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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

~ 1 ' ~ A0GA
overall, has a beam of 6 feet 2
inches and a draft of 5'4". She
was designed by Beriine Aaf and
built in FriederichStaden, Norway.
for Joe VietleSon of New York in
1887, as the Wilma ". She was
a member of the American six
meter team which raced at
Bermuda.
Alarm is the second Lake On
tario six TO be bought by a De-
troiter in the last month. Charley
Beck, also of Bayview, became
the new owner of Dim Of the
Rochester Yacht Club in No
vember.
Detroit, with 10 boats, will now
have the largest siX-meter class
in the country. Others already
here are Jimmy Grants Sprig,
DR.. Carlisle Wilson'S Solenta.
Gordon Saunders Noreg, Chuck
McGregor's Challenge. fIal Howe's
Dodo, Norbert Mette'S Grebe, Bob
Gould's Cormorant and Bob Pres
sings Question.
Dodenhoff is an old blow-boat
skipper. He got the know-how
very young sailing up on Lake
Van Etten near Oscoda and at
the Detroit Yacht Club.
He was one of the original
owners of a 22-Square-meter boat
here when the class was started
back in 1891. Doc had the Medic,
the best light weather "22' ever
to sail here. He won the Inter-
lake championship of the class at
the Bay and had a SeaSon-long
series Of close races with Russ
Ayers Heintut. Rex Jacobs Lis
beth, Dave SloSS' Water Witch
and Herb WOodalls LuChS.
Doc is a regular member on
various racing crews during the
summer and an annual participant
in the Mackinac race, and was
aboard Sonata when she won in
1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Nelson Teams Up
With WeissmuIIer

Los ANGELES Dee. % up
Ellsworth Vines. the Denver
Colo. pro who set a now course
record of 81 at Lakeside earlier
This week, tests his mettle over
the Rolling Hills Country Club
layout today in a pro-amatruf
GUneup for the Los Angeles Open
Byron Nelson winner Of the
BCyrrly UiIs Open at Rolling
Hills last summer, tees Oft with
swimming star Johnny Weiss
muller and DlIn Dutra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Alabama Bounds Back

We then asked Sam to dust off
quotations on the SUGAR BOWL.
Its Duke and Alabama, you
know. The Crimson Tide had
dropped from a spot OF II points
TO Tn. Now the Tide is back To
1212. highest yet.
In the COTTON BOWL, Texas
Christian previously had opened
with a spot of Is points against
Oklahoma Aggies. But mud comes
high and often in Texas around
New Years Day and a lot OF
people decided 10 take a gamble
on the Horned Frogs. who will be
playing before a friendly crowd.
TCU is now Is points and falling
fast. 4
Les HorYath and his Ohio State
mates. backbone of the East's
offense against the West at San
Francisco. are giving up 1914
points TO their. rivals.
In the SUGAR BOWL, Tulsa
gets a spot Of 5i1 against Georgia
Tech. conqueror- Navy, and
loser TO Notre Dame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Other Green Pastures

A mention OF Sam, the bookie
man. and all of his Xix, bring 10
mind that is far too soon IN t,r,E
out the crying towel If you htink
a ban on horse racing will put the
bookies out of business.
AS a matter Of fact, basketball
and hockey are fast betting sports,
and basketball in the last few
years in towns like Chicago and
New York has been terrific.
Can you imagine going to a cage
game and suddenly hearing a
mighty shout go up as the team
80 points behind gets a bucket.
The reason. my friends. happens
70 be that the madly-cheering
throng had taken the other team
with a spot of 301s. All, me. II
seems people are bound to find
way 10 circulate the long green.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Dixiana Stable Hot

HERE AND THERE: Dixianas
filly. Fulmar, on Wednesday took
down the $500 Featsre at New
Orleans Watch for another
'Dixiana filly at New Orleans. If
enough time is left. The name is
PROMDATE.
Those thinking about investing
in Canadian racing futures would
do well 10 consult Manferd Bur-
leigh, the Greyhound Bus exec
He knows the answers
All horses have a birthday soon
New Years Day-and this will
be a birthday their owners Will
remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Grid Bicycles
Coming Here
BY EDGAR HAYES

