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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

apparently is quite document
Ii X0u-can- LIh2GLlG-A- uLQSG-GL--44A-
alent Of a non-oblc painting this
would seem 10 be H.
The reporter who got hold OF It
was so confused that he asked Nh.
Bauer 20 supply footnoteS Though
protesting that ne didn't know what
II was all about. either. the artist
did oblige 20 The best OF his ability
and the following excerpts are gam
iShed with his fluctuations m parcu-
theses
Dear Rudolf" the thing begins
mildly enough. since YOU told nae
over the telephone that I arm iu
trouble no Savvy, says Bauer
know what a brain child you ara boz
cause a person with an honor would
not let his greatest benofactor mean
ing HERSELF who has done so much
for him, come 10 such a pass without
an immediate warning as ] warned
YOU and helped you period
THAT you should associate with
such people who say such things and
take them for granted proves that
people Use Johnson tiurwor scCro-
t4ry OF the GugWnhcim Founda'iOnl
and Lion son OF an art dealer are
spies who are PLAYING hand lu glove
with Your misguided sweet Louise
Miss Huber. just as ] thought
probably yet even certainly, that
is why Lion hired her He obtained
her services for Nh Bauer. Field
& picture OF Mother on the NAIL. s.
very acceptable continuation that is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

With Two Angry Women
Scrapping over Who Called
Who What and Why, Artist
Baucr's Life Has Become a,
TrenLied a. Some OF His Paint
ings Look 10 the tuinitiatcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09


man refugee artist, Rudolf Bauer, and
IL is Alr BaueE,S -uLc1IX- acknowledgement
secretary, Josephine Louise Huber,
who has brought the Islander suit
She charges that the Baroness sent
Mr. Bauer a letter containing some
very harsh remarks about her. not
20 mention a few about him
At this writing the Baroness has
neither affirmed nor denied the ,ac.
cuSa' on Through her lawyer She
has merely asked for a bill of particu
lars, which is LEGAL language for that
"nll known poker expression. "Okay
lets SOC what you've got
Miss Huber Says she's got the let
ter The original is in German. but
she has ohliginEiy presented the court
with an English translation which
Evening star., 1944-11-09
!. BoRDERLINE ANEMIA'
Hurting Your Marriage Hopes7

TT CAN'T definitely can! For Bor-
1 dsrline Ansmia stsals the becom-
ing flush Of health from your cheeks,
the glow of lovsliness from your skin.
Borderlins Anemia makes you dull,
drawn, listless--no fun on parties,
drag on a date.
Yes, and the sad but scientific fact
remains-as many a. 500 Of women
suffer from Borderline Ansmia, re-
sulting from 4 ferro-nutritional def
Cheney Of the blood.
Ms Lock q 0ssd Rcd Bleed
Cells shst ssps Yssr lasrsy
Yea, % many girls who should Be It
their peak Of romantic attractivensss
havs Borderlins Ansmia. They suffsr
from shortage Of healthy rcd blood
cells. Without those cells you can't
look and feel weil, for your blood i
your sole supply line Of energy.
ssss1 " sissd. sssst Iasssy d
wish Drsslxsd Yeast
Nov, II you're pais and psp]ess--if
you suffer from Bordsrlins knsmfa-
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Downey Reelected
As California Gives
Roosevelt Big Margin
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Cali.
fornia gave President Roosevelt q
majority Of better than 400, 900, re-
elected Democratic Senator Downey
for second term and put Demo
Gratis into at least 14eand possibly
is of the States % congressional
seats.
Returns from Tuesdays ballotina
totaled 1,657.o51 for the President in
1914 out of 1891 precincts. The
count for Gov. Dewey was 1884 ,6O2
Senator Downey, who has sup
ported MIR. Roosevelt on nearly all
major issues, had tougher going
than the President. Opposed by 1t
Gov. Frederick r. Houser, who at
tackled New Deal domestic policies
the Senator won by more than l3O,-
600. The vote in 1874 precincts was
Downey, 1,435, OTIS: Houser, 1902, ,737
The counting in two congressional
districts tentatively indicated defeat
for the veteran Republican Albert
E. Carter in the 9Th by George P
Miller. Democrat, and for the cleo
ton of Franck r. Havenner, Roose-
velt supporter, over Republican Tom
Rolph in the 4th. But the results in
both districts were so close the SOL
dier vote probably will decide them.
Assuming defeat for Mr.. Carter
and Mr. .sRolph, the next California
delegation will be made up of 1e
Democrats and Z Republicans. Two
years ago it was Is Democrats and
10 Republicans.
Evening star., 1944-11-09

