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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

and smear the wound with tannic acid
jelly, carron oil, or vaseline. This treat
ment should be given just as soon as
possible. In one of the pictures, Vogel
is demonstrating just how the burned
parts should be bound up to keep out
the air.
Unaccustomed pain. like fear, can
make an animal go temporarily crazy.
If this happens, a sodium bromide
pill. about five grains, will help quiet
him. Vogel shows how to hold the
dogs mouth open with the thumb and
middle finger SO that one of these pills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

sink under which he can find shelter.
Leave strips Of newspaper or a blanket
on the floor so that he'll be comfort
able. A pan Of water should be placed
nearby. The best places to leave your
pet are the Kitchen the bathroom, or
beneath the basement stairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Pain Cam
Make
the Most
Intelligent
and AM@-
tomato
Dog Go
Tempo
rarily
Crazy and
1t Is a
Good Idea
to Give
Such
Animals
n Five
Grain
Sodium
Bromide
Pill. The
Picture
Shows
How
the Trick
Is Done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Great Britain Rights Reserved,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Glad He Never 0ut3reW
The H0rSe,dnd- bu93y Era

NNEHEN Edwin J. Knapp OF
" Lawrenceburg, Indiana, in
w herited the carriage works
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

9 l9l2 by AmerIcan weekIy. Ihe
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-08-21
5e7gRES AMUSE NJ ( mt PAGE

experience has taught that
advertising is the life Oh
business. 1t keeps the inter-
est of old customers and Sc
cures new ones. 1t enables
the reader of a paper to
know where they can find
what they need. Ii advel.-
Using did not pay, successful
business Enterprises would
discontinue to use the press.
We commend those who adj
yertise in this paper, be-
cause customers report that
values are found as adver-
tised. This paper endeavors
to carry advertisements Of
reliable firms, that it's read
ers may know where bar
gains are offered at an at
tractive price as we'll as,
general news items. More
over, firms that advertise in
this paper, solicit your trade
will treat you RIGHT and give
you the best Of service.
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acon Co mskey Park EaWes
ba game the West team endeavod
OF 5OOO0 Al
pI-tm
-
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We're: Eldon
Baker, Mrs.
Opal Bill h j.
mer and e.
L. Nickerson,
first, second
a n d t h ir d
,vice-c h a i r.
men respec-
lively: Sec'y,
Ka t h ri n 9
sistant Sec'y
h and troac
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THEATRICALS

Juniors in the school of Nd
sic at Howard Univ. Wash
ington. d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rey-
nolds and daughter. Nancy
Ann. of Columbus were
Dayton visitors this week,
the William and George. Sr.
Ellises. The Reynolds are
the parents Of Mrs. William
Ellis.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Continued pags q,
ment office of New York CT
ty. They will visit Chicago
before returning home.
Miss Cecile Roberts of
Home Ave. had as her guest
the past weekend, Miss
Berdie NJ. Black, of Louis
Vile, Kentucky. Both are
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D. e. BROWER REELECTED
Niclderson Made
3rd Vice Chairman

Daniel C. Browar was re-
elected Chairman of the
Montgomery county Repub-
lican executive committee
at p dinner meeting of the
Montgomery County Repub-
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OUR
ADVERTISERS
ARE YOUR
FRIENDS

Advertising in the press
is no new philosophy for
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-08-21

Pack trains y mountainous sec
tors are often necessary and here
the mule, slow but sure-footed. plays
IN important role. Our Army Buys
thousands Of mules paying from $l75
to $l90 for each. The mule eats
less, carries more, and some de.
clare is smarter than the horse.
Your purchase OF War Bonds and
Stamps helps pay tor these Army
Mules. Invest at least ten percent
|of your income In War Bonds every
ray DAY u S Trrosnts Department
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-08-21
w. w. Hel'wig.

w. w. Helwig.
The committee members
unanimously indorsed Jdg.
Charles S. Bell, of the Ha-
milton county, for the vaca-
cy on the Ohio Supreme
court bench, caused by the
death Of John Gilbert Bett-
man recently.
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4 a
WAat9o491xWM
WAR BONDS
= -

