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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Papers Withdrawn m S2.5OO Action

Withdrawal papers have been filed in Common PleassCourt in the $2,500 civil action brought by Vincenza Montavon of Waterbury against the Northeast Transportation Co.,, Inc, of Waterbury. The litigation was based on injuries sustained by the plaintiff last Jan. when she fell while alighting from bus at North Main and Bishop streets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Bible Classes Hear Central Y Secretary

Earl Dinger, Centray Y secretary, discussed The Youth of the YMCA,' at a meting of the Water bury Federation of Mems Bible Glasses last night at the First Methodist Church.
 The Mems Class of the First Baptist Church were hosts for the refreshment period which followed
 Churches represented at the ses- sion included Glad Tidings Taber- nacle, Second Congregational Church, Waterville Methodist Church, First Baptist Church and First Methodist Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Bishop to Confirm
 Large Gloss Sunday

The Sacrament of Confirmation will be administered at St. Mar garets church Sunday at 3 p. m. to nearly 200 persons. Most Rev Henry J. O'Brien, bishop of Hart ford, will officiate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Visiting Nurses
 Arranqing Party

The Visiting Nurses will hold a card party at Saint Johns Parish House Friday, December ' at 800 p. m. This is the card party to be held for the benefit of the Victoria Liebreich Memorial Fund which was postponed because of bad weather conditions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

Children from all grades of Bunker Hill school will participate in an operetta, "Suzanne's Christi mas Auction" at a meeting of the Bunker Hill Parent Teachers Association Dec. 20 at 2:30 p. m. Miss Filomena Sirica, music direc- tor for local public schools, will direct the performance.
 Tea will be served by the PTA social committee, composed of Mrs. F. Gerald Parker, chairman, Mrs. John Hoben, Mrs. Clifford Sanders, Mrs. Rene Messier, and Mrs. Brooks Rogers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Waterbury Cos.
 Plan NeIU Building

Waterbury Companies, Inc, will erect a factory. estimated to cost $2o000. at the corner of Washing ton street and South Main street, according to a permit issued by the building inspector. city hall. The structure will be of brick and con- crete and will measure 52 by HS2 feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Petition Files for Change of Names

David Liberty Karnofsky and his wife. Myrille N Karnofsky, both of Waterbury, filed an appli- cation in Superior Court today for permission to change their names to David Lewis Karn and Myhille N, Karn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

Alfred Wintle of Yorkley Slade, England, awoke on his 92nd birth day to find the village band had turned out to serenade him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

to $50,O00. The firm will begin bus mess with capital stock amount ing to $4,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

Transportation is now one of Czechoslovkia's greatest needs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Extend Filing
Date for Brokers

PHILADELPHIA. July 9-SEC
has extended for 30 days, until
Aug. 8, l945. the time within
which all registered brokers and
dealers must file supplemental
statements TO their registration
applications supplying. m on G
other things, information regard
ing certain business history of any
salesman or other employe
Original amendments TO Form
3-M adopted by the commission on
April 9, 1945, provided that the
requirement that the registrant
disclose whether the registrant or
any partner. officer dlrec or,
trustee or branch office manager
of the registrant is a member of
any exchange or securities assoc
citation. or has ever used or been
known hY any other -name--or has
business history which includes
finding of certain types of
Illegal or unethical conduct, be
extended 10 include all employees
.of the regiStrant This additional
information was 10 be filed within
90 days but the commission has
now extended the filing date for
the 30 DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Friend in Need

Anv Of the thousands VINO
watched big Sc. FstA GHzzone'
cigar in mouth, calmly photo
graphing top army brass mats
during Gen. Spaatz 5 visit here,
viii get a kick out Of this
During a recent reception Tor
President Truman, SGT. GuzZonc,
pass in hand. tried 10 enter the
presidential grounds Military
policemen. however. were hesi-
tant 10 admit a lowly sergeant
and held him back. Then a voice
broke in:
Hi va, GuLzone! How's II
going" ." j.,
And a friendly arm wrapped
around his shoulders.
II was none other than bril-
liant, fikable Ma34-Gea-E,,r-R-
Quesada, head Of the Ninth
Fighter Command who also
made a big hit with Detroiters.
The awed MPS quickly stepped
aside.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Banking Group
IopsBondQuotd

