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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28

Approval of the recommendation
of the board Of finance last week
that 100000 Of the city's reserve
fund be invested in U. s. Treasury
notes, was given by the board Of
aldermen at their meeting last
evening. This purchase will be
credited as part Of the city's share
Of the Third War Loan Drive. AL
derman George Kingston, (R),
while approving the purchase point
ed out that the reserve was In ex-
cess Of 100000 and he felt 1t re-
grettable that the difference, as well,
wasn't suggested for investment.
Alderman John w. Kopcha, CD
In rebuttal pointed out that the
reason for withholding the remain
der Of the surplus at this time, was
In preparation for any unforeseen
emergency that might arise between
now and the end of the year, and
expressed the belief that If at that
time there has been no need Of this
kind Of expenditure Of the balance,
then 1t would most likely be recon-
mended for investment.
Opinion Given
In an opinion handed down by
corporation counsel II was ruled
that the police board has full power
to make regulations covering its
scope Of power and TO make APP
pointments without the approval o.
the board of aldermen, but cannot
prescribe the pay Of the policemen
This report came from the COM
mittee appointed at the last meet
ing to confer with the corporation
counsel to determine just what
power the board Of aldermen had
over the police department in view
Of the charter provision stating, in
effect, that the board had the
power to regulate and maintain the
department. Corporation Counsel
Maurice Healey ruled that the
police board had full authority over
the police department except In the
matter Of pay which was the pre-
rogative Of the board Of aldermen
There proved to be little objection
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28
SWIMMING CLASSES
FOR WOMEN START D

Swimming classes for women WefN
opened at Crosby High school "a
night as twelve women enrolled
The classes viii be held every Men
day in three hour periuods from s
to 8 p. m. under the direction ok
Miss Florence Tirnbull Of Tia
Crosby High girls physical edu6N
ton department.
Glasses including instruction. e.
swimming strokes, diving and nfes
saving, are open to women frolM
10 to 80, and are limited TO 40 woEl1@
en- in each hours group. Cards 1QH
required physical examinations
may be obtained from Red cto
headquarters. Women are 70. brine
their own suits, soap, cap and towel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28
Radio Celebrities In
War Bond Auction
Ralph Edwards, Bert Lyte at State TFeater Tonight
Many Splendid Gifts Offered; Factory Rallies Held

Miss Julia Smith, manager of the State Theaer, has
that Ralph Edwards quizmaser of the popu
lar radio program "Truth Consequences" will act as
the chief auctoneer tonight at the War Bond Auction
being conducted at the State Theaer and sponsored by the
retailers division Of the Third War Loan Drive Featuring
ALSO Bert Lyte star of stage and who will
general and with addresses Of well
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28