Many Of the leading coaches of
the Midwest will Join the Detroit
Times Downtown Quarterback
Club in paying tribute 10 Carroll
WiddoeS and Les Horvath. These
TWO Ohio State football winners
viii be honored at a banquet at
the Fort Shelby, Tuesday, Jan. 9.
Coach Fritz Crisler of Michigan
and I'd McKeever of Notre Dame
have accepted invitations TO at
tend the party, which will be open
10 all football fans. So have
Charley Bachman of Michigan
State. Joe GembiS OF Wayne and
Lloyd Brazil of University of De-
frOlt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

nurero, in his last fight in
Montreal three weeks ago,
Knocked out AL Evans in one
round. Prior 10 that he droppe. 4
a decision 10 Williams in Balti,'
more. Joe Louis refereed the lat
Ter bout. Prior 10 those two con-
tests, Tunero was laid up for
some months with an illness. lie
is now declared TO be in tip top,
shape again physically and eager
for competition with young "phe-
MONS" Ike Powell.
Powell has lost but one de-
cision in 20 fghts-that 10 Bus
ter Peaks. whom nc beat later.
He has knocked out six of his
last eight opponents. Ills kayo
victims included OSsie (BulldogD
Harris and Indian Gomez. Tu-
nero also stopped Gomez.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Connie Mack Berry
To Join Oakland

CHICAGO. Dec % GNS)-
Connie Mack Berry. former North
Carolina State sports star, has
been purchased from Oshkosh by
the American Gears, Chicago
National Basketball League entry,
Berry also plays professional
football with the Chicago Bears
Meanwhile. II was learned that
The Pittsburgh Raiders have
signed Nat Hickey. one of the
most famous OF the old-time New
York Celtlcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Max Lanier Passes
His Army Physical

GREENBORO. n. C., Dec. %
(UP)- Max Lanicr, left-handed
pitcher of the St Louis Cardinals,
said today that he had passed his
army physical examination and
has been ordered 10 stand by for
induction.
Lanier went 10 Fort Bragg.
y. C., on Dec. 10 for his army
physical examination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
REJECTED OFTEN
Golf Balls Out
For Civilians

NEW YORK, Dec. % tUP)-
Demands Of the armed forces and
The manpOwcr shortage make II
rather doubtful that any new
golf balls VIII be- available for
civilian use within the next few
months" President T.. l.. Coleman
of the Golf Ball Manufacturers
Association said today.
Coleman revealed orders Of the
armed forces will take all that
are produced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Job Lacks Authority

One cynic close 10 the league
owners suggests that il wouldn't
make much difference who was
commissioner, since the head OF
the organization is nothing more
than a yes. sir" and mo, sir
executive, unlike the late Kene-
saw NJ. Lands of baseball, who
ran things. Ran things, we repeat.
Oh. well, maybe we won't vote
al the leagues annual meeting.
Moreover, even if offered TO us,
we wouldn't take Layden's job for
all the ribbons in Freddie Man.
dels store. On all the shirts In &.
Preston Marshall's laundry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Howe Averts
ShutOuf
special to THE DETROIT TINES

Special to THE DETROIT TINES
MONTREAL, Dec. 29-A rocket
named Richard was practically a
one-man show here last night as
Candiens swept like red
streaked typhoon through Detroit
Red Wings TO a 81 victory in a
National Hockey League >tussle.
Richard, with five goals and
three assists, set National
Hockey League scoring record.
Canadiers are now established
in first place in the major hockey
league standing with 30 points.
three better than the Red Wings.
who came in here last night as a
challenger only one point in
arrears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

came since Layden has been in
Office Maybe he had nothing 10
do with this progress, but evil
IDENTIFY he has been no handicap.
IL may be that Layden has
faIied 10 interpret satisfactory the
desires OF Ger ain individuals IN
hlS organization. This is conceiv-
able when one takes into conSid-
Grafton the versatility ef-the
minds Of men -Whe own clubs. be
u in football, baseball or other
sports. Trying 20 please clubown-
ers Is A herCulean task. Pleasing
al of them is impossible, perhaps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Twin Girls Born
To Christensen

