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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Seek Pardon
For Sailors

A nationwide campaign 10 petit
tion President Truman 70 pardon
50 Negro sailors. who were sent
10 prison As result ot The Port
Chicago explosion July T. 1914.
was under way today II started
at the National Baptist conven-
ton in Olympia which was at
tsIded By 1900 delegates.
he convention adjourned last
"Our basis for the campaign
60 obtain a million signatures,
explained Edgar G. Brown, di-
rector OF the National Negro
Council. Washington is the
President W 90 d drow Wilson's
sction il pardoning all sailors
and soldiers who were court
nArtialed. NJ the conclusion of
World War
Mrs s. Is. Layton Of Philadcl-
phia Saturday ~d~ -if-t-lt-eted tor
the 5Oth time A. president OF the
u uomenS AUXILIARY Dr DAVID '.
temi>ou, president Of The conVen-
ton was unanimously reelected
fnI tho fifth Lime
Or. George Adam, Of Brooklyn
IN his social service report, urged
minister 20 organize co-operd-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Fund Started BUY
Store for Manned Vet
Tfmrs Pnote

Although Pfc. Asey Mibun, %. of Dearborn is still in
Percy Jones Hospital trying badly injured leg after
the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
) State Cdptives
Rejoin Regiment

Five Michigan marines and 11S
comrades. all survivors of Corr
regldor and 40 months of hell in
Jap prison camps today were re-
united with their Fourth Marine
Regiment at the Yokosuka naval
base headquarters in Japan.
One of the Michigan men was
a Detroiter, Cpl. Joseph Guarin
of 1886 Marx, and two were
from Pontiac. Cpl. sDean Keiser
and Pfc. Harold Kinney. The
others " Q = 9 Pfc. Evan Bum of
Iron Mountain d Sgt Philip
Marsh Jr. of Battle Creek.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

meioen. Gin liberoIiiiertes CHINA
tpiirSe oieiem 3iel oienen. llno es
Iiegt aud in llnierem Stiterelie, err
fins einen &onflift nit 9iuBIano 3u
bermeioen llno 5peitens oos @noe
0es 3eitalters Der autarfii6en SEQ
lonialberridoft berbei5ufiibreu.
9as &oloniallDltem, mie es bon
Sen europ1ii1en Gationen geihaffen
fpliroe, 8ieIte ni6t oarnuf bin, Die
&eidtumsqleIen Der aiiatiiden 2dn-
Ser 5u entpideln. 3ie @irfung Der
europdiiden Goloniolberridnft mar
Die, DAB &obitoffe meggeidleppt muir
Ben unS Der 8innenmarft jeoer ein-
3elnen &olonie fir ben ieipeils berr-
i6enoen Staat monopoliiiert mltroe.
Ser 2~e6enSitm0aro Der eingebore-
men 8euolferung muroe auf Elm 10
tiefes @riiten5minimum bera6ge.
0riidt, Dob Elm 4biaBnarft fir Die
lteberidIiie Der mooernen Snouitrien
oes 8eltens faum Dor1dnoen mar.
Die 8efreiltng Ser &oIoniallGnoer
miro oieie Situotion 1noern. Aliell
miro inouitrialiIiert meroen cine
Wiaiaroe Meniden miro bonn Bis
BERGEN nieoeren 2ebensltalloar0
empnrgeboben tperoen uno oie omes
rifaniide Snouitrie miro cine urlge-
beure .rtrbo entihieoen nottpen0lge
@bance befommerL lire 11e6eri6uB-
glitter gu berfal1fen. 9us Bari nidt
nit Dem 6eredtigten @unl9 droerer
europdiider 0ationen, ibre Brooufte
aus5ufiibren in &onf[ift fomnen.
Ser @eltmarft fam ourr1 8eenOig.
1ng oes Observation-Disclosures gu einelt
lol6en IusntaB ausgeoebnt mcroen
Dob fir ieoe unternebmungsluitige
Station Der groe, tpenigitens in unfe-
rer 3eit, cine Gbance beite6t.
Die GeOolution, Ole ith in Qllien
anfiinoigt, bat piele Seiten. sic miro
cine Heoolution Der ~nationalen Be-
freiung iein. Sic miro cine in0uitri-
eae &epolltion uno cine Geoolutio-
nierung 0es @eltmarfts iein. uno
lie fam auBeroroentli6 CUR Sfobili-
iieruns oes 5rieoens auf oieler Gro
fugel 6eitragen.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
2lQes fir
Shlu6aft
porbereitet
GeniiecnN amtcrieaniIAc StreitfrGftc werNen be-
rcit echaItcn, mMt jcNcr Sage ociradbicn ~ Icin, faus
Sanatifcr Id,pcr ~ siiecln icim icOtcn

