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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
RECOUNTS TALKS

II met Dennerleine around
Christmas and said, Did you get
around to that matter?'" Moran
testified. "He said, NO, I'm
going up to finish the job; after
the wet weather some of those
blocks will have to be relaid.'
"On December 7 we were In
the war. I became head OF civil
ian defense. I assumed the Job
was cleaned up and heard no
more about II until Mr.. Kern
paul Kern, former president of
the New York civil service COM
mission) began subpenaing wit
nesses. I gave Kern all my
records because l had done moth
ing wrong"
Moran confirmed previous test
mony Of Flynn that he had aske'
him 10 find a contractor TO III
the work.
II Mrs Haas hadn't mislaid tn,
first bill. if Dennerleine hadn
delayed in submitting n bill 70
the workmen who laid the block
and il the war hadn't driven III,
matter out of lis mind, according
10 Moran no paving block scan
dal" would have arisen to assum
rational proportions While Flynn
wa: chairman Of tile Demo, rau
n9tiCnal committee
NCran's recital Of eve IT'S brough
chuCkleS from members Of III
committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

date as Of the day he enlisted OF
wa, inducted.
Rick spoke rcgretfully Of the
little army sergeant who persisted
during the p days on the Pacific
after the crash. He spoke sadly OF
how he had cared for the soldier
ia the tiny raft and had cuddled
tho aJhng boy 10 him like baby
in the cold nights on the ocean.
trying 10 keep the spark OF lic
IN him bot IN vain.
ONE GREAT REGRET
Concluding his talk. he said:
"Ny one regret was that ! had
TO leave little Sergeant Alex I'm
the Pacific. but 7 am sure he.
TOO. IL among friends and at
home
The dinner which preceded the
address hy Rickenhacker was one
al The largest ever held by the
Detroit section Of the sac. More
than 200 reservations had been
sold and tables set up IN every
corner Of the large ballroom and
oven ON the balconies After din
nor. many VINO could noN get
tickets and who had gathered M
the halls adjacent 10 The ballroom
crowded In 10 hear Rick talk
THE SPEAKERS table was deco
rated M rcd white and tluo and
above hung Tho Hat-in-the-
Rms emblem that PickS famous
saith Squadron carried on it-
planes In The first war In front
Of the ace Vas placed miniature
raft with four orange In d. Rick
IN hS tale Of ms IL days IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
BIZERTE PLASTERED

Thursday night, headquarters
announced. Allied bombers plaS-
tered the enemy-held alrfield at
Bizerte, and raided road and rail
communications behind the AXIS
lines.
A headquarters spokesman said
the Germans again had dropped
paraChutlStS behind the Allied
lines. but most of them had been
rounded up by Allied troops as
sisted by French gendarmes and
Arabs
ON the Kairouan PLAIN, Is miles
from Kalrouan city, 30 miles south
Of Pont du FANS, the Germans
have been checked the French
announcement said.
In the Sahara. where the Me
Iharist camel corps drove across
into Libya, French forces have
captured the Seheuet and FL
Barka GASES near Cat, $50 miles
southwest OF Tripoi, taking more
than 200 Italian prisoners, IT was
announced
United Press staff correspond
ent Donald Coe. with Col Edison
Raffs paratroops in Nunisia, re-
ported that American and French
forces were holding the httTed
right flank in southern TuniSia.
"Soon they may he in the big
gest fight of their lives" Coe re-
ported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Pdpua Fugitives
Hunted Downby
Yanks, Aussies
Last 3 Pockets Of Japs
Broken; 4 Ships Sunk
as Filters Bomb Rabaul
BY DON CASWELL
United Press stan Correspondent

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia. Jan. %
American and Australian troops.
after smashing the last organized
japanese resistance in Papua,
hunted down today the handful
of tattered. hungry, fever-ridden
fugitives who remained of an
enemy army that, four months
ago. numbered 5000 men and
was within - miles of Port
MoreSby
Gen. Douglas Macarthur an
nounCcd IN n communlquc that the
last three enemy pockets of re-
SiStanCe. two thanking Sanananda
point, on the north coast OF New
Guinea and the third inland. had
been broken and that tbs enemy
dead had been counted. The day
before $50 japanese had been
killed when the first Of the enemy
pockets was taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
i. 5. Bombers
Blast al Roads
Behind Germans
Americans in Support
Of Ground Fighters
Attack Northeast Area

