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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10

can correct the inward cause of their bodily ailment. Investi- gate the records of this office and learn how hundreds of chil- dren have been restored to Bloom of Health. who had been suffer- ing from St. Vitus Dance. Heart Trouble, Headaches, A n m a, Kidney and Bladder Weakness. Paralysis, spinal Curvatures, Asthma, Lung Weakness, Rheu- matism, etc. and etc.
 Likewise, learn of the thou. sands of mothers and fathers who have been restore d to Health. thereby making 1t pos- sible for them to carry out the many happy plans anticipated in the welfare of their family.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-07
A BIRD OF A MoEF

LONG BEACH, Calif-WAVE pharmacists and hospital attend ants finally tracked down the whistling wolf" at the Long Beach naval hospital. He's Mickey an Australian cockateel, who has been taught to whistle apprecia- lively when good looking girls walk by.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-07

nedy's dispatch from Rheims tell ing of the Germans surrender only two minor dispatches were received in New York from the Associated Press bureau in Paris at nine-thirty am. PVT.
 The following was heard in New York at SIS am. PVT. coming via a special voice cast channel from Paris to American news agencies radio networks "Su- preme Headquarters authorizes correspondents at sixteen forty five Paris time, 7:45 am. PVT, today to state SHAFT made mo- where any official statement or publication to that hour concern ing the complete surrender of all German armed forces in Europe. No story to that effect was au- thorized.'
 This announcement didn't deny the truth of Kennedys story at Rheims giving the details of the
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-07
Announcement Delayed

EctContinued from Page One) delay in nannouncing VIE Day ''is oesesioned by an agreement n&ched between Churchill, Tru- man and Stalin. The announce ment, when it comes, will be made simultaneously in London, Washington and Moscow"
 NEW YORK, May 7-tR,-In- ternational News Service said it received dispatch from Paris saying the filing privileges of the Associated Press Paris bureau had been suspended. Similar word has been .recieved by the United Press. The reason of the reported suspension was not stated.
 After receipt of Edward. Ken
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-07

formal signing of the surrender by merely saying no stories of the German equalization were "au- thorized."
 With reference to the statement in the voicecast from SHAEF Robert Bunnelle, managing exec utive of the Associated Press for the United Kingdom cabled as fol- lows "in reference to this state ment which raises the possibility an embargo misht have been im- posed there at SHAFT there is no embargo on the flash or subse- quent material received by Ken nedy, who toii Lewis Hawkins, of the Associated Press Lcpdon king fo the London staff if the later. Remedy asked Dwight Pit king of the London staff is the copy was moving satisfactorily through censorship"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

II miles northeast a. BalikpapAn.
Observers are convinced that
the Japanese already have writ.
ten. off their holdings northeast
Of Baikpapan. i'm eastern Borneo,
and that the present resrguard
actions are designed to give the
enemy a chance 10 withdraw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Convict Dealer
In Sugar Plot

An Eastern Market food dealer
has been convicted for converting
a 300 OOO-poupd sugar stamp
into 442 -OOo-pound
surplus through Justification of
OPA reports.
Max York. 3S. Of 1892 North
lawn was found guilty after a
jury trial before Federal Judge
Frank A. Picard, who will impose
sentence in September.
York is manager Of r. Schayo-
witz e. Sons, which does business
as the Crosse Pointe Quality
Foods Co, Eastern Market. He
contended the false reports re-
suited through negligence of high
school employees who were charged
with keeping the records.
Two Detroit meat dealers re-
ceived temporary business sus-
pensions following hearings before
OPA- Commissioner James s. Ken
nary.
They are Hyman Freedman,
1924 Twelfth, restrained from
selling rationed meats two weeks
for accepting 1880 counterfeit red
points, and Donald Doherty of
Fenkell Dexter Market, 3409 Fen
kell, who was suspended five days
for accepting 3,240 counterfeit red
StampS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Hershey Pledges
Jobs for Vets
Times Photo

