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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

BRACELET. yellow gold ztrcon Two chip
diamonds Keepsake Reward vernon;
B. s1g1
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RlSG- West
Warren. Apr. s. keepsake Reward
Dawson 500
ENGLISH setter.~Fourd Hear Harold and
Alpena streets Cal Townsend 5-zO7~--
ENVELOPE ContaIaiug important pa pers
March SD. Reward. Randolph 1892.
IRISH setter (neighborhoof Mack Rahus
FriHarIs reward kindly telephone
ff1--~-1A4-lt
KODAK Back lost sunday Belle lEle,
sent mental vsi1e reward Clifford 4eas
WALLET - Containing So. needed
tnelghh1rhood Eerehesai breNel. Decker
SOM reward Az 1E'nn 3esi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MarrlaEe licenses app1fd Tor AVrII 2
1851.
Msrmaduks Seymour. 25 Ceoms Rice y.
Frank l.. Schroeder % Lillian Ma
Morgan, 81.
Ned A BanIs q. Helen r Poncsek. q
John Oliver Mcclure, % Dorothy Helen
Palusfer. 70
Js7uss tfu~art WILSON, r.. refa- Rtitb
schott. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Special Notices
aFFEPINGs WANTED

OFFERINGS WANTED
CITY OF DETROIT. MICHIGAN BONDS
The Employees Retirement Fund Board Of
me CITY n Detroit invites sealed offerings
co9 ering CITY o. Detroit Non-CalIable bond s
ln the amount Of approximately $50 zoo 90
Offerings shall show the rate Of Interest
the date Of maturity the dollar value, and
me weld IN each offering
Sealed offerings viii be received up ~
twelve O'Clock nom on April Il. iaff At
the office N the Secretary. 1884, Broad
way Detroit. Michigan Offerings % no
made firm until 1000 A. NJ, Aprt -.
1871.
The F.Tpofps Retirement Fund Board re-
serves The uEh' To reject any or all offer
ings or parts Of offerings
EDWARD II. LANE
Secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Statesmen

YoU CAN INCREASE YOUR INCOME
ENJOY YOUR WORK AND BUILD FOR
THE FUTURE II YOU ARE THE Man
WE WANT.
THE TREMENDOUS INCREASE ~ OUR
SALES BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE
PRESS 1T BUSINESS BOOM MAKES 1T
NECESSARY TO ADD A FEW MES OF
PROVEN SALES ABILITY TO OUR
DEALERS SAILS ORGANIZATIONS ~
WAYNE COUNTY. THE MEN SELECTED
WILL RECEIVE DRAWING ACCOUNT,
AUTOMOBILE pEMOEsTRATOR sPE-
CIAL TRAINING ASSISTANCE IN
CLOSING SALES AND LIBERAL COM
PENSATIo&.
SIX Statesmen WE'RE PROMOTED To
SALES MANAGERS POSITIONS DURING
THE PAST FEW WEEKS WE HELPED
THESE MIN tNAMEs or REQUEsT)
AID WILL HELP YOu IF YOU ARE
ONE or THE FEW SELECTED.
SEE REPRESENTATIVE OF DEsoTo
MOTOR CORpOBATION AT THE FORT
SHELBY HOTEL TODAY FROM 1873.
FRIDAY 8 TO AND TO g.
ASK FOR Mr.. MORRISON OR Mr.
LAKIN At THE DESK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
DEATHS