YOU ought to take Ironized Yeast
Tablets. Medical science says that
half Of US today aren't getting enough
OF certain essential elements that
build big. rcd blood cells that
make people look and feel well.
Ironizsd Yeast Tablets give YOU
these vital elements! They 60 right
to the cause Of Borderline Anemia. =
Ask for Ironizsd Yeast today.
sRssuifinl from . fsrro-nufritional def
cheney ef fhs blood
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Jersey Voters Reject
New State Constitution
BY the Associate Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 9.-New
Jerseys voters rejected . new State
constitution by a margin of more
than 100000 votes Thursday.
The document was prepared by q
predominantly Republican Legisla-
lures committee and was bitterly
attacked by Mayor Frank Hague of
Jersey City, State Democratic boss.
The religious issue was brought
into the campaign by Mr.. Hague,
who said the proposed constitution
could result In taxation OF church
property.
Gov. Walter E. Edge, proponent of
revision, accused Mayor Hague OF
telling the Roman Catholics the
document would change the rela-
tionship between priests and their
parishes and that 1t would make
divorce easier. Gov. Edge said the
new constitution would not change
church relationships or divorce laws
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Delishful Click
ADVERTISEMENT.

Dinah Shore, radio clickeroo, airs
de-lovely voice on ! hour music-and-
comedy show. Orchestra directed by
Robert Emmett Dolan with 12-voice
male chorus under Joe Lilley. Metro
politan Opera star, Lauritz Nelchior,
guest comic-believe it or not! With
popular announcer Harry Von Zell also
CASTOR fat part and Birds Eye Frosted
Foods in sponsor spot, show is loaded
with plenty laughs. Listen tonight to
Birds Eye Open House.
Evening star., 1944-11-09

Help win the war by saving waste
kitchen fats!
Evening star., 1944-11-09
ConnoIIy Predicts New
Conference on Security
BY the Associated Press

os inc AsSociaeu Press.
ABILENE, Tex. Nov. 9.-Senator 9.
Connally, Democrat, of Texas said
last night there will be another con-
ference to follow the recent Dunn
barton Oaks conference, an organic
zation "on a higher leveI' to con-
struct the framework of a peace or
ganization.
Senator Connally. addressing the
9th annual convention of the West
Texas Chamber of Commerce di-
rectors, said he hoped the peace or
ganization to be formed would be
able to agree on treaty that will
enforce peace in the only language
aggressors know-with iron and
steel"
II hope I shall be able to lead the
hight for ratification of such a
treaty" he declared.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Second Story Job
Greets Returning Hero
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.-Second
1t. Alan r. Willis, Bit co-pilot shot
down over Germany, spent many
days on meager diet and sleeping
on the ground during his escape.
On his return home for an un-
announced leave, he found his fam
lily out and had to enter a second
story window.
Evening star., 1944-11-09

Protect your hands
no matter what work
you're doing! These
com t or table, sturdy
rubber gloves are USE
ful for many indoor
and outdoor chores, as
we'll as for sick-room
tasks.
Whelco-Wdv G0-
Price ------- O0S
Evening star., 1944-11-09
EnseU-DuiIdins Dlesd

/, This i what the doctor
ssss through hismicroscops
looking At blood rich IN
snergy-elsmsnts. Nots
big, plentiful red cells
that carry oxygen to. re-
lease energy TO every
muscle, limb, tissus.
Evening star., 1944-11-09

Los ANGELES-SENDS GOOD NEWS TO HUSBAND-Helen
Gahagan Douglas former stage actress writes
her husband Mai Melvyn Douglas former actor in
India as special service ocer with the Forces tell him
about her election to Congress from Caornas district
Democrat, she defeated William Campbell Republican
"A. F. Wirephoto
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Sutton Seeks Divorce;
Actor Here With OSS