GOAlSk dvuAdOCS yOu III bWO ways 4AoV'
for the inclination which caused
you to apply to be made citizens OF
the United States, which inspired
you in preparation for that attain
ment, and upon your acquisition to-
day Of that status"
Stating that the gathering was
fully conscious Of the obligation Of
rendering military duty in defense
Of the nation, the jurist stated he
wished to point to another duty
which Is not 80 spectacular" that
of supporting the Constitution and
laws Of the country. He said he
knew there we're few present In the
courtroom who did not have sons
or close relatives in the service and
that all were aware of the military
task before all citizens.
In asking for support Of the coun-
try's laws, the jurist urged the new
citizens to study the institutions Of
the government end familiarize
themselves with the American form
Of government and learn what diff.
ferentiates II from other govern
ments. Speaking Of the exercise Of
suffrage and Of the rights Of the
Constitution. Judge Cornell stated,
"You must always keep In mind that
one thing which has made the
United States a place Of freedom
and liberty and security"
Dominic T. Longo, inspector In
charge OF the Immigration and Nat
uralization Service in Hartford,
called the names OF the successful
candidates at the opening Of the
session. Only two Of the 1875 sched-
uled TO appear were ahssnt. One OF
those scheduled to appear this aft
erroon was admitted to citizenship
this morning by special permission
OF the court. This afternoons ses-
sion was scheduled for 2 o'clock,
with i25 names on the list.
Mr.. Longo told the Democrat only
approximately $50 names remain on
the local waiting list and pra ctically
all Of the candidates will be ready
for admlttance to citizenship at the
next session In January. other APP
plicants are still undergoing the re-
uiiirNd waiting periods, 30 days for
aliens Of friendly nations and 80
days for enemy aliens, and other
names may be added TO the eligible
waiting list shortly. The majority
Of those on the list are italians. he
reported.
Persons who were admitted to
citizenship this morning and also
granted changes Of name were: AS
sunta Jolando Fernicola to Assunta
Lurito, Maria Giovanni DiCapuo
to Jennie DiCapua. Stanislao Achil-
II to Stanley Achilli, Domenic Del
Rosa TO Nicholas DelRosso, Assunta
Fichetti TO susie Fischetti, Sebas-
tinao Burgia to Michael Burgio,
Others admitted were:
Maria Giuseppina Pelosi, Mary
Rossi, Maria Concotta, Lacobelli,
Gerardo, Joseph Gikis, James Ca
cosSo, Fiiomena Genua. Lucy In
fanti Carruba, Marguerite F1ammia,
Amidio Infante, Giuseppina Clan
ciulli, Virginia Sanford, Carmine
Mancini, V.rgilio Marrone, Pelle-
grino Mancini, Concetta Vicario,
Gerardo Capece, Vincenzo Brunette,
Raffaele Paternostro, Teresa Guer-
rera, Josephine Ferrari, Carmela
Fontano, Michele Jamele. Josephine
Cretella, Vincent Pallazido Avita-
bile, Salvatore Rotella, Vincenza
Salemi, Caterina Samela Sanford,
Carmela Maria Martinelli;
gettff11ia Garbatini. George Regain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28
new APPOINTEES
TOU. OF c. STAFF
John A. Dillon OF Leaven-
worth High School to
Teach Eng. Drawing

Professor Maurice J. Ross, Super
visor Of the Waterbury Extension
Center Of the University Of Con-
necticut, sponsored by the z. M. c.
A. announces the appointment Of
John A. Dillon as instructor in En-
cheering Drawing, DR.. Marion K.
Mabey as instructor in English
Composition and World Literature
to Dante, Miss Isabel Sklow as in
structor in Anthropology, and John
j. Fiumaro as instructor in Basic
Mathematics Advanced Algebra and
Geometry, Elementary Analytical
Geometry, Calculus, Applied Mech
anics, and Shop Mathematics.
Mr.. Dillon is an instructor in Ad-
vanced Mechanical Drawing at
Leavenworth High School and is
Assistant Chief Engineer Of the
Waterbury Clock Company.
DR.. Mabey received her B. A. from
VasSar In 1924, M. A. from Radcliffe
In 1929 and Pho. from Yale in 1888.
She has taught at Columbia High
School in South Orange, j. j., New
York State College for Teachers in
Albany and Lake Erie College,
Plainsville, Ohio. This is her Sec
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28

come by Mayor John Monagan, and
Murray Grossman of the merchants
division, this gala show will offer a
variety Of hard.to-get commodities
for purchase by war bonds. Ad-
mission viii lbe at the regular movie
prices, and the show will open with
a presentation Of the movie, "The
sky's the Limit featuring Fred
Astaire, which will be shown at $3.50
and followed at $3.50 by the auction.
Contributions for the auction
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28
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You'll Agree With Us These Casual
Sports jackets Are Tops for Scrom-
bied Suits. a.
These soft pIiobIe Gristoerots Of
the fobEie woEld-StFooek-ond
lesser lights form soIoxy Of stars
as bright os noondoy sun-$l5tO
$3.50.
There's gathering Of cheerful
looking sloeks-soOd poIs for the
jGekess to give them the proper
informed or 50 much the trend Co
day IN mems clothes.
FIonnsIs, Soxonies, tweeds end
eovsrts-$s.So TO SIS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28
Superior Court Judge
Cornell Addresses
Accepted Candidates
Urges Support Of the Constitution as Well as Defense
Of Nation in Hour Of Need; Only ESQ Names
Now on Local Waiting List