Tractors and motors will never
wholly replace the Army Mule as a
factor in the mobile units OF our
army. The Army Mule is a tradi
ton and the mule skinner" is q
breed unto himself. Army Mules
are used by the Field Artillery and
the Cavalry In areas where the
terrain is rough and tractors canno'
operate.
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Other officers of the exc
cutive eli m m it t ee named
Evening star., 1942-01-18

nished warm room: preferably owners
home; Cleveland Park section, close to car
Star.
non-Smokers and vesetarians. desire house
keeping rooms in congenial home or share
soartment Box 52-M. Star.
RETIRED OFFICER wants room. with or
children no direction BOX s31. M Star.
SINGLE MAN desires small, inexpensive
sleeping room. furn. or unfurn.. where
there is no drinking or smoking. Box
2 ROOMS with private bath. Ink. by
Christian couple engaged prominent work
for service men. If furnished require twin
beds suburban need garage space
Room 624. or address 1885 6 st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, gentle, wants large, we'll
furnished room: private home, good neigh
eorhood. with garage: use Of kitchen for
detailA Box s7O-C. star
REFINED. QUIET GENTLEMAN wants
room, apartment or private home. North
west section. close in. Box 27s-M, Star. .
NAVY DEPT. EMPLOYE (engineer) wants
rates, full particulars. Box 274-M. Star. .
REFINED GENTLEMAN, permanently en-
ployed by large commercial concern. wants
private room and bath, Conn. ave. or 18th
st. area. Box 207M. Star.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. young woman
desires furnished room, adult Jewish lam
lily. State price. Box 193-M, Star.
IT is DESIRED to place in private home
S5 especially selected young naval ofncers
taZes 22oS). These officers will be on
temporary duty in WASHINGTON for ABOUT
two months beginning Jan - and are
willing to pay Up to SIS for lodgings End
two meals Interested parties call FIR
300 Extension 2203. on Mon. Jan. ~,
between " and pm
: UNFURNISHED Housekeeping rooms !
adult. child prefer Grant School dis
trict. ME. 5516.
MAN. so, quiet. refined, prominent home.
private family: Feb. 1st If possible; simple
srill privilege Box l4-H. Star.
YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATE wants
room for February l. Desk. bookcase
space for Photographic hobby private bath
are factors. Please give details, section of
city, rent Box 223-M. Star
Evening star., 1942-01-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

kOOMS WITH BOAKO.
CONN; AVE. p C.. Ci-sunny, warm. dble0
mo. ea empl. GENTLE ladies. EN-. oss4
5315 18th ST: N.W.-vacancy for dis:
tingushed gentleman, in graciously styled
home: fine food. RA. 7713.
1915 RIGGS PL. N.W.-Downtown. near
other: other eS girl: excellent meal meals. io'" n Is: "
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, new furniture;
excellent food; two gentlemen. Car stop
in front OF door. Inquire 1908 N. Capitol.
RMS as;r PEIyATE bath Psey tnrnshsd
ployed. couple or adult family Of 5; un-
sH, I!m'sd s 81 phone; no parking troubles.
GEORGETOWN double rm ! single
Ggaa 6m; private home; good meals. OR.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = Missouri couple
smossd s SSY Young "" lady, shs5s s0s sM ssr Vi.
1434 MARYLAND AVE N.E-Large rm..
semi-private bath; young gentleman to
share room with another young gentleman.
12s ST; S. .E:.single room. next to bath:
vents sio preferably 1ndaS one os working day
3619 11th ST. N.w.-Pleasant rm.. next
S37.5O ca: single, s4s. 80 pvt. family;
conv. trans: gentiles. Columbia 1915.
2201 18th ST. NE or 2 girls, gentle;
W AiSiiS, sOod AASaAcb SohV. " lduop.
Michigan $3.50,
1903 N ST. NW.-Nicely furnished base
ment room for l or = boys; refined home
LARGE DOUBLE BOOM adloipins baths;
cars; board reasonable: gentlemen only.
1918 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Young girl,
gentle, share front room with another;
excel .ransp.; $45 per mo.
2425 FIRST ST. N.W.-Larse front double
bedroom. accommodation for or 3 young
men: excellent meals. Dupont $3.50.
VACANCY for aged or convalescent: GOOD
food and cere. Georgia 4425
LARGE ROOM available for . ladies. twin
district: s45 ca. 1904 Alton pl. NV.
3O14 o5th ST. NE.-Front room, twin
beds. ideal for couple; shower and bath;
excellent food: garage. NO. 1918.
COMFORTABLE HOME with quiet adult
2OIO r ST. Conn. Ave)-Newly decorated.
comfortable, single room, semi-private bath:
dinners optional; gentlemen only. DU-
pont 2122.
DUPONT CLUB. 1925 10th st. n.w.-Double
e1ce1lent meals. Dupont a34a A'
I776 MASS. AVE. N.W.-An opening for
. young man; reasonable.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