qe6en. @r mornte Sos @oIf, oaB sic
aaiierten 0ffupationsfrdfte ein9rei-
fen miiroen, faas ii6 Die 0rtsbe-
b0roen niht bebaupten fonnen. 9aS
Supan ser 3lifunft miro ii6 auf
cine CANA aiuoere Gage gefaBt MAIDEN
miilIen ais Tie beituno, 0a es nod
militGrii6 uno finon3iea itarf par,
wGbreno es iest cine beiiegte Nation
it, Ser 8remier, Brin3 Sigaibi-
&uni n~ppeaierte in elmer iiber gan5
Sapan oer6reiteten Senoung INT
,itrifte Dii5iplin uno @leifmut."
Ser nele Gbef Ser Eofioter 8oli5ei
Sinpa Sufa erfldrte, Dob Die ,,Gof~
friegs : MISUNDERSTANDING BON 6rie-
Sen uno Oronung BON iener in
&riegs5eiten grunOlegenO Oeri6ieOen
lein Miro"
Gie Sofioer TreIie bebanoeIte bic
Gage ebenfoas 5iemIid offenber5ig.
Sic erfIGrte, OaB ullnrube, @ngit
uno @er5peiilune" b~emmiingsIos
6erriden, ooB Die 6iibrer, Die Sapun
in Sen &rieg Itiir5ten, feinen Ylab in
Snpnns 3ufunft einnebmen oiirfen
uno fiinftig ale Sopaner an Der He-
gierung teilne6men Iollten. 8ie in
engliiber Sprohe Der0ffentIihte
,SNippon Simes" be5eibnete Die @on-
troaierung oes W1ilitdrs oIs cine
nod groBere aufgabe fir oos 4a6i-
nett ais oie 8ebanolung Der beiieg-
ten bungrigen uno mirtidoftlih ge.
brodenen gootion, Die Iid iebt 81
rii6ren beginne.
Ole 3eitung ,Rtiobi", Die eben-
faas sic @eGe ser l1n3ufrieoenbeit
eripGbnte, for0erte Die 8ebolferung
auf, lid ernitbofte 8eoenfen I'M Die
iGperen 6ebler 3u MAIDEN, Die Bis
Der begangen nuroen, inoem NOR
ser Hegierung bIinoe @efolgi6aft
leiitete." ollie Sapaner nuropn ge-
beten, an ser fiinfti9en &egierung
teil5unebmen, 0a oies Ser ein5ige
Muslpeg aus Dem u9egentudrtigen
0unfel uno ser 8er5meiflung in Die
@elt Ser Soffnung uno oes Auf-
6auS" lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
Sc @anQe 1T
@aIbin9ton