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9.-John
Sutton, screen leading man, sued
today for divorce from the former
Charlotte Barrett, charging cruelty.
They were married in 1893 and
separated 10 years later. The actor,
born in India. Is now with the Once
OF Strategic Services in Washington.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Bsrdsriins Aasnia

Thousands hav4 blood
like this-and newer know
=. Mots pssny ~ and ir-
regnlar shape q rid cslls.
BLOOD hks this can't een-
crate the energy you
.eeds Only sfurdy hood
60 rvs ya TAP snsrU.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07

midva s Holmesom toliko trldi-
la, predno sva ga dobila v pesti.
"Prijazen zabojcek," je rekla
in Sc nagnila cezenj. 'Brzkone
indijsko delo?" -
"Seveda to je kovinski izde-
lex, kakor jih navadno delajo v
Benaresu."
"In tako tezak," je zaklicala,
ko ga je poizkusila privzdigniti.
"Sam zabojeek mora biti re
veliko vreden. Kje je pa klju-
eek"
"Jonatan ga je zagnal v re-
ko; zato 81 moramo izposoditi
grebaco pri gospel Forester y
Ma spodnji strani zaboja je
bila debela, siroka kljucavnica
podobo sedecega Buda. Izku-
sal sem priti z grebaco pod klju-
:avnico in jo privzd:gniti. Po-
izkus Sc je posrecil. z velikim
ropotom je odskocila kljucavni-
ca in tresoc Sc cd prieakovanja
sem privzdignil pokrov. A kdc
more popisati najino iznenade'
ME, - zaboj je bill prazen! -
Nj cuda, da je bill tako teak
zelezne stene so bile skoraj pa.
lee debele in ocividno nalasc "a
to trdno in dobro narejene, da
bi Sc dragocene stvari shranje'
vale njih; toda o dragih ka'
menih mixer, v nobenem ko
ticku najmanjsega sledu. Ia
klad je bill, kakor sem re pove
dal, popolnoma prazen.
"Zaklada MI" pravi mirne
gospica Morstan.
ko sem slisal te besede IL n je
nih usta in razumel njih pomen
mi je odleglo. Pref Sc niti zave
lal nisem, kako zelo me je mu
ell ia zaklad; bill je kakor NOR;
"a mole srce; zdaj je ia mora IL
ginila il mole duse. Res so bill
te mole misli sebicne, neposte
ne in krivicne - toda v tenn tire
nutku nisem cutil mic drugegs
kakor samo to, da je padla zla
ia stena med mama, XII naju j
doslej locila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07
(Nadaljevanje)

Pri Vauxhallu sem stopil S
skrinjico ma suho; spremljal Sme
je ljubezniv policaj. Komaj sva
sc vozila cetrt ure, sva re do
spela do stanovanja gospe For
roster. Streznica Sc je cudila,
kako da tako pozno prihajam.
Gospa Forester je bila odsla
ravno v neko vecerno druzbo in
Sc je sele pozno vrnila, gospo-
diena Morstan pa je bila donna.
Bila je ravno v druzinski sobi !;
tia sem Sc torej podal skrinji-
co v roki. Spremljevalca sem pa
seveda pustil ma vozu.
Gospodicna je sedela pri od'
prtem oknu, oblecena v krasno
belo obleko z rdecim trakom
pod vratom. Motni zarki svetil.
nice so padali nanjo in Sc igrali
ma njenem sicer resnem, toda
vendar milem in ljubkem obra-
zu, ter dajali mocnim kitam ME-
ne glave lep kovinski blesk. Ma
slonila Sc je bila nazaj ma stol,
in vse memo obnasanje je kaza-
10 neko notranjo otoznost.
Ko pa je zaslisala glas mojih
korakov, je skocila pokonci, ir
svetla rdecica presenecenja' ir
veselja Sc je pokazala ma njenik
licih.
"Ko sem zaslisala drdranje
voza", je vzkliknila, "sem misli'
la, da Sc gospa Forester take
zgodaj vraca domov. Da ste vi
tega pa res nisem pricakovala
Kaj je torej novega
"Prinasam vam nekaj, kar j
vredno vec, ko vse novice cele
ga sveta," sem odgovoril We
selim in zivahnim srcem glasn(
ter postavil zabojcek ma mizo
pri srcu pa mi je bilo tesno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07

