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KAKO RIJRZOAZIJA A
: SVOJU DOMOVINU.

nth vrednosti, sto znaci, drugim
recima, puma drustvena vrednost
proizvoda svakom radniku, to V
onemogucuje prljavu ljudsAu phi
rodu koju je proizveo kapitalizam.
Tad bi zaista vladao princip, je-
dan "a sve i svi "a jednog, jer bi
celia zemlja pripadala jednom kao
i svakom drugom clanu %slobodnog
drustva. Zbog toga, nj jedan rad
mix Socijalisticke 1ndustrija!ne
Republic Rada ne bi mogao ina
ii dijamentralno razlicne intere-
Sc koji Sc sukobljavaju sa intere-
sima celog drustva: l .tada bi vi
deli kako bi radnici radili i neiz-
merno Sc zrtvovali da brane zem-
lju, jer bi ona tada bila zaista
njihova kolektivna domovina.
Ia takvo besklasno drustveno
uredjenje radi preko pola stoleca
Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija. l
kada &c radnici jednog dana, gu
ranih grubim kapitalistickim uslo-
vima, slediti savete nase PartiJe;
kada &c Sc organizovati politicki
da %osvoje j rasruste "a nevek po-
liticku drzavu, j kada &c se orga-
nizovati industrijalno da, nakol
sto SUI dobili pristanka vecine, pu-
tenn demokratskog procesa, uzmu
u posedstvo svo zemaljsko bogat-
stvo, industrije i zemlju, da tako
uspostave Socijalisticku Industri-
jalnu Republiku Rada, ne samo da
bi Sc zemlja branila daleko uspes-
nije cd sada, vec nakon pobede
nestalo bi ma svetu "a navek uz-
roka koji -poradjaju uzasno krvo-
prolice, jer bi i radnicka klasa os-
talih kapitalistickih zemlja sledi-
la uspesne korake radnickog oslo
bedjenja koje poduzese klasno-
svesni americki radnici jer usvo-
Use revolucionarni i c~ivilizovani
! program S. l.. P.
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RADNIKOVA

rostale suvisne; zatim Sc, kao
posledica fizicke nuznosti, potek-
lie IL potrebe da Sc opustoseni
gradovi i sela snabdu sto je mogu-
&c pre- vecim brojem Judi, pri-
begava drasticnoj meri; povratku
mnogozenstva. Ia dokaz te tvrd-
ME, Bebel citira rezoluciju - us
vojenu TEX dive godine nakon "a
vrsetka rata, ma IA. februara go
dine 1850, Cd kongresa Franco
nije, koji zasedavase Nteren-
bergu, II katolickoj kraljevini Ba-
varskoj - koja predvidja, da ce
'svakom muskarcu biti dozvoljeno
da ozeni dive supruge', i cak ma
rediuie, de Sc 'sveStenici i kuratl,
ako nisu zaredjeni, te kanoni YER
skin zavoda, moraju zanitI. GIN
ie ia materijalna nuznost presta-
la - iii Il istoj meri, u kojoj Je
ona prestala = zakoni o mnogo-
zenstvu behu suspendovani, a po-
pustena crkvena politicko-discipli-
nirana ustanova, celibat, ponovo
dobi svoju predjasnju strogost.
Obratno, posto nece wise biti rri-
moran ekonomskom bedom da ga
ri preko svoga druga u radu, bu-
duel da &c Sc njegove ekonomske
rotrebe moci lako, ugodno, zdrav-
stveno i obilno podmiriti, GIN
nazijski professor II Kooperativ-
moi Zajednici &c prezirno odbac,-
ii kao idiotizam = nepravedna
prozdrljivost &c tada biti svojs-
tvena samo umnoj slabosti po-
misao da njegove zasluge treba
merritt, a kamo Ii da trazi vecl
dec neutrality-suspicious. bogat-
silva cd onog, koji &c mt vec, kao
i njegovim drugovima ma svlma
drugim d%rustvenim poslovima,
pripisati. Sazaljavajuci svoju bur
zoasku umnu i moralnu nakaz-
most, socialist organizuje tvoje
zrtve i trudi Sc da oslobodi tvoje
bliznje, e da bi obnovio drustvo
u skladu sa njegovim MATERIAL
MIN mogucnostima."
Elem, koliko &c wise trebati da
dobije gimnazijski professor Cd ze-
ljeznickog vlakovodje
Polazeci cd materijalnih mo-
suen9sti madernag arustya -
dohodak gimnazijskog profesora
u Kooperativnoj Zajednici bice
normalno nj wise nj mamie Cd do
hotka zeljeznickog vlakovodje. A.
ko Dude bilo kakve razlike, ia &c
razlika pcteci IL nepravilnog POS
tupanja jednog iii drlgog prema
GruStVu.
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NASI DOPISI.


