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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-05

zen kuJlS sc HIIeluJe AI1lly
Flyer, ter je ucna knjiga "a
znanstveno poucevanje AWAIT
ke. To knjigo sta stara prijate-
liza, sedaj generala, spisala, ko
sta bila skupaj ma poletu v A.
laski.
Kot oseba je gen. Eaker zelo
vljuden clovek, hladnega nasto-
pa, bolJ poeasen govoru, do
cim je njegova postava srednja
in bolj cokata, obraz pa poln in
ceden. Zdaj mu je 81 let in. ro-
dill Sc jew Field Creeku, Texas.
Zelo rad ina Sport, posebno dr.
sanje ma ledu, tents, jahanje in
| golf.
V letu 1912, ko je bill Eaker
v vojni diva meseca, je bill ime-
novan "a brigadnega generala
v evropskem vojnem teatru. Po-
veljeval je bombni skupini le-
talcev, XII je napadla Rouen v
Franciji. S tenn, da je sci svo-
jimi mozmi, ko so bombardirali
ellie, je dokazal, da je v pra-
vem glede sveje teorije, XII jo je
zapisal in katera veil: "Nihce,
XII nj bill nikdar sam udelezen v
zracnih bojih, ne bi smell delati
naertov "a take napadalne po-
lete pravi zracni poveljniki
ne posiljajo svojih letalcev v
boj, pac pa jih vodijo sami."
Mncgo je delal skupaj tudi z
angleskim zracnim poveljni-
kom, marsalom Sir Arthur Ira.
verson, XII je incl bogate izkus
!nje v poveljeyanju v nocnih
bombnih napadih. Poznala sta
Sc zo pred vojno in sta tako
postala iskrena prijatelja. Ea-
ker je bill posebno interesiran v
to, Ga nauei svoje letalce tocne
pogoditve tarce in v tenn je tu-
di tako dobro uspel, da je pre-
jel mesecu avgustu odlikova.
nje srebrne zvezde, kar je &C.
trio najvisje vojasko odlikova-
nje.
spomladi, leta 1943, je bill
gen.. Eaker "a poveljnika s. a.
meriske zraene. sile v Anglji
Medtem, ko so Anglezi nadalje-
vail z nocnim bombardiranjem,
50 ameriski letalci uvedli pre-
cizno bombardiranje podnevu,
Toda kmalu pa je bila skoro ce-
lotna sila 8. armade poslana v
Severno Afriko in Eaker 81 je
moral sestaviti novo zracno ST.
10. V tenn je uspel v toliko, da
je koncem leta njegova posad-
lka 8. armade napravila preko
|8O poletov mad Evropo, ter uni
ella 1882 sovraznih letal, svojih
pa je zglbna saIno 40.
Ko 50 ga Y Angliji vprasali
maj napravi govor, je skromno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-05

VobiIo no o+vori+ev
kampanje Lauscheta in Rooseueta dine TO- septenbra
Slorenskem drustuenen domu, Euclid Ohio

