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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
FUNERALS

T'he funeral of Peter ]. Lawlor of H Wildwood Avenue, vas held this morning al s:30 from the Der. gin Funeral Home. 200 East Main Street. 10 St. MaFgaret's Church. where 8 solemn high Mass Of re- quiem was celebrated at 9 o'clock by the Rev. Raymond Mulcahy. as- sisted by the Rev. Clement Shea. deacon and the Rev. Francis Me. Laughlln, subdeae0n. The Rev. 10. seph Kenny Of Hartford was seated in the sanctuary. Honorary bearers, all members of the Lodge of Elks, included Francis Mnlligan. Edward Callahan. James Mccarthy, Patrick Brown, John Mates and George Mulligan. Active bearers were Ed. ward Fitzgerald. James LaWi0T. Pa- trick and James Moore. Edward Moran and Daniel M0ynihan. At' tending the Mass were Mayor John S. Managan and delegations fr0sn the Internal Revenue and Street Departments. Burial was in new st. Joseph cemetery with commlttal services conducted by Father Mui. cahy, assisted by Father Shea end Father Kenny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
.Yonks Aided
 ByChetnik

melesaae. .sanA aa-Supe-0en. nRaaA AgfRhAiloNltcA teA4lklea at hik treason trial today that he saved ~aooaa Soa w co" Amegacan AiFuen who were forced oeNm Ga Vawossa~ vla enrsng the winter of ieaa.
 AaiRAallosaacA said tns .. 6. sliets he scollecaed~ were seas to Italy. American planes landed an the area controlled es his ChetntkN MiRhAi~ loTitch said. and rescWea the strand ea crewmen. Taae rescue planes came from Italy in siaeahle squad rons, he said. with at least ose group of % on a siEseAe mission Co pacR mp the AmexacAnS
 This method for return cf Amer tcan aiEmaen was Ass main contact wath the ouaxiae world after the British discontinued liAison with his heaauaaFters Aafkhailovitch said.
 The Cfefnik leader testified fer the fourth straight day an the trial of himself and ss joint defendants on charges of collaborating with the Naxas, treason. and Aar crimes.
 The prosecution eiscted testimony from him yesterday that only some half . eoesn of his more than % commanders oad aaOs cOllaeorate with the Naxis. F1e has said re. peated1y that many of his cOm- manders were out of control end he was unable to keep them from cole lnb0rAting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Twins Get Discharges

Naunnamck. gazne Ha.-The Navy nreaklaed c sigh of relief yesterday as they discharged two men from Naugatnck. II meant 10 more sec ing doubleg
 The twin sons 0g Mir. and Mrs. Frederick zonino 0f iys ward Street were released from active duty with the Deabees a& the Lido Beach. l.. T.. separation center. Both car- penter's mates. 9d class. they are Frederick D. and James D. Zonino. The men had served almost two yeaEs in the Navy.
 Graduates of salem Grammar School. the 2o-yeaR old twins were attending Phillips Academy. An- dover. Mas. when they entered the service. After oompleteinw boot training at Sampson. N F. the twins were shipped to California for processing for Owcrseas ship ment. rn December. loas they sent overseas, serving with the 5th Seabee Battalion st Pearl HaEbor, Saipan and Okinawa.
 Both men wear one battle star on their AEaaEac- Pacific theater ribbon for the campaign aE Okinawa. They returned to this country early this
 month for 6iscaaarRe. The twins plan Co 0unnpaese their cogaRae aa Philips Academy this Fall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Circus Sets
 Up Quarters

Circus headquarters for the lOth annual charity circus sponsored by zindah Grotto has been establish cd in the Masonic Temple on West Main Street. according to Raymond E. Snyder, general chairman of the circus committee.
 Proceeds of the circus will go to the Orotto's Keep 'Em Smoking Fund for WaterburianS iln the arm- ed forces and other Grotto charities. Tickets may be obtained ct the cir- GUS headquarters or by phoning 4-feiT CT 4-22o5.
 Opening at 6 D. Fn. June g at Municipal Stadium 0n Watertown Avenue, the circus will be present. ed twice daily until June %. Mat inee performances starting the sec- ond day will commence at 2 D. m Gates of the stadium will be opened an hour before each performances.
 The Hanlid and Morton circus aggregation will feature over iOl people. including the ever-preseni clowns. aerialists and acrobats Trained dogs. horses, ponies and seals will also be on hand to asnuss both young and old circus fans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Son Celebrates Mass At Mothers Funeral Priests From Several States Attend
 Services for Mira. Margaret Dwysr
 Thia Morning
This Morning

