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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PROBATE COURT, April 9th, A. D. 1945. ESTATE of ANN A POLONIEWICZ, aka. POLONIE- WICH, aka. AMY WUSY, late of Waterbury in said District. deceased.
 The Administrator, having ex- hibited his account with said estate to this Court for allowance, and made application for an order of distribution of said estate, 1t Is ORDERED, That the 18th day of April, A. D. 1945, at II o'clock, in the forenoon, Eastern War Time, at the Probate Office in Waterbury, be and the same is, assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said account. and application and the Court directs the Administrator, to give notice thereof, by publishing this order in some newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said District, at least three days, before said day of hearing.
 Attest:
 JOHN J. HOWARD, 4-10-1t Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10
Sailor Sees
 Yumoto Sink
Bx MAC R. JOHNSON

Aboard AQmlTdl uIAleI rA"S0@AA Okinawa, April 10 - U.Po = A young Navy pilot parachuted from his burning plane into the middle of the doomed Japanese task force off Kyushu Saturday and watched from the water for four hours while the Japanese tried futilely to save their 4O,O00-ton battleship Yamato.
 The pilot, Lieutenant (jg) VII. liam Ernest Delaney, was rescued under cover of smoke from the burning Yamato by a twin-engined Navy patrol bomber piloted by Lieutenant James R. Young of Gen. tral City, Ky, while a second bomber circled the area to divert any enemy fire.
 Delaney told newsmen today that he scored four direct hits on the super-battleship with 500-pound bombs from 1,4O0 feet but the re- sulting explosions set his dive bom- Der afire.
 There was loud explosion under the fuselage," he said. Then the cockpit filled with smoke and fumes. One wing was on fire.
 q was afraid the plane would explode and ordered my crew (Gun- ner and Radioman) to jump. They bailed out five miles southwest of the Jap task force. I watched their parachutes open. Then jumped" :"
 Delaney said he landed in the water in the middle of the enemy task force and inflated his life raft. Enemy warships circled him wildly. He stayed out of the raft most of the time so 1t would be more ditn- cult for the Japanese to detect him.
 Once a Japanese destroyer ap- preached within 400 yards of the raft, but pulled away when the crew apparently decided the raft was empty
 At first, was SO cold and tired that when the Jap "can" approach ed, thought of giving myself up," Delaney said. But decided they might only shoot me, so stayed behind the raft. I'm sure glad now that I did,
 Delaney said the Yamato was dead in the water and never dld change its position in relation to him, indicating that both he and the battleship were drifting in the same direction at the same time.
 T saw planes of our second main wave attack the enemy force about 2 D. m.," he said. "At least one more bomb hit was scored on the Yamato, Because I saw huge pillar Of black smoke go up from her.
 "Over on the horizon, there was terrific flash and explosion. guess that was Japanese destroyer blow ing up."
 Delaney saw another destroyer approach close enough to throw a line to the Yamato. but 1t pulled away when the second wave of planes appeared.
 One of the planes spotted De- laineys raft and dropped to marx the position. Young and Lieutenant Richard L. Simms of (210 Brighton road) Atlanta, Ga, piloting another patrol plane, spotted the marker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10
POLES