George Washington ChriSten-
sch. former Detroit Lions tackle.
became the father of twin girls
early today The young ladies
and their mother, the former
Wilma korwln are doing nicely
~ ST. Nary's Hospital The
Christensens have another daugh-
tor, Karen, aged 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

managers and scouts picked up a
few like Gully Dahlstrom, Mike
KarakaS and Fido Furpur but
never enough to make up a full
team
Bought about the time that De-
troit got the Cougars from VIC
toria, b. c. the Blackhawks were
originally the Portland RoSebuds.
Mclaughlin purchased the Rose
buds for the 1862 season, trans
ierTing 10 Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Ohio CdgerS
Swamp State

EAST LANSING, Dec. %
Ohio States Big Ten champions
limited Michigan State TO seven
field goals here last night to win.
67-31, before 1900 spectators. The
Buckeyes move over 10 Ann Ar
Dor tomorrow night to help un-
defeated Michigan open its Con-
ference season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Sports
Some Pro MoouIs
SET 10 Bounce LaYoe7
By LEO MACDONELL

Elmer Laydcn, the National
Football League commissioner, IS
said 70 be on the spot, which
interpreted. means that some OF
nc boys IN the EridIron orIanlza-
ION would like 10 give hun The
grand bounce.
Nobody, unless IL is his tor
mentors. seems 10 know why. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Scratches
FAIR GROUNDS
MlnInnr rInuaN. irnrL

TT0T-"T- 80 T NJ FWT
FIRST Race-Miss Blob. Mountain Sir
Swif Action
Second Racc-Wawheld Mary ~ ",
DorothyE BOY tUrrr Ai1n1
Third Rece-H0DCy Thorn Blue niFr. Ny
Grace Flare Belle star Bleuheim Double
Duty
E4ih Rae. i-i.-.- sstv~ Ttupgr. WI
diu4 car Hiur Proof Pefslhsfs Miss
BRADY
sixth IFre-Dklr
seventh Tscc~-ClIcE Tool EsFlestone.
WheatsfrsW
Eighth Rae-Jsy Bee Dee Unrle Peter.
Random Breets, Tpcy Ton. Town Victory,
Better BY Pbsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

body said Sam. put out a
phony tip that Southern Cali
fornia had lost some money.
Money makes prices and In
came money for Tennessee. Now
the tip shifts and back comes
the Southern California money"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
BartfieId ; 10 |
To Beat Ref Toniqhf

NEW YORK, Dec. % (UP)-
Danny Bartfeld. Manhattan
lightweight, is a 81 favorite 10
beat Morris Ref, Brooklyn welter-
weight, tonight in the years last
boxing show at Madison Square
Garden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

Ing an aH7pi-
Lion to dress a
o m plete ly
A m e r j c a n
g a m. + or
many ye a = s
NJ c L a U & HIN
dreamed of an
All American
hockey squad
a squad COM
prising m @ M
hers all born
in the United
s a { eS. His
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Best Bets
United Press
TROPICAL PARK

FRONTIER JANE. Pipeliner. Red Canter.
2-SANOJ. Topsy sue. Cannikin
3-CHlCAGO DR., Cousin Nan, Good Going
JIMMIE. Edemgeo. Nina J.
5-BILLY r AlaruSh Jacopo Mexico.
6-GREEN APPLES. Mixer. Albudo.
T-BELDINE, Belwyn, Court Yard.
s-BORlS n. Omaha Mike Straw stack.
9-MEAT BALL. Jacks Pride. Free Duchess.
BEST-CHICAGO DR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
SUCCESSFUL COACHES