The Rev Thomas DWyer, Asslst~ ant pastor of St. Ausastines church. Hartford, today oeAciatea at the solemn high Mass of requlem for his mother. Mrs. Margaret Dwyer. s2a Lounsbury street. which took place at 70 this morning a1 St. Francis XavierS Church. The funeral vas held al e:is from the Mulville Funeral Home, 20 West Main street.
 The Rev. Francis LAwlor, of Nor~ wichtown, served as deacon, with the Rev Robert Keattne, Q. s. Navy. as subdeacon. The Rev. John Sullivan. this city, was master of ceremonies.
 The Rev. Edmund oconnell. of Greenwich. and the Rev. Patrick Donnelly, Of Bethel. were acoiybes. The Rev. Gerard 0ainof. 6. A. ok Washington. D. C.. and the Rev. William Kernan, tAkeville were thurifers.
 Seated tn the sanctuary were the Revs. Thomas P. Mulcahy. Robert McOrath, Arthur nanley, Martin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
McHGle ThespiGns Please Biz CvOgOd

After hundreds were turned away at the first performance May 3i of Artistry Tn Rhythm, the Cliff McHale performers gave an addi- tional performance last night at the Waterbury Women's Club to a packed house.
 The show. which included a east of l65. was directed by Miss Ruth Martin, Fred caligan and Miss Edith 6aceo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Army Air Unit Seeks Officer Specialists
Discharged Members May Now Request Recall To Active Duty Under New Ruling

Ofhcer- Specialists who have been discharged from the Army may now request recall to active duty, provided required qualifications are met. 1t was announced today by Ma. .-Gen. Fred Anderson. assistant chief of Air Staff Personnel at Fsq- A.AF., Washington.
 This exceptional departure from previous policy Is being made be- cause deEnobilizatton has progressed to such . point that the Army AIT Forces do not have enough volun- teer officers to fill all of the re- uuirements for certain specialists in technical fields. General Ander- son emphasized that these former osIlcer-specialists. whose skills con- tributed greatly to the accom- plishment of the wartime mission, are again needed tn order to suc- cessfully accomplish the present vital mission Of establishing . stable
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
NOTICE

DISTRICT, of wATERBURY. ss.
 PROBATE COURT, June 18th
 4. D. '96.
 { ESTATE of FEDELE sAGE. MARIO, Iate of Waterbury, in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application Of JAMES Y. sABINARGO. praying that an tn- sfrumeni in writing pnrportinR to be the last will and testament Of said deceased may be proved, ap- proved. allowed and admitted to Probate, as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined af the Probate Office in Waterbury, iD said District. on the 27th day Of JnDe A. 9. Ies6 at s:A5 o'clock in the fOre- noon (GtandarG TimeD. G9:s6 Day. light Tineb and that notice he given Of the pendency of said application, and the time and place Of hearing thereon by publishing the same one time iD some newspaper having circulation iB said District. on or before the Isth day of June ssss.
 Attest:
 MAR0UERFTE M. FAHY. 6sgs-lt. Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Polish Bishops RoD Government

Warsaw, June iS-iUFl-Catho" lic bishops of Poland have written pastoral letter which must he read by all priests Sunday con- demning government repression ot individual freedom"
 The letter denounces activity of the police and condemns teTr0rists and armed attacks in the entire state"
 4 serious clash between the church and the new Polish govern ment may result from the strongly worded letter.
 The appeal vas drawn up by the bishops at a m eeting presided over by August Cardinal Hl0nd, primate of Poland He has recently moved his seat from western Poland to Warsaw in order to be near the Polish government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Plane. Shears ffC0ble At Me. Tobe