Alexander Lola. e25 Tor'h Aszandr'ns
cs..a- Reese f'7i Re'h
be- ....,s-e t,r- 2sio SCOT, 80
Dsaa Gb8s 'Gas'or'. s5e' KBsea 81
.TaHe Sims SIS Bracs -
John Kline ,FtssakowshA, a24e Joye'i.
Timothy Mahonet $3.50 Third -.
rehn . Tuuir 1928 Log CABIN. 50
o.fa Karha sn2s Rose Van Dyks. 81.
Marie Poundy, 2eso Chicago boulevard. %,
Igrafz Popko, 2e92 Haileck. -.
NaHa bailey K5s Nethury. So.
Pietre Raviccht, 1870 Woodmont, 81
Georss Klssing. s0ss East Grand bouls-
Constance Aiviras. 1919 Russell. 80.
Bessie MAY sssiey 1915 lrylnston. 90,
William Barnes 3005 McGraw. as
Pear Lewis aa54 Tenth Ecorse y
David Jackson So Napoleon, months
John s kllawa. 232n Ferris. -.
LOUIS Zaorskl. 33l6 Golfner. -
lanes Thomae 55Oi Ninewood. ~.
Phoebe RiEny 3si5 Arndi ~
Ruth Am Wilson. 373i Belyders. IS.
Vieior Ben amin Klein. 1870 Hssss p
Wafer Harold Whitman. 1875 Robson, a.
Joseph MAYER SIS Piuuete' -
Beaiah Nav MINER 1878 Dieersty so.
Charles 2 Dnseon, les3i ChsrlsyoiN, IS.
James Xidss. 2a2s PARK. -
AIbertine schultz p032 Harriet -
Asnes Marshall HaEertY 1850 Iroquois. II.
Martha H1vsent niyt. HsT Chalmers. 80.
OffHe Hole f5u62 Evanston. s..
Wliheimius Psrdeick 1890 Ashland. -. Y
WHHAn l. schsltenbrsnd. 1881 Mcclellan.
s.
saHy Lou Mccain. $685. chatsworfh. II.
Arthur Conbsr 374i Relyfsre. -
Heicn Il Biish 24si sheridag a..
Harrf UnAcr. 1884 LeMay. .
Emma r Atwood. 49, PinEree y.
clara LANCE 1855 nottingham As.
Offter stone $3.50 Feaub bier 81.
F9sIr Z4Hue. 5153 surrENeHs IN.
phaiomina s. Busch 50 Cisirmmlnt IS.
Nellie CoNict 1856 f.aFetlew. -
Helen Elaine uiedcriehs. 1i2s Charlotte, p.
Haitian NarceIrf YounE. 64if Burns. s..
Prank GucIa 22sn superior. -.
Joan fos.rss 1871 Helen q
EnHy Chaunsey. 1873 East Montcalm. 5
months.
Maudalue Kopacz sal Jos Csrnrau, 50
Cffrrer1 futaudo. qia5 Delmar 50
Nsrie NIrriuis Gaicrno. Windsor. Ont, So.
Fr4rtes Newton stewart Pontiac 81
IHgui Bulaareit 1915 West Willis, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s20-2I-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES EMPLOYMENT 4ii6 Beaubien.
Day workers. couples porters, maids,
WaftresEeg Columbia 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

mall
BOYS we're BON 70.
ussus Argsuo. sss4 Nccltasr
Josephine Alvarez. 1851 sixth.
Foa- Ahrers sG1t Har4t1F
EieanoF Rssret.. 2z7a3 schoensstr. Nsr
DYKE. Mica.
Ma-s. Roao,o. -stt Hsyeen
Doris Blsnthard safal farrer
Virginia HreuhsrEe-. 1-lsl R4Fse..
Domsnica Rani. e31a tns-e
Marie BichalsAi. 1900 Masnaft
Rguf Brown 1851 N'rHse
Betty Bush laa1 &rk rs.ff
Lena Racne.stcr 2ras raFrr-
ps.rhiHs Beea-ee- 1889 Ma.Aes Dear
horn
Helen Rsrbsr uss se-oes
Trevs BuIrrtar 1889 Ashland
Helen BeICrest. -t5a. ArcaId
~.TArsbeih Bsle ICES Princeton. Re-ssg e
lies Beyce. 1879 Merriam c.. Farming
poris Bradley. istss Iasaae Blvd.
Nary CASSIDY 707g Eowsn.
ann Cer'o sl2 EnFlewood.
tuIsbe,h Clark. 1890 Phhomsns, Alien
Rose neyo. 1872 putanr.
Pearl Doran. 1880 JoAnn
Lawrence Denton. 4la6 Holcomh.
Bernedeite Fiiis. 57si Sixteenth.
Shirley Eriksen, Pontiac Meh.
Grace EdvArds. sasl $orthheid.
Parmilea h+esH s51 Plum
Norma Thurman, - Hawthorne. Royal
oak.
Betty Crates s2as Iesrdsra
Kathr}n cannon 5l2i Bum
Beatrice Guenther. e Midland Highland
ace Hay saso strathmare.
Helen Hughes. 1907 Carrie
Helena Hohrook 2ol2i Coventry.
Mare Hair $3.50 sarnerss'
Georgia Jones 1875 Kentucky
RUN Kanar sos Iivernais
Mildred Kref aoi3 GirardlH.
Hattie KrzyfanoWskf 7f0p Wesson.
stella kotkaWskl. 1880 Trnmnley
ksffnHf AFhf Palmer
iouella Lohhen 1887 Dsirs mp.e
Fiizahefh ieaFens. GT7A Goldsmith
Eileen Lohb 1903 West Grand Blvd
Enid Leonard. 1882 Frankt"rf
Dorothy Monefte sf3l Iinsfale.
Rilda Nuser 237 Newport.
frankie Miner 7a2 South Man. ROYAL
Oak
r-na Ms.son. fssfs Trest
Eleanor McNsehan. I'll PARK. ROYAL Oar
Jean MacNunu. as Ea-. FarKhurst.
Pear M7zaa. l0z sfimsaf.
Ber0ice Neeh7m. 2H#1- dHF road
Helen Marzane ta2a Nerke. Dearborn.
Iyda Mort 1910 somerset'
Nlncenza Natrrana. 1885 furrta
Andrew Miller 1859 Maumee. CT Pie
Ida Mock ta65l WaodIsra
Elizabeth Muir, ifai5 sussex.
Ester Morocco. 49, Moran
Mildred NIh2er aaiq Vermont
Anna PetrovI'ch $50 Eu0rr'h Blvd
Alberta Paee'. 1leo seminole
Elsie Priest. 1905 Patton.
Blanche PoIaehowsk.. 2f3q Daniorth.
Rita Rudn. Pf7a NOTTINGHAM
Ruth Eoseufhai qfn0 slavery.
Florence RGndenza 27fi Second.
Margaret RafalL 1871 Brooklyn
Los Solte 24oa7 Eew York Dearborn.
soorine smith 2s.a Jos Campsu.
Mary stan. f727 Riverside drive Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
PERMANENT CONNECTION

