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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Court Reveals NoziDuplicity InTreoties
Russio's Leaders Avoided Conflict Before Invasion

Nuremberg, Dec. 4 = CUP) - Adolf Hitler was told by his Moscow ambassador 15 days before the Nazi attack on Russia that Russia's lead CTS "are doing everything to avoid conflict with Germany" the War Grimes tribunal was told today.
 The statement was made by Sir Hartley Shawcross, opening the British phase of the prosecution oI 20 top Nazi leaders. Shawcross lald the legal basis for count two of the indictment, charging the Waging or aggressive war in violation Of Ger manys treaty obligations.
 Shawcross said he would present staff records which would make It clear the Russians were making no military preparations and that they were continuing their deliveries under the (Russo-German) traoe agreement to the very last day. ShaWcrosS said the German am- bassador on June T, 1941 reported to Hitler that "all observations snow that Stalin and Molotov who are alone responsible for Russian for eign policy are doing everything to avoid conflict with Germany.
 At this time, ShaWcross said, Ger man plans for invading Russia were well advanced.
 He cited the Russo German Non- Aggression Pact as prime example of Naz duplicity, saying 1t was signed "only for the purpose Of as sisting the German government to carry out their aggressive plans against the western democracles be-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
ScoviIl Told BoIIotHours
 Tomorrow's Polls
 To Test Whether
 Or Not to Strike

As arguments for and against a 30 percent wage increase for local brass workers heightened in tempo, employees of the Chase Brass and Copper Co., and the Scovill Mfg. Co. prepared for tomorrow's strike ballot, to be conducted by the Ma tional Labor Relations Board.
 The Scovill companys profits were made the subject of extensive arguments yesterday and today by c. I. O. officials, in answer to the company's explanation why the wage boost could not be given at the present time. The union like wise charged that Chase profits we're. sufficient to graf@ the reaues- ted wage increase,
 Chase workers met last night at a rally at which they were urged by union officials to vote overwhel- mingly tomorrow in favor of strike action. Scovill workers were sched- uled to attend CIO membership meetings this afternoon.
 Thousands of workers are ex- pected to participate in tomorrow 5 polling on the strike issue. En- ployes of the American Brass Co.,, the other of the city's Big g.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Area Forecast: BeLOD Normal

Boston, Dec. f(UP)-The ex- tended New England weather fore cast:
 Temperatures during the next four days will average little below normal. Colder weather Wednesday will be followed by warmer weather Thursday and colder again about Friday or Saturday.
 Some normals for the period in- clue Boston and New Haven, Conn.,, 35 degrees
 Precipitation amounts will total more than two-thirds of an inch oc- curing as snow Tuesday night and early Wednesday and again about Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
TrumbuIL Man
 Wanted by FEY

Clearwater, Fla, Dec. 4-(UP) The bandit-kidnaper of Mrs, Corrine Lewis, g, has been defin- itely identified as Walter Dodge Schacht of Trumbull, Conn, po- lice Chief John Swift reported to- day.
 Swift said that Trumbull police told him Schacht was in trouble there as a youth, and was well known to officers. A full deScrip- ton of him has been sent over the nation and the F'BI is co-op- erating.
 Mrs. Lewis was kidnapped Thurs day night when the tavern in which she worked was robbed by an unmasked bandit. She was re- leased the next day in Waycross, Ga, over the state line.
 Schacht worked here in a croc- cry for several days last week, be- fore the tavern holdup. Swigt re- ported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Novy Turns
  In Command
NuvoI Aviotors Will Soon Hold Fleet Positions

Washington, Dec. A. (UP) The Navy took another step today to- ward becoming an "air Navy" It announced that Naval ayiators soon will hold major fleet commands for the first time and also more of the top posts in Washington.
 Secretary of the Navy James V. ForreStal announced that Admiral John H. Towers, an air officer now head of the Fifth Fleet, IS slated eventually to relieve Admiral Raymond A. Spruance as comman- der-in chief of the entire Pacific fleet
 Vice Admiral Marc A. MitScher, now Deputy Chief of Naval Opera tions for Air, will in due course" become commander of the Eighth fleet.
 Forrestal also revealed that ofn- cers trained as aviatorS hence-forth will hold three of the six key posi- tions under the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, They are:
 NlSC-SIlLc1 OI 4Ndfdl opCA oVlOllo Vice Admiral D. c. Ramsey, now Deputy Commander in Chief of the Pacific fleet, will in due course" take over this assignment.
 Deputy Chief for Operations - Fleet Admiral Chester w. Nimitz neWly-appointed Chief of Naval Operations, will name a Naval avia- tor to this post within a few months. Meantime, it will be held by Rear Admiral Richard L. Con- oily, outstanding Amphilbious com- mander.
 Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Air-This post is now held by Mitscher When he takes over the fleet command, he will be succeeded by an aviator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Dragger Emily Ills Crew Arrives Today