kampanje Lauscheta in Rooseuetta dine TO- septembra
Slouenskem drustUenem domus Euclid, Ohio
"Zamujena sreca jev starosti kovac srca'
Ak covek duhu gleda zamu jene,
Po pot ko danes holds brez tovarisie,
Mrzi pot ma cello marsikrat doide,
Zakaj 81 zbal Sc srecat prot idoce srece,
Srece zamujene, starosti kovac
srce pris neusmil jeni gostaGi,S
&c ednega utolazis, da pomiri,
Sc drugi, boil mocnejsi, tebi oglas,
Marsi'krat druzbi opazujes smeh,
Ko vdis tovarisjo sedeti po stoeh,
Vsak b rad obazil glas pekocih sree,
&c ME bolj toaz bolje so kricec, ~
Ii gostac povsod gredo S teboj,
Srece zamuj jene SO tovarsi tvoj
Oni poznajo tolazbe, solza,
Razedajo tebi oboke cd srca,
Poslusaj glas srca, kar tebi narekuje,
Poveje dan cd srca, veckrat je pekoce,
Ubogaj ga ker to je tvoje srece klic
Skesanih solz nikdar ne DO ma tvojih lie,
Ako b bill posusal kar srce govori,
Srca kovaci tudi prjat tvoj bi b
Poslusal bi prijetni glas in njih odrnev,
In tudi ii bi mimi pesmico zape
Ia pesmica zapeta, maj Sc tax glasi,
Desetega septembra Euclid gremo mi,
Poslusat Frank Lauscheta, tako on veil,
Da glasove vseh Slovanov, da on dobi,
Dobro je posusat mas ga Franka glas,
On vedno je pripravjen brant domu cast,
Vsak, kateri odklone mas vessel poziv
Ia kovace srce move bo dobil.
James l. Rotter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-05
Urednikova
poSta
Politiena aktivnost
v Euclidu, Ohio

tie Sc zivo zanimajo "a jesenske
federalne, drzavne in okra jne
volitve. Organizirai so Euclid
Roosevelt Lausche kampani-
ski odbor, katerega naloga bo,
da pri jesenskih volitvah zmaga
demokratska glasovnica.
V nedeljo 10. septembra oh
1870 uri popoldne ia odbor o.
tvori v imenu Slovencev zivecih
v drzavi Ohio, kampanjo "a IL
volitev Frank J. Lauscheta "a
governerja drzave Ohio, pod mi
lin nebom ma vrtu Slovenskega
drustvenega donna v Euclid, O.
Kampanjski odbor 81 je zacrtal,
da bo po moznosti otvoritev
kampanje S povorko, v kateri
bodo nastopile narodne nose in
vezbalnl krozkl. Ma vrtu DO 60
vorniski oder, ma katerem bodo
izvajane solistov in duetov pev-
ske tocke. Glavni govornik bo
mas odlieni rojak in kandidat "a
governerja Frank J. Lausche.
Poleg MEGA DO nekaj izbornih
govornikov toda lie omejeno Ste
vilo, da bodo imeli posetniki do
volj casa "a prosto zabavo.
V domovi dvorani bo pies in
pod kosato senco pa vee tocil-
mic "a sveze in mrzlo pivo. Yes
eisti dobieek tega dneva je do
loeen "a Lauschetov kampaniski
fond.
Prijazno Sc opozarja Sloven-
ce, zivece sirom drzave Ohio,
posebno pa, IL Clevelanda in O.
kolice maj Sc ze danes odlocijo,
da bodo ia dan gostje in poset-
niki tega narodnega dneva, ka-
teri maj DO manifestacija nase
narodne zavesti "a sina, po ka-
terim Sc pretaka nasa kri.
Odbor bo zelo hvalezen onim
nasim zenam, XII imajo narodne
nose, da svojo udelezbo prijavi-
jo, hvalezen vezbalnim krozkom,
&c bi pri povorki nastopili in
hvalezen vsakomur, kdorkoli je
pripravljen pri zgodovinskem
dnevu sodelovati. ..
&c sc bono Slovenci zavedali
vaznosti tega dneva in dneva, XII
DO prvic zabelezen v zgodovini
nasega zivlja v novi domovini,
bi moral biti vsak navzoc, da S
tenn demonstrira m oc nasega
naroda, kateri trdno in strum-
no stojl "a simon slovenske ma
tere, XII Sc vsled postenja in BIZ
stroumnosti povzpenja ma vi
SEX drzavnega administrators.
Narod, dvigni glave, dan Sc bli-
Ia, ko bo v prestolici drzave
TVOJ in MOI brat nosil prapor
ameriske boginje SVOBODEs
Sodeluj in zgodovina tn bo hvas
|lezna.
Euclid Roosevelt ! Lausche IN
kampanjski odbor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-05
General Eaker- poveljnik zavezniske
zracne sile Sredozemlju

