Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 2

I 5 Mourn Dead At 'Camp Of Annihilation' Bereaved Poles are pictured at huge burial pit in the victims of Nazi cruelty. Thousands of Nazi "Cump of Annibitation" outside Lublin, Poland. as they. joined with many others in a Mass of requiem through the sears while the Nazis held Poland, for men, women and children were exterminated in the camp shoos elther burned in the and the bullies-stripped of all that could grea: pits. (International Radiophoto) be satehzed, especially -were camp crematory or buried in New Voters To Be Sworn In Aug.

23 At Town Hall New voters will be sworn in at a meeting of selectmen. registrots of voters and town clerk Wednesday, Aug. 23, in the courtroom from 5 to 8 p. it was anpounced this morning. Ir.

three previous sessions, 203 new Naugatuck voters were sworn in, Raymond J. St. John, town clerk. said this morning. Those necepted as eligible to cat ballots Included recently naturalized rosidents, residents recently renching their Zist birthdny, and those who have been residing in the borough for over a year.

Tito large number bor of new voters may be attributed, among other rearons, to the fac: cha: sinre the start of the WELl'. there has been large influx or out-of-town p2ople. who were forced to establish residence, according Lu law. arc. cave recently completed that iod.

June WAS the busiest month as 1118 were sworn in. In May the Figure was 50. and last month 92 were granted focal voting privileges, Cyril Tuohy and -Henry Zwick are the registrars and Mrs. John Biederman. Mrs.

Catharine Nardello and Casimir Galeski are the selectmen. 1101. RETUGNS Washington. Aug. 15-UP-Sec-: retary of State Hull is back his desk after Ct 1903 weeks' rest.

Full conferred today with the British delesation to next week's Inter- national Security mectings. And told FL news conference that the spirit of cooperation is thoroughly alive ir. connection with those talks. Limited Civilian Manufacture Goes Into Effect Today Washington, 15 -(UP)The War Production Board order permitting limited civilian manufacture goos into effect today. The order authorizes the production of (L wide variety of items, such as vacuum cleaners and no interference with ing machines, as long the ns there offort.

The War Manpower Commission will have the final say :19 to whether labor can be spared to produce the civilian rommoditics. Hop Brook C. C. Clambake Saturday The Hop Brook country club will hold cinmbate the club grounds Saturday starting at 5:30 p. m.

Ail club members and sheir friends are invited to attend. Tickets can be obtained from John Peck. chairman of the tickct committee. Over 100 tickets have been sold and all indications point to a successful affair. Couple File Wedding Intentions Set.

John S. Weaving, U. S. whose home is 0n Acina Army, street, and Elcanor D. Smith of; Ming street.

filed wedding tions at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. The wedding dace is August 23. 9,000 tons of cigaret paper nrc used in the U.

yearly. A relies of Nazi cruelty are revealed in this Soviet picture made Grisly In Maidanok. a suburb of Loblin, Poland, where the conquering Red array uncovered a story that has "Camp of Annihilation" in which and killed and their bodies buried Setter that wore buried are pictured Nazi crensation furnaces where (International TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1944 Page Two Victor Furs, Well Known Athlete Here, Engaged To Wed Announcement has heen made of the engagement. Victor Pula, of Mr. and Mex.

Julius Furs son of Crown street Miss Elizabeth DiJohn, daughter of MIN. Pasquale DiJohn Wood street. Waterbury, Mr. Furs has been one of the volunteers in relleving the labor leading shortage at tho Hop Brook Golf club, and he takes great pride In helping to keep the course In local resident's interest in Lip-top shape. The golf dates back to the cluys when his brother, Ziggy.

an outstandIng golfer of the district. invariahly entrusted one his younger brothwith the job or caddying for ers his tournament matches. Two other brothers, and Frunk, now serving overseas, gain. ed experience same manner. Coth later were star athletes at Naugy nigh; Frankie playing forward position on Naugy's New England basketball championship aggregation, and Eddie participating in both football and baseball.

A third brother, Henry, recently honorably discharged from the Arniy also an enthusiastic golfer 318 well as one or Union City's best softball players. Commando Kelly Is Punished For Overstaying Leave Port Broning. Georgia. Aug. In.