@aibington - General CHARLES
De @auQe, 0elien 8erbdltnis gum
oeritorbenen Yrdiioenten &ooiepelt
INNER Elm geiponntes mar, bat cine
@elegenbeit nit einem neuen nmeri-
tanii6en Staatso6erbaupt inS
&eine gu fommen, wenn er nit Yra-
ltoent truman 3uIammentrifft.
@en. De @ouae, BrGiioent ser
prooiioriiden MISUNDERSTANDING
trnf um 4 u6r am nadJmittag fir
cine oreitagige Staatsnfiite I'M 8ei-
ben Sous elm, mo- er midtige aonfe-
ren5en abbalten miro.
@s mar oas erite MeaI, SAB ser
General u1o Yrdiioent truman li9
%trafen. glmerifaniide pie fran5G-
iiI6e 8eamte boffen, oaB beioe better
matchmaker ausfomm9n, als 9e
@duae uno Hooleuelt.
3ablreife fran50iiide 8robleme
barren nod ser Gisfullion NIT
Yr6iioent Truman unO anoeren
Stnatsbeamten. 9l6er oie Mnii6t
eingemeibter &reiie it, ooB 6ronf-
reids BrGitoent als Sen @nupt6peG
ieines 8eiuhes ole 9eriteuung berg
liher 8e5iebungen gu Dem neuen
Hralioenten Mnerifas anIiebt.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
700 9enti@e
abgci6obcn

Seem gorf - 9abe3u beenbigt iin0,
nie BON amtlid]er Seite mitgeteilt
mur0e, oie 8orbereitungen fir BIB
idiebung BON 700 nnmittelbar nad
Dem Griegsantritf Yer 8ereinigten
Staaten bier internierten 0euti6en
Seeleuten, @egenitano amtlider
@rpdgungen lit CUR 3eit nod Die
5rage Ser 0eportierung Der 635
oeutider 3ipilperionen, Die CUR
3eit oes &riegSausbruds in unie-
rem 2anoe anidilig paren uno Damn
ais feinolide @uslanoer feItgenom-
men lino i%nterniert nuroen.
0n9 Sulti3amt (0em Ser Gin
tpanoerunosoienit angeglieoert iit)
bat ale oieie 3eutlfen Dor fur5em
BON ibrer beooritebenoen &epatriie-
rung benadridtigt. Cine belpnoe-
re, Don Dem @enernlannalt Glarf
eingeleste MISUNDERSTANDING
ldBt eS ii6 o6er CUR 3eit nod ange-
legen ieinb iolfe Angeborigen oie-
Ter @rltppe, Die ben @unid nadl
8er6leiben i'm GanOe gum IusOrud
eebraht bd6en, gu b%erne6men, INN
ibnen 8elegenbeit gu gdben, @riiu-
De oafir ein5ubringen, warum iie
nidt naA 3euti6lauo 5urlfbefOr-
bert peroen ioaten.
Mit ser b~eginnenOen @ieoerer-
0ffnung Der nqgemeinen O5ean-
i6iffabrt lit nun oie Wogli6feit ge-
geben, mebrere Tauien0e 0eporta-
~tionSreifer Muslanoer, 6eren Safe
in Ser &riegs3eit gerubt bdben,
beim5rtbeI0r6ern. @egen niht me-
niger alS 1856 guropder in Sen
Hereinafter Staaten idmeben, pie
@inmanoerungsfommiiiar Garuii
mitteilt, CUR 3eit nod 9eporta-
tionsbefeble.
,l@atgesen getpiiien nmlauienoen
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
&ropa9anOiit
@rieu 9efabt

@ep yorf. - Sier eingetroffenen
Nadridten 5ufolge lit, Or. Sgnat E.
@riebl, Der iih i'm Sabre 1888 in
New Yorf elmer bunoesieitigen linz
teriubung 0es auf ibm ruben0en
Spionageperoadts our6 0ie 6lu6t
ent5oe, in Sal66ure, Oeiterrei6, bon
Der aliierten 8eiabunss6eboroe bin~
ter ShloB uno Giegel geieBt NOR
ben. @r muroe erfannt, als er bel
Ser Aaiierten Militdrregierung UNI
&eiieerlaubnis einfam.
Or. @rie6l, Der Bis gu ieiner
6lu6t nah europa in gorHpiae Sen
MrSberui ausiibte, manoerte aus
Oeiterreid bier Elm uno puroe ame-
rifaniifer 8iirger. gr i6loB lih in
Nep gorf aIsbalb no5iltiihen Gle
menten an tphrbe cine treiben0e
Strait 0es Mmerifaoeutiden Bolts
bunoes, balf Sen geutidnmerifani-
iden 8irtidaftsoerbano (G@lg9DD
cine auf ben Boycott iiioiiher Sc;
i1dfte ausgerihtete Organization.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