TOrTangtOn. June 14-Tele- phone service in several litchfield County towns was disrupted tor the thlra tanae within a week when . private plane xhnarea ogf a eAhle ss q made a aogosa landing on the rosTdnee eeoa~ Wlnsama highway early last night. me nlnme's two occupants escaped an3ary. TgAElae vas tied ap Tor Q considerable time.
 Phone service hna been inesErupe~ ed cartier As a result of severe
 storms Saturday and Tuesday nights. A hae repair crew swung inse aeatom last night to help re- store service to Wanssnd. fla&evalle, Nuraolk, Canaan and sharon.
 me aiEpaane. piloaed 6y Randall Hathaway. a of Teaomasaon. nao taken of from Mount T00e airport Plymouth. a short same before the forced landing. Riding as a pas xenger was Mss Mary DeWatt. IS, wf WaeeEt0wn.
 Raarolman Prank Savage of the TUxangton police said slAe plane ts owned hg Mrs. t2Aswset Afle6ren, Plymouth.
 A telephone erewnAn. Oeonse RachAras. Of ToFrsngton. said he was at work atop a pole when the plane came down. As the cable was hsE. he reported. the pole shixSree from the impact.
 Jns4 a short tine before the acci. dent, word spread about rorrington that an alEpanne had crashed in the city. 10 developed that the ship had been forced down. making an emergency landing ak Cary Air port. This plane resumed its jour- ney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
NOTICE

DISTRICT og WATBRBURY. ss.
 fR3sATE 8l ;ssS. COURT June issh'
 ESTATE Of WILLIAM A. ROB- BINS, late Of Waterbury. gn said District, deceased. In trust.
 Upon the application of TIRE CIT HENS & MANUFACTURERS MAJ TEONAL BANK of WATERBGRY. Trustee, by THOMAS ?. MOORE. Trust Officer. praying that it may be authorized to sell, certain real estate belonging to said Estate-as per application on file more fully appears. ii is
 ORDERED. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in Waterbury, in said District. on the 25th day of gnne, 4. D.. 1896 aa s:30 o'clock in the fore noon tStandara TiBe). Gle.30 Daylight TimeD, and that notice be given Of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon. by pub fishing this order one time iD some newspaper having a circulation in said District. on or before the isah day of June 1sas.
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE N. FAHy. e-is-If. Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
NOTICE.

DISTRICT 0f WATERBURY, ss,
 PROBATE COURT. 1""s isth'
 ESTATE A n rs'', Of MARcgrA.A MUL. LINs. late of Waterbury, in said District, deceased
 BpoB the application Of MARK '. MULLINS MeGRAgL and MARCEL LA MULLINS cIRk0T, praying that letters 0f administration may be granted on said Estate--as per aps plleatlon on file more fully appears
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined ct the Fro. bate Office 60 Waterbury, ln said District, on the lst day Of gBly 4. D. l946 ct e;46 o'clock in the fore noon fgtanAaFd Timel kl0:sk Daylight tlmel and that notice be glven Of the pendeDey Of said application, and the tIme and place Of haaFlne thereon by publishing the same time in some newspaper having q circulation in said District. els0 by leaving with or by mailing ln reg. istaFed letters, postage pSepain from Waterbury q copy 0t tnls order t0 all parties interested ana residing without the Probate Dis tFict Of Waterbury on or before me i7th day of June les6.
 azR0uERETB <. EAHy. e-f6-aG Amst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT, Dte~ TRIcT of WATHRBuRY, g, Ros ESTAFE of RAFPAEi1E DEL MICRO aka. RALPH MICRO, late 0f the town Of Waterbury, ln eaio The Court of Probate for the Dis. triet of Waterbury, hath limifee and allowed six months frem ths date hereof for the creditors ef ssla estate to exhibit their claims f0F settlement, Those who neglect t@ present their accounts, pFogeTIy et" tested, within said ttmes VIII pe ee. barred a recovery. All persons sns debfe1 te said estate are FeqHestss to make immediate paymant 70
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 Adnplnlsfre tor, Address. I3 Denny Street. water bury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court
 NARGuHRIrs Y. EAMg.. e-l6-ss, Asst Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