-UP -Commando Kelly, the one. man army trom Pittsburgh. hw: been confined to Fort Benning for 90 days for overstaying FL A courtmartial fined Sergcan: Kelly and ordered a $15 month-; ly reduction In his pay for six months -a sentence considered teniont tor being A-W-O-L in war tIme. The 23-year-old Medal of Honor winner said he tried to ranch camp on time. but WON delayed everywhere by hero worshippers! holding celebrations in his honor.

Funerals Funeral of Much W. Burns The funeral of Hugh W. Burns. 60. of 64 Picksant avenue.

factory inspector for state department of labor, who died Monday mornIns in St. Mary's hospital. Waterbury, will be held Thursday 8:30 from his residence to SC. J. m.

Francis' church where a solemn high Mass of requiemn will be colebrated at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in St. James' Frionds may call at the cemetery, residence after 7 o'clock this evening. Funeral of Louis Nardello The funeral of Mrs. Catherine (Ferrone) Nardella of 499 South Main strect.

who died Saturdny night in. St. Mary's hospital, Water. will he hold tomorrow in bury. Chicago, Mt.

Burial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery, Chicago. ROBBERY REPORTED Brookline, Aug. 16--(UP) --Pour gunmen -accompanied by 11. younK woman -have hell up Bruoklineatore. Proprietor John Carne wns robbed of $100 cush 'and ft, wrist witch.

Came told police that the men. confronted hins with revolvers after pureing some tonic. Ho said the girl apparently anted aN a look-out. There are an estimated 23,289,000 irons. 11.579,000 electric washing machines.

.4 11,835.000 vacuum cleaners In U. S. homes. Miricil Ily Master soli 11y Pierpent's Factualvely In Walcebury, I PIERPONT'S Jewelers, American firm Nuclety 169 BANK NTREP DIED BURNS -HUGH of 64 nut Avenuc. Aug.

14, 104-1. Funeral Thursilny 4t 8:30 EL. from the residence to si. church nt 9 n. m.

Burial in 6t. James' cemetery. Buckmiller Funeral Home 22 PARK PLACE Telephone 4334 Cooler Weather For Late Friday Is Promised AUR. 15-(U' P) Much weather for late Friday has cooler promised by the weather. bubeen' reau to break Now.

England's heat wave, The bureau' said, that the break would come with. showers and thundershowers. throughout the Aron Friday. Meanwhile, New Eng. landers sweltering in and' humidity.

Today's high expectod. to roach two degrees above the record for thi date, set in 1938. temperature High Yesterday's was above 06-degrees, fractionally. above a record set for the date in. .1919..

Officials said that temperatures would average five degrees above normal until late Friday. But may come afternoon in 'scattered thundershowers. Three more' deaths attributed to the heat occurred in' Massachusetts yesterday. Cary Grant And Wife Separate Hollywood, Aux. (v pi Movie: Actor Cary.

Grant and dime store heiress Barbara Hutton have acparated. Grant's studio confirmed the news However, no one WAR at today, "home cither in Miss Hutton's home Grant's snug beach-house at Hollywood. The couple eloped to: Lake Arrowbead in July, 1942. Grant, that time, waived all rights to the 40 million dollar fortune of his bride. BEACON FALLS Correspondent'.

Phone 4324 Postmistress Urges Early Xmas Mailing For Servicemen Postmistress Beatrice Lee Acting announced' this morning that the Christmas mailing 'to mcni and extend women from 15 to Oct. 15. 11 In the armed. forces will these dates that is only. may be sent to military packages, personnel without first presenting written request from the serviceIL men, Many.

she parcels have never been said. delivered, the local' postmistress said, because of insecure wrapping and a weak container. She recommended box made of metal, wood fiberboard, and reinforced with or twine, and writing gummed the address paper. on both the and the container help in the delivery, as the' might wrapper may be lost, Parcels must weigh over 5 pounds, and must be more than 15 inches long or not 36 Inches in length and girth combined. Each package should be marked "Christmas Purcel," the postmistress said.

Perishable; goods, such us fruits and vegetables that may spoil, are prohibited. Intoxicants, inflammamaterials such as matches or ble, lighter fluids, poisons. and anything that may damage other mail also are prohibited. Gifts enclosed in glass should substantially packed to avoid breakage. Sharp instruments, such as razors and must have their edges and knives, points protected so that they cannot cut through the coverings and injure postal personnel or damage other packages, Postmistress Lee concluded.