With the exception OF Brazil,
who had no team TO teach. these
had successful seasons. Michigan
was the victim of an upset at the
hands OF Indiana early in the sea-
son. and then lost a thriller 10
Ohio State IN one Of the best
games OF the year. The Wolver-
ines under CriSler scored impress
slve victories over such teams as
Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa Pretiight
and Pennsylvania Crisler ran
second TO Widdoes in the balloting
for coach of the year.
Texas Ed McKeever, who took
over when 1t. Frank Leahy went
into the navy. had good season.
despite bad beatings from Navy
and Army. The Irish scored vic
tories over Georgia Tech, Great
Lakes. Wisconsin, Northwestern
and Tulane among others.
TO GET AWARDS
WiddoeS will receive the Nile
Kimick award as the outstand-
ing coach of the year. and Hor-
vath viii get the Don Scott award
as the most valuable player of the
season. The awards are given in
the name of two Big Ten athletes
who starred against Michigan in
their playing days, and who have
since given thetf-iivcy IN tfTr yrTV-
ice of their country. Both were
fiiers. Scott was killed in England,
and Kinnick, a navy pilot, died
when he was unable to land on
his carrier after motor trouble
developed.
Tickets for the Downtown Quar-
acknowledgements are now on sale
ar the transportation desk of the
Fort Shelby. They are $3.50 plus
sales tax. and sale will be limited
10 the capacity of the room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Harvard Captain
OF 1906 Dies al 90

SANDWICH, Mass. Dec, %
CUP)- Bartol Parker, 60, center
and captain OF Harvard's 1906
football team and a former state
representative, died of heart dis
ease while hunting yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

Youngstown Y ac h { Club Of
Youngstown. n. Y, and has been
sailed by 20-year-old Josephine
Parker.
The Youngstown Yacht Club,
hard by the mouth of the Niagara
River, is known as the home club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

Latest quota
tons last night
by S a m, tn e
b o o kie man.
had the betting
odds this way:
ROSE BOWL:
T e n n e S S ee's
Vols, which had
dropped from a
pre- vious Is
poi n is 10 IS.
now are back
at Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Skating at All City Kinks

There is good skating a. all city
parks today There is also tobog
ganying at Rouge Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

they are keep
ing the secret
locked within
their waist
oats T h Q
football nnoGulS
are not back
ward IN pro-
claiming tn e
great progress
of the big-time
football loop,
both afield and
at the gate,
u,l1ch If which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Richards Scores 5 Goals Against Wings Bob I;
Bob a|es
tennessee II Still
Spotted I8 Points
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

It's only 362 more days until
Christmas, but only three more
days remain until the various
teams go after each other in the
football Bowl frolics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

of Bud Doyle,
frequent win
n er Of tn @
b a T I h g | s.
meter trophy
and top skip
per in la $ t
s u m m c s
Mackinac race
in the racing
division with
Bangalore, an
eight
Alarm meas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
sgd AvERTs SHUToUT

When il looked as If the Red
Wings woufd come out of The
game not only soundly beaten. but
whitewashed Sgd Howe came
punching through and in a pileup
iupartfT goal which Ganadiens
goaler Bill Durham, had So ably
guarded. he swung on the only
Detroit tally of the contest.
But this may have spoiled Dur
mans aspirations as Shutout king
for the night, IL didn't for one
minute hold Richard
In the late minutes OF play
Dick Irwin, Canadiens' coach
gave Richard free rein.
go out there and get them"
said Irwin. And go out there and
get 'em Richard did.
He cut through on several 70.
rays, missed a goal by a whiSker
The Red Wings fought him off
Soon ne was back up the ice and
he was in there in a boiling
swarming attack. His partners OF
the forward lanes were along. II
was Elmer Lach who counted. II
as Toe wBlake who had doggedly
fought the puck IN close.
And 1t was Richard who deftly
gave the last neat pass for the
assist which brought his stagger.
ing total for one hockey game &c
five goals and three assists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
His Christmas Gift
Is aRacinS SaiIb0aG
BY GEORGE f. VAN