@erii6ten Oenfen mir nift an Do
idie6ltng iolder Nusldnoer, sic un-
ter geiebmdBigen l~lmitdnoen bier
anidiiig 9eworoen iino,~ erfldrte
Der @inpanoerungsfommiiiar;
,,wobl ober lit es unjere glbiidt,
6remoe 5u oeportieren, Die iib ge-
acknowledgements i'm Hanoe befin-
oen."
Ser uaditeu 0iensfog Sen aep
gorfer &afen oerloiienoe @ampfer
u@ripsbplm" bringt, mie @larf be-
FAINT CAB, 110 @rieden uno 6SS
'Staliener, 0eren Mbidie6ung uer-
fiigt mor0en mar, nod i6ren Sci
matldnoern 3uriid. Die StoIiener
ner0en in Neapel, sic @rieden inn
PirGlts an 2ano geben. 9oh ME
lit cine 10 groBe @rlippe BON 6rem-
oen an @orb eiileS uno ~.oeiielben
-Sdiffes a68eido6en Dor0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

ms 9e6en rufen un0 NOR ferner Mit-
GRINDER oes o&olano 9emocrati
Club OF gorfpiqe", ionie Der einIti-
gen oDeutiden 2egion".
Or @riebl mltroe 1888 tpegen
&aroodts ser Espionage Fir Sitler
inter Anflage geiteat: ser 8ro5eB
iolte am 3, Sftober 1888 inter
8unoesri6ter MurroD SuI6ert in
Manbattan Beginner, ood @riebl
fliihtete am 10. Mai jenes ESa6res
an 8oro oes 9ampfers Bremen,
lehs Gage, ebe oie Butloes : @roBge-
ihpOrenen1 oie Ipdter i'm >un0 II
aompli3en anflagteuL CUR llnteriu6-
ung 0es Sales 5uiammentraten.
@G6ren0 ieiner u6ii6rer3eit" in
Sem Oorf mar Or. @rie6l audi ser
6erousgeber Ser Na5ii6rift u8ie
8riide" uno ipdter ser u9euti6en
3eitung", init melder er bier i'm
Oeutidamerifaniiden Glemente fir
oie Sadie &itlers parb. Sci Sa9l-
reiden @eronitaltnngen, oie i'm 3ei-
den 0eS Sufenfrel5es bier abge6al=
ten muroen, mar er elmer ser Saupt-
reoner un0 er geb0rte audi 81 Ser
fleinen Grippe BON 9a3i8, oenen es
Our6 b~interbaltige Sdlide uno 6dlt-
fig @emolt g%elang, iid ulld bic Ser
einigten geutlden @eieaidaiten bot
mdBig 81 MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

