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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09
Many Believe Hitler
 Can Lose This Year
Informed Sources, However, Claim Odds Against It
 Axis Have 3,OOO,OOO Troops Ready for Threats

strength against the full wehrmacht
 Though it obviously is unlikely that there ever would be an all.out combat with the whole maSsed POI Nazi divisions, there is increasing evidence that the Germans are maintaining strategic reserves in central locations such as south Ger many, Austria and Bohemia pre- pared to rush to the Balkans if the Allies land there, to Italy in the event that Italy Is invaded, tc France, Norway or elsewhere.
 By the maintenance of central reserves. Germany not only is able to shift troops speedily along interior lines, but also is able to divert them to several fronts if need be.
 On the other hand. the possibility remains that Allied air power may smash up Germany to such an ex. tent that 1t no longer can maintain the wehrmacht fighting strength, ol that the Red army may begin new offensive simultaneous with Allied landings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09
AUTO DRIVING STATUTE CITED
Cars Driven By Youths Under IS Years of Age
 Must Be Insured

SECTION 1890 = Operation hy persons under eighteen. No person between the ages of sixteen and eighteen years shall operate any motor vehicle upon the highways oe this staae. and no person shall cause or permit such operation of any motor vehicle by any such per son, unless such motor vehicle ahali have been insured for the amounts required by section 1909 from per- son subject to the provisions there- of. Any person who shall violate any provision of this section shall be lined not more than one hundred dollars or imprisoned not more than thirty days or both.
 The above statute refers Co sec ton 1909 in connection with financial responsibility of drivers between the ages of sixteen and eighteen years. This section states that the motor vehicle commissioner shall require from such person proof of financial responsibility to satisfy any claim for damages by reason of personal injury to. or the death of. any one person, or by reason of personal in- jury to, or the death of, more than one person on account of any one accident, of ct least fifteen thou sand dollars, and the damage to property of at least one thousand dollars. It is also necessary to have the signature of your parent or guardian on your application along with the proof of financial respon- sibility. If you are sixteen years old 1t will be necessary for you to wait thirty days after your application has been filed at the motor vehicle ofiice, if seventeen you can obtain your license immediately. if, of course all the tests have been pass- ed satisfactorily. and financial proof. signature of parent, etc, have been shown. If any one in this age group is interested In getting more in- formation on this subject he may do so by either calling the accident Bureau of the Waterbury Police De. partment or call in person. We have drivers manuals, pamphlets, charts and other material available on the subject of driving and is free to anyone desiring them. It Is absolutely essential to know the Motor Vehicle Laws if we are to drive an automobile. And while we are on the subject of young people driving cars there is no reason why they should not become real good ones, They have youth, alert minds and 1ar.rasae ,ayayaiNol Y1apfarkinra which helps a great deal. But their sense of responsibility is not always developed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09
BY HARRISON SALISBURY British United Press Staff Cor
 respondentD

BY HARRISON SALISBURY
 British United Press Staff Cor
 respondentD
 London, April .9.-UPl-Hitler can be beaten in I94S, but the odds are strongly against 1t. a synopsis of the best military and economic opinion here showed today.
 This realistic view is based on the hard facts of war-the fighting ex- perience of Britain, the United States and Russia thus far against the Wehrmacl1t, an assessment of Oermany's potential war material reserves and a factual analysis of the number of troops Hitler still has available for opposing an Allied invasion of Europe.
 Experts are inclined to think that the jokers in the woodpile may be Allied air power and the Red army's recuperative power. but at the same time they point out that Nazi air power did not lick Britain-a much more compact target than vast Axis Europe-and even the Russian of- fensive did not quite even the score in 1922 or l943 for the Nazis' summer victories.
 Allied combat experience largely has been confined to Africa, where 1t is noteworthy that German Mar shal Erwin Rommel's stren@th sell dom, if ever. exceeded six German divisions plus a fluctuating number of Italians.
 Despite this comparatively little strength, Rommel has managed to maintain a field against the Allies for five months against forces which uniformly were larger than his.
 For the Tunisia showdown. Rom- mel is believed to have had about eight divisions, against which the Allies massed two full armies - the British first and eighth-stiffened with four American divisions plus the American fifth army held In strategic reserve.
 These figures are most revealing when placed beside the forces Ger many has available for the defense of Europe: Best estimates indicate that Germany and Italy have be- tween 300 and 325 divisions-prOb- ably 4.5OO," to 6O00.OO0 fighting men. In addition, they have pos sibly 50 satellite divisions number ing roughly 750O00 troops who prob- ably are able to stand frOnt-lin6 combat, plus considerable Otheri lacking in equipment and experi' ence.
 If the Germans went on the full defensive, the eastern front probably could be held with i5O Nazi divisions plus a score of satellite divisions That would mean Q withdrawal tf the Dneiper Line to shorten thG front sufficiently so that the cur. rent ratio of one division per ii miles could be maintained. The Axis now has about 60 di. visions stationed in Norway and the Balkans and 1t is presumed thai regardless of where the Allied ifa. vasion hits, 1t would be necessary | to continue this number of occupa. ton troops. However. if the m vasi0n hits either of those points occupation troops could be drawn n for fr0nt-Iine fighting.
 It therefore Is believed that tll' Axis has available something Mks 200 divisions - roughly 3IO0O0Ol tr0ops-which would be available fol meeting the Allied western threats. In view Of the time t has talser to cope with Rommels small force I 1t is difficult Co find optimism C --~es -a'-- -n>~tss anlanS cad gxaakel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09
MAJOR M'MAHON
 HERE TONIGHT
Local Unit of Salvation Army to Hear Divisional
 Secretary