Support Of the Constitution well as defense Of the
nation urged by Superior Court Judge John A. Cornell
at naturalization session this morning when 1875 aliens
most Of them Of Italian descent took the oath Of allegiance
and became citizens Of the United States Congratuatng
the citizens after the oath had been administered to
them in body by Superior Court Clerk James e.
Mcknight. Judge Cornell stated, "The superior court
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28

been pledged reports Mr.. Sadik. So
that other patriotic Albanians
might participate in the movement
Mr.. Sadik will gladly call and &C
cept their application II they would
notify him by mail or telephone at
the National Market, 80 Wolcott
street. Telephone 1856.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28

Trinidad has q building naatafla
shortage, and one must have 9uFz
eminent consent to construct az
thing costing $1,000 or more.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28

ndusas should observe the preceding Instructions with their
lighting far possible consistent with safety, eyes conservation and
maximum production Many be achieved I'm the electric
by industrial plants both large and email without adversely aag
volume Of production.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-28

None OF these suggested points should that light
ng ould be reduced point below ihe needs Of protection and safety
The Of people should be strained
And light essential maintaining ecney shoaa b
saerifleed
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10
Churchinova izjava
o Balka1fu

L. New York Timesa z dne 1.
septembra posnemamo nasled-
nje besede premierja Churchill
la, v katerih ponovno in laska-
vo omenja borbenost in zrtve
Jugoslovanov:.
"Zelo vazni in jake znacilni
dogodki so bill ma Balkanu po-
sledica ruskih zmag in po mo-
jem misljenju tudi posledica
anglo-ameriske kampanje proti
Italiji.
"Dvakrat v zadnjih 80 leIln
je bill bolgarski narod, XII Ru-
som dolguje svojo osvoboditev
in svoj obstoj, zapeljan cd svo-
jih slabih vladarjev, tako da je
pozabil ma svoje interese in, v
veliki meri prot svojim zeljam
in teznjam, Easel ma pot pogube.
Borisova usoda-opomin
"Naj usoda Borisa opomni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10

demo glayo, Hu je zmanjkalo
poguma in je odsel.
"Vsega je konec!' mu .je SUI
melo po glavi. "ce je vsega ko-
nee, maj pa boz je, mislil in
krenil v gostilno. Luka je popil
kozarec vina, Luka je popil dru-
81 kozarec, Luka je popil tret-
il kozarec vina.
'Bog me je zapustil!" je mi
sill pred Sc in vrgel denar ma
mizo. Nekako cudno ga je po-
gledala deklina, Xxi mu je me-
njevala. v trgu je zazvonilo.
cali je kdo umrl?" je vprasal
Luka.
"Oh," je odvrnila deklina,
"saj mrjo vsak dan."
'Kaj imaje?"
Dalje prrhodnjie,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10
MLADA BREDA
.POVEST
sPIsAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
Luki so zaklecala kolena.

SSSSA&S
"Sirota je!" je vzdihnil. !
''Veste kaj, moz," je dejal
zdravnik nato, "pojdite v hiso
nasproti. Tam stanuje okrajm
zdravnik. Veste, so domaci boil
niki. LIE pojdite in povprasajte
Prva hisa ma levi"
Vrata so Sc pred Luke "a
prla. Velika, cudna glava il
medi je bila vdelana v les. Luka
Sc je zagledal vanjo. Zdelo Sc
mu je, da gleda sovrazno in
zlobno mani. Obrnil Sc je in le-
eel iz hise.
"Prva ma levi" je premisljal
in krenil ma desno. Toda ma
desni nj bilo nobene hise. Mimo
je prisel decek, cd tega je do
znal Luka, kod maj Sc obrne.
Lezel je po stopnicah in OBJ
stal pred vrati, ma katerih je
bilo pisano neko ime. Zopet je
potrkal. Ali dolgo nj bilo niko-
gar. Potrkal je V drugo, v tret-
je. sele tedaj je zaslisal korake
in potrkal je v cetrto. In sedaj
so Sc res odprla vrata.
Nekega podobna zenska ko
preje je otvorila, in zacelo Sc je
stare izprasevanje.
'Doktorja nj doma!" je de-
jala koncno zena.
Luka Sc je prijel "a glavo:
"Ga nj doma!"
"Vrnite Sc lepo," je rekla ze-
ma, "jutri pride pogledat!'
"Jutri," Sc je izkusal smeja-
tt Luka, zee ne bo prepozno." !"
In nekaka ga je prijela in je
rekel:
"Veste kaj, &c ga zdaj nj, po-
tenn ga nj treba!" In obrnil je
debelo gledajoci zeni hrbet in
odsel.
"Saj je vse zaman!" je mislil.
''To z zdravniki nj drugega, ,, ko
sleparija. Kdor ina denar, da,
kdor ina. Kaj bos ii, Jerica, 81
rota! Umri; vidis, to bo Sc maj
bolje." -.
Luka nj vedel, da Sc skoro
zapleta, ko je sci po cesti. Mi
sill je venomer lie emo: da je
Jerica izgubljena. Hipoma pa
je obstal.
* prvemu grem nazaj. De-
set goldinarjev imam, porecem,
pa sveto besedo vam dam, da
dobite Sc drugih deset."
In res je krenil k prvemu
zdravniku nazaj. Ko pa je pri-
Sci do vrat in zagledal ono me-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10

