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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Dec. ' Probe Group Fights
Charge Roosevelt Popers 'Missinq'
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Washington, Nov. 3 - UP)-T'he Pearl Harbor investigating commit tee was involved today in politica fight over allegedly missing or de- stroyed government records and the personal papers of the late President Roosevelt.
 The Democratic majority on the 1O-man special Congressional com mittee stayed of, at least for the time being, any individual probing into such matters by Republican members.
 Sen. Owen Brewster ((R. .-MeD, promised, however, that Republicans would reopen the issue when the committee meets again next We'd nesday.
 Meanwhile, the dispute brought into the open these developments:
 IA charge by Brewster and Sen. Homer Ferguson, (R., ,-Mich), that some pertinent files and rec Ords of the Federal Communica- ton commission and the War De- partment are missing. Brewster said he did not know whether any Roosevelt papers are missing because I've haven't gotten into that yet"
 2-A promise by Sen. Alben W. Barkley, O. KyD, committee chairman, that if any papers are missing, the committee and not individual members will look into it.
 s-A warning by Sen. Walter r. George, D-Gal, that the inyesti- gatiOn promises to penetrate the most confidential records of the late President and that Repnbli- can seeking freedom of individual action are flirting with grave re- responsibilities,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Settlement Signs Afor In Strikes
Lumber, Textile, Transportation Businesses Hit
By UNITED PRESS

Some 2,5OO Western Union telegraphers were back on the job today after a five hour stoppage but strikes continued in the lumber, tex tile and transportation in- dustries with no immediate signs of settlement.
 Western Union workers in Detroit, Philadelphia and Hartford, Conn, left their jobs from p. m. to 6 D. m. (EST) yesterday in defiance of national officers of the AFL Commercial Telegraphers' union.
 Other operators walked out in Providence, R. l., but most of the unions 43,000 Western Union work CTS refrained from joining the dem onstration, pending a national strike vote within 30 days.
 Protest Discrimination
 The walkout was protest against a WLB award which granted AFL telegraphers a four-cent hourly ln- crease while CIO operators received wage boosts of 10 cents an hour.
 In other labor disputes, AFL lum- berWorkers continued 4l-day walkout, 10000 New England tex t:.e workers remained idle, and fed eral conciliators attempter to end a strike which has tied up Greyhound bus service in l8 eastern states.
 The total strike figure, including both strikers and workers idled by strikes, dipped slightly to 252,000 with the return to work of l,6O0 Massachusetts brewery workers, B. POO Houston, Tex, dock workers and 580 maintenance employees of American Export Lines in New York.
 Dairy Drivers Postpone Strike
 A strike of New York and north ern New Jersey milk drivers, sched- uled for midnight last night, was postponed A hours for further ne- gotiations. The unions wanted dairies to eliminate their skip-a-day delivery plan, adopted as a wartime measure.
 Representatives of 60,000 striking
 Continued on Page 9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Moral Tribe Has Peculiar
 Code About Whites Heads

muslache.n he said "It was almost like looking Into q mirror"
 Camp said he didn't mention the obvious likeness, but the chief nos tieed it and grinned quietly, Sey- eral ol h.s wives openly glggled,
 These "Tzantza" or shrunken heads are important to the Jiyaros, No new home may be entered until! one has been carried inside,
 But there is q small danger of their running out Of an adequate supply" pr. Camp said.
 Knows They Want Women
 Most white man think that they entered Pathel's country looking only for gold. but Pathei knows after 6 while they'll want women.
 Each Indian has at least three w.ves." Camp explained They're not too good looking. But some appear almost Oriental. and aren't too bad"
 Anyhow old Pathei and his boys are pateint. as far as the white Continued on Page O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Conant GiUes Allies
 FiUe Years On Bomb

Washington, Nov, g. (uP) pr
 James B, Conant, one Of the orig inal American atom bomb selenI' ists, estimated yesterday that Great Britain and Russia could match this eountry's achievement in atom ie development within , to i5 yeras
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Rioting Flares Anew in Cairo Following Lull;
 45O Killed or Injured in Anti-Jewish Attacks
TeLegraphers Return to Jobs After Stoppage
British m JaUa
 IGetMore Amor

Batavia. Nov. 3 CUP)-The British today moved a whole new infantry division into SOerabaja and endorsements of tanks into Magelang, the two chief trouble spots in strife-tOrn Java.
 Indonesian elements themselves took the lead in ending attacks by IndOnesian Extremists at the in- terior city of Magelang. RAF planes had machine -gunned In- donesian units during the height of the fighting.
 GA dispatch from Singapore said plans were bein gmade to evacuate another 4.0O0 European and Erasian women and children from SOerabaja.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