soop will be joining the grow
ing fleet of these slick onedesign
Charley Dodenhon of the Bayvew Yacht Club became the
of Alarm this week She's Christmas present from
burgee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
How Good is Powell?
TunerO Bout WiIITeII
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Sampson Powell, Kid Tunero will
hre hut sensational when the collide 10ound
headner Stc show which Nick LondeS
the new boxing at Olympia the night of Jan 5
TheY mddleMeighs. SAMPSON Cleveland now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Basketball Results

Oslo state 81 Michigan state a.
i.tfs,it Tech ~ D~trutt OCDD ~
Fcrl tNct so. Pentathlon lMpt 80
Innf Island 40 wyoming 40
Aaron 81, Westminster II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

FIRST RACE ycar-Olds p, mile
Miss Balladier tFischriI 80 500 2 so
Joel lIindberg 1910 90
War Wine Atkinson %
Time III % off Sf-
Ballyrag PiuCMcy. Ever on Boonyafd
Musicale Bic Tblckct Country Lad RiurCttC
and Ca8siua also -f-44-
SECOND RACE-3-ycar-oId s. mile
Statcrs tHiElcyI - 40 40 70
Good SHOW young 40 20
Flying High tThackerl 20
Time III 3-5. or 2.1Tfs
BlueridFe. Estate Perfume Seebecbe Cold
bart. OBallsdier, To Dare, voyager and Al
nOrad also ran
THIRD RACE-2-ycar-oldg. 3, mile
son ~ Tara Wright 40 $50 , so
JHcopoly tSuldCr $50 3 80
HuOdoo Lady TrentI 80
Time 10 i-5 on 2.47
Port Wine FlIc Flyer Army Cycle Red
Figure Tiutrel Circus FlaR Cobb Desert.
Goody Cumdrop and Vampire also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
An Unrealized Dream

The late Mai. Frederic Nc
Laughlin, owner of the Chicago
BlackhaWks. died without realiz-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Baseball
Has Men

NEW YORK, Dec. % (UP)-
Barring a government request
that the game be discontinued
and there has been no official hint
that such action is contemplated
major league baseball probably
will have enough players to oper-
ate in 1915 although the going
may be tough, a United Press
manpower survey disclosed today.
The 10 clubs have a total of $50
men on their 1915 rosters and of
that number the draft status of
462 will be reviewed under recent
SefcCtiVe service reViSionS.
22S IN Az
The 462 include 223 players who
now hold az classificationS. The
other 23g are between the 1888
draft age and hold various CLASH
fications, but of that number at
least % are almost certain to be
lost TO baseball this year because
they hold jobs in defense plants or
work on farms.
Just how many of the 30 1888
ayers not in war work and the 223
AIS will be called up, no one
knows, but even if the draft took
one-fourth of them-10S-it would
leave enough manpower for the
leagues TO operate.
REJECTED OFTEN
One-fourth would be an unusu-
ally high percentage for some of
those in AZ have been rejected as
many as three and four times.
In the matter of AIS. the Ma
tional League has III and the
American LOG. The senior circuit
has 106 players between the 1888
age. IL of whom are working on
defense plants or farms. The
American has 1873. is Of whom are
IN war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