Now playing at Loew-Poli Is the Van Johnson starring vehicle "Be- tween Two Women with the glam- orous stars Marilyn Maxwell and Gloria DeHaven. Lionel Barry more is his usual droll self as Dr.. Gillispie. Filled with romance, comedy, drama and glamour this is the perfect picture for all around film entertainment.
 Also on same bill, the thrilling murder mystery ''The Great Fla marion" with Eric Won Stroheim and Mary Beth Hughes.
 Starting Thursday at Loew-Poli is the exciting adventure story "This Mans Nay" with Wallace Beery, Tom Drake and newcomer Jan Clayton. Beery is his best as the boastful Trumpet, and James Gleason, who plays his side-kick Jimmy shannon, carries on a hila- rious running feud with Wally. Lo- vey Jan Clayton, a pert and pretty redhead, is the romantic interest and she does a good job in her first MGM feature Role. This Mans Navy" is an all-family entertain ment. You won't want to miss it.
 To assure authentic scenes and backgrounds, almost seventy-five per cent of the picture was filmed at Navy lighter -than-air bases. Cast and crew spent three weeks at Lakehurst, New Jersey, another three weeks at MAS Santa Anna, California and week at Del Mar, Calf. shooting training and battle sequences. Tom Drake is the lad with the down to earth acting you loved so well in Meet Me In St. Louis, TWO Girls and a Sailor" and Mrs. Parkington.' Jan Clay ton is a red-haired new singer, ac- tress that MGM introduces in this new film. She recently returned from a foreign soldier-entertain- ment tour. The strong supporting cast includes such favorites as Se- lena Royle, Henery ONeill, Noah Beery, ST. and George Chandler.
 "ThiS Mans Navy" will hold your interest throughout with Beery and Drake at their best.
 Also those fun-makers par ex- cellence Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, with the assistance of a fine comedy cast including Mary Roland, provide plenty of laughs in Nothing But Trouble" on the same program. It will sure take all your cafes away. See 1t by all means if you want a good laugh, such as only Laurel and Hardy can bring VOL,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10
Late Realty NelUs

The following real estate docu- Kaents have bene filed at the office of Town Clerk Mary c. Kilmartln
 Warranty Deeds Carlnela Sbordone and Maria T. Archiero to Frank L. Katchinski and Anna M. Katchinski, property on Green street.
 Andrew G. Ciarlone to Isabelle Lango Ferrari, property on Carver street.
 7 John s. Coe to Lucille Lerz, prop erty on Pennington avenue.
 Bella Weiselberg Gershowitz to Theodore Fusco, property on Mer- Etll street.
 Margaret L. Smith to Charles Romaniello, property known as No. Q on Map of Byrneside. : George A. Backman to Willard B. Carr and Dorothy L. Carr, property on Windsor street.
 Mortgage Deeds
 Joseph R. Bendler, Anna B. Fran Eis and Nellie B. Radke to John William Bender, Jr., property on Highland avenue, $5,000.
 s Theodore Fusco to Bella Weiscl- berg Gershowitz. property on Mer- Sill street, $6,50O.
 A. Henry Weisman to Arthur F. puliano and Annette Juliano, prop erty on Middle Strete, $500. Willard B. Carr and Dorothy L. Carr to First Federal Savings and Loan property on Windsor street, h6,0OO.
 q willard B. Carr and Dorothy L. Barr to John Christensen, property Nn windsor street, $2,500.
 \Quit Claim Deed
 Anna CesnaS to JOkimas c. Tom Rsaitis, property on Washington avenue.
 Arthur F. Juliano and Annette wuliano to A. Henry WeiSman, /, property on Middle street. Release of Mortgage First Federal Savings and Loan Association Of Waterbury to Jo- eephine Mixerez and Rene J. Mix 6rez.
 Louis Luria to Bessie Luria. Waterbury Savings Bank to Bella Xeiselberg.
 zFirst Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury to George
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10