Monila. - General 0ougIas
MocNrt6ur Iette Sapan in &ennt-
mis-, 0aB 8ertreter BON &lnaoa, Aus-
tralien, 6rnnfreid, Sen @ieoerlan-
Oen uno Neuieelano glei6foaS OaS
&opitulotions0ofument unter5ei6-
men merOen.
@ie llrfun0e miro, .mie man MN
erfGbrt, an 8oro oes Griegsihiffes
,JM1iliouri~ in Ser 8ai non 3ofio
am 6reitagu. 81. Augult (0on-
nerstag, 80. 4uguit @g4O inter.
3eidnet wer0en, Orei Gage naf
Dem @in5ug Ser iteereideu ameri.
faniiden Eruppen inter General
MacNrtbur in 3ofio.
@a16ington. = Bon ulrborberge-
Iebenen gntmiflun9en obgeleben,
meroen sic omerifonii9en 8eieb-
unostrupper in Sapon nift 3u
fGrnpien baben, oo6 miro @eneral
Gouglos MadQlrt6ur nit geniigen0
Streitfr6ften bereit lteben I'm ieOer
Sage gepa6ien 81 iein.
Noh beiteu Sddt3ungen Iteben 16
o0er IL omerifunlihe Dioilionen be-
reit, atf 8efPGl i6nea ouf Sapan an
Qdno geben 5u fonnen. Mnoere
am~erifoniiAe 3Ipiiionen iin0 nod
nit Mlifrdummgsarbeiten auf Qu-
3on uno Wiin0anco 6ei6dftigt ODER
nobmen crit Dor &ur3am an &dmpfen
tell, Inn cine Srunsierierung err
narten 5u f0nneq.
Gbungfing. - Sopans formeae
&opitulation bon 100000 Srltp-
pen in @bina ideint innerbaGb ser
nGditen as Stunoen mabrideinli6,
no6Oem Elm 6inelil6er @ortfiibrer
-befannt madte, onB elm 0ernrti9es
lte6ereinfommen in 0anfing unter-
5ei6net meroen oiirfte.
Ser @ortfifbrer erfldrte, 0aB sc.
neral SO Cling Gbin, O6eritfomman-
oierenoer ser cbineliiden armee, per-
mlttlid, fir sic gbiang &ai : S6ef
&~egierung unteridreiben meroe,
General DaiuIa Ofomira, S6erbe~
feblsba6er Der iapdnilden Armeen
in China, fir Gofio.
SofiO. - Snnere S6mierigfeiten
in Sapan, oie ouf einen oenfbaren
llmitur5 nah Dem Orrlorenen &riege
IdlieBen lolien, Duroen in oirefter
6orm aus Sofio 6eri6tet. @egie.
rling uno 8reiie oppeaierten in oer-
itdrftem MaBe an oie 8eo0lferung,
itrifte Dis5iplin 6rieoen uno Orb
nung aufre6t5ubalter.
Cine gang offene S6iloerung Ser
Gage mltroe ben Sopanern bon Dem
neuen Sulti5miniiter Or. Gbu3o
Smata auf elmer Yrenefonferen5 ge-
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
&rie0
9e9en &nllen

8raetoria, Suo Mfrifo Ger
friibere @erteioigungsminiiter Der
iiioairifnnii9en Union, S8palo 8i-
rom, erfl1rte in elmer He0e, oaB ser
&rieg ser @eitmahte 9egen 9fuBlant
cine ,J0ringenoe 0otlpenoigfeit" lei,
I'M oie 3ioiliiotion oes 8eltens 81
retter, mo er ieBte bin3u, ues i'll
iebr beoauerliA, ouB oies 6ur6 Die
Gr6eits : &egierung in England I'M
mabri6einlid 9etpor0en gu ieiu
l6eint." @irop, Ser in Geuti6lano
er5ogen nliroe, uno ais 8erteioig-
ungsminiIter 5llg3euge bon Sen Na-
ais fallfte, meinte, Dob Siio1Afrifu
in einem iolhen &riege gegen Stub
lano 81 f1mpfen baden miiroe, uielbii
penn eS babel acknowledgement
Seite an Seite nit England 81 fdnlp-
fen BADEN loate."
2on0on - Gas 9(att Ser Somiet-
&egierung uS5ueitia" melOet, oaH
&uBlano 8ori6lage Ser @eitmG1te
51 elmer uebermudung Der @ablen
in befreiten 2dnoern our9 Die Il.
mliierten glatt a6lpeile.
Cine 6erartige l1e6ermadung
miir0e cine unoerantnortlihe Gin
miidung in sic Sobeitsredjte Ser BE-
freiten 2anoer oariteaen, erflart oas
8latt.
Sang gleid, mas fiir cine 6orm
0ieie logennnnte lte6ermadung an-
nebmen miiroe, iie mare letten @noes
ni9ts nnoeres ais @infiibrung elmer
3mangsmaBnabme in Sa6en DER
Snnenpolitif zines nnoeren Staates,
melde feinem 9rud BON auBen un-
.terporien meroen bari, erlauterte
sic 3eitung.
Ole S3beitia : 9epeide muroe bon
Mosfau ~freigegeben, mabreno oie
Ser. Staateny England unO 5ranf-
reid gorfebrungen CUR llebenund-
ing Ser @ableni naJ@riehenlano
trefien. ENGLAND tuno Die Ser.
Staaten batten and in @nlgarien
@%erpabrung geeen oie BORT onge.
manoten MetboOen fir Die @ablen
am Montag eingelegt.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
WicNcr Gkckarmcnic
bel 8crcr 1sipins

