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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
Nemski polom na Poljskem raste
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LONDON, torek rs. julia. - Rdeca vojska je wee
raj zadala Nemcem ma Poljskem vsto katastrofalnih
udarcev, XII SO razkla nacjske armade dvoje Rusi
SO velkem zelezniskem centru Lublinu ocsti zadne
ostanke nemskega odpora in zavze mesto Lukow XII le
Ii samo so mill juznovzhodno cd Varsave. JUNO cd
Luknowa so prekorac reko San in dereo drektno prot
$50 mill oddalieni nenlski Sleziji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
zARO X A

Mr.. in Mrs. John Ratzman, z
19OO6 Muskoka Ave-, sporoca-
ia, da sta Sc zarocila njiju hcer-
ka Caroline in Mr.. Edward Ia
dell, z 13608 Ashburton Rd. -
Bio srecno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
AMERESKI LETALCI
BAJE USTRELJENI

LONDON, Is. julia. - IL
zuricha Sc poroca, da so nem-
Ski vojaki in policisti ustrelili
tri ameriske letalce, XII SO Sc S"
padali spustili il gorecega leta-
la blizini jezera Constance.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25

sestnikov preko 1860 akrov
bodo vzeta lastnikom, XII bodo
delezni placila, pod pogojem,
"da so Sc obnasali PATRIOTIC
no."
Poljakom, bivajocim v ino-
zemstvu, razen izdajalcev, bo
dovoljeno, da Sc vrnejo domov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
S q j A

Nocoj, oh s. uri Sc v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. vrsi seja podruznice
stew. 35, JPO, SIS. Clanstvo je
proseno, da Sc udelezi polnoste-
vino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25

popolnoma ignorira zamejn,
donu.
Nova vlada, XII uziva oporo
sovjetske Wade, :je nastala il
Poljskega narodnega sveta, XII je
incl sedez v Moskvi.
Manifest, XII je bill sestavljen
ma dan, ko je Rdeca vojska pre-
koracila Holm, prvo mesto pre-
ko demarkacijske linije v poll
skem ozemlju, je bill oddajan ma
moskovskem radiju, il cesar je
sklepati, da ina vsaj zacasno o.
dobritev sovjetske Wade.
Obtozba proti zamejnemu
5, rezimu
V manifestu Sc zamejno VIA
do v Londonu oznacuje "a nele-
galno, in naznanja formiranje
zdruzene poljske armade, sesto-
jece iz podtalne vojske ma Poll
skem in poljske armade v Ru-
siji.
Reeeno je, da je vrhovna ko-
manda zdruzene armade v pro-
cesu formiranja.
Osobje provizoricne Wade
objavljeno
Predsednik in zunanji mini
ster provizoriene Wade je Ed
ward Osuska Morawski, vodja
podtalnega gibanja, XII je nedav-
no dospel v Rusijo. Podpred-
sednica je Wanda Wasilevski,
gen. Mihael Rola-Zelinski, je O.
brambni minister in vrhovni po-
veljnik armade, Andrej Witos,
nekdanji premier in voditel
kmecke stranke, pa je minister
poljedelstva.
v manifestu je receno, da Sc
DO vzhodna poljska meja dolo-
ella v vzajemnem sporazumu z
Rusijo.
Podana je obljuba, da DO no
va vlada upostavila demokrat'
ske svobodscine in v ia namen
Sc imajo pri prvi priliki vrsiti
parlamentarne voitve.
VISA vzhodna Nemcija Sc lima
vrniti Poljslxi
Il proglasa je razvidno, da
bo novi rezim zahteval sirok do
stop k morju in vkljucil v Poll
sko ne samo Vzhodno Prusijo
temvec tudi druge dele vzhodne
Nemcije vzhodno slezijo ir
dele Pomeranije in Brandebur
ga do reke Odre.
Glede vzhodne meje pravi ma
nifest:
"Poljska zemlja Po1jakom; u
krajinska, beloruska in litvan
ska zemlja Sovjetski Ukrajini
Sovjetski Bell Rusiji in Soviet
ski Litvi.'
Cd nacijev zaplenjena lastnin'
bo vrnjena
VISA lastnina, XII so jo zaple
Mill Nemci, DO vrnjena postav
MIN lastnikom in upeljana DO 9
i grarna reforma. ZemIja izdajal
/ cev in Nemcev bo vzeta bre
I odskodnine,
Posestva velikih poljskih Pc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
ZDRAVNIK ODSOTEN