The man % vsioa seeking permanent
future VII. md here ar eHviaole oppcr-
tunity. IL complete exclusive copyr. GIFTED
calendar line 90 complete lire sales bic
novelties, pastics cloth specialties, me
chan'cai pencils, signs. leather. 90 many
new exclusive IDEAS 90 friendly CO.
operation ~ 60-year-old nationally known
company that believes any JOB well done
should be amply rewarded. Generous per
centage paid inned sfeiv. Phone or call
r Bernard Statler Hotel Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Girls were norm To-
Lucille AlstermarA. 1880 Washhurn.
Geraldine AngusT 21to se9tien
Margaret Assessor 1875 Mcclellan.
Ira Arnold 1913 Phillips BerAey. Mich.
Edith Burbank. 1884 Memorial.
Elizabeth Bander. 23e5 Eas, Milwaukee.
Helen Bonkowski. $3.50 Mitchell.
Jean Bitter 1903 Wayhurn
EVELYN B0isseau 1926 Hanover.
Adeline Berger. 442i Twenty fourth.
Patricia Burget 1851 Cheffy avn
Madeline Bolk. 23s Cottage Grove High
Nsbe Rrckerson. 1880 Madison.
Margaret Bowen. 2025s Iryington
Patricia Brown 1870 West savannah.
Vera Barch 1911 Tappea
Margaret CraNel 1Qsll kast warren.
Betty Charette, 34lt Alice Dearborn.
Irene clark 2l2f Junction
LEILA Copeland ass Bangor
Frances Cenikowsal. 5363 Williamson.
Stella cl6one, l7i2e Marx
TWuey Clark 1880 LEROY. Fernda.e
Mildred Dope 6l23 Marlborough
Helen Davis. lss02 Lumpsin.
Audrey Dre~ek 1911 Kern
Dorothy OpaieWski 6if6 seiailk.
Emily Durham. 7p02 Lisbon
Nagdalene Drake. 22n53 Ten and Ore-half
Mile road Oakland.
= Beverly Erdt 43I Amin
iargaret tineh, 1000 Predmore road LAKE
Oriun
frsnelos Faaer 1882 Wales. Huntington
Woods.
r,ovins Fuaua. s2s7 Brooxen
F,crente Flrth. 1850 Waadm1nt.
Mary Fedor 1851 Holmes
hsrEAret Fitzgerald s@f7 outer drive vest
VIOLA Foster 4a4 watson.
Helen FOX 1928 HauHtou II ghiar1 Para.
Jean Green 1876 Hss'Ings
W.nifred sfeen zNnaI sfafpe..
sylvia GurneE 1855 s'rasshGrs
MARY Garhas.no. z6lf Z.nns famiramck.
Evelyn Hrrsaih 7Hi5 Chatfeid.
MAD u nwlrFF# 1855 Fefts
Virginia johnson 80 West Grand boulevard
Iyneite Jriet 37s7 Barton road Iuca-
<ancv JerEas 1885 Pennsylvania.
P0saNe KauafFt. it7fa GaseE1.
Mildred k0u 1879 Ncf'aIan.
Olga KopHskf so33 EmHf
Hfda Luke. 1923 Mcclellan
Jsah LaCross i2sl3 woodrow Wilson
Mary Levsnd rv-St affi Jos camrau.
Mamie Long I4gls Nsr1ae
Dorothy Lsugse' 1885 Nrsfrs taae.
Fafh faFortalnc f44S Nrk r.ef
Jeanette Mostr. ziz9 East Grand 0ogle.
Florence Muir. 200as Gallagher.
Heller Mer's 1854 South f1Er'
Rns~ Motorjescu IA South Luther
Rosetta Myers - Wee, JARVIS Haze. Park
Tpe1 McGhss 2ss Eaf' Poorest
Helen HcCUr'ock, aga BaldN .r,
Mare M8rzui.no. 1915 MarN
Carolyn Moss. 3a3 Elmhurst. Highland
lorraine Memeesn SOS Hardwood.
Run Maksnax Ise7s Ferguson.
VIVIAN Narc.riaS atfz Neehury.
Tsfher NtIr 1886 Fet0skeE
Adeie NoUirssi. 1884 Ga sErfr.
Esther &avn 7ts5 Shrfra
Ade'. Nou insa 1885 gallagher.
Heisr Ost-on. lso2s N0arF
Eleanor Peiaxze.o. 3ffs Fed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