New Bedford, Mass, Dec. A. (UP) one deckhand dead and nine survivors, the disabled scallop dragger Emily H. was to ar rive here late today after being taken in tow 80 miles south Of Block Island, R. l., by the Coast Guard Cutter Spar.
 Louis M. Larsen of New Bedford died as result of over-eXposure dur ing the four days the 76-foot fish, ing vessel was blown nearly 150 miles of it's course in New Eng lands worst northeast storm in A years.
 The Emily H. was discovered in a sinking condition yesterday by the British merchant ship Wan derer Later the cutter Spar pumped out the small craft and took it in tow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Tot Search Intensified

Chelsea, Mass, Dec. 4.-CUP)- The search for kidnapped baby Ronald Carlan spread throughout New England today as police in- vestigated new clues telephoned by persons anxious to help find the child taken from his carriage six days ago.
 Police wired description of the 6-month-old infant to Newark, N. J.. authorities after baby was found abandoned there. However indications were that the Newark Waif was not Ronald
 Chelsea detectives sad conflict ing clues received by telephone placed the missing child in Mans field, Maiden, Salem. Everett, Sails bury and several other New Eng land communities.
 Mansfield New Center
 The search in Mansfield was in tensified when clues from that area began to dovetail. A girl news paper vendor told police that late on the day of the Kidnapping she saw an elderly woman With a baby in her arms. She said this woman answered the description of the woman in black" who was seen taking Ronald from his carriage Mansfield is 9 miles south of here. she had made change for the elder ly woman so that she could use the telephone. The information cor responded with the story of a Mans field woman taxicab driver who said she had been asked to carry a Wo- man and a baby of Ronald's de- scription to West Mansfield
 Another Mansfield woman, pro- prietor of neighborhood store, had reported that an elderly woman en- tered the store the morning after the Kidnapping and asked for a bottle of milk for ''her daughter
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
SoIons Act On Requests
 Anti-Strike Act
 Amendments Seen

Washington, Dec. 4.-(UP)-TFla House Military Affairs committee moved swiftly today to get House vote within week or President 1ruman's request for new machin- cry for handling labor disputes.
 The committee met behind closed doors to consider amendments to its bill to repeal the Smith-Con- nally anti-strike act. And Chair man Andrew J. May. D., Ky, and number of other committeeman said they favored amending the measure to write in the Presidents proposals.
 The Smlth-Connally repealed was slated to come before the House late this week or early next. Under House rules. only amendments ap- proved by the committee will be considered on the floor.
 Plan Opposition See
 The stategy of combining thA Presidents program with the ret pealer appeared certain, however, oA meeting considerable opposition.
 Organized labor is definitely cod toward MT, Truman's proposals. But it is more vehemently opposed to the repealyed because. of a pro- vision for stiff penalties against contract clauses. And pro-labor congressman who like the Truman recommendations in themselves also will balk at accepting the other curbs on labor
 The President outlined his new program in a message to Congress yesterday. He recommended that he be authorized to appoint special fact finding" board whenever e iabor dispute threatened to disrupt the national economy. This board would investigate the merits of the dispute for 30 days and make defin-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Surgeon General Of VA Issues Threat on Pork Barrel LaUs

pork barrel politics to force the Vet erans' Administration to take over existing Navy and Army hospitals as recommended by the appropria- tions committee. He said it would be impossible to find doctors for these hospitals because most of them are so isolated.
 Every medical man of any ex- perience knows that such a pro- gram would be doomed to abject failure,' he said. T, for one,' will not experiment with the medical care of the veteran. Either he gets the quality of medical care that he deserves, or I quit-and quit at once"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04