STAMPS I Robert Crosby, of North Circle BUY WAR BONDS AND 3 Leaves For Sampson: I Robert Crosby, of North Circle BABY DIAPER SYSTEM Is At Your ServiceDiapers Are Furnished Serviced and By Calling Waterbury. 4-8714 Acute Water Shortage At Sound View Sound View, Aug. -chiefly 15-(UP)-An nfacute and third floor water tecting reported in Sound Vicw Recond homes--is Health Officer K. Devitt. by Devitt expiaina: that water Dr.

resort is pumped from for the clevated lank, and area wells into an lack of rain makes that the recent wato pump It impossible the tank level high ter to' de'enough to provide pressure and second liver water to third floor levels. will leave for Sampson; N. and training in the Nowy tomor- row. Home On Furlough who Pvt. Edmund Sierkowaki, stationed in Camp Blanding.

spending EL ten-day with his parents on Fairis lough field Place. No Sewing There will be no Red Cross scwing this week. Governors and state treasurers of Missouri succeed themselves in office. YOUR EYEGLASSES NItOP C. Hi 3: Tomlinson Neary Building Naugatuck, Conn.

STORE CLOSED ALL. DAY EACH MONDAY DORINU, JULY AND AUGUST Wanted Part or full time help, male or female. No experience necessary. CITY BAKERY 171 Maple Street TEL. 3678 Many Acres Of Woodlands In: Maine Burned Augusta, Maine, Aug.

Commissionor. 15-(UP)- RayState Forestry mond E. Rendall estimates that than 12.000 acres of Maine more woodlands have been destroyed by forest fires in the past And most of the 40-odd blazes in the northern and central sections of the state still are raging uncontrolled. Meanwhile. Governor Sumner Sewall has placed a' hon on fishsmoking or building fires in Ink.

the woods starting at sunrise toFishing on and morrow. lakes will be allowed only from EL bant. The woods were closed once this year-carly in June before during serious dry spell. refused to estimate the Rendall damage, caused by the fires might, run into hundreds of thousands of dollars in the of sulcable lumber and destruction and growing timof reproduction He said that well over 2.000 ber. firemen and volunteers are battling the blazes.

Lt. Gen. Patton's Wife Is Pleased Hamilton, Aug. 15--(UP) -The wife of Lieutenant General S. Patton, has left her George for Washington after home ing that her husband was commanding the American Third Army in Normandy.

purpose of Mrs. Patton's The journey was no: disclosed immedi-; ately. motored to Boston where She 10 lakc An American she planned Airlines transport for Washington. Said Mrs. Patton when informed husband's now command, of her "That's wonderful, just wonder- ful!" GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE New York, Aug.

15-(UP)-Mrs. Dickingon-known as the Doll Woman has been sentenced imprisonment for sendLo 10 years military She was also fined information to the Japanese. 000. Mrs. Dickinson operated A in Now -and sent doll shop information to Japan through South America.

COLOSSAL The Taft is big in size, and it's even bigger in service, in value and in convenience. 2000 ROOMS, BATH AND RADIO. HOTEL ALFRED LEWIS. TAFT AT 7t 501h AVE. ST.

NEW YORKE TIMES SQUARE AT RADIO CITY BING MANAGEMENT ONE GALLON AN ROOM! AVERAGE) COSTS ONLY MIRACI.E WALL FINISH CALLON $298 G. C. Murphy Co. Holland Furnace Co. with big power suction machines.

Furance cleaning Also gas proofing and furnace repairs. Telephone Naugatuck 5629. Waterbury 4-1003 746 East Main St. Waterbury, Conn. It takes thousands of telephone calls to build a bomber I 297, A 81 At and this country is making more bombers than ever before More planes, more ships, more of you're telephoning to a distant out.

everything for war mean more of-state point and the operator saysLong Distance calls: And right now "Please limit your call to: 5 things are moving double-quick. More calls get through quicker That's something to remember when when everybody helps that way. SAVE FOR THE FUTURE The Southern New England Telephone Company shocked the world. Pictured in the thousands of victims were tortured and burned, those starletons of mainst the background of the other bodies were reduced to ashes. Radiophoto), BUY WAR BONDS.