Mickey Sees the US.A., by Emer- son; Bomber Pilot. by Harkins; Here's Penny, by Haywood; First Grade, by Lattimore; Sky Ride, by Pollock; Fox Fire, by Robinson; susan, by Trent; Karen Long, Medi- cal Technician, by Turner; Yea Wildcats!, by TuniS; Star fol Gimmy, by Whitney; Mother Goose Seventy-Seven Verses, illustrated by Taska Tudor.
 Also: Between Earth and Sky, by MacNeil; Model Planes for Be- gir'lers, by Gilmore; Ben Hunts Whittling Book, by Hunt; Many Voices by Swann; Mediterranean Spotlights, by Gatti; China, by Spencer; India by Boulter; Our America, by Townsend; Northwest voyager, by Tharp; Abraham Lin- coDl's World, by Foster; Buried Cities, by Hall.
 Card Party Thursday
 Many tables have bee reserved for the "after dinner" card and games party to be given by Christ Episco- pal parish in the assembly room oi the church Thursday evening al 7:30 o'clock.
 Dessert will be served preceding the card playing.
 Public Invited
 All interested persons are invited to attend the discussion and study group c,l the Dumbarton Oaks pro- posals which will be held in the Wa tertown library brought from 7:3( until 8:45 o'clock.
 The group sponsored by the Wa tertown League of Women Voters is led by Roland Tyler, and tonight's session will be attended by Dr Joseph May of Waterbury and g group of Taft School students ln- terested in the proposals.
 These discussion groups are oi value at this time with the Sar Francisco Conference in the neal future.
 Junior Branch to Meet
 The Junior Branch of the Chil- dren of Mary Sodality will meet IT St. Johns school Wednesday eve ming at 7:30 o'clock. Return from Florida
 MT. and Mrs. Harry F. Atwood and MT. and Mrs. John Olson, ol Main street, who have been m Fior. ida for several weeks have returned to their homes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10

CARL & WALT, INC. - Wood- bury, Conn. Phone Wood. 68. Good used cars bought and sold"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10
STRAND
Mickey Rooney has a characte

Mickey Rooney has character role!
 His starring role in M-G-Ms technicolor production National Velvet" now at the Strand theater. has Mickey portraying an Irish boy of seventeen, 8 broken-spirited shiftless former jockey. Mi Taylor, and Mickey uses just 8 suggestion of brogue in his talk.
 Long famous as the typically American Andy Hardy, Mickey's other roles have also presented him as the cocky, bounding American youth. The one previous exception was "The Human Comedy" in which as Homer Macauley ne gave a restrained, carefully drawn per- fOrmance which many critics acc claimed as the best of his career.
 Clarence Brown, who directed '~Ehe Human Comedy also directed
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10
Legal Notice
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT

LIQUOR PERMIT
 NOTICE OF APPLICATION This is to give notice that I, Nathan Oren, of 190 Chestnut Ave- nue, Waterbury, Conn, have filed an application dated April 9th, 1945, with the Liquor Control Commits sion for a Restaurant Full Liquor Permit, for. the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises, 142 Grand Street, Waterbury, Conn. The busi- ness is owned by Nathan Oren, of 190 Chestnut Avenue, Waterbury, Conn, and will be conducted by Nathan Oren, of 190 Chestnut Ave- nue, Waterbury, Conn.,, as permit tee.
 NATHAN OREN. Dated April 9th, 1945. 4-10-17
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10

National Velvet" and he and Mickey planned that Mi Taylor would have the same warmth of characterization that Mickey gave to Homer in the American story of family life.
 Supporting Rooney in the film are Donald Crisp, Elizabeth Taylor, Anne Revere, Angela Lansbury. Jackie Jenkins and Arthur Preacher.
 Selected short subjects complete the bill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-10

MANUFACTURER - Wants representative for Water bury and adjacent territory. Es- Sential work with present and postwar opportunity for above average earnings. Car necessary. Sales experience desirable but not as important as personality and ambition. Please write Box B-496, Waterbury Democrat. giving de- tailed information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
City Ennp|oye
Dies al 95

Funeral services will he held al
IT a. m. tomorrow for James Mil
Ter, former city employe, who
died Monday at the age of 80.
Born in Ontario, Mr.. Miller was
brought to Michigan by his par
ents at the age of 3. He lived
in Forester in Sanilac County I'M
al 1926, when he came 10 Detroit
10 take a job with the DPW. lie
retired six years ago and made
his home with a daughter, Mrs.
Frederick w. Green, at 9204
GraytOn road.
Surviving besides his daughter
are two sons George Of Port
Huron and 1t. Gerald Miller, now
serving overseas.
Services will be held in the
r. G.. and G. r. Harris Funeral
Home al 1921 Harper, with
burial i'm Forester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
Frank MerriWelI
Creator nS Dead