General poroenik Ira c..
Eaker je bill solski ucitelj dr.
zavi Oklahomi, ko je izbruhnila
prva svetovna vojna. Sedaj je
ma celu zavezniskih zracnih sill
v Sredozemlju. Leta 1927 je bill
odlikovan, ker je uspesno zavr-
Sill polet okrog juzno-ameriske-
ga kontinenta, ter je tekom te-
ga poleta "dobre volje" pokazal
izredne sposobnosti in letalsko
izurjenost pod najtezjimi okol-
scinami, ma katere je naletel te-
kom poleta.
Dve lett pozneje je Eaker 20.
pet dosegel izreden rekord, ko
sta gen. Spaatzom vzposta-
villa rekord vztrajnosti in sta
obdrzala letalo "Question Mark
v zraku celih $50 ur - "a ia
ladalgni uspeh v letalstvu je bill
odikovan letalskim krizcem
in pozneje 81 je pridobil raz-
mimi letalskimi poizkusi in vzle-
tt Sc dodatna letalska odlikova-
MIA in priznanje.
Nekaj let zatem je sodeloval
pri poletu preko kontinenta, te'
:: kom katerega so pilotje vodili
svoja letala zgolj S pomocjo in
strunlentov, to Sc pravi, da sc
bile izvidne line letal zastrte in
MISC mogli .pilotje videti ma zem.
ljo, pa SO vkljub temu sledili
tocno dolocenim zracnim cr.
lam.
V ostalem je zivel Eaker xiv.
ljenje povprecnega letalca anne
riSke zracne armade. Izucil Sc
je letalstva ma letiscih' Austin
in Kelly v Texasu. Poterh je bill
poslan ma Filipino in je kmalu
prisel naprej do Gina kapitana
in eksekutivnega castnika, ter j.
bill tudi poveljniski castnik ma
letaliscu v Manili. Pozneje je
tudi bill v vodstvu ma letaliscu
:Iitchel blizu New Yorka in pri.
dobljen je bill tudi "a nekaj ca
sa armadni zracni postni sluzbi
Temu aktivnemu sluzbovanju
je sledilo Sc solanje v zraenj
taktiki in tehniki, kot tudi ma.
mescenje v uradu sefa zracnih
korov v Washingtonu. -.
General Eaker Sc je poleg a,
viacije zanimal tudi "a zurna-
lizem in pravi, da bi hotel pc
koncani vojni podezelski case.
pis. studiral je tudi pravo in Sc
zaninal "a zgodovino - poseb'
no ga je zanimalo vse kar ina
zgodovina "a povedati 0 Napo'
leonu in pa 0 ameriskem gene.
ralu Robert E. Lee-ju.
General Arnold je dober pri.
! jatelj Eakerjev in skupno ali y
! koloboraciji z njina je spisal tr
knjige Q letalstvu. Zadnja oo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-05