Michigan's Seventh War Loan
corporations quota of Sf6S ,660,-
600 and the individuals other
than quota of Sf67 ,6e3,6o6
were oversubscribed, with total
subscriptions of S46S, $4,000 and
$t25, 49,, 900 or 243 per cent and
1lS per cent respectively, Walter
S. McLucas, chaiHnaii of the
banking division announced
For Wayne County the quotas
were corporations '-Sl09. .25S, 900,
individuals other than + S55,-
100000 and the totals subscribed
were S246, ,666, 900 and S71,193,4l8
or DDS per cent and l26 per cent
respectively. he SAID.
This outstanding achievement
is a direct reflection OF the en-
thusiasm and the unremitting
work of the sales forces through
out the state, drawn from the
ranks of business, industry,
finance, and the professions.
Corporations, churches. clubs,
unions, credit unions, and units
Of government united to put the
corporations" quota over the
top. And more individuals than
ever before bought the issues
"Other than F." which was one
OF the important objectives of
the drive" McLueas stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Worthy Cause

An exact replica OF an auto
motive tool shop complete with
thousands of dollars worth OF
precision manufacturing equip
ment has Just been installed at
Percy Jones General Hospital.
according 10 an article in the
July issue of "Automotive War
Production" monthly publlca-
tion of the Automouve Council
OF War Production.
Donated by the tool concerns
which compose the Automotlve
-5eeel-aHA- HA-Ri,-- Manufacturers
Association Of Detroit, the shop
and its equipment IS housed IN
two buildings each 5S by 81 feet
where all production work is
done by wounded and handi-
capped combat veterans. The
products they make are items
which can be used by other
patients or by the hospitals $
staff in its rehabilitation pro-
grams.
The association asked It's
members for cash contributions
of $4,000 The members, how
ever. voluntarily made gifts OF
additional $4,000 worth OF
equipment and materials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
What'sNew
In Business
Ford Amer. AirIines
Pta1 Publicity Beat
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

Other motor companies. VINO
have been gnawinc their collec-
tive fngernaIs over the pub
licIty Ford has received on get
ting into production FIRST may
have salt poured on thcirWounds
in the ncNt fcw days
Nor VIII the competing air
lines enjoy the sight OF Ameri-
can Airlines chalkinG up another
juicy FIRST
Unless a last minute hitch de-
velopS. I'm told that American
is bringing in one Of those huge
four-englned Superllners- a
stripped job. Then with newsrecl
meraS grinding and with
proper fanfare. two shiny new
l946 FordS will he driven aboard
to be shipped 10 the West
Coast by air,
Not only Will they be the first
new models 10 hlt Tho West
Coast. hat tf1ry= =~th eo- down IN
history As the FIRST two civilian
passenger cars 10 he shipped IN
this manner
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Skinner, Hern
Return 10 Ford

Return OF Tom Skinner to the
position of assistant director OF
sales and advertising of the Ford
Motor Co. has been announced by
j. r. Davis, director of sales and
advertising.
He held this position for four
years prior TO the war. and for the
past three years has been
president and general manage 4
the D-N-X Engine Corp. which
built engines for the navy in the
Ford branch building at Buffalo.
And Edmund j. Hern. loaned
10 the ordnance department
shortly after Pearl Harbor. has
completed his government assign
ment and has returned to his civil
ian duties at the Ford Motor Co.
He will serve as head OF Fords
export traffic division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

Todsy's wholesale prices on the hrmsn'
public markets
APPLES-stseles reds No. l. t14o ba.
ASPARAGUS-Fancy. 50 SO dot. hchs., No.
I. S1.7sa27S.
BEETs-Fsney. sI.75 don bch'. No. 1.
7ScaSl
BRoccoLI-So.- /. S27SaS3 bu.
CABBAGE GREEEs-No / 7sesti ba
CElRRY-Fsncy, $50 dol. bch'-. No. 1.
CELERY RooT-No |. s2a2 IS ou.
CHERRIEs-sweet. 32e a.. sour, 2ss.
SHFEApsaSi SHfvHsuso. - 7sc 2ss soe b. ~
EScARoIE-Aa.- alAi2S- -hg
CoosEBERRlEs--No. /. se 2tat case.
HoRsERADIsH-No l. 81 75sl SO PCS
ENpIvE-No. slsI:5o bu.. fancy. ~
KoHLRABI-No. l. si2s dor. beh,
a -LEFfucE-Lsat and hsSsE sase -
ONIoNs-pry. fancy. 81 so sob. ocki
green. No. /. TsaqOc dor bchs fancy 81.
MUSTARD AND TURNlP CREENs--N9. !.
PARSLEY - Curly. No. /, 7seesi dee
bchs root. No !. siai.2S.
PEAs-No. / s3@3.5o hu.
RADIsHES-Outdoor. red. No eoe III
de1- behs- Ions Waite No ! 7oFsoe
RAsPBERRIEs-Red. 45e quart eiasl
oehs fsH' '"'>" 0''e'''' - -
RoMAINE-No. / zseaaoc bu
soRREi-so- !, 81 5Q@i " eu
sTRAWBERRiES-No. ] 4ilsc a.
swiss cHARD-ha staias hu
ToMATOEs-Bothouse No. /, 81 so s-is.
basket
TURsIPs-Topped No s72s bu.
TURElPs-Fancy, Sl7 doz. 'bchs No l.
EGGs-Ertrs large yi44s so-dor csssf
large. si3 SO medium STA se
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Farmer Gets
Damage Aid