WASHINGTON, Aug. Maj.
Gen. Lewis 3. Hershey assured
veterans of World War II today
that Selective Service would give
them the utmost possible aid in
obtaining new Jobs or in return
ing 10 their pre-war employment.
Some government agencies have
assailed the Selective Service po-
sitlon that every veteran who left
steady job to go 10 war is en-
titled 10 have il back if he ap-
plies for it within 90 days after
discharge
Elements OF organized labor
have contended that veterans Job
restoration should he contingent
-Hpen- aea4iescence 10 union SEN
iority rules and practices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Hunt Kin Of Worker
Killed by Steel Boom

Police today were seeking rela-
tives Of ,Vasil NJ Howicki, so. Of
5022 Trowbright. Hamtramck.
who was fatally crushed when a
steel yards crane boom fell upon
him yesterday.
Howicki was an employe OF the
Kramer Orloff Co, 9400 Buffalo,
Hamtramck. and lived alone AT
the rooning house. Police found
about $1,000 among hts posses
slonS
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Help Your Children To Develop
Strong Bones, Sound Teeth

Doctors report that many a child with
ugly bowed legs or knock-knees might
have grown up straight and shapely
on a diet adequate in the bone-build-
ing minerals and Vitamin D.
Lack OF calcium, for instance, In
the earliest years may do irreparable
damage-but In any case. calcium is
so vital a factor that no child brought
up on a consistently deficient calcium
intake, can have much chance for
strong bones and sound teeth.
That's one reason doctors talk 30
much about milk for growing children.
MIX is our best food source OF call
cium. DO your children get enough
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
HATE CAMPAIGN

Roosevelt charged that q
small, irresponsible section of
the press which does not hesitate
20 violate the truth had waged
a hat campaign against him and
his father who can't talk back "
fhe statement the FIRST
made by Gen. Roosevelt since re-
ports were published last June
that he had received a 100000
loan from John Hartford, presi-
dent of the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co, in 1899 The loan
was reportedly settled for $4,000
In 1879. .
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
rHE pTrRoIr TINES
Aua. l945

Crash Kills Pontiac Ffier
SEATTLE. Aug l (UP)-Tho
navy announced today the death
of Ems. Joseph r. Dickle, 26, OF
Pontiac. Mich. IN she crash Of a
light navy bomber nesr kenne-
wick.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
NOTHING TO HIDE

Asserting that he had nothing
to cinceal." " Roosevelt said he had
asked the treasury TO release a
fun account-without reservations
OF his business transactions.
The treasury is scheduled 10
submit report on RooSevelts 5
financial activities 10 the House
ways and means and Senate
finance committees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
700 Cherry PickerS
Needed at Traverse

Al least 700 workers are needed
al once 10 help harvest Michigah's
cherry crop in the Traverse City
area If serious crop loss is 10
be averted, the War Manpower
Commission said today.
The Emergency Farm Labor
Board asserts that almost every
orchard within a 20-mile radius
Of Traverse City lacks enough
pickers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

Growers can accommodate
city families who can spend the
next two weeks rendering
patriotic service, while being
paid AT the rate of so cents tn
81 per 25-pound lug" declared
Ben McGinn. WMC, head at
Traverse City. Housing is pro-
vided, but workers should bring
their own blankets, cooking
utensils and ration books"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Elliott Denies
F. DIR. S Aid

WASHINGTON. Aug. ! GNS)
Brig Gen. Elliott Roosevelt,
who leave the army Aug. IS. fatty
denied today that his father, the
late President. had aided him in
loans now being probed
by the treasury department and
two congressional committees.
ANY statement that he ever
did so IL a deliberate, infamous
lie" Gen. Roosevelt said 'T
conducted my own business
affairs The responsibility for
them was and still Is mine and
mine alone"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Observers Says Jdps
Quit Eastern Borneo