VISTA. Cal, Jan. II CUP) -
The heart which inspired the fic-
iional hero, Frank Merriwell, 10
daring and \ kroic deeds in the
pages of dlmh novels was Stilled
today with the death OF Merri-
wells creator. Gilbert Patten.
Pattcn. II, succumhed in his sleep
m the home Of his son, Harvan
Barr Patten. yesterday.
Writing under the name Of Burt
L. Standish. Patten began his
Merrlwell stories IN 1896 and con-
tinued them for II years
Funeral services Thursday viii
be followed by cremation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18

Robert A. Farley

Services for Robert A. Farley
"a, who died yesterday in his
home pos w. Grand Blvd, will
be al 3 p. m. Friday in the George
Warrick Funeral Home, 1893 f.
Grand Blvd. Burial will be IN
Columbia. Mo.
A resilient OF Detroit for 30
years, Mr.. Farley was a retired
sales manager for the Indian
Limestone Corp. He is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Nelson w.
Schlass of Crosse Pointe and Mrs.
Glen r. Miller Of Birmingham; a
brother, w. F.. Farley OF Vero
Beach, Fla land three grandchll-
dren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
Harvey /. Williams

Funeral services for Harvey l.
Williams. 81. of $3.50 St Paul. a
retired police detective who died
Monday, will be held al 30 p. m.
tomorrow at the Cooper Brothers
Funeral Home. 10404 Mack under
the auspices of Acacia Lodge No,
AT, F. and A. NJ. Burial will be
at Acacia Park Cemetery.
Mr.. Williams. born in Wanamie,
Pa. came 10 Detroit 30 years ago
and joined the police force in
June. 1914. He retired in Septem-
Der. l94l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
7 Michigan Filters
Missing in Crash

DYERSBURG. Tenn, Jan. u
(UP)-TVo Michigan filters were
listed as missing today in the
crash Of BIZ Flying Fortress
near Halls Tenn, Dyersburg Air
Field officers announced.
They were 1t. George II. Miller,
25. of 1884 Beaconsfield. Detroit,
and Pvt John T. Mullins. Crosse
Pointe Park. Three other airmen
were killed i'm the crash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
6. A. Benson

Services for Clifford 4. Benson,
81, of 1861 Poe, who died of heart
disease Monday, will be held
Thursday at ! p. m. from the
Nancy Funeral Home 4763 Lin
coin. Burial will be in Woodmere
Cemetery.
Mr.. Benson was Detroit bar
Der for more than 40 wears, re-
firing two years ago. He is SUR
vived by daughter. Mrs. Gwen
& GuSSOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
Snow ShoveIine Fetal

LANCASTER, Pa Jan. IL
QNS) William Huestis Keller
presiding Judge of the Pennsyl-
vania superior court, died last
night of a heart attack after
shoveling snow from his sidewalk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-18
VINO Official Dies