bEIHESDA-Large attic in new home, to
be finished as pine-paneled studio room
with connecting path: wish discrim-
mating tenant. WI 640S.
1907 11th ST. N, Arlington, va fur
s.O2 goth RID. NORTH. Arlington. Va
Comfortable. warm rm.. next shower BATH
] block from Lee highway and Irving st.
a416 End AVE, Silver Spring, Md.-Twin-
hot water; SIS month each. sH. 6lO5.
BETHESDA Huntington .parkway-Laree
room room private private home, nice nicely furnished
NEW HoME-sinsle or double, near bath,
Chestnut 5s25
ARLINGTON. VA. 1894 Van Buren, St
igs:N!s Sa: Church 44S 4 Sonv bus stores thsaer
ARLINGToN-Larse, cheerful corner room
for l or in new, modern home, conv to
new Army and Navy Bldss. CHI. 1875.
NEARBY vA.-Gentlemen; Ice. light rm,
tresses; o ioc bus: delicious de Dfs meals TE a3s s
COS COCKERILLE AVE Takoma Park
Md.-Front room, adjoining bath, c.h.w.;
FURN. BEDROOMS, semi-private bath,
s hSs 20 Navy ar ss dend and auto b cH
soss5n =, home; S new aaTn,s;sInss; nssi
WASh1nRtOn Diva. COngenldl YANKEES.
Warfeld 9155. evenings.
Single room. SIS mo: double. sa5 mo-;
smi. on bus line. CH. 00O7.
s. ARL RIDGE RD.-lBrisht, cor. room;
new home, new furn.. ssl. or dbl. BEDS l0c
bus at door. ia. 1820-W.
LARGE. attractive room, bath: beautiful.
board optional. KE. 6os-R.
ROOM AND BOARD with private bath;
sOgnry house 3 ase G pui
ice; daily auto to Washington $50 per
person. Phone Annapolis 5343 or Re-
public 5000. Br. 1419: 20,
4@ 4@ aoth H. HR ~ M9 bath
to stores Furnish to taste; children per-
meG turn e tTo bOess Oe a turn rSh r. hse on
risht; or take Arnold bus. .11th St. bet
rsI. and Service. st Sst de th taa1 and
nished room next to bath; new home: "A
block from bus unliin. phone. WA. 1916.
1906 n. .23rd ST.. Arlington, .va,-unfurn.
rn: large closets next to, to bath bath. with h
restaurants.
ARLINGTON-one or two gentlemen
bright. cheerful, well-furn. room Beauty
rest msttresS; min chw tub shoTer sI If1Ts ai
Z pm. or weekdays CHI. $3.50.
LYON VHLAGE-Furnished rm.: bus l
blk: close in Virginia: Govt. empl. pref.
14O9 n. Herndon ST.. Arl.. Va.
ARLINGTON, 1910 N. Atingdon-Love.
private home Of adults prefer employed
eirl CH. 1854.
ARLINGTON-Pleasant studio room; pri-
vste bath; in new home: gentleman Giebe
SINGLE OR DOUBLE, near Beltsyille;
couple or gentlemen preferred. Hollywood
Inn. Bervyn. Nd. Berwyn 3O3
SINGLE furnished room. next bath in pri-
Tnte family; unlimited phone: refined gen
Evening star., 1942-01-18
APARrMlNrs FURNISHED.

