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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

tkNNiliii. afa ltNtA AAaN tf mll of ti,e combined usodyesr Me- fauic Ruhber shoe Cnmpany. and t3e Goodyear Intia Rubber Glove Ma~afarurlnF Company which from teat paut aa have bccn known at me uaHrd states Rubber caupant. Footwear PianI
 Mf. CagicT vas superintendent @, lte aatcrpr3o3 mn untN Maj isal uhen he was appointed general fi- nsf' 'ntcndcat of both ihe icnDis and aaterngsaf mn ln Aufutt ieil he bacane safiaT mauarCr. Mr. Caf- ter relaH1rs Iltt thc poatReaf plani u.H rat he seFffsd at this time as fe rgl rartnuc ln an aeYiflry ca- ga sItY to fhc new factor1 manosef.
 E. natie. graduate ct hlckin- son C8leEc. entered ine employ oi tle company in 1929 as a clerk 60 thf ne8aueilan control department lu ig86 he was appointed assistant sapernteudeut of tac canvas mhl under Ro3efi J Ford Hc continued .n ihat capacity unM April lssi. when be received tae assignment oi fespenlnr the c0mpany's plant in W8aaEoekeL
 Reopened War Plant
 Under Mr B!ttie's direction as factory manager in Woonsockei, the plan Was reopeacd and during the war. volume production of important war items. such as rufier lie rafs. attack boats, barrage balloons, lie saving suits, and wading suits was turned out. During the last few months. the WoonsOcket plant has been producing rubber footwear.
 Harold x. Barrett, attended Northeastern University and started t0 work as a p!ece-worker with the I. Candee Company in New Haven ia June, 1923. Tn 1925 he became a pattern apprentice, remaining as such until 1928 when he was made foreman Of the fitting and prepara- tory departments.
 In April. 1929 when the l.. Can dee Company was transferred to Woonsocket. MT. Barrett helped to transfer the merchandise to the new DAdlAb anu CtA kkA no 4AlohA hLNBA III the making of the new products and patterns. He stayed on in Woon- socket until November when he came to Naugatuck and became affiliated with the product development de- partment
 Has Valuable Background
 MT. Barrett was made footwear de- r~a11sNr,,ny,+ i,, 10oE afe work brought him in contact with manufacturing and scheduling de- partmentS, which served as a back ground for his later position of pro- duction superintendent, assumed in April, 1943.
 Harry A. Anderson, who was grad uated from New Haven College and started working for the L. Candee Company in June, 1918, worked in the mechanical department and in 1920 was made assistant to the mas ter mechanic. In 1924 he became master mechanic.
 When the L. Candee Company was transferred to Woonsocket in 1929, MT. Anderson came to Naugatuck where he was made assistant plant engineer of the Footwear plant. In 1881 he was promoted to the posi- tion of plant engineer which he has held until the present time.
 Carl Toothaker, who assumes the position of plant engineer, effective today, was graduated from the Uni versity of Maine in 1859 with B. S. degree in Mechanical Engineering. Immediately after graduation he en- tered the employ of the U. s. Rub- Der Footwear Plant as a hand in the machine shop. Since 1940 and con- tinuing until the present time, he has served as assistant plant engi- neer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

mcnt. sieoii lss. and Park DepaEt- uifnf. xs7 SsSie
 The Water DcpAFtmcnt't budget cf sTg1 6ts22 showed an aNailsble appropfaattcn balance ui eaolfa.V1 Tor this month Expenditures Tor tAe eleven month period were S042.- Cie28 with encumbrancct of t4.- 88oi7. On The bass of average monthly expenditures there VIII re- fuN a considerable unexpcnced balance sn this fund. too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Mayor Opens "Tag'
 DriUe With Purchase

Mayor John s. Monagan yester- day bought the first tag to aid the fund for Cpl. Levandoski, Water bury soldier who lost both hands in Germany. Betty Karas, l04 Platt street, tied the tag on the Mayors lapel.
 Tags will be on sale downtown to- day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Full Weather Report