druge zlocince ma to, da je slnrt
I.edina kazer1 "a njihov greh.
lob tel priliki Sc moramo
spominjati tudi velicastnega od-
pora proti tujemu osvojevalcu,
5 katerim branita svojo domovi-
no laarod Jugoslavije in Grcije
in oni, katere je Gladstone ne
koc imenoval junaske Skote Cr-
ne gore.
Balkan v plamenih"
eyes Balkan je v plamenih.
Ko bo Italia kot vojaski fax
tor izginila s pozorisca (ze je),
DO konec ne lie najstevilnejsega
napadalea, temvee nasa pomoc
tenn neupogljivim. narodom, DO
takrat tudi mnogo blizja. z "a
upanjem gledam naprej v oni
Gan, ko Dosta JugoSlaWJa IN
Greija zopet svobodni, 'svobod-
nj, da zivita svoje lastno ziv-
ljenje in da sani odloeujeta o
svoji usodi.
lob tej priliki posiljam tudi
poslanico ohrabrenja tenn ma
rodom in njihovim voditeljem,
XII MISC nikdar tudi "a trenotek
oklevali v izvrsevanju svoje
dolznosti; upamo, da bono do
ziveli dan, ko bosta oba zadobi-
Ia nazaj domovino po svobodni
volji svojih osvobojenih naro-
dov."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10
(Nadaljevanje)

Luka je prisel ma cesto, XII Sc
je v velikih ovinkih spuscala
doll v trg. Skozi glavo mu je
sinila zopet misel ma Jerico. Ne
izrecena ljubezen je zaplamte-
la njegovem srcu do deklice.
Skoro ma glas je govoril:
"Katra, imej usmiljenje z de-
kletom." Istocasno sc nlu je
stisnila pest. "Usmiljenjer" Sc
je nasmehnil. 'Zato, da bi jo
mucila, 81 jo vzela ma Pee. Ia
to jo tepes, ko yes, da mi trgas
srce. Katra, tt 81 hujsa cd kaee,
tt odpustiti ne mores!"
Nehote je zacel Luka hiteti.
Spomnil Sc je, da gre k zdrav-
niku.
"ziveti mora, ozdraviti mo-
raj" je dejal zdaj pa zdaj, in
bolest in strah in razburjenost
so mu vzbujale 'cudno jezo, in
skoro ma jok mu je slo.
"Jerica, Anica!" je klicalo V
MEM. "Dvoje sirot! I'll jima ne
smes storiti zlega, Katra. Ne
dotikaj Sc ju."
V TAKEN razpolozenju je pri-
Sci Luka V trg. Nekaj hipov
pozneje ma zdravnikova vrata.
Vrata SO Sc odprla. Lepo re-
jena zenska z belim predpasni-
kom je odprla in premerila Lu-
ko cd nog do glave.
cali ste bolni? ?" je vprasala
zena.
"Nisem ne," je odvrnil Lu-
ka, "nasa Jerica je bolna, crne
koze ima!" Vrata so Sc zaprla.
Ia nekaj hipov so Sc zopet od-
prla. Ma vratih je stal moz Z
belim prtom okoli vratu.
"Kaj je?" je vprasal. "Od-
kod ste?"
IS Peci!" je odvrnil Luka
strahoma motrec rdece, zdravo
lice gospodovo.
"Kdo je bolan?"
"Jerica," je odvrnil Luka.
"Sirota je, pastirica je pri mas"
cali ste vi gospodar?"
"Ne, nisem!'
"Kdo vas je poslal lpo-me?'
"Kdo! Sam sem prisel. Lju-
bi gospod, pridite pogledat."
cali innate voz?"
Zacuden je pogledal Luka
moza. Ia pa je magic vprasal:
"Vi, kdo bo pa placal? Ali
placate VIZ"
cali bo mnogo?"
'Dvajset goldinarjev."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10
SMRTNA OBSODBA v CE-
49,. -. LOVCU