DR.. Rudolph Antoncic poroca,
da DO odsoten il svoJega urada
ma 1O515 Carnegie Ave-, do z.
augusta, ko bo zopet priSel or
dinirati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
Poljakina osvobojenem ozemIju
proglasiIi svojo Iastno Waldo;
zahtevajo del vzhodne NemGije
Provizoricni rezzim, XII ina
oporo Rusije, je obrnil hrbet
zamejni vladi v Londonu

MOSKVA, "a. JULIA - Poljski narodni osvobodil-
nj odbor e danes pojski zeml, kaero je osvoboda
Rdeea voska objavl progas katerm je odbor pro-
glasil provzoricno vado Poske. Osvobodiln odbor
popolnoma ignorira zamejno vado, XII nahaja Lon
donu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
POBIRANJE ASESNENTA

Danes je 25. julia, in tajni-
XII drustev, XII zborujejp v slo-
.yenskem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave, bodo nocojs pobirali
assessment "a tekoci nesec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25

Podpriino borbo Amerike n deme-
kracijo in svobodo sveta . nakupam
vojnih bondov In ojno-var6eyalnlh
xnamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25

LOU lllllJ coAciJSll1 1lClioh1
Moskva je V posebnem komu-
nikeju naznaniIa, da so Nemci
liza zacetka giganticne poletne
ofenzive %. junija izgubili $780,
900 MOI, XII so bill ubiti ali uje-
ii.
V TEN stevilu pa SO vkljuce-
ne samo izgube, katere so zada-
le Nemcem stiri ruske armade,
medtem ko sedaj prodira proti
Nemciji najmanj sedem ruskih
armad ma 800 mill dolgi 'front.',
XII Sc razteza cd Baltika pa do
Karpatskega gorovja. Cd skup-
mega stevila je bilo 381, ,41O
Nemcev ubitih, 158,48O pa so
jih Rusi ujeli.
Nemska katastrofa raste cd
: ure do ure :.
NemSka katastrofa Sc VEGA
cd ure do ure. Rusi prodirajo
proti zapadu povprecno emo uro
ma milo, kar je nekaj nezaslis-
mega, in VISA ogromna fronta Sc
kreta kot ena sama edinica.
Vojaski opazovalci v Londo-
nu pravijo, da z g O d vim a ne
pomni takega vojaskega ci n a ,
kot ga vprizarja sedaj ma
vzhodni 'front.' Rdeca vojska.
Rusi rs mill Oh Visle
Snoci so Sc RUS nahajali sa-
mo Sc Is mill cd reke Visle, ki
je zadnja obrambna linija na po-
tt proti Nemciji.
z zavzetjem Lublina, XII Sc ma
haja v geograficnem eel n u
Poljske, so Rusi nemske arma-
de ma Poljskem razklali ma dvo-
je, medtem ko je zavzetje Lu-
kowa cd strani prve beloruske
armade pod poveljstvom mar
sala Konstantina Rokosovske.
ga presekalo progo IL Brest-Li-
tovska, XII je nudila zadnjo pri-
liko "a nemski beg IL omenjene-
ga mesta.
Rusi samo so mill Cd Varsave,
pravi Berlin
Brest Litovsk je ostal dalet
"a boino fronto. Berlinski ra-
dio je danes primal, da so Mem
ci v Brest Litovski obkoljeni
in je Rdeea vojska re vdrla v
mesto.
Glasom poroeila il Berlina
so Nemci pod pritiskom ruske'
ga valjarja umakniii iz mests
Siedlice, XII lezi samo SO mil
vZhodno cd Varsave.
Rde6a vojska prodira proti
Krakow
S prekoracenjem Sana so Ru
81 prisli $50 do 140 mill cd mem
ske slezije, in prodirajo v pre-
mi crti ma poti proti Nemeij
naravnost proti Krakow.
Rusi so prekoracili S a n n,
so mill dolgi 'front.' severno Q,
Jaroslava, odkoder SO Memo
glasom porocila il Berlina Z
zbezali.
| ,gz Rusi vdrli v Lvov
! Obkoljeni Lvov, ki je osts
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25