Gleoelano, .. - Srie6e berrIdt
pieoer i'm &auie oes Simmp gi-
pins, oes befannten Sdpergepidts-
borers.
8ioins uno feline 5rnn madten
befannt. DOB er oie Sdeioung. oie
er Dor einisen Monaten einsereidt
bate, 5uriidgenommen bat. uno 0aB
lie gleif5eitig auf finan5ieue Joroe-
rgpg Oeraihtet. ~
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
Qeihuaft einaeiteQt

@aibingtun. - Die alliierten ga
tiUmen empfinsem bente fOrmelle 8e-
nadridtignngen bonn GnSe bes gi-
gantiiden 2eibpadt : YrOsramms
Der Ser. Staaten, nnS iOtuObl bier
snlanoe iuie i'm Anslanb, iino bic 5n-
itGn6isen uirtidafiiiden Snitanaen
bemiibt, Die slnsuirfunsen Der Sim
iteluns bieler 9ilfe anf bic @irt-
idaft gurOpas sn ermittela.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
Qltom6Dmben ,,,numitr6s

San SraneiscO. = Sn idpaniiden
&nn6fnnfen mnrbe erflGrt, 0af
burd Die M~tumbombem in Sirolbima
nn6 Nasaiafi 100000 WenidJen se-
t0tet, berlett D6er pboadlos iunrben.
Sn @irOibima pnrben iiber 10000
set6tet, in @asainfi iiber 10000, un0
uadit ole GAIL Der Soften ftiinblia,
ba biele Der @erletten iterben.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

Gin aaiier s~efansen

yin G1iler gefaIl9elt
2on6on. - &mRlano gab Die @e-
fansenuabme bon &aiIer Sang Self,
Sapans Snppenberrlder in Der
ManOidnrei, nnS ieines faiierlidletl
0efOlges befannt. MarIfaa
Meranoer so. @aiileDIfb, Der &om-
manbeilr Der Soiuiet : Srnppen int
Sernen Often, fnnfte benz General
itabsdef non Sapans aiuantnns-Nr-
NEE, bak Der ,,&aiier fiA iuoblbe-
balten in meinen Sanoen befin6et."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
(BY THE OUT EAsTER)

We were "among those present" at the city stadium last Thursday night when the Boston Braves played the local team known as "The Brasscos". We don't know who gave the name to the local outfit, and we don't care, but we presume it followed the designa- ton for the professional team waterbury had at the ball grounds located on the Brass company's lot at the corner of West Main and Thomaston avenue some years back.
 There was no evidence then that we would live to see baseball play ed in the night season. But the crowd present proved, we think, that the game would come back to our city, professionally, if night games were played regularly throughout the season. In the old days, fans had to lose an after noon's pay If they stayed away from their employment in the factory. This was not always true, though, for in the nineties, the plants of the city allowed some of their employees to leave at
 p. m., or after they had rushed work along to complete a full days obligation.
 Familiar Faces
 And as we looked around the field we saw a number who were steady customers of the game in the days of past years. And among the number we spotted Paul F. McAlenney of 60 Luke street. Paul came from the fine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
Nighttime Ball Game Turns Clock Backuard Out Easter" Sees Modern Exhibition of National Pastime -- Recalls Spirited Battles of Yes
 ter-Years, Describes Heroes of Era.