kitchen. dinette. bath. liv: rm. and bed
rm. with twin beds; = Iexclusiye part Of 18th
st in to ~ s vsss sss $50 s's 70 itss 1850 ssns:s
1851 LAMONT ST. N.W-Large front
1m sns Ioom room 'G%Rssi sassSi. ass iof sisc
FREE RENT AND USE OF HOME TO
Ron m0ss1 s: .as ass
FURNISHED APT. FOR OR 8 WORKING
N. Capitol. DI. 1917.
oIRI, WORKING NIGHTS TO SHARE AT
and 3D.: maid service; $47.5O. HO. 5sa4.
LARGE, SUNNY DOUBLE ROOM. TER
race: attractively furn., modern furniture;
use OF kitchen; 81 week. WALKER, 1913
2 or 3 MONTHS. 5 ROOMS q BED;
adults. No pets. Adams 1910.
YOUNG LADY WANTED TO SHARE APT.
s fsSl Mss. Sne.s ave na Apply Apt es."se6 500 ana
sI0 s:I0, 9th 81; Ne ROOMS: KITCHEN.
See Sunday before 4 pm.
ROOMS, sINK, FRIGIDAIRE, RANCE:
GOVT. semitic couple; $4,000. $50" sth
WILL. SHARE WITH REFINED GIRL
lrentilel; $50. all utilities, and phone:
vic. Mass. and Que sts. Hobart $3.50.
LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM. TWIN BEDS,
SlO0. Box 35o-M Star.
1915 N. HAMP. AVE, APT 45-WML
70 refined lady 0 semitic. h .'' Can % evenings. nYD
Sunday before pm. .,
none nicer: Nd. ave; quiet adults. en-
ployed Lincoln 1897.
SPACIOUS APARTMENT TO SHARE WITH
two girls. Alban Towers. Ordway 1921. I.
ENTIRE End FL: PRIVATE PORCH; ENT; !;
sdut, ss ktehsn cssstnus sins sSss r nearby Ar
1910 NoLwIDE TERRI. N.W.-BED-
living rm.. large kit, semi bath; gas. elec..
linen. dishes. silver. phone: pvt. entrance:
for Govt. couple or girls. gentiles; S42 mo-
y rs furn:. ss5 mo. csii hR R.ndolps4 hA ss47.
PROFESSIONAL LADY OR GENTLEMAN
Combination living -bedrm,. G. Z. Pullman n
kitchen. BATH utilities, maid service. semi
private entrance; new home of couple, near
new Navy BldE.; conv. trsnsp; 10 min.
D. C.: S47.50. Box 18Th. Star.
l94l CALVERT ST NW-COMPLETELY
furnished apt. . rooms kitchen and bath.
dining aicove' quiet couple: light and gas
furnished 1Sa
hhsGE h,.s2 ;n!n sunny BEDRooMs Rs ~. PORCH
best 10th st. section oliver 744a. W.
y, VENT BASE APT
rooms, k. b. to handy man for taking
care of e-family house. MI. 7.9s. 1s'
l.. 2 OR 3 Ink. RMS
81 Randolph pl. NV. nr. r and No. Cap.
Near bath. Mgr. MI. 1898. 49,
SOME FREE RENT
To sincere. deserving couple for manage
ment Of small rooming house. Large kitch-
en-. living rm.. bedrm. and private bath on
frst floor. Vicinity l4th and Col. rd. NV.
Call ME. 1853 Sunday between 10 Am.
and pm. for interview
4535 IOWA AVE. NV.
? Ink rms. suit. couple or young
men: unlim. phone serv: light, gas, heat
and Frigidsire furn.: S35 mo-
LARGE BEDROOM KITCHEN BATH
hall; ami, all furnished S32 so. Call
Columbia 2o5S
Evening star., 1942-01-18
ApARTMrhrs FUR. OR UhFuR.

