The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-06
Ne1vS Of Connecticut

Ledyard, Feb. 6-CUP)-A coron- CTS inquest was started today into the death of Albert Brown, 2, son of sailor now on duty in the Pa cif1c, who succumbed at hospital a few hours after he was hit by an automobile late yesterday.
 Howard Fagre, Groton, driver of the car, said the boy darted from behind parked car and he was unable to avoid striking him because of the icy condition of the highway.
 SouthingtOn, Feb. eUP)-The medical examiner gave a verdict of suicide today in the death of Zyg- munt Maskaitis, 39, proprietor of the PIantsville Machine Screw Co.,, who hanged himself at his home last night. His 13-years-Old son found the body suspended from a rafter.
 Hartford, Conn, Feb. 6 - (UP0 The trial date for seven officials and employees of Ringing Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus on manslaughter charges resulting from the tragic fire here last July 6, may be set in superior court sometime this week, 1t was reported today.
 States Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr, was expected to ask Superior Court Judge William J. Shea to as sign the trial for late in February. The fire caused 168 deaths and in- jury to 682 others.
 Danbury, Conn, Feb. 6 - (U.P)-- Herbert B. Wanderer, Bethel, Re- publican majority leader of the State House of Representatives was hospitalized today after suffering a heart attack at his home late yes- terday.
 Ills condition was described as good, and doctors said he had spent comfortable night"
 New Haven, Conn, Feb. 6. (UP- Predicting that i've shall never | again be complement enough tc crawl back into our now discarded shell of isolationism," Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin said today the United States must continue developing its good neighbor" policy toward Latin America.
 The Governor opened an exhibit ofLatin American products being sponsored by the New Haven Cham Der of Commerce. He said Good sound friendly international tradt with our neighbors in this hemi. sphere is one of the objects of oul Connecticut inter pro- America nprogram."
 We know that the people of Latin America are not only good neigh bors but that they are also good Allies |. Moreover, our close frtend- ship with our hemispteric nelghbors is the most solid foundation on which we can build 6 real and last ing peace after victory is won."
 Hartford, Conn, Feb. 6-.(UP)-- Accused of falling to answer sum- mons of the collector of internal revenue to exi ain alleged failure to file social security and federal unemployment tax returns, A. G De Golyer, vice president of the Ro- tomet Corp, Stamford, was ordered to appear in federal court Feb. IS to show cause who he should not be held in contempt.
 According to Assistant U. s. At torney Edward J. Lonergan. the firm further is accused of failing to remit withholding taxes for the fourth quarter of 1943. amounting to $856.41.
 Stamford, Conn, Feb. 6-(UP) Sale of Radio station WSRR fOI $161, 900 to the Stamford Advocate and afternoon newspaper required only approval of the EGG today fOl cOnsummatiOn.
 Purchasers are w. F. K. Gillespie president; Kingsley Gillespie, vict president and treasurer, and Miss Edna Gillespie. secretary, Kingsley ] Gillespie said that the properties