MANILA, Aug. / (UP)-Aus-
tralian field guns softened up the
approaches TO vital oil resources
around Samarinda today, knock
ing OFT several japanese positions
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
10Th Airforce Shifted

CHUNGKING, Aug. I UP)-
The army announced today that
the Tenth United States Air Force
is heinG shifted 10 China from
the InOla- Burma theater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

milk...at least a quart every day'
Many children Just don't like to take
that much euerg day. That's why
Cocomalt in milk is so helpful.
Cocomalt' is so rich in calcium, it
makes 3 glasses OF rliik equal TO q
tChole quart in calcium Cdluct (Also
this supplies the days full minimum
requirements for iron. phosphorus.
vitamin b. and d. And Cocomalt's
delicious chocolaty flavor makes chill
dren love their milk.
Start your children on cocomalt
today Save this as q reminder.
-
- heaptHS tsps to s-os. 0las5 Of milk
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Dog Owner Fined $50
As Ne,ahbors Complain

Fifty frightened neighbors and
two large dogs cost Mrs. Katherine
Tate, colored, 4555 Dix street NE,
$50 in fines yesterday in Municipal
Court.
The neighbors-and the milkman
signed a petition complaining that
Mrs. Tate's two dogs were dangerous
and unconfined. Witnesses testi-
fled that one of the dogs bit a small
boy last July and woman within
the last month.
Judge George D. Nelson fined
Mrs. Tate for violation of District
ordinance, despite her contention
that the dogs were kept muzzled
He also ordered disposal Of the dogs,
including both the male, which re-
portedly the biting, and the female,
which apparently had furnished
only moral support.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Reno Divorce
Special Plane
Service Planned
u tho Associated Press.


RENO, New, July 20.--A charter
plane service from New York to
Reno, known as the Reno Divorce
Special" will begin operating Au-
gust l to ease travel hardships of
this divorce capitals wealthy East
ern clientele.
A. r. SCHNEIDER, secretary of the
Nevada State Bar Association, an
nounced today that the price of a
one-way ticket will be $400 and for
roundtrip, $3.50, with a six-month
limit on ticket validity.
mfr. SCHNEIDER, who also is man.
ager of the Reno Sky Ranch, which
is sponsoring the line, said that one
twin-engined six-passenger plane
has been purchased and two more
larger craft are expected to be re-
leased for sale In the near future.
The ranch has trained hundreds
Of flyers for military service Mr..
SCHNEIDER said this factor will en-
able the charter service to obtain all
gasoline 1t needs. No priorities will
be required because the flights will
not be on a regular schedule.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
United Air Lines Files
Lower Rate Schedule

United Air Lines today announced
it had filed a new proposed schedule
of rates with the Civil Aeronautics
Board, which would reduce present
one-way rates about 4 per cent.
Along with the reduction, Karl P.
Hughes, district traffic manager
here said, United is proposing elm
nation of round trip. circle trip and
other discounts.
The new rates, together with ear
lier reductions, Mr.. Hughes said
would represent "a per cent re-
duction in air travel fares since the
start Of the war"
The new one-way rates bring "air
fares down to less than "A cents q
mile" a statement said, "or gener-
ally below rail plus Pullman costs. >
Evening star., 1945-07-20
The Great GameofPolitics
Poll Gives Truman Greater Popularity
S. Than Roosevelt at Peak

there were more millions who dis
liked everything about them.
And the latter were increasing
all the time. So when the shock
caused by the suddenness of Mr.
Roosevelt's death wore of and the
new President took hold in modest
common-senes fashion, great relief
was felt in the country. Obviously
this is the real explanation of the
unprecedented Truman popularity
Literally he has no enemies
Everybody, including the Republic
ans, wishes him well. The anti-New
Deal Democrats and the New Deal
ers are both for him. Bitterness
and black lists have disappeared
The atmosphere has cleared.
There are many who deeply
mourn the late President, but in
the country, as a whole. the ma
jority is relieved at the passing of
the Roosevelt regime, which seemed
set to stay indefinitely. The Gallup
figures make this clear. There is no
other way to explain them.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Gen. GomeIin Says Delays Left
France With Inadequate Armor