specijalno sodisce v Celovcu
je obsodilo ma smrt Mario Eel
ner iz Ziljske doline in Franco
zoharja z Peenika pri Maribo-
ru, ker sta zaklala 20 prasicev,
2 kravi, 4 telice in Z telet in
prodajala meso po zvisanih ce-
nah. - (Posneto IL "Bazovice"
dne 27. junija 1943).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10

JOHN DOIJA
JOHN FRANK, RUDOLPH, JosEPHin ANTHONY, inovi.
MARY Primoch DO.JAK, heeri
CARL
Clevela O., 1943
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10

pobjena
locia
posjamo
pocku n luc maj tt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10
NuznuniLo in zubpaIu
johanna Doljak
rOjena ZELE

vetmi
bla
opravn pogrebn sveti rk Pav 40
Calvary
tam lie la polo cnem
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
acciIleS Keep
Diphilieria fDOWn

especially how 20 prevent - 7
have had attacks for H. years,
about every three 10 slN months
The clectro-cardlogr7m is nor
NAL / don't stay in bed. all
though the doctor advised mo
TO- The more ] distract myself.
the sooner 81 got, lack 20 nor
NAL. | believe excitement brings
1t on Y. y
\ - ParoNysmal taChycardia
consists Of attacks Of very rapid
heart action. up To l6O beats
minute, coming on and leaving
suddenly. of which the patient
u conscious. The only thing |
know about IL il that the VIC
tins never die Of IL: | have
patients who have had attacks
for 30 wears. In some the at
tacks 20 away never To return.
i believe i'm exercise rather than
rest in treatment; certainly in
distraction of the mind. Staying
in bed puts your mind on II
and brings on attacks. My cor
respondent knows more about ii
than most heart specialists.
Q-What causes coughing UP
Of blood j. $.
Ain 80 per cent OF cases il
i serious sign. Don't waste
time writing a ColumniSt In
newspaper, hut 20 10 doctor
and grt n thorough examination.
And hurry.
g Is there anything that
can be done 10 stop a person
snoring Mrs VI.
A-Lady. fortune and "A
long life of luxury and ease
await the man who finds the
answer Ia that one
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
The RHPr InPSspnfiHIS
Everything Here
Is Most Unnecessary!
By ARTHUR (BUGS) BAER

requested the QXW o send the Washington
schedule Of n-essena occupations:
Putting paper sleeves lamb chops. Placing
frigaes green bottles 3-Raising and lowering awnings
Alaskan gloos 4-Waching pots boil Sewing pearl
buttons spats.
6-Drepping eoored pebbles goldfish bowls Night
watchman a dial factory. Painting
barroom mirrors.
g. Watching the trains go out 10-Sarting a laundry
paper collars 1Manufacuring save for elderly gentle
who suffer sunburn from picking shells for
children 12-Couning if-money for gamblers. 13Acting
the Upper Berkshres. Ia Winding the
pawn brokers windows 15Benng underwear for
thouered bookkeepers saloon ouspdors the
inside H-Fixing windshield wpers lorgnettes
18-Dropping punctuation in ABC soup. 19-Putting
elbows elbow spaghetti 20Rngmaser for Flea Gfefs.
21Awarding workngmans compensation to pool sharks
with sprained wrists 22-Lecuring early Colonial
tache cups.
23-Reversing smoke signals for lehanded Indians
2-Lookng in rain barrels how the weather yes
tsrday 25-Writing stuff like this.
26-Reading stuff like this.
b.,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