Ike slovanske Rusije. 10 Glovek
cita ia "svetovno znani list" 81
ne more drugega predstavljati,
kot da so prodane duse, placan-
ci po I? !? 2?
Torej rojaki, ma to ne smeino
pozabiti, ampak potrudinao Sc,
tda prispevamo Sc vec v bodoce,
ravno tako "a JPO, SIS. Ne OH
rajmo Sc ma te prodane duse,
ampak stojimo oh strani veein-
skega slovenskega trpecega ma
roda, in pomagajmo mu kar pae
zmoremo financno podpreti njih
trpljenje. Yes, cas- bo prisel, ko
jih bo narod obsodil, in "a njih
sedanje obrekovanje jill izoli-
raj, kot da jih nj rodila sloven-
ska matt.
Dvomim, &c bi ia urednik ma
stopal tako umazano V svojem
listu, &c bi okusil vse, kar SO o.
kusili ubogi nasi primorski ro-
jaki pod fasizmom, pod katolis-
ko Italijo, katera nj dopustila,
da bi uboga slovenska katoliska
matt, XII nj znala drugega, mo-
lila tistega Boga svojem jezi-
ku kot Italijanka. Tudi menda
ne, ce bi izkusil trpljenje ma
svojem telesu, kot ga je ma tiso-
&c nasih tam. Min glavar WA
tikanu nj nikoli plediral "a O.
miljenje, in ali da maj Sc da te'
mu majhnemu narodu njih pra-
vica, in socialna zascita.
V nedeljo s. oktobra bo ime'
Ia tukajsnja podruznica JPO
SIS, Stew. 35 svojo plesno prize
ditev, ter sc apelira ma vas vse
da pridete in doprinesete k Gin
vecjemu uspehu te priredbe, kel
preostank seveda bo Sci po'
moe nasim, ne oziraje sc kdc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07
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poSta
(NadaljevanIe z 2. stranD

tNadalJeVan1e z. SCran1)
venski fantje, kot to danes ma
81 sinovi, tvegali zivljenja "a O.
svoboditev nasega naroda. Ia
krat so bill kraljevasi, in danes
seveda so pa ravno isto, lie da
so Sc ma toliko slabsem, ker so
zapisali V svojem listu, da ra-
je 81 osvojijo Hitlerja, k OF pa
mogoce ruskega medveda, XII je
vsaka dlaka ma MENU komuni-
sticna. In Partizani, OF. bofci v
domovlni "a svojo borbo in osve-
to, "a katero Sc bijejo re mad tri
leta, so ravno tako, ko gledajo
odresitve ma simpatije cd veil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07

V Penn So. gledaliscu Sc co v
soboto, 7. oktobra pricelo kaza-
ii nadvse zanimiv ruski film
"Ljubezenska pesem Moskve'
Prizori so prepleteni krasniml
ruskimi popevkami, XII be d o
vzbujale veselje in zanimanje
gledalcev. z vsakim dnem po-
stajajo pesmi il te slike bolj po-
pularne ne samo m e d ruskim
liudstvom, IL 'katerega zivljenja
Sc je posnelo film, pac pa tudl
med amerisko javnostjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07

SO po misljenju, llasi SO vsi, be-
da je velika, pomoc je potrebna,
in DO potrebna Sc vec. zato pri-
spevajmo vsi, in vsak po svojih
moeeh. Ma one pa, XII danes Sc
ovirajo, da le pomilovalni po-
gled, da bil jim sv. duh razsve-
til njih zavajalne zmote.
j. F. Durn,
tajnik SANSa 48.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07
"Gleite prinasam vam velik