McAlenney family of Jewelry street, good people, kindly people, friendly people, and people good to know. We knew all of them. Paul was young, athletic, and prob ably as good a baseball catcher among the amateurs as was in the city. He started out with the Waverlys, a team made up of the late Mayor Bill Sandland, Joe Hahn, Hughey Crane, the Wil- ton boys, tt1e Floods, the Quinns, and others, all of the south end. They had some sort of "club- room" down that way, but where we couldn't tell, for in those days none of us "Out East" ever left our own section, and knew little about the rest of the town.
 Paul McAlenney's name figured prominently in a great city anna teur game played in Waterbury some time during the nineties betweeen the Brass Citys and the AcmeS. The Brass Citys were an Out East" team, managed by the well known P. s. Bergen, the undertaken. Frank L. Donahue, "Red," who lived at the corner of East Main and Maple streets, was the pitcher. Later he pitched for the New York Giants and also for Philadelphia. Pete Fox, one time letter carrier played first base; "Cuddy" German, once a police detective covered 2nd; Me- Mahon, then known as Butcher" held down 3rd; Larry Doolan was at short; the flelders we cannot recall.
 Tough" Customers
 Anyway, the game was a "hum- dinger". All of out East was in- terested. 'The kids" were lined up in advance as a cheering sec- tion, wild, noisy and some of them tough. Most of us out here then were tough, as the term applied, and as many claimed we were, especially the teachers of the old Welton school.
 The game ended in victory for the Brass Citys. There was a crowd present, but the larger number came from this part of the town. They chorused words of encouragement for the players, and their shouts and yells sur passed the rooters for the other side. Much money was wagered on the outcome, but this was by the merchants and others who had the dough" in those days. After the game, or in the evening a parade was held, a band played and red fire was burned by the many who rode in the open old fashioned hacks provided for the occasion. Every dwelling and business house was decorated
 with the American flag and col ored bunting for several days after the game was played.
 It was the one big event of the time, and an affair that fingers long in our memory, for the part we played as a member of the Gang" admitted to the cheering sction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
Rationing Regulations
By sIsGT. RAY sN1ITH

CThe ration board headquarters ct 1l9 Wet Main street will be closed to the public all day Wednes- days until further notice) Rationing of GASOLINE. FUEL OIL and PROCESSED FOODS (canned fruit and vegetables) has teen abolished.
 MEATS and FATS
 Red stamps G-2 through Z-2 and Al through K-l in Book W. each worth 10 points, are now valid. Stamps ca through u-2 expire Aug. 3i.
 Stamps va through ga expire Sept 30.
 Stamps Ali through Eli expire cot. 3l.
 Stamps Fl through K-i expire Nov. 30.
 SUGAR
 Sugar stamp No. 3e in Book ". good for Ave povands. expires Aug. Sugar stamp ST has been invali- sugar stamp 80 will become valid sept. 1 for purchase of five pounds d sugar until Dec. ai.
 RENT CONTROL
 All persons who rent housing ace eonmodatIpns Of any type in rent controlled areas and have not ren- i1tored. must register with oPA nfaa rant offices:
 Alxn'aee ekanps |. a. 2 and ( in T10E TIT 4I. aeIh 41'IH Cor ono r1iI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