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
NORTH AFRICA Jan. % rGP4 -
Allied troops have halted a two
column German drive in north
eastern 1un>.a and American
planes are hammorinE the corridor
through which tho routed Afrlka
Korps must flee from Tripoli, 1t
was disclosed today.
The northern column Of the twin
German advance was driven hack
= miles to a point 6 miles north of
Robaa - miles southeast OF Pont
du Fahs. by American and French
troops. Pont du Fahs is - miles
southwest Of TuniS.
There were indications that the
Germans planned 10 abandon tins
thrust and concentrate on their
other >pcarhead, moving toward
OuSSeltla, - miles south Of Pont
du FahS. The AXIS tank and in
fantry columns. however, had been
stopped 81 least temporarily on
that salient. also.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
JAPS IN TINY GROUPS

The moppinc-up squads moved
out this morning 10 hunt down
the japanese survivors who Singly
or IN tiny groups Skulked through
the cocnnut groves inland or
floundercd through the malarial
SwampS. all hope Of escape gone.
The Americans and Australians
pushed IN from each side, along
the coast 10 take tho biggest Of
the enemy pockets which re-
manned yesterday east Of Sanan-
anda Point They Joined forces,
and 200 japanese were killed
A second pocket 700 yards in
land was tttrrr r7kCn and tho 30
japanese found there were killed.
The third and largest pocket.
? 500 yards inland was then re-
duced and 475 japanese dead were
counted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
BoMBERs DESTROY 4 SHIPS

Macarthur announced also that
American BIT Flying F'ortreSses
and B-2i LiberatorS. in an amazing
.pre-dawn raid in which the great
.four-motored bombers swept down
Hike fighter planes on Rabaul, the
biggest Japanese base in the
Southwest Pacific. had destroyed
four ships totaling 2l000 tons.
one of the ships, a 4.000-ton
cargo vessel. split and sank in
four minutes. An S,O0O-ton trans
port burst into flames and blew
up A 4.O00-tonner sank in u min
uteS and a second S000-ton ship.
was left burning, diSintegrating
from explosions.
Announcing the shattoring Of the
Japs IN Papua, Macarthur said
Sanananda all organized
enemy resistance has been over
come. hopping up il i'm progress.
Seven hundred and twenty-five
enemy dead have been found In
addition 10 those previously re-
ported. Many more are yet to
be counted. - considerable guam
tity of enemy material and equip
ment have been captured,
Including field guns, trucks and
ammunition"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Heavy and medium bomberS
made three strong attacks within
three and a half hours yesterday
on the main airdrome at Tunis, in
nictlng heavy damage on build
lngS and parked airplaneS. Three
enemy fighters were shot down,
but five of our planes are missing.
P-40 fighters (Curtiss War
hawks. some of them flown by
the French Lafayette Escadrille,
attacked AXIS vehicles in sweep
along the coast in the OuSseltia
valley while 3-2O's douglas
Bostons) bombed enemy tanks.
British Spitfires escorted Raj
Hurricane bombers in a raid on
Pont du FANS, north of the valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
L. =. PLANES IN SUPPORT

French headquarters announced
that French and British troops
had driven the Germans back sew
eral kilometerS in the Wadl
Kehir area. which runs through
the mountains southwest of Pont
du FahS.
American aircraft supported the
ground fighting with bhstering at
iackS throughout northeastern
Tunisia. an Allied communique re-
DOrtpd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14