preti zaveznske napore "a uncene navecjega sovraz
nika clovestva.
"Vse narodne in demokratiene pridobitve, katere
mas narod dosegel casa t etne borbe prot okupa
torju in njegovim krvnikom zajamcene pogodb Te
p1idobtve nasemu narodu garance, da bo mic
storjeno proti njegovi volj. w..
"Pogodba S predsednikom Jugosovanske Wade
Londonu Dr. jem lvanom subasicem, je razultat zmag
nasega naroda mad okupatorem in njegovim rabbi Zao
pomeni tako vazen korak konGn likvidacij gnjusne
in krmnalne zarote odkrtih kot spretno prkrh zarot
nikov cd Nedica in Paveica pa do Draze Miha ovica,
XII sprejema oroze cd okupatorjev TEN, da Sc bori-
o proti nase Narodno Osvobodilne voske in nasega
roda Nj dvoma, da DO ia pogodba zeo vazen prspevek
ocvrsttvi ednsva nash narodov njhovi tezki borbl
proti okupatorj jen in njihovm rabem
"Za one XII so Sc izven in Sc bojijo te pogodbe je
to zadne povabo, da sodelujejo gibanju Narodnega
osvobojena in store svoo doznos do nhove muceniske
ocetnjave Ia sporazum je koncno in odocno povabio
vsem zavednim Srbom, XII sluzio okupatorju in XII Sc
borijo proti svoega lastnega naroda pod Nedicem in
Drazo Mihaj jlovicem da pristopjo Narodno osvobod
mi vosk Jugoslavije Hrvatom, posebno Domobran-
in Ustasan XII borli srani okupatorja prot
svoj jemu lastnemu narodu in prot zaveznikom nasih
lastnh narodov skoro tri eta in ia nacn prizade
svoji hrvask domovni seko sramoto. To tudi odna
Sa slovenske Domobrance, XII bill organiziran po
izdaacu Rupniku, da boro proti svojemu lastnemu
narodu ma stran nemskega okupatorja Nj vec mogoce
|da komurkoli odpusca tenn trenutku ko narod
bor zivjenje in smrt Nobeden strankarsk ali kater
koli nteres opraveiti one, XII zven ali cello
sluzio okupatoru. Fronta nase narodne borbe
boenje e dovol sroka vsakega XII ljub svoj narod
in XII e pripravljen, da bori orozjem obram
bi svoje svobode, da najde njej svoje mesto.
"Koncno ho6emo naglast, kako je materijalna pod
pora, XII e dana nasi Vosk narodnega osvobojenja cd
srani nash veikih zaveznkov, Veike Britane, Zedi
nenh Drzav Amerke in Sovjetske Unje koristna in IL
datna in potom izrazamo naso hvaeznost to pod
poo Mi veramemo, da bodo nas zaveznk nadal jevali
vso mogoco pomocjo tud bodoce, ako da bodo ma
rodi ugoslavije svoo Vosko narodnega osvobojenja
storli elm vec skupnem naporu "a koncno zmago mad
zletm okupatorjem.
! Podpisan: j. B. TITO
Predsednik: "Nacionalnega
komiteta osvobojenja Jugosavije''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-05

Mrs. Tttman, soproga nekega amerskega diploma
ia, je ba med mnogimi Amerikanci, XII SO prbezali v
Vatkan v zavetisce, ko je Amerika vstop1a vojno.
Zgonja slka o kaze ko e pri vhodu Vatikan pozdra
villa prihaajoce Amerikance, XII nahaja zmago-
vito peto armado XII je Vatikan osvobodila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-05

! Podpisan: ]. B. THO
Predsednik: "Nacionalnega
komiteta osvobojenja Jugoslavije''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
CHIEF CORMLEY
 ISSUES REPORT
Only 25 Arrests During
 Month, Some Cases Continued

Naugatlck. Aug. 2.-Police Chief John J. GOrmley issued his monthly report Tuesday night showing only 25 arrests were made during the month of July. TWenty-two were males and three females. There were 28 eases, some having been cons tinued, Chief dOrmley said.
 Eleven were charged with viola ton of the motor vehicles law, seven breach of peace, four tptoylcation. tw0 non-sIpport; two violation of the borough ordinance; one, ylolas ton of the liquor control act; one, obtaining money under false pre-" tenseg; one, assault.
 Bonds were called tn five eases, tgO were found not guilty, three were n0lled by the prosecutor. eight paid fines and costs, three had sentences suspended and five eases were continued,
 The regular force lost one day as the result of illness, b3s hours ol special duty were performed, 70 stores and offices were t0pna open and 22 lOdgeTs were accommodated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
CAPT. JOHN BURKE
 REPORTED GOOD
Was Painfully Injured Wien ThrOwH From
 Pump Trailer