and efficient Postwar Air wOrce.
 Included ln the es different co. cupational specialties involved an this new project are Medical De- partment officers. Finance, Legal, Weather, Communications. Radar, Statistical Control. Engineer, ord- nance, Armament. FssUas Service, Photo Mapping and Photo Inter- pretation, Transportation. AusCmo- tive Maintenance and Repair. and many other technical fsei6s.
 Reserve and National Guard Of- ficers may request return Co active duty by writing Co the Adtnaans General, Washington, &6. for ACC Form 0lO6s, which Is an application for extended active duty. AUS Od. ficers must first aply for and ac. cept q reserve commission before they may request recall to active duty. This may be accomplished by writing to The Adjutant General, Washington 35, D. c, for AGO Form lTO-l.
 The general qualifications for of- ficers who request return to active duty include passing physical exc animation, an efficiency index Of @ and. in the matter of age limits by grade, Company grades must he 90 years or less, Majors nzas& be % years or less, LieaztenAnk-co col0nels 1s or less, and Colonels es years or less. Tn addition, all officers who are recalled wIill be required Co sign a statement wherein they must elect to remain on extended active duty for an unlimited length oa time, CT until June 90. ios5. Pro- motions which were received al the time of separation will not be grant cd upon recall but accepted of- fioers will normally hold the sra4f which they held prior to sepaEa- ti0n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
.S0linordi Posts Bond

A bond e els0o was posted in Common Pleas Court yesterday by Philip 9alinardi, and was released from New Haven County Jaal pend- ing his appeal Go the State Supreme Court. Salinarai was found guilty bg a jury Wednesday on a charge of eRa9ing responsibility.
 The as-hUszr time limft for filing . motion to set aside the jury verdicb has expired. but the defendant has swo weeks time in which to file an appeal to the high court.
 Balinardi. who also faces pool selling charges. was among the men who appemred at the county court house building to-day to claim vaEi- GUS bei0ngines taken by police in lest weeks gambling raid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14

Reane. 9oha Carter. all og Eart~ fords william MNflley, Joseph Mag lione. James P. EeFWan and Tnon~ ca Oaousaer. all of Bridgeport Rets er 0aretg, Leonard Good. James Conofreg, WIallam SallivMn. All ol New MAven. ]. Oalper CFonAn. ei AaeVaaens JnsapA RNnney os Devons WslllAm ,. Reilley of Bethel and leonard Conlon og MldaleaoWn end George Curtis of DaneaFy.
 Other eaeEgymem also seated tn che sanctuary were the Regs. Tmom~ as Farrell, of Bloomfield, John Horwan, cR Kenslnston, Edward Rooney, of nloomgasla. 0engwe vslkinnskAs, of Union C1sy. James Egan, oe Ealchgielo, Raymond Ken- nedg, og West Hartford, John nygnes, of Bloomfield. ard John waRA, of Fairfield. Rev. ]. ?. Nc- Mahan. USNlR. end Richard @gAn, D. 6. Army.
 ClsEwymen from this city who were seated an the Sanctuary were the Regs. James Mclaughlin. Don- ala 01eaFy. George Reilly. Thom. as 0ulnan. Jcasn oUonnor. Patrick Flynn, Michael AGcVeETy. Thomas Dignnm, Francas Doughegty. Phalllp Hassey. Austin Saunders anN David OReefe.
 Martin Cunningham. onganist, and william Lawlor. presented the musical program.
 Father Mnlcahy led the chanting of the "Benedict0s" assisted bg ae. tending cleEgvmen. as the commit tal services h new Ct. J0sephS cemetery.
 Bearers included Dennas Harging- ten. James 0sheons. Leon Thabi- oean. william P. ODonnelf, William Kelly. Jossph Shea and Francis McKeon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Girl Scouts Accept Gift Of 'OId Glory