The powerful UIllueQ AuDOI0OD1le Workers union CIO) said 1t would be at least week before 175,O00 striking GM employs act on the Presidential back-to-Work appeal.
 JAW leaders immediately Sound- ed stubborn warnings that MT. Tru- mans request would be rejected. They said his proposed fact-finding committed was inadequate assur- ance of a just solution" for their demands.
 White House In 10 Stay
 There was no indication, however, that the White House would hold back it's promised appointment of a public board to investigate the two- week-old shutdown of the giant General Motors empire
 GM Vice-PreSident Harry w. An derson arrived in Washington for discussions with Edgar L. Warren, chief of the Labor Departments s Cancellation service.
 Warren sought to restore com- pany-union negotiations over the JAWS demand for a 30 per cent wage increase-the issue which pre- cipitated the production-paralyzing strike Nov. 2l
 Prospects Brighter
 Anderson's meeting with Warren held significant possibilities since union officials already have con- ferred with the concihation director and both company and union s,@O OIyo ing as the swiftest agency for ter imitation of the strike.
 JAW Vice-President Walter P Reuther and Anderson met last week in the first discussion since negotiations broke off six days be- fore the walkout Afterward An derson said that so long as talks continue there was real hope
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Henry Aldrich Has 76 Points

Boston. Dec. 4-(UP)-The or iginal Henry Aldrich of the movies $. Sgt. Jerry Lane of Dallas, Tex. is coming mother"
 Lane arrived here aboard the Hood Victory last night. He has 76 points, enough for a discharge, but wants to return to Europe to en- certain the boys in the occupation armies.
 So Henry" holder of the Purple Heart, Bronze Star, and five battle stars, will go home to be discharged but then, he says, he'll join a USO troupe and go back overseas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04

Washington, Dec. 4. (UP)-Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley, acting sur geon general of the Veterans Ad- ministration, threatens to quit at once if Congress permits park bar rel politics" to interfere with eff ciency of the VAS hospital plan.
 Hawley's attitude was disclosed in a letter written to Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers, R.. Mass. It was sent during last weeks House debate which finally ended in restoration & $158,000, ,O0O for new veterans hospitals in the Deficiency Appro- priations bill.
 Hawley wrote that it wonld be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
French Suspend All Trading in Stocks

Paris, Dec. 4-(UP)-The French Ministry of Finance yesterday tenn porarily suspended all stock ex- change trading in shares of the Bank of France and the four great private banks which will be nation alized on Jan. l.
 Trading will be permitted again as soon as conditions permit, the announcement said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
ReUenge m Bob

New York, Dec. 4-(UP)-Mrs Sydell Stein. A, charged beauticiar Michael Bennett, 30, with whackine of her long tresses to raggedy shoulder length bob because she complained about the quality of permanent he gave her. Bennett was paroled for hearing Dec. n on third degree assault charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Sanfas of Health

NeWark, N. J., Dec. 4-(UPl-De- partment store Santa Clauses can't kiss Newark children this year. In addition, Dr. Charles V. CraSter, City Health commissioner, decreed, boards must be unstained by tobac- co juice and kept clean and Santas must carry two handkerchiefs if necessary and not wipe their noses on their gloves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Tobin Returns

Boston, Dec 4- (UP) - Gov. Maurice J. Tobin of Massachusetts returned from London by plane early today and said he was greatly encouraged by his efforts to have the United Nations Organization establish permanent headquarters here but that the choice would be made only after "protracted" de- bate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Seen On ThoiIond
 U. 5. Command
 Guessed Wronq

Washington, Dec, 4-(UP)-The War Department High Command correctly interpreted Japan's rup- ture of diplomatic negotiations on Dec. '. 1941 as indicating imminence of hostilities, but thought it meant an attack on Thailand, it was dis closed today.
 Mai. Gen. Sherman Miles, former Chief of Military Intelligence, tes- tified before the Pearl Harbor 1n- vestigating committee about steps the high command took when 1t learned-before the Pearl Harbol lNnntinIe6 on Paon l0l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
JAW Ranks Oppose Peace Offer
Bulletins
WANTS STRONG GERMANY

WANTS STRONG GERMANY
 Washington, Dec. +(UP)-Sen. James O. EastIand, D., Miss, today bIuntIy called for an economically strong Germany as a bulwark against Russia.
 He told the Senate that Russia was predatory, aggressOr na- tiOn."
 Communism, he said, soon would take control of all Germany unless the United States abandons its "sadistic'' policy toward "this late enemy state." He suggested new program to permit the Germans to find "contentment in prosperity and thus remain in the orbit Of western civilization.
 EaStland cautioned that there can be no permanent European re- covery without German recovery"
 TYLER KENT RETURNS
 Hoboken, N. J.. Dec. 4-(UP)- Tyler Kent, former clerk in the U. s. embassy in London who spent five years in British prison for violation of the British Official Secrets Act, returned to this cOun- try today and said that he had taken certain documents into his room because they contained in- formation he thought the people of the United States should know.
 These documents contained in- formation the Senate of the United States should have known and was kept in ignorance Of," Kent said.
 'I wanted to inform the Senators of them on my own initiative"
 He said the information they contained related to the foreign re- lations of the United States at that time (1940).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-04
Union Heads Call Policy Conference
 OF 115 GM Locals