Naugatuek, Aug, 2,-The eongls tl0p of Capt, John Burke of fhe gusrds ct the Naugatuck Chemical and Synthetic Rubber Plants, Unleee states RubEaT co. who was palDS fully lEiuFed Tuesday afternoon Tes sponding to . fire alarm at tsle plsnt, was reported as "Roods te' day ct the Waterbury hospital, MT, Burke Was thrown from . pusnps trailer, attached to the fire RpBaFas tHs, He suffered facial cuts end was removed to Waterbury b0spltsl in the community ambulance.
 According to company oiuelals, the tFaileYspimp struck aIl obstacle answering the alarm and Capt Burke was thrown Of to the ground,
 The officials said today that capt, Burke did not suffer any broken bones ard would be discharged shortly from the hospital. He sue feFed also. it Was aald. from shock, due t0 the fnll. He was attended by pr. william V. Hlll. shortly after the aealaselt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
WILLIAM KELLY
 IS IMPROVING
Accident Under Investiga- ton; Driver of Car
 Is Cleared

Naugatuck. Aug. 3-The condition of William Kelly, sA of ie6 South Main strees, who is . patient at New Haven hospital after suffering g. skull fracture Saturday night. was reported this morning as slightly improved Mir. Kelly's name is still on the danger list. however
 Investigation into the accident is continuing. Chief of Police John ]. GoFmley said this morning. The driver of an auto which, the police chief said, drove away shortly after the accident. has been questioned and has cleared himself of suspi- sion the chief said. The identity of the driver was not disclosed.
 At first it was thought Mir. Kelly fell down a stairway at his home but police said there is a possibility he may have been hit by car while crossing Main street.
 Mr, Kelly was removed from St. MGFy's hospital, Waterbury. to New Haven hospital Tuesday so that a brain surgeon would be available if such an operation becomes neces- sary. Ills wife is at his bedside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
COL. J.L. DALTON
 BACK IN COUNTRY
Took Part in GuadaIcanal and New Georgia Cam.
 paigns, Expected Here

Naugatuck, Aug. 2-Col. James L. Dalton of Nangatuck and Essex Center. Vt, who participated in the Guadalcanal and New Georgia cam paigns, has returned to the United States and at present is holding a reunion with his family at Essex Center. 1t was learned today.
 Col. Dalton hopes to get to Naug- atuck later this month, his aunt, Miss Esther Dalton of Galpin street said today. He has not been here in five years. He was born in Nauga- tuck and educated at local schools ana was graduated from West Point in 1888.
 It is the first time Col. Dalton has seen his wife and daughter, Kit. since the Pearl Harbor attack when they were living on Hawaii. It was also the first time he has seen his two-year-old daughter. Beth, Mrs. Dalton and her daughter were evacuated from Hawai- in January, i942.
 Col. Dalton's return to this eoun- try was a welcome surprise. Miss Dalton said, for in a letter she Te- ee.Yed from her nephew three weeks ago. he held out no hope of getting back to the United States in the near future,
 He headed an Army force which fought it's way through part of Guadalcanal and finally met an- other Army unit cleaning up the other part of Guadaleanal. The junction of these forces and the handicap exchanged by Col. Dalton with the head of the other U, s, unit signified the completion of the conquest of Guadaleanal,
 Col. Dalton later saw much action in the New Georgia campaign and was sent to New Zealand to rest Later his unit was transferred to New Caledonia,
 His wife is the former Kay staT- bird, poet and daughter Of Brig, Gen. Alfred Andrews StaFblrd,
 WOmens Land Girls have formed A cricket club at Writtle, England,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
w. RadO ReappOinted Treasurer
Fire Dept. Will Not
 Accept Inhalator
Police Equipment Not interchangeable; It's Purchase
 Had Recently Been Voted On