Boston, Dec. 15-UP)-BOstOn and vicinity forecast; Considerable cIOudinesS and continued cold to- day and tonight. Highest today about 20 and lowest tonight near IS. Sunday fair and even colder than today. Gentle to moderate westerly winds today becoming moderate to fresh on Sunday.
 DAILY ALMANAC
 Moon sets at 2;44 a. m.
 Sun rises at 7;O1 a. m., sets nt 4.25 D. m.
 Vehicles must he lighted thirty minutes after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
MEMORIAL MASS

An anniversary Memorial Mass will be held Monday morning at St. Arms Church in memory of Pvt. Walter MassicOtte of 29 Howard street, who was killed in action in Germany, Dec. 16, 1944.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

Board Without Authority
 The board lacks authority to ex- anime company records. Under MT. Truman's proposed fact-fnding bill sucn boards would be able to sub pena company books.
 If 1t is required to render a deci- sion the board will have to decide how much weight to give to com pany profits in arriving at a recom- mended wage increase for settle ment of the strike, it was said.
 Board members are understood to feel that 1t is impossible to make an investigation and report in 20 days because of the extensive mater ial to be studied. The proposed fact finding bill would require report in 20 days.
 The board said in statement late yesterday that 1t will give the parties all possible opportunity to settle the case by collective bargain ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

and efforts of the local legisla- tors to call attention to what had happened here and elswhere throughout the state failed in that last mad rush for patronage and what-have-you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
GM to Offer .25 Increase,
Board Without Authority

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
MASSES

MASSIN KELLY-A months mind Mass of requiem will be celebrated Monday, morning, Dec. IT at s o'clock, at St. Margarets church, for the re- pose of the soul of the late Patrick ]. Kelly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
.U. $. Rubber Changes Set

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
That's Why HeyDrink

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Police Arrest 800 Suspects

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

McMAHON-In this city, Dec. IS, 1945. Thomas r. McMahon of 96 Ridgewood street.
 Funeral will be held Monday morn- ing at 10 o'clock from the Bergin Funeral Home, 29O East Main street, to St. Margaret's church al l0:30 o'clock. Burial will be in old St. Joseph's cemetery. LEONARD-In Bridgeport, Conn, 1945. William Arthur Leonard, of 534 Colarado avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Funeral will be held Monday morn- ing at Il o'clock, from 534 Colarado Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Burial will be in old Pine Grove cemetery, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Pupil Abused By Principal

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

DUPREY--In this city, Dec. 14, 1945. Paul Napoleon Duprey of 32 Will low street
 Funeral will be held Monday morn- ing at S:15 o'clock from the Mul- vile Funeral Home, 270 West Main street. to St. Margaret's church at o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Politics
 In Passing

Acccrdlrg Co the la1ei 'uEi.op pol here in Waiegharg there wFfc gusi about Ea HeG aeft gf ftC local Fgrr Department Nho hafrt maac some aogt os canisli Scr advance meni in rank ua ta pff tmr tos day. Al ci Wich means faat Ono Boarc of Fire CusmIs aHcE If.o- ably ull have mtHE fmu H i next Wednesdey S f G-adrs ta1t al CepaTlUrlt GEfselaf. aa- vanccmclE Upse.r,mrr cr t io be mace at thls Hm hul ilfs- much af thr peg pfas Hc. 'aE.s effect 0n January g. ietf. trt mus br rfreh.ne done aaH.. those Fire neraffmc Ota alh who have reached tnr age ri sa. which .s the nms end attainment oi which iu tae luiuH c.n o-iF be noncompliance tlrQash ffc car- scni of tlt department head and the retirement board
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

Recent gas explosions and leaks sn Waterbury recall that during the 1945 legislative session Sena- sor Edward P. Egan and Rep. Daniel J. Mahaney introduced bills which would compel public utilities to lay gas mains at lower depths than present ones. Both hills hewsgeEs were submerged
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
DIED

