â€"‘BLACK HOLE: OF q_kcum" NAME GIVEN TO POLICE CELLS Waterloo police celis© Have ‘s: degscribeg as m Ml RBole of Calcutta." state & Suige D. S. Cbarites. whon y 3u + ® he, along with other mx of the Waterloo ‘Police Comâ€" mission inspected quarters of the Waterloo police departâ€" ment. , i Mayor Leo Whitney zaid the &ells were "medieval, archiac, should be sold to the &1 for caging lions." _ â€" \ The mayor also suggested the disposing of the present cells And replacing them with suitâ€" ably strong wire mesh. Nevertheless, it appears that the police . cells. #ion for ei men and two Ofll in the Waterloo station :rm to be in better condition an those in Ktchener. Several months ago Magis trate Kirkp@atrich mentioned that the Kâ€"W Humane Society‘s dog kennels were better than tion for eiglit men and two #gomen. In Waterloo a portion @f¢the door lradmMg into the women‘s cell is covered with a thick, black stee! plate, which prevents peeking on the part of male prisoners. This situaâ€" Free Air (Continued from Page 1) making such an effort almost impossible. MAYOR LEO WHITNEY‘3 Euggestion that something be done about the old Waterloo City Hall is in our opinion, & move that should have been made long ago. x Mr. Whitney pointed out that Itlpite reasonably heavy exâ€" penditures within the Hall, there is practically no departâ€" ment with enough space to function efficiently. Our mayor wants to wait unâ€" til such time as Waterloo is able to clear itself of some of the heavy debt now being carried. Thats smart thinkigg, but we would be willing to bet g,t the city Hall and it site c sold right now for enough to erect a new building. Certainly there is no . partiâ€" cular reason why this building has to ‘stay in its present loâ€" eation. There are a number of sites even closer to the main %reet where civic business could be conducted with greatâ€" er ease and where a new city hall would show to advantage. _â€" How about it Mayor Whitâ€" ney? Your idea is l_good.ou , &A CHECK ON CARS, biâ€" cycles, students and regular pedestrians is being kept by Waterloo police at the Bridgeâ€" port rd., and Moore Ave., inâ€" tersection. A stop light has been approvyâ€" ad for this intersection but will probably nmot be erected until such time as work is started on Bridgeport rd. in the ~oring. , > There hat been considerable cpnfusion‘ at this corner for a number of years Additional schools and much heavier trafâ€" fic has increased _ existing Wazards. a will probal until such started on the ~~ring. While Waterloo, like most other communitiesp have {far too many steop lights, chances eannot be taken that school children will be injfured or killâ€" ed simply because there was no warning lights to slow car ed simply because there ;“..II RADIO and APPLIANCES MOTORS LIMITED no warning lights to slow car l . ® . end truck drivers. 82 King St. 8. Waterloo Phone SH. 6â€"4537 71 King St. N. Waterloo Phone SH. 31433 . but why wait. Lets do it J.H.S. J.H.S. â€" _ Sure, it‘s an aggravation when your cleaning is ‘promisedâ€"for ‘Thursday and delivered on‘Suhl'dlyl ‘ _ It WON‘T happen here! f We are geared to p;ompt AND perâ€" fect dry cleaning service . . . : Cleaning promised on time is . DELIVERED ON TIME _ 52 d This Will Give You an Idea PROMPT Swan Dry Cleaners Are! 239 King St. N. Watch For Thisâ€"=â€" Saturday March 3rd Kâ€"W KINSMEN CLUB Radio Auction Donated by . . S W AN HEARTH Ultraâ€"smart design and famous Crosley engineered radio said he would like . to Bee one .j.& | the commission» ers‘a majority of the prisoners locked mup are drunks and make Commissioners withheld ac SH, 4M Resadazrinl L . «~ bt 24 ONTARIO ST. 1 _ To His New Office at MA Our used tractors have all been checked and reconditioned thoroughly to give you many, many years of service. Tractors Reconditioned $800. 1950 Ford PHONE SH 22715 â€" 1951 Ford Tractor ~ This Tractor has been completely overhaulted $825.00 1953 Ferguson Davis Loader in top flight condition t $1600.