DfINlk auna-AfiNhtEIuk. JACKSON. LIS
combe, Chrvcth. Lindsay. 9uaCkeubuKh
NOchy. r Bruneteau
Montreal subS-EddOlls. Harmon. Mosdell
Cauthier. FNHn. HileT o Conner. MsleAu
Referee - Clancy llneSmen - Murray and
Mullins
FIRST PERIOD
Montreal Richard fLamOureuxl OF.
2-MOnireal. Blake Orchard, LsmouTeux
Is So
Penalties-Mosden. Wochy
SECOND PERIOD
3-MontreAl. Richard fLAch Blake 1.1a
r f-Montreei. Richard Blake Lsch n
/. montreal. Lach Richard SOS
6-MonireaE Richard tLach Eddolls
1888
Montreal. O'Connhr fHillefI 1912
PenAlties-Richard
THIRD PERIOD
S-MontreAl' Richard funHSSigted b.. -.
g-Detroit Howe M Brune'fsu. Crosse
ID l6
io-Monireal- LsCh Orchard Blake IS ~
Penalties-Eone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
ONO STATE
MICH STATE
Tropical Park Results

Totals IS II e. Totaty u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
FOR SATURDAY

Nhprrcnficf aIlHNanct tlalhtu-
Horses listed in order of post position
Weather clear track. fast
Post IS b m Detroit time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

Alarm meas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-30
CHURCH OBSERVES
 GOLDEN JUBILEE
Bishop McAuliffe Particl. pates in St. JOseph's
 Solemn High Mass

Observance of the golden jubilee anniversary of St. Josoph'S church was conducted by pariShionerS yes. terday at religious services m tne morning and at Q reception ana banquet in the evening"
 Most Rev. Maurice r. McAwitte, bishop of Hartford, headed the headed the group of visiting clergy who participated In the II o'clock solemn High Mass. Rev. John Bal: kunas of Maspeth, L. r. delivered the sermon ct the Mass which was celebrated by Rev. Joseph J. Valan" tlejus. pastor of the church the past 20 years.
 scores of priests from other parts of the state and from out.of.State parishes attended the evening pro. gram, which drew Q capacity cTowd of more than 600.
 A statue of St. Joseph, which hAs been placed near the reetory, was dedicated after the Mass.
 The lists of speakers at the p@ns ouet was headed by Mayor John D. Monagan and Congressman Joseph Talbot, Musical programs were ren. dered by the church choir both at the Mass and at the banquet.
 Guest entertainers at the pan. ouet were Barbara Darlys and Mary KiSis, concert and radio sing. CTS Tadas Sidlauskas, pianist, and Vytaitas DaeevIciuS, concert paan- iSt and composer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-30
Personal Legislative
 Interference Played
Edward P. Egan Attacks Methods Used By Senator
 Summa in Last General Assembly Session

the Pitch Reservoir for the City of waterbury, much needed ct that time, and without which the Enanus facturers would have been seriously handicapped on account of inades quate water supply during the war effort, was passed.
 I worked for Q change increag- ing the State Police force in male numbers, also adding female police to the force,
 As a member of the Appropria- tons Committee I put through c bill for the Waterbury Trade School, which l hope we will DO able to complete at the next ses' sion of Legislature, On this same committee, worked and voted for bill lncreRsing tho wages Of all state employees.
 As Chairman of Public Health and Safety, put through iluE1er' ous bills affecting sanitary conoi' tions throughout the state. l also helped to put through Q bill for the study control of Cancer.
 I also passed c bill controlling the slaughtering of cattle in the cerls tral area under the supervision of the Health Officer In the city Of Waterbury. .,.
 I voted for oil good, constructive legislatio affecting the city or WE" terbury and the state Of ConneeI' cut"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-30
GIRL SCOUT WEEK
 UCHERED IN HERE

Girls Scouts Of the city and nation yesterday began observation of diFi Scout week, with uniformed Scouts in evidence at church services yes. terday and at school today. Various troops of the city have planned gpeciai events to commemorate the birthday of the Girl Scout founder, Juliette Low.
 The theme Of the Girl Scout week viii be Service to Hospitais", 1t has been digcioged the Scouts of the na- ton have contributed two million hours of service for hospitals since Pearl Harbor. The local Scouts hays assisted numerous social agencies as well as the local hospitals.
 Potsiuck suppeFS have been plan. red by numerous troops of the city, many joining together for . large celebration.