OFF SCOTT CIRCLE-2 I0E ROOMS.
porch, complete h.k.: excsp. quiet: sos
furn.. to refined Govt. woman. North 36O4.
REFINYD COUPLE SEEKING QUIET
dinette. semi.pvt' o bath. . shower: partly
furn.; gentle. 1854 spr. I'd. NV. CO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
TABLE BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wishes dinners and possibly
breakfasts near 34O0 block of Morrison st.
Chevy Chase: please state rate per month.
Box 327-M, Star
Evening star., 1942-01-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

room room house. furnished. iol rent. L. iSsi.
FoREsTvILLE. MD;1FURN. g RMS:
for Feb. and March; to adults; nr: stores.
churches and excel bus service; 3ia miles
frem District Line; ses THoMAs SHI. ,ll P:
dS.tF1aH' .iss oo74 f0re'''''ie' MO- rn0ne A'ii-
ROOM BRICK, NICELY
furn., newly decorated. auto heat. play
and maids rm.: large fenced yard, attached
garage; cony. location; $135, or will sell.
COUPLE TO SHARE HOUSE WITH
ggentlemssnn. men. reasonable; 3 months WI.
go EYE s;W1s os r; K; B; 3; Oh u, HEAT
USE OF NEW HOME AND PRIVATE
room, S25 mo-, for responsible woman or
bee%een un .nd fer further deta
FOR RENT OR sALE-BEAUTrULLY
new house in Silver sprine: exceptional
rsondltieDsd 1 bnn. heat
1I-H Star. or NO. 3214.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY CLUB
-Four Pour bed5oema. dee two baths. Feb l-Apr Is.
573s OREGON AVE. OPP. ROCK CREEK
Park. north Of Military rd.-Bungalow,
s55 mo. Owner within.
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
nshed rooms baths msds room iul snd
bath in basement: Gear garage. oil burner.
Will be rented to qualified tenant only.
snn 500 HST j. sNs g
MA oO4O
| IDEAL LOCATION NEAR CATHEDRAL; II
rooms. 3 baths: excellent condition: $3.50
| mo. 3101 Woodley I'd. NV. AID. O3s2.
NEW HOME AND ROOM
ct
wAsHINGroN REALTY. OK aSae $500 or IA Ass. s.
BETHESDA = WILL SHARE WITH CON
genial laoo eouDis completely furnished home
room: all utilities: 81 90 monthly: references
REQUIRED. Box 33a-H Star.
ARL.--2-sTORY. 3-BEDRM.. BEAUTI-
shower D5iff o h.ss sss E
M. BETHESDA MD;-MoDERN DET
brick home. 8 rms, 3 bedrms. Ia baths.
BIKE fI5S RsALrY r CO. Ne ssgS susdsS sdsS
Mrs. Board. Emerson 451I.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
bunsaies FRANK I HEWITT af o'sa ssos 0t5Sn Ga
| nished bedrooms. ga baths. screened
| porch. oil heat. finished attic basement
recreation room; practically new; S135
month.
..aa EDw. H. JONES g. CO.
55"0 Connecticut Ave. WO. 1900.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
Owner leaving District. Attractively
furn. s-rm. home, bedrms. pa baths.
glass sun porch. flower garden expo.
cara AUTO l@ oil Res hot he v xaeT
quarters. Phone 1st and ind frs; 5000
OWNER, WO. 2916 or Oliver 29I6
1852 w ST. NV.
! rooms and bath, rec room In base
ment well furnished: owner leaving city
FEB /. 800 month. Convenient TO school.
stores and transportation
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
| D1. 10l5. l5lQ K St N w
Evening star., 1942-01-18
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

FOR LEAsE-ATTRACTIvE TOWN HOUSE
exclusive street: $3.50 month. AD $3.50.
EMPLOYED COUPLE WILL SHARE
Chevy Chase home at $50 monthly, plus
dinner. or mutual terms couple only.
Box 33T-M. Stsr 10.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
ROOMS uNEuRNIsHep
ROOMS WANTED.