WASHINGTON, July @-Priori-
ties assistance will be granted to
farmers TO replace or repair ma
chinery and equipment destroyed
or damaged by floods, wind storms
or lightning in 1914 ana 1915, the
WPB has announced.
Farmers who have suf ere d
losses under these conditions can
file applications for preference
ratings with the local committee
of the Agricultural Adjustment
Agency. officials said. This meas
ure, however, does not provide
priority assistance to farmers for
machinery equipment or repair
parts for any other reason, WPB
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Auto
Graphs
ON Expansion Eyes
6.MiIIion Car Goal
Nv sILER FREEMAN


While General Motors is bit
reticent about its car building
program, ITS postwar expansion
plans are more clearly defined.
The dribhie OF new-cArs- no@
isn't what interests the corpora
ton. II is the prospect Of the
100000 car year which in
trigues the minds of the high
officials.
1t has already announced it
will spend about a half billion
and the figure may even so
higher. II plans a chain of as
sembly plants for Buick. Olds
and Pontiac. New factories Will
be located in Boston, Whining
ton and Kansas City.
New hardware and stamping
plants have already been an
nounced at II a mi ION a n q
Columbus. A battery plant Will
rise in New Brunswick, \. j.
And the famed Boss" Ketter-
ings crew Of GM Laboratory
will have a fine new home in
Warren Township.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Set Agricultural Plant

Graham plans to manufacture
and sell its new tractor, the
rototiler. and other agricultural
equipment from its Warren, o.,
branch il was announced today.
A staff of engineers has arrived
in the Ohio plant to tool and de-
sign the farm equipment for
production.
Vern r. Drum, general man
ager. heads the new agricultural
division. w. A. Macdonald is in
charge of the sales staff and
engineer. F-----------
Truman F. Schrag is chief
The company also plans TO
operate a model farm near
Warren for testing and develop
ment of new machinery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Stocks Up
At Start

NEW YORK, July 9 tINS1-
The stock market opened dull this
morning but most prices gained
ground in the quiet trade.
Steel stocks advanced fracitno-
ally. Small gains were recorded
in morors and rails. Fractional
plus signs were sprinkled through
out the utilities, oils and aviations.
Opening prices: u. S. Steel 69h
up u; Chrysler 10Sh, up 4 Il; Ra-
dio Corp. 13, up u; Boeing Air
plane 2612. up u; American Wa
ter Works 162s, up Is; Erie l7s,
I'D q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Jap Chief in Korea

NEW YORK. July 9 GNSl-
The Japanese Domei agency re-
ported today that Ginjira Full
wara, special fighting strength
Inspector in Manchuria, has ar
rived in Korea 10 inspect vital
industries and confer with hnah-
cial leaders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
PTS Get Fuel Cells

Bullet sealing fuel cells, which
have saved many thousands of
planes from a fiery death, are
now being put into the speedy
PIT boats. J. Earl Gulick, head
of B. +. Goodrich's fuel cell
division in Akron today revealed.
Four cells are required for
each boat. They seal 50-caliber
bullet holes effectively, Gulick
said. The navy became inter-
ested in the device after losing
some PIT boats in Tulagi Gulf
from enemy gunfire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
A Real Q aIfant

And here in Detroit, pretty
Doris Woistenhoin1e, a clerk oit
al NickcrS, was again officially
established as the company
ton war bond SaleSman-or
rather Saleswoman.
During the Mighty Seventh,
Doris sold more than SlOOOO IN
bonds. and althought Il was
slightly below her record Sl3,-
900 in the Sixth Drive, II was
enough 10 set the pace for all
Vickers' employees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Service Chiefs Study

Zone service managers from
1S zones are enrolled in the first
two weeks al General Motors
Institute, according TO ID. u.
Bathrick, sales manager. They
will be followed by service man.
ayers from dealershlps.
The two-week course cuts
around mechanical subjects and
emphasizes the human element
in dealing with The public.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
AQIfIDI'CT