DIED MULCRONE--In this city. Dec. l4, 1945. Mrs. Sadie Mulcrone of 162 Walnut street. Funeral will be held Monday morn- ing at 8:15 o'clock from the Null vile Funeral Home, 270 West Main street to the Sacred Heart Church at 9. Burial will be in Cal vary cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
Home Town
Mourns BonQ

SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. s QNS)
- Flags few at half staff today
for the funeral Of Mai. Richard l.
Bong, Americas ace of aces. in
the same church in which he was
married only last Feb. TO-
His body, accompanied by his
bride, the former Marjorie Ann
Vattendahl of Superior. was flown
IN an army C-54 transport plane
from California where he met his
death Monday in the explosion of
2 Jet plane he was testing.
In Superior. where he took his
bride, and in Poplar, Wis. his
home town. business places were
closed for the day and residents
thronged 10 the rites at the Con-
cordia Lutheran Church.
National tribute also was paid
10 the memory Of the popular hero
Who shot down 40 Jap planes. An
officer of the Eighth Army Air
Force command in Washington
telephoned that n 30-piece band
and a military escort Of 16 SOL
dlers were on their way High
war department officials were TO
attend, the message said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

cROTTY ROBERT JOHN PIC usMC-
Mother. MA, Seiiis crotV KaIsms1oo.
FULLER. CLARENCE WASHINGTON ~
PFC USHCR-HuShAnd ~ Ma Is.s N
Fuller. Crsenuis.
CAksTRA OTTO SEAMAN z UsHP
Parents MI md hrf David GssItfa, Crsno
Rapids.
MONROE RosEFT LEROY PVT yvHcp
Parents. mr and Mn. Robert r Monroe
Cadillac.
PIERNAs DOYLE HUBERT pTc UsMCR
Parents Mf. and NTs Car Fitrmsn CsisE
buT.
REID JOHN EDWARD PVT USAC-Par.
SntI NJ and MIR l1hn l. EGla-- -Ellss,
RIvARD. CLEMENT JOSEPH JR PIC
USNCR-PaTtntI Nj Ene Ma Clement \
RivsTo sr.. Escanabs.
SLATER. RICHARD CALVIN PFC Uswcp
Parents. MI and Ms sAm5sl =. Sistsr
SMITH FREDERICK ROSCOE PFe
LsMcR.Paren'r. M snd Mn willAm J
SAVAGE IiIES LEROY. opt usmcR
Psrsnu NJ and hrh Clair A. Sewage, Tnv
srss City
WOODS FDwIN WlLFEED PVT USMcp
Mother hrt FrmR NJ WoodI Fitur
WTGLE JOHN JP. Ph &C UsNR -
Afe'her, Mri ssFsh smith. Grand Rsplds-
YOUNG JAMES JuNIoP PFC usMcR-
PIfsnti NJ. and Mu JsHri y Youns Flint
Wsdnssday. Aug s. IS45
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
Lest We Forget:
Detroit
Heroes

Memorial services for 4 Detroit
soldier. accidentally drowned in
Germany, will be held next Fri
day morning.
Five other DetroiterS wounded
on Okinawa and one missing in
the Pacific area are also included
in today's biographical sketches
of war casualties.
These reports are received by
the Times through official army
and navy releases and next 1f kin
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
SeabiScuit?
Accuse Be cry Driver
Of Taking Race Bet

A bakery deliveryTnan. today
faced charge of pursuing an H.
legal occupation after his arrest
While allegedly taking race bet
on his route.
He is Norman Grimwade, 36. of
1873 Indiana. who was arrested
with Clifford Cook, 3s, Of 14130
Monte Vista as the two talked in
the rear of the delivery truck at
Bagley and Fourth.
Patrolman Theodore Gould of
the vice squad said he conficated
rs race bet tickets and SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

MUNICH. Aug. 6 (UP) Third
Army authorities revealed today
that they aaVe taken into custody
Gen. Wilhelm Weiss, for l9 years
EDITOR Of the Nszi party organ
NoelkiScher Beoba hter, VINO
Qualities both as q probable war
criminal and potential witness in
the Nuremberg war crimes trials
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