Troop e6, 0as5 Scouts Of warner Gandens, wns presented an AmeTts can Flag last night at ceremonies at troop headquarters. Presentation was made by Helen Ghanahap, past president and secretary Of the wheeier.Young Post Auxiliary. Vet erang Of Foreign WaEs. Miss shan ahan was assisted by Mrs, Adele Edmond, patriotic instructor. and Mrs, Richard BiaiT. troop leader
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Lssol Notices
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a pub. lic hearing wall be held before the Committee Of the WhoAe of the Board of Aldermen on Thursday Evening. June s7th. lea6. as FOO P. M. o'clock sEDTD. in the Alder manic Chamber. City Hall Build- ing. Grand Street. this City. fn re. gard to the proposed Ordinance limiting and decreasing tase hours when alcoholic liquor in packages may be sold in the City of Water bury.
 AIi persons interested in the proposed Ordinance are hereby mo- titled to appear and be heard in reference thereto.
 By order of the Board of Alder men aa a meeting held June 3rd. lDss.
 Attest:
 JOSEPH M. SHEA. e-as-9. Csty Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
JIMMIE FIDLER M HoHysOO0d
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HOLLYWOOD. Sane 1-En mg mail the other ayem was . eaaa8ty little missive from a lady who says she Was impelled to take her pen in hand" by the announcement of Stan Laurells seventh marriage. She offers to bet me dollar against & dougllnut that this new martial venture, like the six that pFeceeded it. wiil he a failure.
 Few women" she writes. ''can stand living an an atmnsEaaese Of stale jokes. Professional comndians may be funny men in the estama- tion of their fans. but they soon be- come pains-in-tfe-neck to their wives. I kn0w. was married to one"
 Perhaps I shouldn't attempt ares- ment z1th an opponent gsao can meet my theories with personal ex- perienees, but it seems t0 me that the Hollywood records. at Least. re. fute my correspondents ysews. Not- withstanding the marital NEeckage that elutters the lives of Laurel. Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keat0n and a few other comics, t is pre- eisely the professional lamgh- -meAEers who have made the biggest success of marriage.
 Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Bob Burns. Bob Hope. Bing Crosby. Fred Allen, Eddie Bracken, Hsnoid Lloyd. Fibber McGee, Eddie Cantor, Joe P. Brown, Jack Benny, Hugh Her. bert. Jimmy Gleason, Frank A6e- Hugh, Stu Erwin and s donen efsaer top-flight comedians I could nagsse have yet to make a first appear anoe in divorce court. Most 0S them have been happily BaFgaed SoT . decade or more.
 Its the glamour b0ys-the grsat l0yers-Ebo keep the Hollywood lawyers h baer and sluattsas.
 Mem0Faes That mlems am6 mmsn: When Universal h0asas. qlaaatizaG for new white hoFes,s interviewed and rejected as the wrong type sAg pictures a youngsteF named Tyrone Power when Gene Aaltsy, vas- ting in Oklahoma City, stayed two days longer than he had planned in order to star in a ie udlaisneter ''h0lne-sn0vie" for a i4-yeaF~0l1. crippled fan When taae late LAape Veleg established q new Hollywood record by Haunting black hair 0sl Monday, auburn locks 0a Tuesday and blond Finelets on "Wednesday, When Pat O'brien. coming hla fan Snaii. came on letter from an inmate Of Sing Sing Heso had aass thored the champion uMdefstates ment of al time. The letter read: I'm tn a little Eroiible. They're exs ecuting me next week" When HdslyWoodis leading astr0l09eF. write ing a magazine article in i@2e. Hes ported that the stars definitely ins dicated Joan crawford's career waA aglding.
 Tn the Brown DeFhg recently. Mar. % and 6 trio q nssmseAe heautaea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
.SpOressssen GiOen
 Fair De0l-HssnEev

Dr. Raassel ?. Hunter. head of the State Fish and Game Commis- sion: Dr. Joseph Star, president Og the Nangatslck Fish and Game Association, and Richard Finley. local sportsman and operator o1 the boat livery at Lake 0liaksa- paaag, participated in the Public Hearing" program last naeht on VERY.
 The question alacHssed on sse nnoeraxa waS DO G0nnectaeut sportsmen Get a Square Deai1' Dr. Hunter upheld the affirmative aeainst Dr. star and Finley. hay- nsnnd :. Planning, managing e0lbof Of The American, was moderator The men discussed the problem 0z stocking Lake osaassapaaag wsth saA- aaeiemk fish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Vinson Gets
 First Attack

Waalsaneson. Jzse Is. tUPe-An elderly Washington aut0nobdle dealer. who told reporters he inc tended to fsie ''neriOas charges" to- day delayed for ore week Senate Judiciary Subcommittee action on the nomination Of Fred M. vinson to be chief tszst4ce Of the United States.
 The auto dealer was Edwin c. Cnsel He was the 0nly witness to appear aE Che subcommittee hear ing On the vins0n nomination.
 Creel told reporters that hia charges against vinsOn w0uid be based on . receivership proceeding which his firm, Greet Brothers. went through starting in 1888. vin- son, as . member Of the court Of appeals. presided at one hearing in the case. Creel said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-14
Bristol Employee Receig,e Good NesVs

Rersonnel q the BwasAol Com- |pAny with service records of two CT more veaEs, k was announced yas- terdny, viii be given two-week vaca- tons with pay. Previously five yeaTE employment was required &o qualify for 6 two-week vacation. Vacations wall be on the ssasgeR system from Jzae to September. k was announced hy z. A. Peterson. personnel manager.