Naugatuck, Aug. 2.-The police department inhalator will not be ace cepted by the fire department if it is offered, Fire Chief John J. Sheridan said Tuesday.
 Tubes for the two inhalators are not interchangeable because they are different kinds of machines, Chief Sheridan said. The one in use at the fire department is an inhalator and that used by the poe lice department acts as an inhala- tor and respirator.
 Chief Sheridan denied Tuesday that the fire department ever owned the inhalator used by the police men and said that this inhalator would cause "confusion and might even imperil lives" because 1t is of a different type from the one used at present in the fire department
 The oxygen and carbon dioxide content of the two machines IS uif- ferent, Chief Sheridan said. He exc plained: "I certainly have no ob- lection to the police department se- curing a new iilhalator," but assert. ed trustees Of the community am- bulance fund have no authority to dictate the policy of the fire depart ment"
 The trustees, Warden Leo J. Bro phy, Norman Wood and Chief Oormley recently voted to purchase the new inhalator for the police department and it was after this decision that Chief Gormley an- nounced the former one would be turned over to the fire department.
 The trustees have not informed him Of any such plans for disposad of the inhalator, Mir. Sheridan said. Chief Sheridan stressed that his belief that confusion would occur were his department to have two different types of inhalators in the different types of inhalators is the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
OILINC SERVICE
 HAS BEEN ASKED
Sixty.TwO Persons Apply to Have DriVeways
 Oiled

Naugatuek, Aug, ? -- slgtyStw0 persons have applied to have their drlYegays oiled by the street depart- ment, Borough Clerk Charles y, Daly said today,
 No oil was available for this puF. pose ln the past two years and cons sequently many dFlyeways need the work,
 It Is expected that street depart ment workers will start 0lling the dFlVeWays later this month,
 Only those who have had dTiYeS ways oiled in the past by the town can apply as the supply available would not permit work 0n drive. ways Of others,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
SUMMA
 MEETS RELATIVES
Sees Fathers Four Broth. CTS at RuOti and POtinza
 im Italy

Naugatuek, Aug. 2.-Egt. Joseph Eumnla, te, son Of Mir, and MsS, Joseph Enmma Of 25 Baldwin street, recently had "the thrill of a life- tlme," when he met his fathers family iD Ru0ti and PotenEa, Italy he wrote his parents recently,
 Sgt, 6umma, who has seen action in North Africa, Sicily, Sardinia and Elba, WFote;
 He met for the first time hls fathers four brothers, Rocco, Vito, Vincent and John, but could not see his aunt because she was not home, "Tae i've of them have sa children among them" Sgt, summa wrote.
 He met his fathers aunt and John G0ngellaFa, uncle of Nicholas ManS zine Of Naugatuek,
 His father vas born ln Ru0ti and came to this country 2e years ago, P0tensa, a city near Ru0ti has changed considerably since hts father lived there. Sgt, slnma wrote,
 Ills relatives gave him q feast 0f homemade maeaTani, roast chicken, sansaees, salad and "plenty 0f red vine" Sgt, RuHma slept iH bls fathers former home and ssld t was 2 day v wlll never for' get"
 Sgt, summa Is g member Of the Army Signal Corps and hitch hlked on fehEeFsh0lNbeT from hls station ip Corsica 10 P0tenza, He wrote that be recently saW much action st Elba, the island to which hapol- con was eKiled,
 Sgt, Gnnlma has been in the seEvs lee l9 months and overseas l6 months, He was 8 member 0f the 6t, Mary university freshman foot. ball squad shortly before he joined the Army,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Aug. 2.-Richard Hayes. s 2ic, U. S. Navy. is spend- ing a few days at his home on Cur. tiss street.
 Captain Gordon Tynan has re- turned to Fort sill, Okla, after vis- Hing with AIT. and Mrs. Daniel G. Lyman Of Central avenue. Mrs. Bertha Swanson of New street. teller at the Naugatuek Saw ings bank. is spending this week in Mantle.
 Miss Tessie Bauman ef Bridge. port was a weekend guest 0e Mrs. Theresa Wilcox of Ward street.
 4 mid-week Bible study will be held this evening at o'clock at the Hillside Congregational church. The fourth and fifth chapters of Genesis will be discussed.
 MF. and Rlrs. Richard Tuekey Of clsFks Ilill read, Prospect, f0rmeT- ly Of Union City, have returned fr0m . visit in New York. They attended the Cards-D Dodgers game Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Brennan and daughter, Anne Brennan, of Bridge street have returned from a weekend visit with MT. and Mrs. Andrew Brennan of Forest Hills. L. l.
 MT. and AIFs. Freeman ThuFst0B and Miss Blanche ThBFsi0n ef Homestead avenue attended the 2Sth wedding anniversary of MF. and Mrs. Peter M0Ttensan in Welh- ersfeld last saturday,
 4 silver tea under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the Salem Lutheran church will be held Thurs day. August 10. at 2:30 D. m, tn the church hall, The committee Of ar- arrangements includes Mrs. Victor Ol- son. Mrs. Jennie Anderson. Mrs. Os- ear Carlson. Mrs. Carl Thompson, Mrs, Victor Roils, Mrs. Andrew An- deFson and Mrs. Alex Ludln,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
.TWO-WAY EXITS
 ARE ORDERED
John MaIlak Must Have These on Greenwood
 st. Property