Weather clear. track Fast
First Rsce-Sapoo. Credentials =MadIyn
MariorSy Jane Hughes
Third Racc-Noyiey, Alba gast. OakVood.
X Dorko, Leaving Ayahs Boy
Fourth RAer-Bet= Landlord Our
Bully Hlbernian, JouStinG Match, Admirsls
Gail
Fifth Race-H!lyPF- Court
sixth Race-Jacopoly. Miss libby
-itseE-TEi9Ths Eort b01nyard,
Bias AlieSSandro
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Name Zone Chiefs

Graham-Paige has named f.
Dean TebbettS as Detroit zone
manager and Maurice Honehey
for Chicago. They will supervise
distribution Of passenger cars
and farm equipment.
TebbettS was district sales
manager for Chrysler IN Minne-
apolis until the war and then
was attached TO the Chrysler
tank arsenal and the office,
hief of ordnance, Detroit.
Honehey was with Chevrolet
and later with Chrysler in
Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Raisbeck Promoted

John w. Raisbeck has been
named head of Packard,s busi-
ness management department.
This division will analyze dealer
operations and field conditions,
compile sales data and aid deal
crS in organizing efficient
procedures.
RaiSbeck has been with Pack
ard for Is years. He has been
chief accountant of the aircraft
engine division since 1940.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
u. S.,Egyptidn Cotton
To Be Offered by CCC

WASHINGTON July -a-The
c ommodity Credit Corp. an
nounced that IT will accept bids
covering the sale of its stocks of
American Egyptian cotton The
CCC stock totals 2t.225 bales, of
which about 5000 bales grade
No. 2is and No. 3, Bids must be
received by the New Orleans of
flee not later than July II, 1945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
LITTLE CHANGE

On the second point, l note that
unfortunately the OPA act is ex-
tended with little change, and the
OPAers. are busy preparing a
postwar price-fiXing policy while
the NLWB studies how 10 raise
basic hourly wage rates to cover
cost of living.
But the House ways and means
committee approved the interim
tax bill that will speed credits
and refunds to business and raise
the exemption minimum for eX-
cess profits taxes.
New York garment cutters are
to challenge OPA in the courts.
And clashes of opinion are de-
veloping among the New Dealers,
radicals and such.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
National Bank Profits
Steady for Six Months

Net earnings Of the National
Bank of Detroit IN the FIRST half
Of 1915 amounted 10 S2,l3s,594
after reserves and preferred divi-
dend acCrual Of Sl27 500. equal 10
Sill a share on l250000 shares
Of common now outstanding In
the first hall of 1851. net earnings
wore 81 116 SOi
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
OFFER REMEDY

All manufacturers reported that
they were unable TO meet the de-
mand for feed and that produc-
ton would decline during the next
90 days due TO lack of ingredients.
Specific recommendations for
steps TO meet the situation are
being drawn up and will be pre-
sented shortly to Secretary of
Agriculture Anderson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Production Of Flour
Shows SLIGHT Drop

MINNEAPOLIS, July 8 Pro-
duction of flour during June to-
tailed 1889, ,993 sacks compared
with 16,360.291 sacks in May and
1928, ,048 in June. 1914. according
TO figures compiled by the North
western Miller. The report covers
73 7:} per cent of the industry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
New Feed


CHICAGO, July 9-Another
feed shortage as severe as two
years ago may develop, according
to information from a conference
between the Feed Industry Coun-
Gil and Feed Survey Committee
here. Re-expansion in livestock
numbers, increased rate of feed
ing, and unfavorabie weather con-
ditions have brought about this
condition. the feed council said in
announcing the results OF the
meeting.
The impending shortage is in
tensifed by lack of boxcarS and
the food shortage throughout the
country. II was pointed out that
during the last feed shortage, the
supply OF meat, milk and eggs was
quite abundant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
June Slab Zinc
Shipments Off

NEW YORK. July 9-Shipments
of slab zinc during June totaled
54.47S tons. a drop of II, 2,494 from
May shipments of 66,972 tons and
the low for the war period, ac-
cording to the American Zinc In
stitute.
Of the June deliveries, 54,024
tons were shipped 10 domestic
consumers and Asa for export. In
May the division was 66,839 and
ll3,3 lt,3 tens
Production last m on h was
placed at 66,607 tons, against
69,440 in May. The daily average
rate for June was 2,220 tons,
against 2,240 in May.
Stocks of slab zinc at the end Of
June aggregated 1875 tons, an
increase of 2,129 over the Ill .007
tons on hand at the end of May.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
LEGAL NOTICE