EMPLOYED WOMAN wants nicely fur
nished warm room: preferably owners
home: Cleveland Park section, close to car
or bus. Must be reasonable Box 29O-M
Evening star., 1942-01-18

COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, ON CONN. AVE.-CO-OPERA-
tive apartments; reasonable; one and two
bedrooms. Box 261-M Star 19'
Evening star., 1942-01-18

MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE Reasonable
rates: will take your surplus furniture as
Moving & Storage Co, Taylor SQ3T.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

ATTRACTIVE HOUSE PRACTICALLY
new; rooms. . baths. all cleo. scr. porch,
Beverly Hills. Va: SIPS. TIE. 3775
IS E. BRADLEY LANE. CHI CHI. MD-12
rms. 2 baths, 3 laws; oil heat: porches;
.-csr gar; large grounds: new cond
Vacant. OWNER, WI. 4O51.
8 ROOMS. H.-wH. ELEC.: CONV. TO
schools. theaters and car lines: S455O.
Ready Feb. /. Apply 52s Tenn ave ne
NEW 9 ROOMS AND BATH. AUTO HEAT,
all modern; $50 mo. 5054 Bennine I'd. sc.
Reference For information call BUSADA
at TR. 0301
Evening star., 1942-01-18

l212 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Duplex: one room. kitchen and tiled
bath. gas heat; Al ref REQUIRED; $3.50.
HARRY JUSTINE.
935 H ST NV MA os44 .
Evening star., 1942-01-18

BErHESDA-Large attic in new home, to
be finished as pine-paneled studio room,
with connecting path; wish discrim-
mating tenant WI. 64OS
Evening star., 1942-01-18

3 rooms and bath, rec. room In base
ment. well furnished: owner leaving city
Feb. /. 800 month Convenient TO school,
stores and transportation.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
D1 1918 1919 St NV
Evening star., 1942-01-18

WOULD LIKE BOARD AND ROOM with
family that cooks for diabetic or will
cook for one. Must not be too hiah priced
Box l53-M Star
Evening star., 1942-01-18

1904 UPSHUR ST. NE-Fur and un-
furn. rooms for married couples or , girls;
on bus line direct downtown. DU 1850.
CHEVY CHASE connecting rooms, l
furnished, other unfurniShed: private bath.
Quiet couple. gentlemen only Woodley Obj
IN MAGNIFICENT TOWN HOUSE, l block
from Dupont Circle-Large, bright rooms,
with all conveniences. suitable for Govern
ment oficials. Call Taylor O675 for ap-
pointment
Evening star., 1942-01-18

SINGLE OR DOUBLE, near Beltsyille:
couple or gentlemen preferred, Hollywood
Inn. 8ervyn. Nd. Berwyn 3O3
SINGLE furnished room. next bath in nri-
vhte family: unlimited phone: refined rem
Seman only. Cottage City. Nd. WA. 2469
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
ARRIVAL or LINER