New York, Nov. 3.-tuP) There's many . way 10 lose your cad over a pretty girl but none quicker than King Pathels bola knife,
 Pathel Is q South American In- dian eheif Of the Jiyaro tribe in the Cordlllera cntueu region Of Ecuador As lar as he's concerned, the Indian is still boss and the white man is just a sucker
 And he's got whole shelf Of white heads to prove il.
 Dr. W. IT, Camp. assistant curas tor of the New York Botanical Gar den has Just returned from Pa- thei'S, country after completing Q qulnine and rare-plant serach.
 Where's Che q. S.?
 Those Indians think that the white man is just another guy, Camp said. They don't even know that the United States exists"
 Camp has red hair and a sandy mustache.
 '~rhe first thing that sighted on Pathels trophy shelf was e hue man head with red hair and Q sandy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Late Neuus Bulletins
INDEPENDENTS TO PICKET CONFERENCE

Washington, Nov. S-(UP)-A group of independent unions threatened today to "thrOw picket ne around next weeks conference to protest the governments failure to invited unaffiated unions Edward G. WImS, chairman of the independent unions of New Jersey said he had eegraphed Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schweenbach to protest the brushOf given the many smaller unions which not affiliated with such national groups the AFL and CIO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Japanese Command Issued Orgy Order
Tomoshito Rejected All PIeos to Holt Massacre of Inhabitants in Philippines
By WILLIAM c. WILSON

Manila Nov. 3-(UP)-A former Filipino coaborator told military tribunal today that the Japanese command issued official order for the destruction of Manila and the massacre of it's inhabitants American liberation forces approached
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
RUSSIANS ASK FOR COOPERATION

London, Nov. 3-(UP)-The Moscow radio, in exten- Sve comment the atom bomb and President Trumans Navy Day speech said last night that ony frank coOpera ton among the peacelovng nations the world from unprecedented disaster"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
WIPE FOLDS UP

Washington, Nov. 3.-(UP)-The War Production board set up Jan 6, 1942 to turn the stream of teraI into flood quietly folded up today and went out of business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
25 DIE IN CRASH

London Nov 3.-(UP)-An Exchange Telegraph Dis patch quoting Radio Paris said last night g passengers killed when U. S. military plane enroute from Mu mich to London, crashed in forest near Tulbach
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-02-08
Proclamation

WHEREAS, USO called into be-
ing in one of the nations gravest
emergencies to provide and serve
the recreational, welfare and spiri-
tual needs of our armed forces, will
have completed four years of serv-
ice in February, 1915, and
WHEREAS, in its four years Of
existence, USO has forged a chain
of nearly three thousand operations
throughout the United States and
the Western Hemisphere, each link
Of which has touch of Home Away
From Home" for the men and wo-
men in service VINO have also seen
entertainment brought them in
these areas and in combat zones
by USO-Camp Shows, and
WHEREAS, in serving the men
and women of the armed forces,
the three great religious faiths of
our American people, working %
gether through USO, have provid-
cd stirring example of Democracy,
NOW, THEREFORE, /, Richard H.
Sweeney, Mayor of the City OIL Ha-
gerstoWn, do hereby declare the
Fourth Anniversary of USO TO be
time of public observance, and do
invite all citizens of Hagerstown to
visit the USO center at the Y. VI.
c. A. on the evening of February
10 and to take part in such cere-
monies Signalling the occasion
Dated this End day of February
1945.
RICHARD H. SWEENEv
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-02-08
Coming Events

Feb. 13-Rotary Ladies Night
will be held at the Fountain Head
Country Club. This dinner dance
will begin at $50 p. m.
Feb. 13-Catholic Daughters of
America will hold a card party at
ST. Mary's Parish House at $50 p. m.
Feb. 14-Red Cross organization
meeting at the Chalet room, Hotel
Alexander at 7:30 p. m.
Feb. 15-Alsatia Ladies' Night
and Valentine party will take place
at the Alsatia Club at 8 p. m.
Feb. 16--World Day of Prayer
service to be held at First Church
of God at 2:30.
Feb. 26-Conococheague Chapter
of D. A. r. will hold its annual tea
at the home of Mrs. Leo Miller.
Feb. 26-Church and Industry
meeting, Hotel Hamilton, IL noon.
Feb. 28-Hagerstown Civic Music
Association will present Trap Fam
lily singers at the High School.
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