The United states OF America, repre-
sented by Administrator War Shipping
Administration, invites sealed bids from
American citizens for the purchase of the
steel Barge LAKE LOUISE, Official No
2ist0s located az New York. ". Y. The
terms and conditions under which the vessel
viii be sold and other pertinent Information
are set forth in the Invitation for BIDS
dated July 5, 1g45. Prospective bidders
may obtain copies ~ the Invitation for
BIDS from War Shipping Administrator Of
hcals listed as follows. Assistant Deputy
Administrator for small Vessels Washing I
ton 25, ID C: Atlantic Coast Director, ,,
as Broadway New York. y. Y: Atlantic
Coast Director. 80 Broad St, Boston, d,
Mass: District Manager, l2th ST. and
Monticello Ave. Norfolk, Va Bids will be
received until 2l5 p m, Eastern War
Time. July 80. le45 The Administrator,
War Shipping Administrator, reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids. Secretary.
war Shipping Administration. Washington
IS y. {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
SUFFOLK DOWNS

Weather, cloudy track. fast
First Race - Rear Guard, Foxy Prince
Neat kee, Down six, Alimony Kid Noah
vale. Trailer. Indeniie
Second Race - FidcleStick, Ronald NJ.
Miss Time Rough Ally.
Third Race Rabbit Ears
Fifth Race-Evening Flight
Eighth Race--Petie Flame. Broke Eps.
mfnOnduS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
NO LIGHT AHEAD

But this pulp goes 10 rayon
manufacture. There is no light
ahead in the matter Of cotton
goods, and it is reported that
civilians will get even less than
now in the third quarter Military
requirements Of tires seem TO be
as high as before We day The
coal situation is critical as we
face acute fuel shortages in
Europe.
1t certainly looks TO me as if
all of us had plenty to do in the
way of making things we want.
The two main hopes Of greater
abundance lie in ID reduced milf
tary requirements, and GU less
radical and confused government
policies, so that production will be
encouraged. AS TO the first point,
the office of contract settlement
announces that approximately so
billion dollars of war contracts
will be terminated before 1916.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
ALREADY SHORT

Members of the Feed Survey
Committee, which is made up of
agricultural college and expert
ment station workers, reported
that while most farmers are still
able to get feed they need, dis
tributors and feed manufacturers
are already short.
A number of the manufacturers
attending the meeting expressed
concern about the necessity of
having to use open market wheat
in manufactured feeds because Of
the Increase price which il
causes, In most eases. replacing
corn with open market wheat and
poultry mashes will increase the
cost from Sc to SS ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Consistent

Sgt. Paul Grain Of Lawson Cen
eral Hospital of Atlanta pitched
Shutout ball for 53 innings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Alcohol
For Beverage

WASHINGTON. July 7-Half
az the plant capacity OF Industrial
alcohol plants may he devoted TO
making beverage alcohol during
the July liquor holiday
Industrial alcohol companies
holding Federal Alcohol Admins
tration permits have been notified
hv the War Production Board that
'he former liquor limitation Of 80
per. cent Of capacity has been IN
creased 10 80 per cent.
Companies making beverage al
cohol are permitted TO use 100 per
cent of capacity for this purpose
during the month.
STUDY RESTRICTIONS
Restrictions for August and for
future months arc now under dis
.cuSsion at the WPB
-6ur- proposal uTtCr CUUS1deTa-
ton Is 10 allow the beverage
plants TO devote their capacity
exclusively 10 making liquor and
10 rely on the industrial plants
for alcohol needed for munitions,
synthetic rubber and other war
uses.
Another proposal is 10 permit
both types of plants 10 make a
certain percentage of beverage
-lcnhnl and to- rely on both for
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
WASHINGTON PARK

WASHINGTON PARK
weather. clear; track fast.
Second Raee-BloSSum Queen, Nm Barge,
Cousin Mamie. In silvern, Morixs Memo,
Black
Third Race-Elk HIS Journal.
Fourth RAce--The MoClain
ftfth Rsce-Valdina Maiden, Cold Tint
Field Dor, Rot Rouge. Puritan. Alsr
seventh Raco-Joe Spagat. Foxiola Bright
Bronze. Foxy Reap, Gallsntry. Devils
Island
Eighth Race-Rsx Hot Spark Psducsh
Chief Adviser BABY Geld Reyei Risk Lay.
out, Bolo Fancy, Cerberus
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
AID BEVERAGE UNITS

Nff6ufd -thiS fdttpr arrangement
he adopted. il is considered likely
that the beverage plants would
hc allowed to use more of their
capacity for making beverage al
cohol than would the industrial
plants.
Those faXoring the FIRST proposal
say that the beverage disutlerieS
are for the most part small and
more expensive producers of com
mercial alcohol. and that the Job
of making industrial alcohol can
be done cheaper by the large
plants designed for that purpose.