Loss GI THiE ~ "A Vie ef hHs-
b4nd .n 'hc othcr partner IN the
-laMLLl LEADS -1ILll-I- ll-l4hlA.
TO domestic tragedy Help by a
lhfd pa1t. especially II a.
trained social worker, may re-
stone rhe lost faith and reunte
The family
A-ea4at5en Of THIS type - Ie-
Gsete4 tH letter recently re-
caitad rs tne WAR PROBLEM
TT ittr'iiJ=T-t -. + '0Srf'F
OF thc family cOunSclng service
ar the Mcgrlil-Palmcr School
and uo Clinic answers such
WUITTG WIZ.
s,i---i .-t:t--,--- lltt- ft-1~on 80
d.,'.I>' her husband Yet She
feels jha par' OF thus reaction
may h. hon fault, ana mas asked
trc Clinic TO heipner StraIghtcn
out her own feelings.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

would again creep out of their
minute hiding places and begin
again their devastation HIS
tory can be summoned 10 prove
that over and over again
ETERNAL vigilance is the
II price OF peace, and you must
have your 9-month> hopeful
innoculated against dlphtheria
II Will do hun no harm, not even
cause a flutter
The boards Of health have
been largely responsible for the
universally OF diphtheria I'M
munlzation and have done a
swell job, but IN some places
their police power Is in dispute
and anyway, as IS usual IN all
human affairs. a certain number
manage 10 drift by and get up
10 school age without the i'm
munization. We know this be-
cause occasionally a case Of
diphtheria will occur even today
and the story when II comes out
is tn at almost invariably the
patient has managed 10 escape
incubation.
SO | believe the responsibility
in this matter rests on the par
entS. This should be checked in
the course Of time by the school
authorities. Some parents are
ftt.rtiit~s.- are inclined to- take
the advantages under which We
live for granted. and b d Q $
there Is always the subtle voice
Of "manana Tomorrow today
We are going to have a picnic
tonight We We're going 10 the
movies. We don't want 10 have
the boy feel bad. Tomorrow!
So the tomorrowS accumulate.
But there is no tomorrow for
the dlphtheria bacillus. That
most vicious Of children killers
may strike any time.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-Can you tell me anything
about paroNySmal tachycardla,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

I HAVE before me the latest
i issue Of the Victory News
Letter, a neat little publication
from the Office OF War lnfor-
nation and | note It is plugging
a share your home drive 10
house the 100000 or more
war workers who are expected
10 take Jobs away from their
home towns in the next year
They will be going 10 100 key
production centcrS, according 10
the Victory News Letter, which
either does not partake OF my
optimism that the war VII be
over in Europe by Christmas,
or which shares II and Is keep
ing the inevitably much longer
war with Japan IN mind.
Anyway, the centcrS 10 which
the workers are going are al
ready short of housing facilities.
and the idea j. 10 encourage
property owners and tenants 20
open tnelr homes 10 me new
comerS. and 70 list with the
local war housing center all
vacant or oon-to-be-vaCant
space available That is, houses.
flats apartments and sOmS
WhiCn can ne UtI1lZed Without
any expenditure of critical
materials.
4 REGULAR campaign 10 this
n end is 10 be conducted by
the War Advertising Council in
cooperation with the National
Housing Agency and the owl.
! am putting IN all these titles
Just 10 show YOU what a COM
pleX proposition any govern
ment move is these days
But l think this particular
proposal is all right because the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Connolly Answers

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

on the owners. but in many
cases not in what you would cal.
apple pie order.
There are probably not
enough hotels and available
buildings in the production cen
ters 10 meet this new emer-
gency. though the question OF
availability never bothered thc
army. They just took them. AnC
while ! am talking about the
army, l might say | wish the
promoters of the "Share-your-
home" drive would induct prop
erty owners in army centers 10
rig up their vacant stores anC
houses for the soldiers who
find themselves on leave IN the
cities and no place to rest their
weary bones.
THIS is something the gov
l. ernment should provide for
out of public funds, of course.
but which like a lot of other
things pertaining 10 the welfare
Of the soldiers has been left
10 the generosity of private
citizens. The citizens are doing
nobly in many places.
But II seems 10 me a crime
that soldiers should ever have
to sleep in chairs and on the
floors Of hotel lobbies and in
railroad stations and even on
sidewalks, when there are
empty stores and dwellings that
could be Communicated by the
government and fitted up as
sleeping quarters for the strays
At probably no greater expense
than the regular publication of
the nice document here at my
elbow.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Distributed b. International News Service