British had sent us only their first
division.
These delays came essentially,
am certain, from the fact that our
factories could not get under way
until 1885 and because our industry
could only attain It's full production
by stages. And this, despite the
efforts of Premier Daladier and the
remarkable work undertaken since
the start Of the war by the arma-
ments minister. Dautry. Our gen.
eral staff always ordered the maxi
mum number Of tanks 1t was pos
sible to produce.
Moreover, it should be noted that
even without counting our old model
type tanks, we-the British and
ourselves--had a greater number of
independent battalions capable of
being grouped In twos and threes
than the Germans had. That was
because we found ourselves on the
defensive on large front, and
we had to have in the immediate
vicinity tanks capable of participate
ing in the first counterattacks, while
awaiting divisions from the general
reserve.
Another factor might have given
a false illusion about our strategic
plans. 1t is true that I met with
some resistance from number OF
generals still imbued with the
theories of Marshal Petain. They
wanted to develop, above all, bat
talions of independent tanks. ]
passed over their opposition, but
they tried to turn public opinion
in their favor. And that is what
caused the misconception in the
peoples ideas.
(Copyright, 1945, by the Associated Press, ]
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Army Paper Protests
Postcombut Discipline
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Fress.
LONDON, July 20.-Stars and
Stripes, United States Army news
paper, said in an editorial today
there are indications In some areas
postcombat Tightening up of disci-
pline is going beyond the point OF
reasonableness.
The American Army sis civilian
and not a professional army" the
editorial said. Its ranks are filled
with men drawn from all walks OF
life who bring with them civilian
talents, civilian likes and dislikes
their civilian outlook -
Because he is a civilian at heart
and because he is both reasonable
and intelligent, he is quicker to de-
tect the difference between neces-
sary discipline and discipline that is
imposed out of whimsical or Quix-
otic considerations. ="
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Detailed Investigation
OF UNRRA Welcome,
Lehman Asserts
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, July 20.--Replying to
charges by Representative Dirksen,
Republican, of Illinois, Director
General Herbert H. Lehman of the
United Nations Relief and Rehabili-
tation Administration, said today
UNRRA will always welcome a
most careful study of its opera
tons"
Mr.. Dirksen has demanded a con-
gresSional investigation of the
agency, asking. among other things:
Why do UNRRA food supplies ap-
pear in the black market in Athens?
Why were 200 tractors left on the
dock in Greece for long time when
they were allegedly needed in the
field? Why is UNRRA being inyes-
tigated by British intelligence2
MIR. Lehman said in an interview
that "in the countries have visited
UNRRA is, on the whole, doing ex-
cellent work and has already
brought much relief to the people.
"As far as I have been able to
ascertain, no substantial quantity Of
UNRRA goods appear in the black
market" he said. IF there is any
substantial evidence that UNRRA
goods are appeared in the black
market would like it submitted so
that we can properly investigate it.
ANY tractors which may have
been or are on the docks In Athens
are merely awaiting transshipment
to the provinces. To do this ade-
quate means of transport are es-
sential. Lack of transportation is
one of the greatest problems in
Greece. The railroads are COM
pletely destroyed and there are very
few ships and trucks left. UNRRA
has been seeking to provide addi-
tional trucks. If those which are
being sought can be obtained, the
transport situation will be consider
ably relieved.
II have no knowledge of any in
vestigation by British intelligence.
MIR. Lehman is leaving by air to-
morrow for Belgrade on the way
to attend the third general confer
ence of IJNRRA in London.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Dentist Sued for $4,000