Vsakdo lahko pomaga zmagi, ako shrani star pa
pir in ga izroc uporabo vojne svrhe nedejo 80.
julia je Clevelandu "Vctory Paper Salvage Day. Pet
najst sto truckov in armada $4,000 prostovonih deav
cev bo obskala seherno uco mestu GILLETTE, da bo star
papr XII ga innate tratoaru pred vasim domom do g..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
v0DJE zAR0TE
Y NEk(IJI SO
U5LI GESTApU
Porocila z meje pravijo,
da je vecina vojaskih
zarotnikov ukanila
Hitlerjevo cistko

LoANDoAN, Af. JullJd. 4No-
ciji so bill noeoj Sc vedno v kon-
troll Nemcije, kjer vlada zelez-
ma roka Gestapa, toda porocila
z meje pravijo, da je bilo v Hit
lerjevi cistki zarotnikov prot
nacijskemu rezimu likvidiranih
lie primeroma malo voditeljev,
Xxi so po vecini izginili in Sc IL
gubili v podtalnem gibanju.
Neko zanesljivo porocilo pra-
vi, da je cd "visokega odbora
opozicije" bill zajet in usmrcen
edino le gen. Ludwig Beck, XII je
prejel tajno obvestilo, da DO a.
retiran, ampak je bill zajet pc
nakljucju.
Himmler ne We, kdo SO
ZarOtniki
Isto porocilo pravi, da cello
Himmlerju, nacelniku Gestapa
MISC znana imena zarotniskega
-odbora; dasiravno je odbor oh.
stojal vec kot pol leta. Reeeno
je, da so v MEM pred predstav-
niki katoliskih in protestant
skin elementov.
Vesti il svice Javljajo, da je
Hitler "a jutri sklical v Berch-
tesgadenu konferenco, ma ka-
teri Sc bo izbralo move genera
lie "a rusko in baltisko fronto.
General ma baltiski 'front.' baje
aretiran
Neko poznejse >radijski poro-
clio je javilo, da je bill general
Lindemann, komandant nemske
armade v Baltiku, aretiran.
Berlin je danes po radiju ma
znanil, da Sc DO v teku nekaj
dni objavilo vrsto dekretov, ki
bodo globoko prizadeli vsakda.
ME zivljenje vseh prebivalcev
in dostavil, da Nemcija posta'
ne "narod borcev v najbolj do.
besednem pomenu."
Diva ranjena umrla =:
Nemski radio je tudi mama
nil, da sta ranam podlegla diva
Hitlerjeva pobocnika, XII sta bi
la navzoca, ko je eksplodirals
bomba, XII je bila namenjena zs
firerja. r's...
Kot zrtvi sta navedena gen
Korten, nacelnik staba nemsks
zracne sile, in gen. Brandt, pr
vi castnik operacijske sekcij'
generalnega staba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25

Kupujte vojne bonde n. vp11o- varce-
vaIne xnamke, d bo 6lnpreJ poraxeno
osiS6e In yse. kar ono predstayljsl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25

VISA lastnina, XII so jo zaple-
Mill Nenci, DO vrnjena postav-
MIN lastnikom in upeljana bo q
grarna reforma. Zemlja izdajal-
cev in Nemcev bo vzeta brez
skodnine.
Posestya velikih poljskih po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-25
Rusi vdrli v LvOy

Obkoljeni Lvov, ki je ostal
Evening star., 1944-08-30

ninth depending on . choice ot
illnesses, he should have taken the
free opportunity to play the spade
jack. II 1t was covered by East, he
could try the heart finesse later
and have two chances instead Of q
single guess.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner; your opponents
were vulnerable and you were not;
AA106
0K954
CASA
&A75
The bidding:
You. schenken. Lishtner. Jacoby.
- Pass "a Pass
Answer-Pass. Since Lightner's
hand Is apparently too weak for
anything but . single raise, game
should not be attempted. Any rebid
by you might get you too high.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 20
per cent for two hearts or two no.
trump.
Question No. 1,789.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding Is different:
You. Schenken. Lightner. Jacoby.
4 Pass 10 Pass
ca
What do you bid? Answer to-
morrow
Evening star., 1944-08-30
Uncle Ruy's Corner