Naugatuck. Aug. 2 - John Mall lak was ordered to place two-way exits on his property on Greenwood street and to see that tenants use containers in back yarrs properly, Fire Marshal Michael F. Shea's rec port for July shows.
 Joseph Wolcin of l2 Aetna street was ordered to remove a drum con- taining range oil from his property as the oil was dripping over the veranda.
 Manuel Sousa was ordered to place a chimney on his incinerator on Maple stdeet. He has complied with the order for two exits on the third floor at his property at l48 Cherry street, Mir. Shea reported.
 Mir. Shea reported he inspected bazaar at St. Mary's church and that fire extinguishers were placed in each concession. The bazaar was visited by him periodically while 1t was in progress. He also reported inspecting the carnival on Bridge street sponsored by the American Legion.
 Partial progress is reported in making Improvements on the Osborn Realty Company property suggested by the fire marshal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
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Brazil, Ind. - lUPl VI James 6ies vens0n Of Brazil thinks he has found something which might make him . fortune - C he can propa. gate exactly the small gFeen'head frog he found. It has six legs Rnd four 0f them arc hind legs, greatly prlsed hy gonFmels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-02
ADD 70 CAMDEN HAEARps

Kansas CIly, Kan, - lUPl - George Righam. eTstwhIle victory gardener, discovered that D horses were using his garden fof . playS ground, The unidentified herd spent most of one afternoon and evening rompIng and st0mpIng among the Tadisbes, Bigham re- ported,
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reason for his decision not Co ae. cept the police department machine if it Is offered.
 The paper salvage committe has raised sl65 from sale of waste pa- per which has been set aside for purchase of a new inhalator for the fire department. Chief Sheridan said.
 The one used by his department at present is made by the Mine Safety Appliances O., and has proved its value in the past. he said.
 Monthly Street Report
 The monthly report of superir. tendent of Streets Harold ". Mur- tha shows street repairs last month cost s62o.52.
 The total payroll expenses of his department in July was ss,T5i.7o. his report showed.
 Other major items were: Street cleaning. s643; oiling streets. town aid, s598.0S; grading streets. si6e.06; collecting salvage paper, e2S5s51; railings. si76: borough dump. eiia; cutting brush. s803.s4: borough yard Sii245: storm sewer maintenance. si57.ss; vacations. sl03.2s.
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Meyers. Hillside avenue.

Meyers. Hillside avenue.
 Also John M. OBrien, Rubber ave- nue; Prank O'Shea. Hotchkiss street Lillian Quackenbush, Aetna street; Jacob Schwartz, Melbourne Court; Mary Shepherd, Scott street; Guy Sloan, Maple street; Carl w. Thoinp son, New street; Maude Tripp. New Haven road: and Daniel J. Walsh, Olive street.