NOTICE is hereby given hat the Russian
Association o. Detroit has applied n the
Michigan Lt4u0r Control Commission for a
club license 20 sci beer wire and spirits
20 h0na fde members Only
READ Ttmes Want Ads for pront-use
them for resultal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Death potlres

BOIKT. Prank Sr-Beioyed husband OF
Elizabeth tnee Bieskel. dear father Of
william Frank Jr Robert and Edward
Grandfather ~ Anfninette Boike dear
brother ~ Mrs Martha Laskey and George
KlaFt Funeral from residence. $3.50 Al
naort Monday $40 10 St. Thomas the
Apostle Church a. 20.
HAWkINS-Raymou l.. Apri Q. Beloved
husband 81 Emma, dear father Of Jack.
and brother OF Mrs George Pieper Died
of pneumonia ~ London Ohio Born In
Flushing Long Island. IS years ago a
resident ~ Detroit for % years Funeral
services Al Westhrook Funeral Parlor. Day
TN NOhIa- ? q m Saturday, Burial al
Memorial Park. Dayton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
DETROIT TIMES
WANT AD RATES
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To Rent - Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms. Board and Room. Children 10
Board. Home for Aged. Invalid. stua-
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AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Male Help Wanted

Al SURFACE rr.n5ierr for small gauges
TOP wages aui overtime. Wsltham Gauge
Co 9e33 Goethe
AT ONCE - THREE MN TO SELL
VACUUM CLEANERS ~ OUR DE-
.TROIT STORES NO CANVASSISG.
coon DRAWING ACCOUNT. EXPERI-
ENCF NOT NECESSARY But PRE-
.FERRED MUST HAVE CAR. APPLY
1855 EAST GRAND BOULEVARD, DE-
.TRoIT, BETWEEN AND y 4. ".
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Situations Wanted-Haie

ELECTRICAL engineering stu1en' seeks
employment IN. maintenance oE sirn.ia !.
rx-rortrsrfor licensed member National
Radio Institute University i4sss
CAGE maker Frl-cing specialist. ~
present foreman gage grinding depart
rnent 10 Cleveland govern ment gage expert
ence Desires frst-class connection IN
Detroit area. Box B-s5i3. Detroit Times
WANTED EMPLOYMENT there On
Gods Earth an employer who Will give
an honest man chance "a work ard beep
NJ from siary.nE7 7 an that man. address
Box B-s35i Detroit Tunes
YOUNG eolorec man panfs carefaker JOB
steady. reliable. references Plaza 1927
YOUNG man wants ga esrnans JOB u
EaT.suf-g-Fs rrr-r-
ity 1855
YOUNG neat university student eXperI-
enced clerk porter. general labor. Tyier
U.s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Moving, Storage, Cartoge