Eczema, acne pimples. simple ringworm
letter, salt rheum. bumps (blackhesds)
and ugly broken-out skin. Millions re-
heve itching. burning and soreness Of
these miseries with thissimple home treat
ment. Black and White Ointment goes
10 work at once. Aids healing. works the
antiseptic way. 25 years success. lOc
Csc, 50c sizes. Purchase price refunded
II you're not satisfied. Use only as di-
rected. Vital in cleansing 10 good soap.
Enjoy Black and White Skin Soap daily
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
AVeriII Rites
Set for Friday
Obituaries

Deaths Wsrs reported 10 the
Times today Of
LEON r. AVERILL, 90, founder
OF the Averill Equipment Co. and
for many years active in the De-
troit Industrial Safety Council
yesterday in his home at 1855
Asbury Park Survivors Wife
Olive; a son. Oral. and daughter
Mrs. Elmer Vessel. Services lC
IA. m Friday in the Schmalzriedr
Funeral Home, 16625 Grand River
Burial F'reeland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

.JklDh wa q u
tended Rouge
I High worked
{ or AT m o $ e
and son Gro-
Gerry and Meat
vi a r X Q T. en-
listed A Pril,
1914; overseas
S Q p I Q m Der.
l945 son of
Mr. and Mrs.
& N g ITu12-
lld6 COOH0ge
River X Bli &c
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
ARTHUR c. sUPPNICK, a

ARTHUR {. SUPPNICK, al
p. m. tomorrow IN Emmanuel
Presbyterian Church. Porter anc
W Grand Blvd MIR. Suppnick. 81
lived at 1885 Atkinson. He diec
Sunday in Clinton, Ont. For 25
years he was manager Of the De.
trolt Business Institute. Survivors
Mrs. Eda l.. Suppnick daughters
Miss Hoiley Louise, with the Red
Cross in the south Pacific, and
Mrs. Carol Stephenson. and SIS
terS. Mrs. Gertrude Hulburt and
Mrs Jack Liddell. both of Detroit
He was = member of Oriental
Lodge, +. and A. M. Burial; Ever
green.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

m q n | n S, 81.
Margaret Mary
School gradu-
ate; form q r
Sperber Manu-
featuring Co,
enploye; leaves
p rem IS, Mr..
and Mrs. An
thony Bushon,
22ll Ashland,
six sisters, Two
b 70 h ers IN
service mass.
1O.1O -,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

MARINE PFC NERFT r
WILLARD LEWIS. n. june y,
.OkinaWa back m action; At
tended Mackenzie worked for
Ex-Cello-O: in service June. 1914 /.
overseas following November. son
of Mrs. Bertha L. Robinson, 1926
Abingdon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
Former Teacher Dies

KALAMAZOO, Aug. 8 (UPl--
Mrs. Kathryn Mulry Johnson, 81,
former faculty member of West
ern Michigan College died here
Yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
WOUNDED

MARINE PVT. STANLEY
GRABoS, Is sometime in June,
Okinawa, Still hospitalized; for
mer Ford employe: In service
June, 1914; overseas May. 1915;
wife, Wanda and two children
live At $3.50 Military; parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Sobkowicz.
reside at 5767 Kulich one brother.
S &c John.
MARINE PVT. FREDERICK
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
DEAD

T/5 ARTHUR A. BUSHON, "a,
engineers, accidentally drowned
July n. Germany; in service 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

You'll find goodlookng
colors Note the welse
type they right through
sizzling Generously for comfort Sizes IA 70 IL
RAYoN TIES fall patterns, tmaH or bold deigHt LOO
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

Aug TO- ST. Ambrose Church,
Wayburn and Hampton
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