Jane Austen felt sorry because she
could not get her first book pub
lished, but she did not give up hope
Soon she wrote another novel
Sense and Sensibilty," but once
more she failed to find a publisher
Many q person would have stopred
writing at that point, but there Was
an urge in Miss Austen to make lie,
60 ahead. Much of her time she
spent helping her sister take care OF
the parsons household, but she
found moments in which she could
write. While sewing or preparing
meals, she would have an idea and
would 60 to q table and write down
q paragraph or two for her next
novel.
In 1893, shortly before her 2sd
birthday anniversary, Jane nm
ished . new novel, "Northaneer
Abbey" The manuscript was sold to
. London hrm called Crossbie & Co.
for . sum equal to about $50.
Happy was the young author for
. time, but the volume was not pub
lished. The company locked the
manuscript away in . safe and kept
1t there for years!
Thus three great English novels
went begging" for . publisher.
Years passed, and the Rev. Austen
died. Keeping house together were
the mother and her two daughters.
Now and then they received letters
from the sons in the family, but
these sons were making their living
elsewhere. two Of them being in the
British Navy.
In 1911 the novel Sense and Sen
sibility" went again to . publisher
and this time it appeared in print
Two years later, pride and Pref
udice" was published. This wa,
James first novel, but she had
changed it somewhat. It is the most
famous, though perhaps not the
best, of al she wrote.
Soon afterward, Emma" and
"Mans1aeld Park" were published
In not . dngle ons o& her novels
did the name Of Jane Austen ap-
pear - the Authog, While che VA
auvo. The books wsfo Rad b many
Evening star., 1944-08-30

Leslie, presents his ilrt air show from IN Army
camp.
WN, e:30-Eddis Oliver end his band.
M. 9:30-1hs D. 4. bstomss involved Ia
The case Of the Lonely Hsarts Club"
VOL. e:30-A romantic comedy about .
girl who knows oil about chemistry but nothing
about love.
VOL, t0:00-1hs chitsao bsars, ksiisa,I
Evening star., 1944-08-30
LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you have
"LetteEed- Out" correctly. It's not active.
Answer - Ysetsr6ay's L1TTEA-0UT.
(T EALTR FLARE ct lishts thu
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Evening star., 1944-08-30
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
How Did 1t Start.

Q. What is the origin Of the term
"tenderloin" Is applied to vice dis
tricts of cities?
A. 1t Is said that, before the turn
Of the century, the old 2sth police
precinct Of New York City was a
district very much on the seamy
side. It offered rich opportunities
to omcers who were not above &C
cepting bribes from leaders Of vice
rings.
One captain, on being notified Of
his transfer to the 20th precinct,
said exultingly, "Well, boys, up till
now I've been eating chuck steak.
From now on its the tenderloin for
mel"
Why do political parties speak
Of their platforms?
A. Since time immemorial, as
pirants to public Office have stood
on platforms and made thunderous
declarations Of their noble princi-
pies and high qualifications II
stand on this platform and promise
you that, If I am elected, I will do
this. that, and the other thing" ad
inflnitum.
Also. since a platform is con-
structed Of planks, the various ar
ticles or principles in a candidates S
or a party's platform" are re-
ferred to as "planks."
Q. What is the origin of the ex-
preston to make one the goat?"
A. 1t comes from the word scape-
goat. Under Biblical law the sins
of the people were placed upon the
head Of q goat, which was then
permitted to escape into the wilder
ness. thus absolving the people from
their wrongdoings.
have prepared . new pamphlet civ.
Ing simple rules for pronouncing Japa.
nese, and many useful words and phrases.
Send one to that boy in the Pacific area.
for free copy. send . stamped g cent?
ssH-addressed envelope to Frank Colby,
II "a. care a.!. The . Evening star. Asy for
(Neleased By The Bell Syndicate. 1nc)
Evening star., 1944-08-30

late for correction that 6ey.
- WDS 1,ASok. - Woe, t.Seok-
Evening star., 1944-08-30
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