Major Milton McMahon, divisional soung peoples secretary of the Sal- Vntlon Army with headquarters Tn Hartford, will speak to the Torch. bearers of the local corps tonight at 9:So. He will be accompanied by kars. McMahon and will outline to che young people between fifteen end thirty who comprise the Torch. Bearers. the aims and objectives of enc Youth Victory Service program recently inaugurated by the leaders ef the Army to stimulate activity on Che part Of the Army's young people 1n connection with the national emergency program.
 willard Hartshorn, president ot Che Tcrchbearers' group, has sent out invitations to ali the young peo- ole between fifteen and thirty linked sip with the local corps in one way or another. He will be in charge of the program tonight.
 Major Hugo Wiberg announced tials morning that plans are com pletoa for Major Mrs. Ernest Marsh nll's welcome service this coming Sunday. A delgation from every department of the corps will greet and extend welcome to the Army's new leaders in Hartford in the eve ming service at eight. Bandmaster Paul Duren win lead the band in the playing of two new selections.
 TflD program for the day is as fol- lows: Holiness meeting at l0:00 a, nl.. Sunday school at il:00 a. m. Kndio broadcast over Station WATR at isaB D. na., Torchbearers' meeting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09
MullicipalCourt

The case of Eliton 0. Kelly, 36, Of l93 Baldwin street. charged with non-support was continued In the municipal court today by Judge T. E. Conway to May ..
 Charged with violation of the rules of the road, the case of An- tonio Tiano. 50, of 76 East Main street. was nolled an payment of $S.
 Also charged with violation of the rules of the road, the case of 6eb. s. Muzzicato, 22. of 1889 South Main street, was nolled on payment of 6.
 The case of Ralph Ricci, 8, of 67 Wood street, charged with theft was nolled.
 Charged with operating a motor vehicle without license, the case of Thomas Gilboy was nolled on payment oe S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09

decent nights sleep in many weeks.
 These thousands are in Japanese hands. Their position on April 9 a year ago was hopeless. It is no longer so. A nation which was too weak then to go to their aid has since become strong, and 1t has dedi- eated itself to speed the day of their liberation.
 MacArthur flew to Australia. Or- dered there by President Roosevelt, three weeks before Bataan fell. Be- hind him inc left Lieut.. Gen. JOla- than M. Wainwright. the skinny, hard fighting weather-beaten for. mer cavalry oEslcer whose brilliant tactical moves largely had been re- sponsible for saving the American Army early in the Philippines cam- paign for its Iast-ditch stand on Bataan,
 Escaping from the peninsula al the last moment with Q handful ci | troops and 60 Army nurses, Waiu- wright held out for almost another month on Corregidor, the rocky l fortress across e narrow channel ol ! Manila Bay from BakaAn. Tn the year since, qeausitativeiy speaking. Bataan has been mora than avenged-gnore Japanese, foy example, have died in sea battles alone than there were Americans on Bataan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09