bogastvo."
Pogledala je ma zelezni zaboj-
eek in vprasala cisto hladno:
cali je to tisti zaklad?"
"Da, to je tisti zaklad il dali
ne Indie. Polovico ga dobite vi;
druga polovica pa pripada Tade-
ju Solto. Vsak cd vaju bo incl
nekaj tisocakov. Pomislite ven-
dar: samo letne obresti vam
bodo nesle okoli desettisoc fun
tov sterlingov. LIE malo gospo-
dicen je ma Angleskem, XII bi BIZ
lie bogatejse. Ali nj to res le-
po?"
Ne vem, ali sem svoie We
SEIZE pretiraval ali pa je ona
zapazila, da mi ne prihaja po-
polnoma IL srca, bodi, kar no.
&c, a pcivzdignila je nalahko O.
brve in ne pogledala vprasujo-
&c.
"Ce DO res to bogastvo mole,
sem hvalo dolzna vam.'
"Ne, me-" odgovorim JAZZ, "ne
meni, ampak edino lie mojemu
prijatelju serlok Holmesu. -
Vkljub vsej dobri wolff bi JAZZ ne
bill nikdar dognal te stvari; sa.
ie bila celia ia zadeva re "a Hol-
mesovo bistroumnost trd orch
Sc v zadnjem trenutku je male
manjkalo, pa bi bill YES trud "a
stonj."
''Prosim, gospod doktor, sedi
te in pripovedujte tenn
V kratkih besedah sem il po
vedal vse, kar Sc je pripetilo
odkar sva sc zadnjikrat videla
novi nacrt Holmesov, sled ladjt
"Aurora", nadalje navzocnos
debelega Jonesa pri ponocnen
lovu in O divjem zasledovanjl
ma reki Temzi. z odprtimi ust
mi in z bliscecimi ocmi je po
slusala pripovedovanje cudnil
dogodkih. ko pa sem il pripove
doval O puscici, XII smo Sc il bi
Ii le tezavo ognili, tedaj je pre-
bledela, kakor hi hotela ONE
lleti.
"Saj mi nj nic,' je pripomni
la, ko sem j hotel dati case vo
lie. "Saj Sc dobro pocutim. Sa
mo zato sem Sc ustrasila, kt
sem slisala, kako strasni nevar
nosti sem izpostavila svoje pri
jatelje.'
"Vse je sedaj minulo. Ne bon
vam torej vec pripovedoval ia
ko strasnih dogodkov; vrnivs
Sc rajsi h kaki prijetnejsi stva
ri. Tukaj je torej zaklad. Ali S
moreno misliti kaj lepsega? Me
nj sta dovolila, da ga pokazen
vam in mislil sem, da YAM i
ljubo, &c ste vi prva, XII ga be
, odprla in obcudovala."
"Gotovo me DO to zelo zani
malo,' je rekla gospica Nor
stan; toda navzlic temu IL ME
nih besed nj odsevala nikaks
radovednost. Zdelo Sc mi je, DE-
lie po zunanje kaze neko zani
Imanje "a zaklad, XII sva sc zan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07
DekIe ali zensko

katero zanina delo v trgovini z
modnim blagom, debi sluzbo.
Zglasiti Sc pri ANZLOVAR'S,
62O2 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-07
Mali oglasi
Naprodai je

trgovina z modnim blagom, klo-
buki in nogavicami. $500 teden-
skin dohodkov; nobenih tekme-
cev. Najemnina nizka, stalni od-
jemalci. Proda sc radi solastni-
stva. Zglasite Sc med 2. in 4.
uro popoldne ma 1926 Buckeye
Rd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21
Poor Poland!
Have Americans Fought and Died to Free Poland From Germany So Russia Could Steal Her? = Bristling Editorial on Stalin,
 Churchill Violation of
 Atlantic Charter
Atlantic Charter.