MARINE CPL MIC AFL
STEPHEN MEYERS, 20, June IS.
Okinaws; hospitalized Idaho, Al
tended Eastern. in service two
years: overseas one y6ar: son Of
Nr. and Mrs John MeNers. 704O
Harper. brother Of Marinel Pfc
Jack.
MARINE PVT EDW 4 n -
JAMES OLIMkOWSKI. u, blast
conclusion. June l6, Okinawa /.
back in action. former Silvercup
Bakery employe, IN service June.
1914 overseas April. l945; wife.
Alfredo and two daughters live
AZ 643O kcndal. Dearborn: par
cntS Nr and Mrs Steve Ozim-
kowSkl. reside AZ GALS Gladys. +.
brother 1t Walter. AAF.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
NNNNN~~ Detroit I tnies -
Honor Roll
Wr Official
~ Casualty
~ List

In all cases the next OF kin have
been notified and have been kept
informed of any change in status.
OUTSTATE
ARMY DEAD
PACIFIC AREA
CARREiI JACK a PFC.-Husbsnd of
Mrs RUBY Cannell PUNT
CATr. hYROH B., PIC son Of Ma. Aues
Gait. South Haven
MATTsON. GEORGE % 1T son of Mr.
Mae N. hai'Son, sAginas
NEAR, aURL z PFc son Of an. vsrns
Near shelby
PUHAIsKI. ALBIN A. s set -Hultsnc
OF Mrs. Barbara J. PuhslIn. MuiEsEon.
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC AREA
ABBOTT ROBERT b PFC-s0u o. Mrs
Fors M. Abbott sssinsN
EAcLER. DONALD a. SGT Son OF Mfs
FnedA S EnEler, Lansing
MORROW. BRUCE C.. PFC Son o. Mrs.
Eva Matthews Pstoskty
MURPHY. EDWARD ! 7 f-SOu Of Mik
Ellen Murphy. KsSkawhn
PINKERTON. WARREN n PFC Husband
% Mrs RotGlyn 2 PinkeTtun Benton HsrhoT
PUTNAM. BIN A PFC.--SOn o. At. Syl-
via ~ Putnam. Adrian
sOvA ALBERT PFC son ~ Mrs. Eliza
beth S0yb. Chsboygan.
YAKES pELaERT c. set -Has6st4a -
MIA Anna May YAkes Grand Rapids.
NAVY DEAD
GALITHuCH. HAROLD ELW1N SEAMAN
! G. USSR-Hgsband Of Ma. MafthA Jane
CalIlhuEh. Jackson.
NAVY WOUNDED
BECART ALPHONsUs MICHAEL PIC
UsMC-- Friend Miss Mary Q Barber Oxford
HLARDFORD HARRY WESLEY PFC
UsMCR-ParentB MT and Mira Harold y
BlAndforc Mount Morris
BRANCH RONALD CLYDE PFC UsMCR
Husband OF Mrs. hsraaIei r. anCh Mat
tawan
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
Funeral arrangement vsrs
reported TO the Times for

BINGHAM. MRS. HELEN L.,
p. m. tomorrow, Grace EpiscopsI
Church, Mt. Clemens. Burial: Lin
coin Grove Cemetery, Mt Glenn
ems Died Tuesday after long i'll
ness at her home. II Lincoln, Mi
Clemens. Survivors: Daughter
Mrs. Joseph =. Sullivan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
MISSING

AVIATION oRDNANCEMAN
sc JACK VERNON CARROLL
y. since May Is. Pacific area
River Rouge High graduate; for
mcr Great Lakes Steel Co. en-
ploye, in service January. 1913:
overseas two years later; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carroll Sr.
1881 Twenty.seCond. Wyandottc
brother Of $ Sgt. William.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09
cKUA IRRITATIoNs or
9NIIN EXTERNAL cAusE

ADVERTisEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

service mass
lO.3O 4 IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-09

In all cases the next OF kin have
been notified and have been kept
informed of any change in status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Police Bitinq
Driver Escapes