zrtev je %potrebna! Sal ne gre
"a svet in "a njegovo sodbo; "a
duso gre, "a ravnoyesje v dust,
"a sreco v dust"
"Paperlapap! Ia sreco v du-
81? Tega ne razumem. To so
cence. To so blodnje neke
visoke blodnje Bogve v
kaksnih sferah kolovratijo va
Sc misli, gospod Albin? - go
spod Belin? - vi ste kot me-
tulj belin. Frci, frci in ~vzletava
v zrak, - pa ga naenkrat
zmanjka nekam vvisocine :. :"
Silva pomolci in Sc zagleda s
hudomusnimi ocmi v nebo; pa
Sc zdajci strese v razposajenem
smehu in udari Vero pc kolenu:
"Hahaha, moja ljuba!" - S
prstom pokaze ma Albina: "Ko
hi poslali detektiva "a metuljc-
kom, - stavim glavo, da hi ga
zalotil v sosednjem vrtu ma lepi
cvetki, XII bi jo zapustil kappa
da in sci k drugi v goste, XII bi
jo spet zapustil in tako ma
pref 80"
Albin Sc v zadregi zlekne in
zazeha:
"Oh ,gospodicna Silva, v ma
ravoslovju dobite trojko! O me-
tuljih Sc nekaj veste, ampak -
cloveka ne razloGujete cd me-
tulja"
"Cloveka? Kaj pa bonn S clo-
vekom? Moza mi date! Tu je
zajcja dlaka!"
"Hahaha," - Sc smeje AL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14

#HeEFEHHt8Er E#H H&I 4ff ntH -4rF#Aa -#H a Zsr#Es
bin. "Zdi Sc mi, da ne potrebu.
|jete vec mole pomoci!"
"Turcin?" Sc zresni Silva
in ostrmi nekoliko afektirano.
All je Turcin MOI? - MOI
mora imeti premozenje! Ali me
more Turcin preskrbeti ?"
Vera stisne kot v zadregi gla.
vo med ramona, pogleda v kot
in brcne z nozico izpod krila
"Vidis, Silva, - to-le je raz.
lika: - "a cloveka sc zrtvujes,
moza pa - osleparis!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14

E.- 49H#=E IE##+ .H.7@.E - LEns.=EW. &
"Osleparis, kajpada! In to je
treba, draga moja! Date mi
moza, da ga osleparim! Pa &c
je grid. in bradavicast kot kra-
staca, - JAZZ ga osleparim! Sa-
mo bogat maj Dol"
"Saj niste taksna, gospodlc-
ma Silva! Nit trohice teh lum-
parij nj v vas! To. so Sc vse sa-
dow vasih prejsnjih razocaranj
in obupavanj. Zdaj ste srecni
in zadovoljni, gospodicna Sill
va! Sal zehti IL vas zivljenje!'
CDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14

svetnika Jernejca. JAZZ sem bill
cd doma; Gle je bio sram: -
gospa svetnica pa je imela neke
vazno stvar, rada hi bila vsaj
vami govorila, da mi sporoci pc
vas Yam pa sc nj lju.
bio 49,"
"Nisem Sc cutila - poklica.
me-"
cali vas nj ella klicala
mo - to hi bill vendar posel
gospodinje!"
"Gospodinje? seveda gospo.
DIME! Gospodinje ravno potre.
buje hisa. In nekdo mora bit
tn, XII oh takih prilikahs- spre.
jenna, - reptezentira -. Viste
re toliko casa v Hist ~, +
Vera je zbegana povesila oci
in Sc globlje zardela. e ,.>
IL prvega nadstropja' je v
tenn trenotku zaklicaly Nadin
glas:
II kosilu, gospediGna Vera
- Papa! Papal Kosilo je ma
mill"
In pc stopnicah SO zasklopo.
tale drobne stopinjice.'
Notar je bill naenkrat yes v
zadregi. ~... '.,,..
Zardel je pc vsem obrazu in
pc vratu In najbrze cello pc
prsih in je Intel mimo We're in
81 popravljal spotoma nanos-
mix. &
Pri mizi je pa zacel takoj
sitnariti:
"Kje so kozarci? Kje je SOL
MICA? Kje je noz "a kruh? Ke-
daj so bill menjani prtici? -
Vidite, gospodicna Vera? vi sc
morate nekoliko zrtvovati 60
spodinjstvu!"
Vera je molcala in gledala v
svoj kroznik. Zdelo sc je, da il
gre posebno v slast; a bile 50
menda samo njene kretnje moe
nejse in odlocnejse.
Notar Sc je Sc enkrat obrnil
k Mi:
"Po kosilu bi rad govoril z
vami, gospodicna! Prosim vas,
pocakajte mel"
Vera Sc je ozrla sunkoma in
ga pogledala s polnim obra-
zom:
"Tukaj?" ~
Notar je incl preobilen zalo-
zaj ISOLATE v ustih, poskilil je k
hcerkama in k sinu, &c ga ne
gledajo, in .pokazal z vilicami
navzgor v smeri njene sobe.
Vera Sc je zopet nagnila mad
kroznik in Sc odlocneje zasta-
villa vilice in noz Ko pa je
zacula zunaj Silvin glas, je ma
homa vse popustila in odsla . l..
"Ti 81 Sc zmerom stara
sanjarka, Vera!" - butne Sill
va z nogo oh MILO, zakrili tea
tralicno z rokama in Sc vzpne
ma kfopi: "zenske smo Re taksne
revice! Kaj pa hoces brez
moza? - MOI je gospodar ma
svetu. In niti zrtvovati Sc ne
mores nesebicno. On seveda
sprejme tvojo zrtev; a obenem
tie obsodi in ubije. &c Sc mu zt-
vujes, 81 druzabno unieena -
"a vselej"
Albin zmaje $ svojo svetlo
in vzklikne 2 zalostnim
pogledom:
stNo no xncnnd;xno1 Rovnn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14
KRAIGHER
MLADA
L,JUBEZEN