WASHINGTON. Jan. II tINS)
Charles NJ Hay IS, deputy
chairman and executive director
Of the VINO died Unexpectedly at
his Washington home last night
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
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Berlin mnN Wien
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oes gotsoomer 9onmuniqueS in
Teuti6lono cine ,sefpoltige" Selbit-
moropene folgte. 1900 @erionen,
groBtqnteiIs @eiddftsleute urO Sn-
ouitrieGe, ioaen lid in Der oergnnge-
men ISOLDE ons 9e6en in Berlin &c.
nommen b1ben, w1brenO in 2eip5ig
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800 SeIbitmoroe oer3eihnet ipurOcu.
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lung uno Ser Yoitoienit lit in Berlin
uiO Der BON Oen &uiien 6eiebten So
ne GeutidIunos tJieoer aufgenOm-
men morOen.
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len !pcroen urlb miiifen in 0eutld,
ruiiilG, engliid ooer fran50itid ab-
9eiabt iein.
gniteue Der 8rieImarfen nit oem
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in bier oeridieoenen 8erten peraltS-
gabt.
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5ierte v9lagemeine 3eitung" ibr gr-
ifeinen gemadt. Gas pierieitiee
8Iutt miro oreimol n0hentli1 Der.
uilSgegeben nn0 miro neben iolden
Sugesneuiefeiten ME 8erifte1 iiber
sc amerifohil6e &tombombe Rlou-
oereien uiio @%rfIarungen pom 8er-
lins bier f%iibrenoen politiibaa Har.
teirn bringen.
3ien - Cine international go.
Ii5eimanni9aft, bic ii6 aus oulerifo-
aiiden, ruiiiiden, britii6en uno
fIano0Iiiden Snloaten 3uianmen.
lett Die ISL n Seeps patrounie-
IN gibt ben Gn.Uobnern einsa NlI-
i6auungsunterridt iiber Die gu.
i~ammennrbeit Der MQiierten BEL Der
8ertpaltung Der Oiterrei6ii6en
SauptItaot.
3unddit iino bier 9otrouiIen init
lie einem Golouten Ser bier Natio.
men eingeridtet moroen. Die 8ote.
Nrmee bat feline regelre6te Dill.
tdrpoIi8ei uno fommanoiert ietueils
SoGoaten aus aroeren TruppenteiIen
gu Yoli8eipflidten.
Berlin Der erite 8aiiasier8ug
Der omerifanii6en Armee fam nit
TAI Sol0aten Der 80. 6uaidirm-
gipiiinn in Berlin oil. @lf meitere
3iige meroen ben Heit Der GiCiiion
BON @pinnI, 6ranfrei6, bringen, oa-
nit iie Die 5tpeite Ban5eroipiiion aIs
itdnoige amerifaniide 8elasung in
Berlin abbott.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
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cine ~SricNenswofie

Qon0on - 9urh cine beionoere
2uftpoli3ei fam Die 4tombombe fir
0ie 8ereinigten 0ationen Die @affe
neroen, sic Sen 6rieoen er3tpingt,
mie einige 0iplomaten ~erflGrten.
Gariiber binaus, 10 meinten lie, miro
sic 8ombe 0a5u fiibren, Dob elm @or-
ihlag gemad)t miro, oIe militarii9
nidtigen @rfin0ui1gen Der &ontroae
oes ISiferbeitSrats ser 8ereinigten
Nationen 3l unteritelen. 6ragli6
tpar aud, ob 6as @e6eimniS Ger
4tomlbombe NIT onoeren oQiierten
0ationen geteilt perOen miro, .uno
Oh RuBlano bereits Oariiber infor-
miert wuroe.
Aagemein berridte 11ebereinitim-
mling, bob oie 8affe fir ben fiinf-
tigen 6rieoen uno Die Siderbeit
BON aaergroBter geoeutung iein
miro, porausgeiest, Bob lie nift in
Sic falld)en 9anoe fdut. IQe mos
oernen auffaiiungen BON Strategic
o~iirften nun cine taoifale Aen6erung
erfobren. Selbit menn oie 4meri-
faner uno 8riten nidt bereit iein
ioaten, ibr 8ebeimnis preis5ugeben,
fonnten lie Dem Siderbeit5rat cine
6eionoere 2uftpoli8ei 3ur 8~erfiigung
teller. Die @eltorganilation Mir
Sc Damn nift iiRr oas @e6eimnis
unterrihtet iein, nber ole 2uftpoli-
5ei nit ser atombombe einieben, mo-
INNER Dies ~nottpenoig neroen iolte.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
HmklanN smitGnNie
fir Gcikpadt>R ilfe

@ai6ington - Ole Soreign Geo.
monte Administration teilt nit, oaB
&uBlano i'm Augenblid ieiner
ariegserflGrung an Sapan 81 elmer
2eibpadt : 9ilfe BON $1,000, 100000
beredtigt ipiirOe. Set Dem Sieg
ii6er 9eutidlano bate es nur tuenig
onpon iiber Sibirien geliefert befom-
men. @ingegen bate So 40mini-
TRAITOR SEQ groplep oie Mogli6feit
zines ariegseintritts &uBlanos be-
reits porqeleben, ME Der &ongreB
i'm SUM- 3uiGslide getrdge geneb-
migte. @uf leine~ 0ringlifen gor-
IteQilngen puroen 0iele $1,000, 000,-
600 in oas Budget bon $4,S85, 000,-
10000 fir @adidub nod &uBlano
nit in 8oraniflag gelteIt.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
Sn 8~erlesenbeit