"pronouncementS''.
 Secretary of State StettiniuS' sec ond declaration falls under the head of rhetoric-"mere words" Let us turn the microscope of analysis somewhat on this latest pronouncement" of the State De- partment:
 1-"The United States Govern ment stands unequivocally for a strong, free and independent Polish state" says our Secretary of State.
 Then why not say so directly to Stalin?
 Why do we boldly tell Prime Minister Churchill, in effect, that we do not like what he is doing in Greece and Italy, and then remain in 8 state of fear before the Red Hitler of the Kremlin? | ASpeaking of the future front iers of Poland" the Secretary of State says:
 "This government would have no objection to such an agree ment (presumably the present grab which could make an es- sential contribution to the prose- cutiOn of the war"
 But the United States has been consulted by neither Downing Street nor Moscow on the rape of Poland, and how can this skulldug- gery, called ''uniiateral agreements" {" contribute ''to the prosecution of the war?"
 Nothing will more quickly divide the Allies and prolong the war than l allowing Russia to rob the Polish people of their independence and freedom.
 The rest of the statement from the State Department is just ob- vious "side-stepping" in a maze of excellently worded but vacupus phrases
 The British Prime Minister knows how to protect his country for the future and so does Marshal Stalin.
 But we, the United States, who are the financial and production mainStay of both England and Russia, are doing NOTHING to protect the future of America against the onslaught of Russian world Communism.
 It will be too late to discuss the matter at a ''peace-table."
 How can the spokesman for the U. s. A. at such a conference talk about boundaries" and "guaran- tee" to two men who have ALREA- DY divided up Europe?
 Editorial, New York Times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21
IF. CARMODY'S
 ESTATE LISTED
Appraisers Place Valua- tiOn of $l6,5S5 on In-
 ventOried Assets

An estate of S16,5s5 was left by the late Atty. Terence F. Carmody of the Waterbury law firm of Car mody, Larkin & Torrance, who died July 3, 1S43 at his home 2s5 Cutler street, Watertown. His wife was named principal beneficiary of the estate.
 Principal assets of the estate are cash in a checking account at Col on1al Trust Co.,, $1,662.59; Aetna Life Insurance O., 5000; 60 shares Watertown Trust Go. stock, $l. 300: 20 shares Colonial Trust O., stock, $1 400 and his interest in the law firm he founded, $2,351.6O.
 Balance of the estate, according to the inventory, consists of the fol- lowing securities and personal ef- fectS: Five shares Morris Plan bank stock, $425; IT shares Risdon Mfg. Co. stock, $867; 10 shares Water bury Second Mortgage, $12O; two shares Watertown Realty O., $l; 20 shares Watertown Riding & Country Club, Inc. $1; 40 shares Texas Pacific Land Trust Co.,, $507; 25 shares Ryan Consolidated Pe-- troleum Co.,, $143.75; an automobile, $1,050; undisturbed partnership drawing $656.25; clothing, jewelry and personal effects, $500; land on Lincoln street, Waterbury, $500.
 MT. Carmody, who was born in Watkins, N. r.. was graduated from Yale Law school and practiced in this city 48 years. He had served
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

Oh1cer Overton is past state eoni@ mander of the D. A. v.
 The board referred the reouest to the committee on men and dis- cipline. An application for appoint ment as supernumerary patrolnak from Laurier Theriault was received and placed on file.
 Stating that two nights ago q prisoner from Watertown was kept overnight at the local police sta- ton on request of the WatertoW1i authorities, Comsr. William Bannon raised the question of whether the city incurred any liability in doing so. The matter was referred to the committee on men and disci- pline for discussion with the cor poratoin counsel.
 Five of ten new Chevrolet cars located by city purchasing agent, Henry Bowling will be delivered on Wednesday to replace five of the police patrol cars which have been in use more than two years. Five more new cars are expected to be purchased soon after the first of the year to replace the rest of the motor patrol cars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21
NEW INTEREST IN
 FIRE DEP ABATEMENT
Several Applications for CaIlmen Appointments;
 Altman Seeks to Retire

An application for retirement on pension on the ground of disability was received from Pvt. Maurice J. Allen at yesterdays meeting of the fire board. AS Pvt. Altman has not yet served the required 25 years. the board asked the mayor to ap- point a committee of three physi- clans to determine his disability and whether it is service connected, as required by charter.
 David Cooke, John K. Rugglers, and Carlton J. Johnston were ap- pointed members of the call force and assigned to active duty. They will start work immediately.
 Applications for appointment to the call force were received from Daniel Cavallerano and Harold Cos grove and were placed on file.
 The board received and turned over to the fire pension fund a check of $50 from L. A. Garston of Garston store on Bank street in appreciation of services of the Ae- partment at Mondays fire. All the officers and men seemed to Know what to do instantly. MT, Garstcn wrote, saying that he maryeiled at their skill. speed, and energy, ir their keeping damage down to a minimum loss.
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