orientation, drill and physical train ing, military sanitation, mess man. agement, map reading, defense against chemical attack. and other necessary military knowledge.
 Women who already possess spec cial skiils the Army needs, 90 di- directly from basic training to their duties at Army stations. Some of the work which the Army has asked WAACS to do is accountancy, book keeping, stenography, animation art work, photography. cooking. library work and dozens of other duties.
 If the WAAC auxiliary does not possess special skill or knowledge. at the completion of basic training. she Is given 0 series of aptitude tests to determine the type of work she will be best fitted for. According to the results of these tests. she may be sent to school. These schools include at present administration. motor transport, bakers and cooks. communications. radio and others.
 "WAAC Training Centefs are training thousands of new members every day. helping them to find the place they can be of most use in the war;" It. Donneily said. The wom- en of the WAAC are offered an ac. i've, interesting, and necessary part in the fight for victory"
 It. Donnelly invited women be. tween the ages of twenty-c.e and forty-four. inclusive. who desire filr- ther information, to stop in at his off1ce, Orange street ArInory, New Haven. for full particulars abou the WAAC and the work 1t Is doins Written inquiries are also invite and will be answered promptly, l. Donnelly said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09
POST WAR WORLD
 MEETING THEME

The Connecticut League of Nae tons association will hold 8 meet ing this afternoon at 4:3O in the Taft school auditorium. The guest speaker will be Pennington Halle. assistant director of the National League of Nations association, editor of the magazine publication Inter national Theme and a member of the Board of Public Relations of the War Department. His topic will be Post War World"
 The guest speaker will be intro duced by John Reardon. chairman of the local association. More than l50 people are expected to attend.
 The executive committee of the association will hold it's meeting to- night in the quarters of the Taft school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09
TRANSPORTS IMPORT

Many ships which take men and supplies from the U. s. to over- seas points are bringing back ship loads of needed goods. Backhauls from Australia, New Zealand, South Pacific and North Africa already are yielding wool, hides, sausage castings, copra, copal gums, zinc concentrate, nickel, clromi- um, cork, maganese and other items.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09
FREE REFRIGERATION

Largest ice fields In the couti- mental United States are formed by Gannett Peak, Dinwoody and Bull Lake glaciers of Wyomings Wind River mountains, They cover an area of lS square miles and are from 300 to 500 feet deep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31

2i-HOUR service: sale trade. east size
property. Pett!ne, 633s Gratot. PL. 1880.
COLORED buyers waiting Quick sales
Cannon Bros, 1880 sherman. Fitzroy
OifU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31

COLORED- Cash for your property: clients
wait. r. Kendrick sri Russell. TR. 2-2s24.
COLORED-Buy.rs waiting for your prop
erty. Taylor, TE. 2-2Isa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
UNIVERSITY 3.77OO
WE NEED PROPERTY

A quick sale guaranteed. prices are right
We Will appraiss free ana give you the
benefit OF many years experience
c BRtTOS REALTY CO.
VIZ $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Real Estate Wanted

AN interested In buying either secluded
summer cottage on good lake or small
farm with some shelter. 10 be used as a
private health resort, must be off the
beaten path for quiet ana privacy, within
40 miles Of Detroit. CASH deal ~ price
is right Address Detroit Times. Box As0l
AN ALL CASH DEAL for Ur property.
Real action. For appraisal. We T-Ss70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Houses for Sale
EAST of Woodward)

HUPP. s4s0-East OF sis Mile and Van
Dyke. 6 rooms. modern except base
ment. lot sOXlo9. double garage. only
$3.50. CARNEY, l0232 Chalmers. Pin.
gree 42s3
PARTLY finished, 3-bedroom home; base
ment, VI A. furnace; foundation ior
brick, Harper-s Mile Sec 81 500, $500 dn.
Inquire 2O9li Harper. TU. 2-Se2O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
GIRLS
GTRLSt WOMEN

s'slfs g.. a-s1fy .-t cav week every
otasr sunday and every rFh' Oft good
NM E.ar.srs T..l.. f-t-.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ALBRIGHT-Local moving, storage. GRAFT
ing. shipping anywhere, fireproof con-
structed warehouse. 2l1 Milwaukee
Trinity Pam.
COULTER'S light expressing, local moving
22i3 Hastings. Cadillac ais. Evenings
Melrose 1850
LIVERNOIS MOVING-Loads 10 or from
Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania,
West Virginia. New York. Michigan. Stor-
age OF fireproof construction. S17l Liver
no,s HOgarth $500.
MOVING? Trunks, furniture, appliances,
local, REDS CARRIAGE, 1880 Warren.
TYLER 4-s622.
ROBERT PALMER local. Moving. cart
age furniture. pianos, Tetrigerators.
33i7 Harper. Plaza 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Real Estate Wanted

Al CoLoRED CASH BUYERS WAITING
CRuTCHER, aga McGRAW TY. 5-53ss
A BETTER DEAL--A FAIR APPRAISAL
CASH waiting for any kind Of property.
East side only. For appraisal, LIE. O4li.
4 BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCE
Any East Side or Italian Community
1857 Gratiot =. q. CHERRY FL. 2257
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ines in the big sunday Times Want Adl
Sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31