ives, kako mi praVl! - Iur-
Gin! I'll moi dolgi Turcin, po-
ljubi mi mezinec! - S svojim
nizkim glasom! Ali jo slisis:
49, JAZZ pa jo poljubim prav ma
usta - ali vsaj ma think ..
Hahaha In S svojim hare
MON jo drazim! S svojim tur'
skim haremom!"
V otroskem veselju Sc MI
upogne zgornji del telesa; roke
iztegne in 81 jih pomane dale6
pred seboj. Nenadoma zapazi
da hi sc moral loci.i.
"Ti gres ma levo, Tomo. Yes
kaj bi ii bill rad povedal? - Sa.
tie morda ne zanima; JAZZ ne
VEN, kako 81 z Vero Zorkc
,je nekje izvohal, da Sc odprav,
liza Stanislav Drnovsek -. No:
ugiblji!"
"Salem aleikum, Turcin!"
mo, pocakaj! Drnovsek Sc
baje odpravlja - v Ameriko.'
Bog z mimi"
me samo Bog, moi ljubi
Listine 81 je baje preskrbel -
"a diva! In notar je nekaj nami-
gaval, da hoce odpeljati
Ugiblji, Tomo!"
zitnik je malo bled in ga samo
gleda.
mo, - Verica pojde menda z
MIN! Sal sta toliko kot FARO
cena!"
Tomo gleda v stran in drsa S
cevljem pc pesku; ustnice mu
trepetajo.
"Jaz pa stavim, kolikor no.
ces, da Sc Vera ne Odpelje S
Stanislavckom!"
"Zakaj ne? &c je zarocena z
MIN in &c 10 vzame? $50" -
zitnikov glas je skoraj jezen,
"Samo tetga ne razumem, cemu
V Ameriko?
"Jaz pa stavim, Tomo -. A
tega tt zdaj ne povem, ker 81
premalo radoveden. Notar! No
tar! - moi ljubi! - No, morda
prides tudi sam ma to. - Ser
vus, Tomo, in oprosti, &c sem tie
zadrzal!"
"Servus, Turcin!"
Tomo zitnik koraka yes "a
misljen proti domu. Ustnice so
mu stisnjene, ugasla cigareta
mu visi med mimi. -
- "Nikoli ne uganes, KIDD je
bill danes tu," mu zaklice matt
ma verandi.
INA obisku? - izprasuje To-
mo.
"Menda je slucajno. Znana
mestna krasotica. Prisla je z
otroki preko Roznika."
"Gospa doktorja Juvana? Kaj
pa je hotela?"
"Nicesar. Pravila je o druzbi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14