DR.. John Francis Keaveny, sur
geon dentist, with offices in the
Medical Science Building, was
named defendant In a $4,000 dam
age suit filed late yesterday in Dis
trict Court by the administrator of
the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Mel
minger, so, who died last September
20, four days after being admins
tered gas. The coroner issued a
certificate of accidental death in
the case.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Twelve Die in Air Crush

SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, July 20
R1.-Twelye persons aboard an RAF
Liberator were killed today when
the plane crashed in flames soon
after taking of from Mascot Field
for an undisclosed destination. Six
passengers and six crewmen all
British-were trapped in the burn
ing wreckage.
Evening star., 1945-07-20

him as he starts
of, fully aware
that they will
be cursing him
fervently before
too long. But
there is general
accord in giving
him what has
com e to b e
k n o W n as a
honeymoon" in
his early days.
Particularly is
this true of Vice
Presidents W h o
become Presi j.
dent through
Evening star., 1945-07-20
II Pct. of Funds Spent
Hos Come From u. S.
v the Asxoe,atsd Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Byrd Economy Committee
yesterday heard that thus far the
United States has put up "a per cent
of the funds spent by UNRRA in
five European countries.
Roy F. Hendrickson. deputy di-
rector general. repeatedly told the
group in a closed session that Of the
81 ,35o, ,Oo0, 900 pledged by the United
States a total of s793 900 900 has
been made available.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
DR.. Evans to Broadcast

DR.. Luther II. Evans, librarian
of Congress, will speak over the
Columbia Broadcasting System from
Radio Station WTOP at 1o:45 pm.
tomorrow. DR.. Evans will describe
his task of running the largest
library in the world.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
By Frank r. Kent

Popularity in a new President Is
normal. Everybody-including those
of the opposite party who voted
against hin-is willing to cheer
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer TO any
question of fact by writing The Eve
ming Star Information Bureau, 3l6 /
street NE, Washington 2, D. c. Please
tnclcse 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Rot Catcher Retained

At the suggestion of the British
Ministry of Food, Coalville, Eng
land, will retain its rat catcher.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Fourth Division Late.

Thus, at the end of 1899, we de-
cided to constitute for the spring of
1910 a fourth armored division of
the type decided upon. On the
other hand, our British Allies were
planning on sending us at the same
time two tank divisions. The Ger
mans attacked us with six panzer
divisions. However. as a result of
a series of delays during May, our
fourth mechanical division was still
in the process of formation and the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21

nepoimjivo notranje ali dusevAo pazpolozee ali pols
receno napetost ko slisa kratke besede Roosevelt
mrtev Sodec po seb je mas teesni in duSevn
ustro trenutno preneha funkcijonirat Cut sebi
neko praznoo, tako kakor da ie prergala neka
drnska ali skrenega prijateljstva Ia prazneta
e nenadoma skreia gro nekaj pod obrvmi e zaske
lelo in IL oe e utrgala grenka soza Ali nj to jasen
dokaz da je bill Franklin D. Roosevelt katerega smo lju
bill in spostovai, velik MOI in mas prate? Kai take
ga kakor obcutili oh smrti Roosevea obcutmo le
oh izgub svojih najdrazjih Dovoeno mai mi bo oment
ma tenn nestu zjavo nekega moza il Teksasa in pa Mr.
Robertsa komentatorja il Los Angelesa. Deal je prv
Jaz nisem nikdar glasoval Franklin D. Roosevelta
njegove deje so bile nasprotne mojim ampak &c nj bill
res ve1k moz," zakaj mi je bilo potem jok, ko
slisa negov smrti" Deja je Mr. Roberts: "Jaz nise
nkdar vde moza osebno, ampak ko cital njegovi
smrti neka izgubil Cutl sem da sem zgub priate
liza. Mole je pri MEM njegovi rakvi in JAZZ
pocakati da nazaj meni, predno bonn cut
normalno. Roosevelt e bill resnic ve]k moz Tako je
cut povprecen clovek, povprecen Amerkanec priatel
ali nasprotnk tako cutil cvlziran svet in vs
in cumo da je bill Franklin Roosevelt resnci VELIK
MOz Njegovo truplo sedaj pocva hladn zemlj, toda
negov duh DO osta med nam ter prvede do koncne
image pravice mad brutanostjo Franklin D. Roosevelt je
ub svoega socloveka zato e kot voak boni poljan
dial svoe zvljenje bou dosego svetovnega miru in
zmago pravice mad krivico.
SLAVA SPOMINU FRANKLIN D. RoosEVELTA!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Domoeo fronto
UgodnOsti V-poste