This is not a story about a man
biting a dog -it, about a man
who ht q policeman.
Identified by ht, drivers license
AS John Schultz. 40. Of l4lS Apo
line a man escaped from Patrol
men Winston Compton and ChcS-
ter BRYANT early today after sink
INK his teeth into Compton s hand
"He bit me twice" the en-
RACED officer explained.
Tho offender was stopped by
the police for speeding on Meyers
road Eut was reluctant about
getting out Of the car the police.
sand Forced 10 GET out he broke
away and ran INTO the home of a
stranger across tho street. where
the officers retrieved him
Again ON the street ne brought
his teeth into action and dlSap-
pcarad between houses while the
startled policeman shook his bleed
Ing hand in the cold night air.
PohCo are holding the car
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Palestine Pdr|ey
Convenes Jan. I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 GNS)

WASHINGTON, Dec 21 GNS)
The Anglo-American committee
of inquiry on Palestine announced
today it -weHld ePen hearings IN
Washington Jan Z.
The announcement was made
by Judge William +. HutcheSon
of Houston. Tex, American chair
man. after he had communicated
by trans Atlantic telephone with
the British chairman. Sir John +.
Singleton.
It was agreed, Hutcheson said,
that the British members were 10
come TO Washington for the open
ing hearings.
After the Washington sessions
the committee will 90 TO London
as the best point of departure
from which 10 study the problems
connected with Jewish immlgra-
ton into Palestine.
Various Jewish. Arab and Chris
tian groups are being invited 10
submit their views 10 the COM
mittcc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
j. :. 10 Bolster
Prices Of Eggs

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21 (UP)
r ne agriculture department
soon will announce a 1916 egg
price support program, which may
cost the government 5000 900 600,
il was learned today
Even though eggs are scarce at
The moment, the department fears
production next year may be 6O0,-
100000 more dozens than consum-
erS VIII be willing 10 buy, The
worst market Glut is anticipated
between early March and June.
If this large surplus material
lzcd, it could bring price col
lapse worse than two years ago
when eggs sold for as little as IS
cents a dozen
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
SAW PRESIDENT

But the rising Crisis forced
Roosevelt 10 return. Then NcIn-
tyre got Or. Jones 70 the pre-, idcnt
secretly through the east FF-t---t-tt
the White House that night There
Dr. Jones made his appeal
He told the President there was
but one hope for peace thc-cm-
pcror II the President could get
an appeal 10 him over The head,
Of the prime minister and the war
lords and the emperor should be
moved 10 order the w3r.makcr> 20
halt, they would have 10 do so
This was on Dec !
The president did send this mos
sage 10 the emperor Bur hC did
not do il AZ once when IL might
prove effective.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Woman Gets $4,000
In Suit Over Wreck

CORUNNA. Dec. PA circuit
court jury yesterday awarded
Miss lone Fink of New Haven
Township $1,000. the largest ver-
dict in a personal injury case
here in Is years
The verdict was against Cloyse
Bittell also of New Haven, for
injuries suffered in a collision be-
tween their cars in November,
1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
EeaiIv Hop
To Britain

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 GNS)-
American -AititncS announced to-
day that, beginning Dec 26, IT
w4ll operate daily flights from
the United States 70 England
The operation will be the first
daily transatlantic airplane Scrv-
ice in history, the airline said
The schedule. A four-englned
C-54 Will leave New York each
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
Saturday and Sunday from
Washington each Wednesday and
Friday with a New York stop
over, and from Chicago each
Monday.
The New York flight leaving
Tuesday Will stop in Boston and
the Friday flight from Washing
ton will stop in Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Mayor Elect 0'DwYer
Accused Of LaxitY

NEW YORK Dec 81 GNS4-
Nayor-clect William O'Dwyer was
charged today by a Kings County
grand Jury with laXity and negli-
gencc in failing to prosecute a
Brooklyn rackets overload for
murder and a number of other
vicious crimes.
The jury said he admittedly had
sufficient evidence while district
attorney four years ago TO convict
Albert AnaStaSia
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Life Saving Dog
BeQIIealhcd 5000

PATERSON, y. J, Dec 81
INSl co. Acc. a l2-year-old fox
terrier can afford TO be a gay
dog. Two years ago he saved the
life Of his master, Ernest MUTT
berg
Mutzbcrg's will. on file today.
showed he gratefully bequeathed
a $1,000 trust fund 70 the dog