ustnice kipece, zobje Sc dosti
lepi; oci segave in pametne, a
obenem sladke in zapeljive, crne
kakor noe. Tudi lasje so temni,
ne pregosti; prsi bujne, vzprico
splosne suhljatosti naravnost
izzivajoce, a noge prevelike, me
ca skoraj brez oblike. Drzi Sc
samozavestno, prizigajoe 81 CT
gareto "a cigarette, S prekriza-
mimi koleni, v enomer binglia-
joe z nogo, butajoc S CHINO oh
mizu plosco.
Vera 'je nezna kakor je bila,
morda nekoliko bohotnejsa, IRE
lejsa. Pogled il je usluzen in
dober, a zelo pogosto je zami-
sljen; takrat postane strog in
trpek, neka obupna odlocnost Sc
pojavi v MEM.
Opoldne je imela majhen ma
stop z n%otarjem. Ko Sc je bila
odpravila h kosilu, ga je sreeala
ma pragu svoje sobe. Bill je
majckeno v zadregi, ker je brz-
kone re nekaj casa neodlocno
stall pred vrati; a obenem 81 il
je zdel vessel in razigran.
"Dober dan, gospodicna We
RAJ"
Prijel jo je "a roko, XII je
oblezala kakor drobna zemljica
med njegovima mesnatima ro-
kama.
"Veste, da Sc nisem bill do
danes v tenn svetiscu - devil
canstva?"
Vera je bila rdeca in nj vede-
la, kako il je. Zorko jo je re vec-
KRAFT prijel "a roko ali sc je do
taknil njenih plec ali njenega
zivota, 49, sa je bill MEN dobrot-
mix in MEN daljni stric; a to
pot je bila stvar kocljivejsa.
"Zelo prijazno innate tn. Malo
razmetano ha %"
Nekaj v njenem izrazu mu
nj ugajalo, izpustil j je roko in
stopil proti oknu; a nenadoma
Sc je okrenil in njegov obraz je|
bill samo Sc siten, dobrohotno|
siten:
"Okregati vas moran, gospo-
dicna Vera!"
Vrata so bila ostala odprta;
Vera je stala Sc vedno poleg|
praga.
"Pred nekaj dnevi me je obi
skala gospa soproga dvornegal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14
x =
Wh@No~R WM
WAR BONDS
II Il

Although most of our ships are
running dark these days, search
lights ! still essential. They are
used in various and multiple capaci-
ties. They vary in size from a few
candlepoWer up to powerful lights
Of many thousand candlepoWer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14

Pr AAotoA Ju. dill st IiildIC pAdF
veselo!"
ma, - pref otrocje nego We
selo!"
"Otroeje?!! Tebi je vse otroc-
je, &c nj razposajeno. Ali je sa-
mo v gostilnici veselo? Ali nj
veselja brez pijace?"
"Tega nisem rekel."
Stara matt pride k mizi in
zacne govoriti 0 malenkostnih
dogodkih z vrta, O gosenicah in
o plevelu, o solati, XII gre v
Tomo je razmisljen. Glava mu
je nekam prazna, razgovarjati
Sc mu ne ljubi. A tuintam mu
bukne liz podzavesti z nenadno
jastnostjo vprasanje: - Cemu
v Ameriko? Sal Sc lahko tukaj
vzameta! - V naslednjem hipu
pa je zopet top in YES nemaren,
ko da je izmucen in zaspan.
"Morda pridem tudi JAZZ po-
gledati V ~notarjev vrtic, Tomo!'
"Ti prides, mama?"
"zakaj Sc cudis? Ali hi ii bilo
neprijetno?" .
"Ne, ne, nikakor! LIE pridi,
mama! Cemu hi zmeromm samo-
tarila doma??"
"Saj pa ii ne samotaris, po-
hajkovalec!!" - ga napade stara
matt. "Zdaj DO re kmalu susa,
kaj?"
"Hahaha ...' - Sc zasmeje
Tomo. cali innate kaksno kroni-
co odvec? Vidis, mama, - matt
je razzaljena, ker ne prihajam
vec pc meme kronice!"
"ze Sc prides, mrcina! Tvoje
notarske glorije DO nitro ko-
nee; - kaj pa potent"
"Potem Sc spravim ma izpit."
AHA, ma tistega pr 'kostru-
A Tomu nj "a sale -. Zgodaj
Vstane cd mize:
"PrideS re danes, mama?"
"Pot imam V mesto; morda Sc
resnicno oglasim.'
"Pridi! Domov pojdeva lahko
skupaj!!"
Exam Sc ii mudi?" ga
vjame stara matt "a rokav. cali
81 re nasel vero?"
"zdaj je grem iskat. LIE po-
trpite!"
Ma %stopnicah sreca sluzki-
MO. Oci Sc mu zabliskajo;
"Servus, Micka! Naprej tie ne
pustim, - odkupi SCI"
Vitko dekle S cigansko-temno
kozo, gladko kakor bron. Zobje
SO bell, kite crne; oci pa so il
sivkaste, sanjave, mic ciganske.
Tomo 10 prime "a roke:
"Micka, danes pridem k tebi
V vas!"
"Saj ne morete!" - sc smeje
ona.
Tomo Sc spomni, da prenocu-
je stara matt V sprednji sobi.
"Skozi okno!"
"Skozi mrezo?"
"Jaz potrkam, tt pa prides
ven.."
S stisnjenimi zobmi Sc smeje
in Sc zvija V pasu in z glavo
mu poredno odkimava, da ne DO
mic z dogovorom. On jo sunko-
ma potegne nase in poljubi v
koticek ust. Ona sc mu iztrga; a
ma ovinku sc obrne, z roko vnic
ma ustnicah in mu iznova odki-
da ne pride ven go.
Tomo 81 obljublja spotoma, da
Sc pobriga zanjo. Cemu hi 81
iskal deklet okoli, ko ina donna
tako lepo priliko? - A nena-
donna je zopet YES zamisljen 49,
in cd nekod Sc mu oglasi kakor
dalek odmev vprasanje: - &C.
v Ameriko? Sal sc lahko
vzameta! -
Pri Veri je Potocnikova
ma obisku. Zatekli sta Sc
V vrtno lopo in Zorkov Albin Sc
jima je pridruzil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-14