'VU'sB1 Ssc'NSet ~'eSe
ATLANTIC PADDED vkNS-Loae. 50 ap;I
Insured odds. 81. Townsend s.5so5
=. n. WARREN CO. LOCAL, LONG DIST
5045 Lorraine TYLER f-s50o
HAMILTON MOVING Local. long dis
lance lowest prices in town; trunks soc
up. Temple 2-Tl70. 47ia Hamilton.
MOVING TO CALIFORNIA
Your household goods or personal effects
shipped a. remarkably low cost.
Trans Continental Freight Co.
aOi WEST JEFFERSON
Household Goods Transportation Specialists
Ezf. ises Phone NJ. sawyer cH e4so
PACIFIC sPECfALleTwo men. 81 so hour.
Lowest rates. Insured Randolph 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Bus Transportation
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

A la SPECIAL, 9x12. S2.95
Cash and carry. Si.a5' work 1907 guar. 80
yrs experience clean 2, repairs. Det Orien-
tai Rug Wks., 1922 Broadstrset. no 32Od
Al SPECIAL. 9x12. S2o5
Beautifully cleaned renovated absolutely
guaranteed Insured. Garfield Rug and
Furniture Cleaners. TYs 5-l50O 7S49 HAM
llton. 1000 Jos. Campau.
CARPETS. rugs made over; laid, repaired.
Standard Rug g. opt. Cleaners RA 645t.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

PLUMBING prepare you for your
state examination We teach questions,
charts uiping Michigan Plumbing School.
1924 Tinsdale Tyler $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Funero. Directors
Lost and Found

.. SUTTON son
tIs7 TPtfMBuLL AVE TEMPLE 2-tloo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
AT ONCE
DRIVERS WANTED

For commercial vehicles must he White,
over q wears ~ age and know the city
Apply 1873 Michigan avenue. between 10
and p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Personals


A LIQUOR hsbi, stopped at home secretly.
Arnold, zTbT MT Bank BidE IA f2s+s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity during
THIS spring driving Checker cabs. An out
door Job driving a pleasure car Healthy
and profitable. Must be over q Apply
after 2 = m Anply 2iGs TrumbuN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

BEAUTY CULTURE Complete course
81 80 weekly day classes Hyg enic
school $40 Twelfth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

TOOL DESIGNERS-Jigg and
Fixture Inspectors - Tool
Makers. Must be experienced
men for L. s. government work,
also an American Citizen. Write
Box B-6239, Detroit Times.
STEEL BENCH HOLDERS wanted. Apply
Detroit Anoy steel Co, foot Of Iron
street.
THREE BOYS willing 70 work steady. good
pay. 333 state f5o2l-
WANTED-DRIVERS
Must be white and over II years ~ age
with good knowledge Of the CITY. Apply be-
tween 2 and ?. 1909 BALDWIN. rear. N
garage
YOUNG man over p with car 10 collect on
established accounts. sales type preferred
car necessary. liberal salary Plus commits
sion Polish speakiug preferred, Singer Co..
1907 Jos Campau.
YOUNG MN 90. l7-2i. neat appearing
experience unnecessary, opportunity ~
earn SIS 20 SO weekly. 3io5 Barium
Tower, $50 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Beauty Culture Schools

2i0 Boulevard Building
WOODWARD At FAST GRAND BLVD.
Low Cost Easy Terms Finest School
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
In Today's s Mail

Continued from Preceding Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
Procedure In Appeals Outlined By Averil
Chairmen of Local Draft Boards Attend Hartford 1 Meeting-New Registrants Recorded Here

Selectlve Service officials, local, inc cluding draft board chairmen and members, appeal board members and appeal agents attended 8 meet ing at Hartford last night at which Colonel Ernest AveriIl, state direc- tor of selective service, outlined the procedure to be followed in cases of appeals from draft board classif1ca- lions and rulings. He described the appeal as one of the most vital fac- tors in the whole selective service system.
 Plans were announced for a pro- gram by the state employment serv- ice to aid inductees. Efforts will be made to safeguard the jobs of men who are working when they are called for induction and to secure jobs for those who are unemployed when they .end their years train- Ing. Major Leonard Maloney, state employment service director, said that instructions have been sent to managers of 18 branch offices and that the special service for inductees vii begin functioning next week.
 DeHerment Discussed
 Questions on occupational defer ment were answered by Major Thomas Shaffer, director of this branch of selective service. A work man engaged in a necessary" bus iness is eligible for deferment. he said.
 Selective Service has functioned efhciently in Connecticut up to the present, said Colonel Averill. He thanked board members and other officials for their cooperation.
 Local draft boards today return
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16