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Crime Doesn't Poy-No. 217
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
INT Pass 2NT Pass
3NT Pass Pass Pass
West opened the spade 1ive.
Dummy played the deuce. East the
nine and South the king. South was
then allowed to hold the club king,
but West won the club queen and
shifted to the diamond jack.
South held of on the first diA-
mond and won a diamond contin-
uation. Then, after cashing his re-
naming clubs, he had to guess
whether to flnesse through West for
the spade queen or heart queen. He
thought West more likely to have
the high spade, since he had opened
that suit; but the spade nnesse lost
to East's queen, and two high dia-
monds defeated the contract.
South's crime came on the first
trick. With eight tricks sure, and q
Evening star., 1944-08-30

persons. but only James friends and
relatives knew that she had written
them.
Jane Austen died before her 40
birthday anniversary. Two Of her
novels, including "Northaneer Abb
hey" were published after her death
The humor in her books and her
fine style Of writing have given her
. rank among the great authors of
history.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
AahMyx&,

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SsS Gs Ave NV. fsiIs Church. tus,as
Evening star., 1944-08-30

=, II you desire the pocket outline Of
the Four Aces system Of contract bridge
send with your request to the Four
Aces. care Of The Evening Star .
stamped l3.cent). self-addressed large
si1e envelope and you viii receive an
outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1944-08-30

teetball League champions, play the COLLEGE
AIl.Sfars Ia the annual game from Northwestern
unlyersitYs Dwhs Stadium.
M0P. 0:00-Amsritan premiere Of Ems.
Fith kalman's opsfstts. Empress josephine, !"
sung BY tph wrightson. Jean Tsnnyson and
Jan Pierce.
M if:3o-john 6aIswerthys "Justes, i"
with EStells Winwood and bsamweIi Fletcher
Evening star., 1944-08-30
on the Ar TOD,

Oh the AIR TO-DAY.
W0p. 4:00-wAc activities ars spot lighted
during this broadcast from Governors Island,
NY.
WN, S:00-"Ihs horihs Unrssl . Murder
q their nsighborhood movie thsata.
W0P. S:30-N. Christian GOES fishing snd
0iehss three crooks
W0p, o:00-Frank SIAaira with Quest, Joan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24

War

Boston, Jan. "A - CU.P.) MANY
Americans have become bored
with the war in the Pacific and be-
lieve hostintieS will cease with the
capitulation Of Germany, according
to Rear Admiral Dewitt O. Ramsey
Chief Of the Navy Bureau Of Aero
nautics.
At banquet for his wife. who
sponsored the Aircraft Carrier USS
Hancock at Quincy today, Ramsay
said last night that the memory Of
Japanese treatment Of war prison.
erS and the fate of some Of Gen.
eral Doolittle's flyers should be Suf-
ficient to make Americans realize
their obligations.
I'VE cannot enlarge the islands Of
the Japanese homeland to At the
population" Ramsay said, but we
can trim the population to 1T the
islands"
The fanatical spirit Of the Jap
anese has inspired them to strong
defensive action which they hope
will bring about q compromise offer
from the United States. he said.
Ramsey expressed belief that the
aircraft carrier has displaced the
batleship as the backbone" Of the
feet. He said the Japanese prob
at Pearl Harbor instead Of battle
ably expected to ind carrier units
ships, and added that the loss Of
even two carriers would have
mean defeat ct Midway and ct the
Solnunons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
Compensation Agreements

mpen sation Commissioner
John j. O'Connell today approved
the following agreements for week
~ payments during disability or
Tor specific payment in case of
permanent injury:
Nantela Oeters OF Torrington
against Union Hardware Co. Of
Torrington. 1857 for "a weeks.
40 per cent loss Of use of left
thumb.
Anthony DiSantis of All Wash
ington avenue against David and
Max Zusman Commercial Iron
and Metal Coz, 1881 beginning
Oct. 26, rib injury.
Joseph Rafferty, Of so Walnut
avenue against Scovill Mfg. Co.
$50 for three and ga weeks, IS
per cent loss Of function Of third
left finger. to be paid in lump sum
Of $112.5O.
James Templeton Of 234 South
Main street against u. 8. Time
Corp, $17.23 for nine and 1-2
weeks, IS per cent loss Of func-
ton Of left first finger.
Mary Sbanahan Of 8 Spark
street against o. s. Time Corp.
$24.54 for seven and IL weeks, so
per cent loss Of function Of left
third finger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24

