Of
cystex goes right to work helping the Kid
neys flush out excess acids and wastes which
cystex exactly as directed and watch for
quick help and rapid increase in pep, more
youthful feeling and Joy In living. cysfex
must surprise and delight you, and satisfy
package and your money back is guaranteed.
Don't suffer another night without fyyin8
cystex-onIy 35e.Teor this out: take tdiour
druggist: be sure to get guaranteed cystexs
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-12
nc WILMINGTON STAR

The WiN -..,so IN 10Th
Al , emS eton Star and The Whining
fhe WIS except when one insertion Is
W r ns"d insertion OF ADS wlli be
% os ..y No classified ads SOLD lot one
ans a eoly except for Saturday star.
RUE dsvs-5c per word.
davs-4c per word.
80 "A days-3c per woro.
w 10 days. l.2c per woro;
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NJ roR LESS THAN coo
assi, Of IL words per day)
-. "oruered for a special NUMBER OF
Ads "a ~ stopped before expiration Will
tGs " s charged for the number OF times
ID ID appeared .,,,,ance. must be made in
Az n me Star-News office or II oy
pe'son. must be confirmed oy letter.
nlepnG1s s on ads stopped must be called
Hsiul ..,.bin three days otherwise no ad-
lof VT will be made.
ius.n'sst ar-Nsws viii no. be Responsible
inc ore than one incorrect insertion,
of MI M, be responsible for any adver-
tof W.T. not handled or inserted a: d.
n's a.s except to publish or republish
~, notification . a.
The ~ accept any advertisement sub
'et usa for publication.
ntteo W are not rendered a. adver-
Il sels s star-News wants to know It.
Used, ~ NV zoe that any attempt to defraud
We v WIZ handled by the p o. Dept.
fOmiaRsdi display copy must be In the
ca'' hetors p. m. daily and ! p. m.
saturday. ----.---------
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-26
Legislators
 Say Baldwin Very Unfair

Hartford, Conn, May 26-(UP)- Legislative leaders today were joined in protesting as very unfair" Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin's warning that he would make split minor court patronage on flair and just basis if the general assembly failed to set tie the problem before adjournment June 6.
 House Republican Leader Herbert B. Wanderer, Bethel. claimed the governors promise that he would attempt to find the best man for the jobs" insinuated the legislative leaders were not doing that. Senate Democratic leader Leon Ris Cassi, Hartford, charged that Republican State Chairman Harold E. Mitchell and other party members were try ing to sabotage efforts to get a satisfactory solution to the prob lem"
 Agreement on tentative division of the jobs, most of which now are held by Republicans, was reported two days ago by legislative leaders. Ris Cassi claimed final agreement on the slate was being held up by Mitchell. Wandered said he was annoyed no end by criticism of the legislature and it's leaders, and said much work had been done on the Legislative program advocated by Gov. Baldwin.
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