The petition of members of the Waterbury Police Department for permission to form unit of the Patrolmen's and Firemen's ASsocia- tion of Connecticut went by the board when the board of police commissioners yesterday denied their request. In view of this re- fusal by the police board, similar action will be taken by the mem bers of the fire board since it's ap- proval would necessarily have to be made to formulate the organization. The petition by the firemen is still pending
 Slightly over year ago, requests were made by both departments to organize a chapter of the state as sociation. Former Mayor Patrick M. Perriello ordered an investigation of the plan after the fire commission CTS approved that a unit be formed by the firemen but the police com- mission took no action on the petl- ton.
 Fear Influences
 Members of the previous police board offered opposition because such an organization might be used to exert influence upon officers of the department, while members of the two departments insisted that it was merely an association which would be helpful in adjusting de- partmental difference and strength ening discipline as well as sustain i,ou tha T,opro1o nf foh fOrnn
 The matter had been brought up at recent meeting and referred to the committee on men and disci- pline. The motion was made after a survey by the committee had re- turned report
 The board also adopted the recommendation filed by the traffic committee, relative to two changes requested by the Conencticut Rail- way and Lighting Company, through it's division superintendent A. J. Drummond.
 The change adopted the commit tees report by shifting the present bus stop on teh east side of Leav- enWorth street at West Main street, to West Main street opposite the Colonial Trust Company. The other change made was the stop on the west side of LeaVenWorth street at West Main street, to be moved fur ther south to the west side of Leavenworth, along the county between Kendrick avenue and the parking station.
 Other Changes Refused
 The board denied an application for change from West Main street, between Leavenworth and Lewis to be advanced to Lewis street and the Exchange Place.
 The petition for revolving shift was taken under consideration by the police board committee. The re- quest was that alternate hours be put into effect, similar to the pres ent hours prevailing at the desk and among the other patrolmen on the force.
 Letters of thanks were received by the board for the "alertnesS and efficiency of the department" which was forwarded to Superintendent of Police William J. Roach.
 V. J. Calcagno, vice-president of the Liggett Drug Company express ed his appreciation for services ren- | dered by officers who were at the scene of the recent store fire in EX- change Place.
 The Fulton Markets for the alert ness of Motor Patrolman George 1 McElligott in reporting the ab- sence of a safe from the warehouse l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
DRUM CORPS PLANS
 VAUDEVILLE SHOW

A vaudeville show and dance will be sponsored by the St. Stanislaus fife and drum codps at Temple hall January 25 at o'clock. Theodore Olschefski, Sr., is chairman of the committee.
 Music will be furnished by Kra- kowska radio orchestra of Hartford and an outstanding feature will be the appearance of the Mastrianni quartet of Plainville. This occasion marks the fourth anniversary of the drum corps. A meeting will be held after high Mass Sunday in the base ment of the church to complete plans for the event, MT. Olschefski announced. A committee will also be named at this meeting to handle the arrangement of the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16

ed to the task of filing registration cards and other data concerning draft eligibles while awaiting orders to send out additional question: naires to eligibles. QuestionnaireS have thus far gone to 20 per cent of those enrolled with each board.
 IS RejectiOns
 A high percentage of acceptances by army doctors was registered at induction headquarters at Hartford yesterday, only IS of IF men re- porting for induction being rejected. Those passed by the doctors were sent at once to Fort Devens, Mass.
 Thomas J. Loy, 26, of Vermont street, and John F. Murphy, 9, of Ayers street, both of this city, were among those accepted yesterday and sent to Fort Devens. Two other youths involved in the intoxication incident of Monday were rejected. They are Charles Dragon, 21, of Warren avenue, rejected because of police record, and Robert Me- Nerney, 9, of Baldwin street, re- jected for faulty vision. Dragon still faces a Hartford charge of tamper- ing with an automobile.
 Registration cards continue to trickle in to the local boards. They are for men who registered in dis tant cities, and who were i'll or otherwise unable to register in Co., tober.