ATTENTION. COLORED

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Big lots, 50xl5oi private lake. fine hshing;
good garden sol. small down payment.
sMEDLEY, AS r. WARREN, TIE. 1872
COLoRED-why pay $500 for a lake lot
when YOU can buy a whole acre s. 1880 4.
Lake Gould privileges, on u. s. %; chicken
farms Brighton, Mich. Box $780, De-
trot Times. N... ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Victory Garden Plots

ACREs-ih acres: large lots close in,
FRANK s. KRoNECK 23440 VAN DYKE
+. DETRoIT-5oxll5 paved ST., y 81.
OF Grattot; S2s5: owner. Roseville 1858.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Colored-Rare Investment
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY state owned properties. See your
rea lestate broker
.CoLORED GNKsTER)-An improvements;
extraordinary bargains large lots.
schools; eXcellently located. University
2 -SOsl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Housekeeping Rooms

TWO large Housekeeping: toilet, shower,
rear entrance: quiet adults preferred
monthly rent required 394I Third
VAN DYKE. sj4l Large Housekeeping
room. private entrance. near factories
3-ROON. private bath suitable for four
Employed adults i-room. FrRldaire.
girls ur couple. good transportation, loca-
uon. white Madison 1922
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31

Bargain-Out Grand River


ACRES, LARGE 7.ROOM HOUSE
Basement, furnace. bath, electricity. wired
for electric stove; !nsulbric siding: expen-
sive chicken coop. fruit trees; bus service
10 good schools 50, 500. 81 600 down. $50
monthly or Will trade for neat small house
In town.
HoRKINs 2iit5 FENKELL RE o47s
BARGAIN-31 acres. 6-rm. house, some
outouildings 4 miles from bomber plant;
20s-foot frontage on Van Born Rd., IS, 600.
81 600 dn., $40 mo. Call DE. 1854
BLUE ROoFED BUNGALOW - 4-ropg.
double insula ed. with large lots ~
only 81 ss5. $3.50 cash moves you IN
financed GROSSMAN cor Van Born 4.
Wayne Roads Phone Wayne 900.
FREE LIST OF LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE J, BOLDT. Rsaltor CA. 1899.
1874 Michigan Thsster Building
GROW YOUR OWN-Buy a little farm
near Royal OAK 4-ac $3.50, only IS
On Tromlsy. FL. 1897. zoe y. Main. r, o
MAIN ST 5 A, rms. gar. fruit hen
house factory Royal OAK 422i.
NEVER a, this low price, i00-ft frontage
on Warren I'd. city water and sidewalks
in: paved road Only $3.50. r z terms
~ =iHi4Hsst- 80 HnaaA4=N sfrsa At inkstet I'd.
sCHOoICRAFT RD.--3O acres. city water.
excellent location; only $3.50 per acre.
Newman, Allen al DiG.Tuledy. Wyandotts
2753 or Cherry 1850.
) ACRES. 4-roon house, barn: several
bearing fruit trees excellent coll near
Reilvius. bomber plant. owner. Dearborn
1887
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought mtgs made.
McHgsh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 03is.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Blfg Cadillac 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped Ia
Accept SHb-COnfracts

ABLE Machining Manufacturing Company
Lathe and screw machine work. Tyler
1860
CAPITOL TOOL COMPANY
TOOLS rFIXTURES-GAGES
5000 MACK PLAZA 1922
CUTTING tools, o. ID. grinding. Welt
Manufactures. l9i7 East Kirby. Plaza
'6042
OPEN CAPACITY-o. u and /. ID pre-.
CisiOn grinding. also 20" n. ID. shaper.
ARGO TOOL A. ENGINEERING co.
1908 East McNiChOls. Pros. 5000
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
MICHIGAN FLAME HARDENING co.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
1862 WEST FORT CADILLAC 56i5
SHIPPING boxes and crates. all sizes
available; prompt deliveries
INTERSTATE ASPHALT n LUMBER co.
Mound at l0-Mile Rd.--SL. siSi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
TYPIST

Insurance experience preferred: excellent
future, good salary, steady employment
Apply Aetna Finance Company, 1885 Cass
at Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Farms and Lands for Sale

100 ACRE farm wood. good water with
or without stock and tools =. V. Evans
a Son, Kingston +. o.. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Board and Room