A motion to dismiss the case on
the ground Of insufficient evidence
was presented this morning after
the state rested its case, but was
denied by Judge Frank P. McEvoy.
Diogostine took the stand shortly
before noon ana was scheduled to
resume his testimony this afternoon
following the lunch recess.
Thomas F. Laden, acting county
detective, was called to the witness
stand by States Attorney william
B. Fitzgerald to read the confession
given him by the accused. Diogos-
tine then related, it was disclosed
that he arranged to meet Cipriano
on a date" in the East End. When
he arrived at the designated spot
he jumped upon Cipriano, beat him
up and removed sum of money
from his pockets, Diogostine said in
his Confession.
The detective disclosed that on
further questioning the accused said
he lost the money he had taken
and did not know how much of it
there was. Diogostine in his confess
sion said he picked up Cipriano af-
ter the attack and drove him to a
bus stop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24

A Surprise

Boston, Jan. "a U.P). A
rookie policeman's story that his
wife killed herself with his service
revolver after warning him by tele-
phone that he was about to get a
surprise" was investigated by his
superior officesr today.
Patrolman Thomas Oliver. 30, a
former vaudeville performer who
joined the force only two months
ago, said he found the fully clothed
body of his wife, Mary, 80, sprawled
on bed in their Roxbury apart
ment shortly after midnight. She
had been shot in the heart. Her
husbands service pistol lay beside
her. One bullet had been fired from
it.
Oliver gave this version of events
leading up to the shooting:
He and his wife went to party
last night, leaving their 7-year-old
son with relatives across the street
They returned home at 10:40 p. M,
an argument ensued, and he went
back to the party. At 1910 a. m
his wife telephoned and asked
when he was coming home. He said
he was starting Immediately, and
his iwfe said, well you'll get a
surprise when you come home" He
went home, found the body and
called police and doctor.
Oliver said he had left his re-
volver on bureau in the bedroom
when he went to the party, anc
that it was unloaded at that time
Sergeant Ray Monahan Of the
homicide squad said that while
Oliver claims his wife telephonec
him at 1910 a. m. it was not until
12:45 a. m. that Oliver called pc.
lice. Monahan added that there
were no powder burns on the dead
woman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-24
Police Blotter

Two badly withered sticks Of
dynamite, together with fuse caps
and a length of wire were turned
over to Lieutenant william F. Pol
lard, acting Chief Inspector of the
Detective Bureau early this morn
ing by Ernest l.. Blanc, 1850 East
Main street, who reported that his
15-year old son, Ernest, had found
them in q paper bag on a rafter
in the cellar of his home.
James Stewart, Locust street,
and Homer Tillman, also Of this
city, who police said stole an au-
tOmObile belonging to Allied Olivia,
Al Prospect street from Linden
street parking lot last night, were
arrested in Ansonia this morning
when they were caught breaking
into a garage, according to a re-
port to Lieutenant William F. Pol
lard, acting Chief Inspector Of the
Detective Bureau.
Inspector Pollard said warrants
charging both with theft of an
automobile and breaking and en-
try would be issued for the boys,
as they broke into the parking lot
garage to get the keys to the car.
Loss Of purse containing Sill
was reported to police this morn
ing by woman who said she left
1t under a counter in EverybOdy'S
Market on East Main street. De-
tective Lieutenant Joseph r.
Bender is investigating.
A dozen motorists showed M
at police headquarters on Saturday
to pay a dollar as usual for a tag
they found on their car. BrO this
time the tag was not police sum-
mons, but Summons" to buy war
bonds, which police had placed on
thousands Of machines in cOnnec-
ton with the fourth war loan
drive.
Desk Capt. John v. Leary sug-
geSted to the puzzled motorists
that they put the dollar into war
stamps.
A 15-year-Old girl was turned
over to juvenile authorities ON
Saturday after she admitted to
police that she broke into a one
family home in the North End
and took 500.
A troubled conscience was the
girls undOing. police reported, be-
cause she prevailed upon a nine
year-old boy to return the money.
The woman invited the boy in.
and called police to whom he told
his story.