closing day were: Mrs. E. J. Bar low, Mrs. Dudley Atwood, Mrs. Royal Meyers, Mrs. E. M. Manning, Joanne Manning, Mrs. E. Irwin Zane, Mrs. Benjamin Viellette. Simone Viellette, Mrs. Ellsworth Candee. Mrs. Earle Couch, Mrs. Everett 8. Cook, Sally Cook, Mrs. Ricvhard Daley, Francis Daley, Mrs. Harper Souillard, Mrs. Bernard Nelson, Mrs. Mary Ineson. Miss Eleanor Souillard, Miss Jean Souil- lard, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Eddy, Thomas Eddy, Mrs. Boardman Getsinger, Mrs. Floyd N. Barlow, Mrs. Elizabeth Barlow, Mrs. Will liam T. Jebb. Miss Margaret Black, Miss Nancy Barlow, Billy Jebb and John Barlow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
DorothyHiII PortyGuest
 Mony Birthday
 Gifts Received

Prospect, Aug. N-Mrs. Gladys Hill of Cheshire road entertained Saturday at a party fro her daugh- ter Dorothy May, who celebrated her ninth birthday. Refreshments were served and the honored guest received many beautiful gifts.
 Those present were: Ethel, Lita and Phoebe Haines of Bethany. Dorothy and Ruth Garrison of Wa terbury, Eleanor Coer, Miss Helen Leary of Waterbury, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Forrest Allen and Gladys, Ruth Ann and Harriet Hill.
 Jeffers0nian Guest
 Mrs. Francis x. Duigan, Salem road and Mrs. Howard Burnham. Matthew street attended the Jeffer- son Day dinner of the Connecticut State Democrats at the Hotel Taft. New Haven, Saturday.
 Mrs. Frank Miller has returned after spending a few days with friends in New Haven.
 Mrs. Edmund Morin and her sons, Edmund and Robert. are spending a few days at Myrtle Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
NOTICE

Effective today, telephone sub- subscribers in Watertown may pay their bills for telephone service at GEORGES HOUSEHOLD vARI- ETY, 623 Main Street in Water town. This replaces the former agent, JAMES NAISMITH, who no longer will accept telephone bills for payment.
 The Company's business office at 348 Grand Street, Waterbury 86, will continue to serve Watertown telephone customers and payments by mail should be addressed to that office. 8-27-1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
Bremen Net Big Profits
AnnuoI CornivaI
 Proves Successful

Wolcott, Aug. 27-The annual carnival held all week by the Wol- colt volunteer fire department at the firehouse grounds on Central avenue was very successful. lt closed last night. The ferris wheel, chairoplane and kiddi. rides did a thriving business as well as the many booths and refreshment stands.
 The following were in charge of the carnival: John J. Bergin, chair man; John E. Carlson, Edward A. Garthwait, 0. Arthur Warrington. Harry Jay and Mrs. Frederick Megin, ST.
 DingwelI Home
 Private Nelson Dingwell has res turned from several months over- seas and is spending Q furlough with his mother, Mrs. Lester pingwell Of Woodtick road. He entered the serv- Ice in September. io43.
 Pfc. Theodore Atwood of Boca Rattan Field, Boca Rattan, Fla. Is spending e furlough with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Lyman At- wood of Woodtick road.
 Ends Vacation
 Alan Rogers of Bound Line road hes returned home from vacation with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs, William Wells of Hothlehcna.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
Democratic Caucus

Democratic electors of the Town of Watertown will meet in caucus at Town Hall, Friday evening. August 31, 1945, at 8 p. m. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the various town offices to be voted for at the annual town elec- tion to be held Oct. 1, 1945, and to transact any other business proper to come before said meeting. Per Order Democratic Town Con-
 mittee,
 MICHAEL V. DUNN, Chairman. Dated at Watertown August 26, l945
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
SMALLEST ELECTRIC MOTOR

What is said to be the smallest electric motor in the world was built by Emmanuel Kahn, jeweler of York, Neb. The tiny motor is no larger than a fly, and weighs quar- ter ounce. Most of its 58 parts are gold,