Detroit, Dec. 4-(UP)-Mounting labor resistance to- day virtually doomed President Trumans search for par otic" peace in the General Motors strike
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-30

FIVE ROOMS; bath: garage; large
lot: 5lx3a0 on river: all new hardwood
floors: 8 IT,: natural fireplace: new
semitic tank. 81. 600
FOUR rooms and bath down , and
bath up: paved street: good location
rented for s45 month-&4.200
Groom brick house: tile bath: toilet
and lavatory on first floor; also In
basement: recreation room: oil heat:
garage; all carpeted: venetian blinds -
sl5.sO0.
FIVE ROOMS: running water-sl.-
800; $500 down: s25 per month.
, rooms: city water: sewer: lights:
acre: 5-room house--Sl 300
New Broom house with attic: good
well: lot: 6ox384-s2. 300: u cash.
80 II. lot on South Wilson Blvd. -
81 500
Two 3o-foot lots: rood ocation-ssoo:
$50 month; $40 month.
8 room house; BASEMENT furnace;
bath-S3.7 50: 81 600 down.
5 -roomss large attic and bath -
$3.50: si.2so down.
8 rooms; modern lot %ixl50-s4. 500
81 900 down.
place: AGAR garage; so IT, water from.
tage: 1913 II deep-S5. ESQ., 81. 900 down
lo-room house: 5 and bath up: 5 and
bath down arrange for 2 families: 2
car garage: " acre ground-S6, 900 /:
81. 900 down.
= rooms: 2 bath: paved street-ss. 500
% 900 down.
rooms; 4 down: 3 up: stoker-s7. 900
3-family new: 3 complete bathrooms
with built-in tubs oak floors through.
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Beautiful 6-room Colonial home sun
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70 acres garden soil: large house
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miles from Van Dyke-SI0. 900.
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EAST DETROIT

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Modern 3-bedroom brick; recreation
room; near Gratiot-So.2 200.
and bath; garage: near Nine Mile
gas range; coal: storm windows I'd
screens-S5. 500-Si. 800 down.
attic: south Of Q Mile near Gratiot-
q. 900: includes esrpetins.
Modern and bath; attic; basement:
fenced yard: near Q Miie--ss. 400; "a, coo
down: balance FLA mortgage.
Two-family fiat: 4 and bath each
basement: steam heat--s4.soo: $1,000
down.
Six and bath: garage: 90 #. fronta &c
near Nine Mile roads,. 800; terms.
ROSEviLLE
Modern 5 and bath: first house from
dratiot. near Martin road-e6. 500
4 and bath; utility; near Martin road
and Grstiot-s3. 900; 81, 900 down.
Martin Road. near Gratiot; s and
bath: utility; hot water furnace--s4.8 800:
terms
4 and bath: hot water furnace; ga.
rage; 2 blocks 10 Gratiot-S4. 800; terms
9 and bath; vacant soon-S3. ESQ:
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One-half acre: 5 and bath; basement:
furnace on paved road-$s.250; 1900
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2 acres; 7.room home: tile bath
basement; stoker; garage: 3ox40 chick.
en- coop with running water: automatic
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sludes garden tractor; other equipme ut
3 acres: = and, bath; basement; Ga
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roepfer near Van Dyke: 5 and bath
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bedroom home; u acre: small
barn-S4.20O: 81. 900 down.
LITTLE FARMS
a acre near II Mile and MOT: tile
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floored attic; large chicken COOP
IS. 800: terms.
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large lots. near Gratiot. %. 800. terms.
Groom home. basement. furnace,
large lots. chicken coop. IS 800. terms
a acre. fenced, I and utility. hot wa
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"a acre; I and bath 400; terms
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Gratiof ~ 10 Mile Ia. Rosevills $780,
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Ranch AOnesites

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ity: head OF cattle: so chickens; all
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rs acres; good garden land: modern
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Homes
Beautiful 7-room brick: Seminole
Hills living room; dining room: kitch.
en-: bedrooms and bath up: recrea.
ton room 26xl3; hot water heat: all
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tractive outside and In: all modern
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