Washington. Office of War
Information navajo j. raznolike
ugodnosti v-poste, .kF je vazno
lsredstvo "a podpiranje, morale
nasih fantov onstran morja.
V-posta je patrioticno sred-
stvo, ker nam prihrani unogo
dragocenega ladijskega prosto-.
ra. -.
V-posta je tudi cisto zasebna.
V-pismo ma mikrofilmu ina We
licino postne znamke - memo
goce je citati ma filmu. Preslika-
jo pa jih 1,5O0 ma uro. Ia me-
haniena brzina je najboljsi po-
rok "a tajnost teh pisem.
V-posta je idealno sredstvo
"a pogosta in kratka pisma. Ma
tiskovini je prostcra "a pribliz-
no 200 roko pisanih ali 500
strojepisnih besed.
V-posta je poceni - leta-
lom gre preko morja "a 3 CEN
te.
Tiskovine je lahko dobiti. Pro-
dajajo jih v veeini trgovin,
zastonj jih dobite ma posti -.
po' dvoje naenkrat " sYojem
lokalnem uradu. ,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21

|ta; da bi ii vedno cevlje osnazil
in ne pomazal tai; da bi 5 so
cutjem poslusal meme tozbe Q
|sose di, otrocih in sluzkinji;
koneno De, da bi j nikdar ne
ugovarjal.
Vse to ho4e lena, samo tega
ne, da bi veljal "a coparja. In
Sc pravijo zene, da je nepotreb-
mo, &c vedo mozje, koliko zvezd
je ma nebu, koliko litrov vode
Evsebuje ocean, kaj hocejo Kitaj-
Eci in Indijci; da' je mnogo bolj
vazno, pravijo, &c mozje vedo,
kdaj ina zena god in kaj il mai
kupijo "a god. Sc nekaj pravijo
zene, da je samo ena stvar ma
.svetu veeja kot zenslki spomin,
to je moska pozabljivost.
Vsaka 81 napravi sliko vzor-
mega moza v srcu, a resnica je
navadno drugacna, morda cello
.po krivdi zene.
Zato je bolje, &c vzames mo-
IA v celoti, kakor stoji pred te-
boj, ker bo potem mnogo mani
razoearanj. Mic skode, &c vemo,
kaj je rekel nemski filozof Ernst
Schleiermacher O tenn: "Nikdar
ne goljufaJ same sebe S podobo
kakega junaka IL romano ali
pesmi, IL svojih sanj in domis-
ljije. Raje ljubi svojega moza,
kakrsen je. Kajti narava je stro-
ga gospodarica, XII kaznuje sa-
njarije deklet. pozneje ma zenah
tia do. tretjega in eetrtega ko-
lena njih custev."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
RFC je prodala predmete "a
$l0O,0OO, 900

Washington, - Fred N. Vim
son, Federal Loan Administra-
tor, je naznanil, da je Recon
struction Finance Corporation,
katere je ustanovil Surplus Pro-
perty Board v svrho prodaje
predmetov v posesti drzave, pro-
dala do %. februarja 1945 bla-
go vrednosti nakupa $16l, ,O51,-
600 "a vsoto $1O5, ,495, 900.
Y februarju je REF prodala
predmete, XII SO stall pri naku-
pu $20,639,0OD "a $4,000
Vecina tega materiala je bila ze
v rabi.