IpFA RTsOB$ Two gentlemen or couple %
share room Dearborn S23a
COOP board and room excellent trans
portatian. convenient 20 factories. Tyler
i-11s3r
INVERNESS. 15~g~ puritan GOOD home
FOR TWO employed people. University
.3-4g22
VACATION Al a quiet farm. In a region Of
lakes Bathing and fishing available.
Good meals STA per week. Write Box 1913.
'De'roI' Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Rentals Wanted

YOUNG couple. draft exempt. 3-t-room
house fiat. income Oregon 1898
S25 REWARD for furnished. unturnishei
apartment, house, 25 rooms; colored
professional couple Trinity l-i775.
a. ROOMS furnished unfurnishcd apart
mert fiat, house. -Four adults. Town
send 6-oss7.
.COLORED employed couple desire small
apart nent, fiat, house; references.
Temple 2-O42f
COLORED-Three or four rooms, untur-
nished, defense worker, adults, Trinity
.2-5041.
COLORED couple wants unfinished room.
TWinbrook Il3S2
.COLORED-Fl apartment. store front
or garage living quarters. Townsend
5-j6qi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
| Situations Wanted-Maie

ISituations Wanted-MGie
BOY wants JOB dish washer. store work,
after school Madison 1912
.COLORED man wishes part time work.
100 a. m. 20 ,. m. Randolph o2l7.
Situations Wdnted-Femaie
BUNDLE washing. Bring Il and carry Il.
Townsend 1-02il.
CURTAINS. neatly stretched. zoe pair.
ii62 Rrush, apartment 2 Temple i2i51-
EXPERIENCED co,ored gtrl wishes steady.
days, laundry, cleaning. 50. carfare,
Tyler 10000.
EXPERIENCED colored woman - Day
work, cleaning, laundry; IS, carfate.
Trinity i-723a
EXPERIENCED coInred girI wishes steady
work 50 ana carfare. Townsend 5-ssf7.
GIRL. oolored. wishes day work. Tyler
5-7l0G
GIRL wants day work or wall washing; 81
hour Randolph o96o
STATS TlCAL typist. clerical work. six
years experience. can Townsend 5-7il3.
COLOEED- Experienced gir wishes wall
washing and week work Trinity i-ii76,
COLORFD glrl wishes day work; SIS and
carfare. can University Loses
COLORED girls wants nght cleaning.
TUESDAYS, Wednesdays and Thursdays
81 80 and carfare. Townsend 7-3654
COLORFD eirl wishes cleaning Offices,
bakery work Townsend 6-i673.
COLOBtD SIN wishes work. Can Trinity
237s3
COLORED- Reliable girl wishes day work:
So. catfare Trinity LOGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
ffOUSEWORK

0ens-sI sapsrenrs- 70 aurory. care o.
chilcrer5 small pleasant nome rrsatt
room. bar. RADIO. salary 81 SIS rSivtY-
sity 32ssI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Business Opportunities

BAR. dinlng room class c 1913. reason
able owner sacrificing account health.
1900 East warren. Niagara s7s5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31

ACRES 4-room house, barn; several
bearing fruit trees excellent col! near
Pelvills. bomber plant owner. Dearborn
ialI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Houses for Rent

BUY X acre. $3.50 IS On; crow your own
food. TTomley. 2il y. Main, K. o.
li-ROOM house. 8 acres land, - miles
from city limits: $40 month. S4si l..
outer Drive. Arlington $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Wanted to Rent Apartment

COLORED-Working girls desire kitchen
cite apartment. Call after 4. Temple
> Miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
ConUoiescent Homes

COLORED-Ardrew Lyon Memorial Con-
va,escert Hospital Excellent care quiet,
reasonable Tyler 4-2422. APO West Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Wanted to Rent Rooms

COLORED Two working girls wish lar
furnished room or small apartment
Trinity 1925.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-17

no doubt will eventually be cut
out altogether, that no electrical
equipment will be needed as there
will be no one left to use it, be-
cause everybody in Key West will
be starved to death by that time.
1t was decided to contact At
torney Julius F. Stone, who pro-
poses to 60 to Washington soon on
official business, and request him
to take up the matter of shortage
of electrical equipment and food
stuffs with the authorities in the
capital city. 1t was also decided
to send Mayor Willard M. Albury
to Washington on this same mis-
sion, providing that he is able and
willing to make the trip.
1t was ordered that a resolution
be drawn up and forwarded to
the State Board of Medical Exam
liners requesting that DR.. Fisk, a
newcomer to Key West, be per-
mitted to practice here for the du-
ration. This action was taken fol-
lowing an investigation made OF
DR.. Fisk's qualifications as a
physician, which was reported te
be favorable.