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beitsreides 2eben. Sd babe es ser
@iIiemldaft getpiomet. = l1no, Ser
ebrteiter, mas bnben Sic iif CUR
2ebensaufgabe gelteat2"
,,Na, - id molte eigentlih oen
Giiopol entoeden. @u es aber in.
3piiden anoere getan boben, lit
mein Rebenswerf iest erleoigt."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17

Grpa6men Sic bei Siren
GinfGnfen, bak Sic bic I'm.
seise in Der 0eutiden 8ei-
tmns seleien baben
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
New Prinafe
Takes Office

CANTERBURY England, April
l9N tUPl-Dr Godfrey Fisher.
former bishop of London, was en-
throned IN ancient Canterbury
Cathedral today as the 9th Arch
bishop Of Canterbury and prlmate
of all England.
Three thousand persons W.T.
messed the ceremonies dating back
10 the sixth century. High Off
cials OF church and state filed INTO
the cathedral in a colorful pro-
ceSSlon before the enthronement
For the first time in history II IN
cluded American army and navy
chaplalns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
CONSIDER BILL LATER

II was Indicated, however. that
the President and legislative
leaders would not object To later
consideration Of a separate bill
after Germany has been crushed.
The Big FetiF.- included Sen
ator McKellar Cd Of Tennessee.
president pro tenn OF the Senate
Speaker Rayhurn, Senate Leader
Barkley Of Kentucky. and House
Leader Mccormack of Massa-
ChuSetts.
Earlier, the President conferred
with Republican Leader Senator
Taft Of Ohio for the second time
in two days
The President again had a
heavy work day scheduled Among
other things. he received the first
buddy poppy from 5-year-old Mar
Garet Ann Forde Of Eaton Rapids,
Mich She is the daughter Of a
disabled ex-serviceman and came
10 the White House 10 launch
the 1915 Buddy poppy sale with
Jean A. Drummer, commander in
chief Of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Receives SIS Fine
As Reckless Driver

Unless hc uses greater care,
Leonard j. Jarzembowski may join
his customers. Traffic Court Judge
George T Murphy told HIM today.
JarzembowSki. 81, director OF "A
funeral home bearing his name al
ii05 Wesson, was handed a S25
fine OF fiye days IN jail penalty on
a charge Of reckless driving.
Police said Jarzembowski. who
a 10 Cedl Y had been drinking,
backed his automobile from a
driveway and struck k a vehicle
driven by America Dohbins.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Bare Vet
RacketS

Raokets by which svlndlers are
defrauding families Of seNicemen
have received the attention Of the
war department, which today adj
vised relatives of fighting men 10
he on their guard against crooked
schemes
Returning veterans are also
aced with similar hazards
We expect that a lot Of vets
will be fleeced." SAYS {. !.
Avery Of the Better Business
Bureau "Most Of them are
Young and have had no business
experience. They're suckers for
these racketeers."
Typical of the schemes which
ave been worked on unSuSpecune
families, is that of the photoG
rapher who takes pictures Of
babies whose fathers have never
seen them. He collects deposit.
hen disappears.
The army particularly eau
toned against A new Heroes
Memorial Book racket whereby
funds are solicited from the
oereaved families OF dead service
men.
For the photographs and story
;hst VIII appear a cash advance
IS requested. When the remittance
IS received, the transaction ls
closed and another family has
been Nctimized. the war depart
ment says
Avery said that number Of
solicitors were approaching De
troit families for the books but
t4a-steh- transactions were -tegat-
Until there was a breach Of con-
tract.