Jersey City. ~. J., June 3o.-fUPl The Swedish liner Dr0ttElngholH arrived from Lisbon today Wiili more than 900 Americans. including eight United states diplomatic of. fleials and a Latin American and Canadian Nationals. some of them government officials.
 More than 600 persong were on the pier 10 greet the ship. whose passengers crowded the rails and stood sn Mfeboats to wave to their friends.
 United states diplomatic attaches aboard included Col. and Mrs. Wll- Ham Bentley Of Washington; Col and Mrs. Howard Eager, Washing t0nfn MT. and Mrs. Karl Waliqmette Cincinnati: Miss Mabel Custer Pittsburgh; Miss Edith Bland, vii. ton, Conn; Mrs, Ruth Krelg, con- sul's wife, Berkeley. Cal: John g0neE, Arlington, Va. George Jeil- naan, New York, EFnest v. Polutnik, Great Falls. Mont.
 Another pasEengeF Nas Ruth Mitchell Knowles, sister of the late Brig. Gen, William fBiliyD Mitchell and wife Of Stanley Knowles. ST Engllsllman. She had been In a Had concentration camp at Lleb, enau, WueFttenberg, and was Q member of the Jug0- -6lay Comitaejl guerrilla orgarization, the first for. eign woman to be admitted to the deatb-fcoFning fighters against Axis irvRder.
 Mrs. Knowles. whose home is In Milwaukee. Wis, was In h0Fthan Albania writing . guidsbo0k when the Italians invaded Greece. Learn Ing Of the ComitadjI, she went to snGQslagia, where she became 9 member of its general stagf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30
Enoch Borgnaes Again Being Searched For
gcentlnuaa lFum Pnen Q

Ahunusl reports un the audlts of &hA rlty'A financial recorda.
 AFnely through deceptive if not Hlhhonrst audiss on their part was l possible for the Hayes.Eeary ad- i|nislrntion Co conceal from lhe apayers and the public for such length Of time the rampant cor- EaIDll0n in the city government" l" Nnld the grand jury la It's report.
 State Police Commissioner Ed. Nard !. Hickey, who worked as t9enly detective with the special rfczecutor ia the investigation oi lhe local case, assigned IAeul. Mayo and the police detachpent to meet ifR prottninshoiin.
 The big passenger liner docked at jersey City at e.30 this morning, ahn special prosecutor told Tho Democrat today. indicating that he wns keeping in touch with develop nlNnss.
 Fled te Denmark
 Borgnaes was reported 10 have Med Co Denmark when the grand Jury probe started ia Waterbury in 1888 it was understood that he had relatives in that country.
 Ff the Borgnaes on the Drotting- holm is the man sought 1t would appear there are grounds for specu. iation he saw fit to return here and take a chance on detection rather than remain in Europe under the constant threat of death and priya. tion brought about by Hitler's war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-30

During che years isas.ibs7 Ghe City 0f Waterbury paid npprogl. mately e22.5O0 Co RlnRaley & co. for certain services rendered by Enoch BOrgnacs personally" tlae jury's report states. A portion og the money went Co Kingsley and the balance Co oBrgnaes. the report charged.
 Name on PaSusengeF Hlst
 Attention Of Special Prosecutor Alcorn was called to the case by the inclusion Of the name of Enoch DorgnaeS among the list of 800 pas. sengers aboard, the Swedish liner Drottningholin. as announced bv the state department last night.
 Also on the list Of passengers were the names of Helen BoFxnaes. presumably his wife. and Dan Borg. macs and Edward Borgnaes, prob- ably his children.
 The Drottningholm docked this morning at Jersey City. ~. J. after a trip from Lisbon. Portugal. The boat was met by ofIlcers of the Connecticut state police depart ment armed with a certified copy Of the bench warrant Issued for Borgnaes May 10. is3s. by Judge Ernest A. Inglis, charging him wlth oompiicity in a conspiracy Co defraud the City Of Waterbury of more than 'a million dollars.
 First announcement that Borgnaes had fled the country vas made April l9. 1888. when officers rep- resenting Special Prosecutor Al- corn sought to serve him with a subpoena to appear before the Epe. cial grand jury then in session to probe Irregularities in the adminis- tration Of the city's affairs.
 Headed by then County Detective Edward ]. Hickey the investigators sought Borgnaes here and at his home, 934l 204th street, Hollis, Long Island.
 They were told by his wife at the latter address that the man had s'gone abroad for his health"
 At the height of the conspiracy trial Special Prosecutor Alcorn made the statement that Borgnaes was abroad in parts unkn0wn--and that his wife and family also had left