Lord Athlone, gemeralni governor Kanade (mo IveiI in C. D.
Ho0e, kanodski minister sa municijo, poslu$ata isvajomja piota
de Havilanda, XII jma ras1aga samimivosti bombnika "Mosquito"
tipa, katerega vidimo spodaj IN kotere so pricei y Kanadi .
masah producirati, Omemjeni bombnik je ~mathitrej$i bombnik mo-
sUetM. ..s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-19

filled emergency calls and the
evacuation of a family to housing
quarters at Taft school inflrnary.
Prospect and Wolcott presented
bleak oil supplies, II any, although
they did not report excavations.
Waterbu1y's evacuation centers,
at parish halls in st. Stanislaus
Kostka, st. Joseph's and Our Lady
of Lourdes churches. still stand
ready should the emergency de-
mand their use, John G. Gilmartin
in charge of such housing here, said
last night. No use has been made
Of Them yet, he added.
Mr.. Sturges reported nine trucks
due. from Albany, N. Y. with a
supply to take care Of a great many
people.
Mr.. Sturges said that Hartford
had the unbelievable total Of 1,450
emergency calls yesterday, which
are to be added to q remainder 200.
OF that amount, 1,470, were taken
care Of, he said.
To help decrease the condition,
smaller towns are finding them
selves in, the fuel administrator de-
clared, part Of the Albany oil, which
placed at 100000 gallons at first, to
be given to those communities. And
precedence may be given to areas
ynere industrial workers make up
the large portion Of the population,
although this Is not official.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-19
Compensation
Agreements

The following agreements for
weekly payments during disable
lily or for specific payment i'm case
of permanent injury were approx.
ed today at the Office Of Com.
pensatiQn Commissioner John ].
O'COnnell:
George Turner Of 81 Neville st.,
Waterbury, against Benrus Watch
Company Of Waterbury, $13 for
81 weeks, Is per cent loss by
amputation Of left index finger.
Peter ArgentO Of TOrringtOn
against L. G. DeTelice and Sons,
Inc. Of North Haven, $25 Begin
ming December IL, injury to left
leg.'
Jack E. Webster Of 4 Wood
street, Waterbury, against Manu-
facturers Foundry Company S25
for 10 weeks, 30 per cent loss Of
use of right thumb.
Charles J. Noble Of Naugatuck
against Connecticut Light and
Power Company, $21.2O beginning
February y, strained left shoulder.
Daniel Frascella Of Naugatuck
against U. 8. Rubber Company Of
Naugatuck, $25 beginning January
16. Irritation Of throat.
Dorothy Small of 44O North
Main street, waterbury, against
F. w. W0olwOrth Company Of
Waterbury, 81 beginning Decem.
Der 8, sprained hand.