djajima koje je mas govornik mark
sisticki tumacio. Prisutni SUI ga
sa ~najveGom paznjom saslusali.
Nakon ~pozdravnog govora Sic
dila je kolekcija. Sledeci prilozi-
Sc:
G. Brajkovic $500, B. GoIub ST.
90, NJ. Brlas $1.OO, D. Samardjija
$1.00, G. Dobritevic S1.00, NJ. Bor-
tic Soc, A. Petkoff soc, F. Carl
son soc, b. Kostinoff zoe, S. Gu
brin 10c., Milica Mijanovic Soc,
N. N. Zoe, J. Kiriloff Csc, Mr..
and Mrs. Steven $1.00, D. Evanoff
Csc, J. Koleff Csc, Mrs. A. Koleff
25c., d. Stateff SOC, n. n. Csc,
J. Denovic 25c., G.. Ranic 25c., J.
Brlas soc, Mary Brlas Csc, N. N.
25c., Ana Toseff soc, Mary Posa-
vac Soc, NJ. Easilic Csc, Katy
Brajkovic 25c., Walker Csc, J.
Tonehiv Csc, Doty Petrekov SOC,
B. Koleff 25c., Ana Nikolova Csc,
G. Nedeljceff Zoe, Mrs. Nedelj-
ceff Zoe, Orloff 25c., T. S%tojceff
800, S. Crnovic soc, A. Cheno-
weth soc, Slaveff S1.00.
U raznim stvarima sledeci pri-
lozise:
Danica Golub S1.20, Mary Brlas
i Katy Brajkovi6 $500, 3. Golub
$500, T. Stojceff $500, A. Pet
koff $500
Cist prihod iznosi $4,000.
Ogranci Sc najlepse zahvaljuju
swim prilagacima, kao i swim po-
setiocima.
B. GOlub, dopisnik-
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ROZalija Grbavcic.
Cleveland, O.

U nedelju 8. marta, nakon du-
gogodisnjeg bolovanja, preminula
je Rozalija Glbavcic, matt nash
drugova, Ivana i Josefa Grbavci-
ca. Sprovod je obavljen u sredu
II. marta, a nadgrobni govor odr-
zala je drugarica Margaret Lipic-
ky.
Pokojna Rozalija Grbavcic ro-
djena je 1861. godine u Cehoslo-
yackoj, a dosla je Ii owl zemlju
1909. godine, gde je ostala do
smrti joj. l ako pokojnica nije BIZ
la clanica naseg pokreta, ali bu-
duel da su njeni sinovi bill nasi
Clanovi, n je simpatisala naSoi
ideji i bila naklonjena prema ma
sim clanovima. Kad god je mas
Ogranak odIzavao drugarske sas-
tanke Ga takvih ja bio dosta) u
stanovima njenih sinova, pokoj-
MICA je uvek, S prijatnim raspolo-
zenjem, docekivala nase clanove i
simpaticare, te pomagala druga-
ricama oko priprsmanja hrane
it'd.
Pokojna Rozalija Grbavtic "a
scbom ostavlja diva sina - Ivana
i JCsefa, - tri snaje, - katu,
Mary i jamie, - IA. unutadi i 9
praunucadi.
Mas OgIanak svima NINA IRA
Java drugarsko saucesce, a njene
slatke uspomene ostace msdju ma
ma "a dugo vreme.
Mary Slepcevic, dopisnik
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-26
"Federacija svijeta."

Hrvatski Glas. koji nam doIazi
il Kanade, kao sto ie poznato ma
Sim citaocima, predao je skoro ce-
lu jednu stranicu Cvetkovu da Pc
Moi pise. Buduci da sc svi brinu
kakav &c biti svet nakon Sto "de-
mokratije' poraze Hitlera, i Cvet-
kov Sc malo "zabrinuo' o tom pi-
tanju j on dale svoju sugestiJu u
clanku te novine Cd "a. februara.
pod naslovom, ~ ~federaciji lezi
spas naroda," kakva treba da je
ia "~federacija naroda.' TraziI
smo da vidimo da Ii ina icega
"radnickog' u njegovoj sugestiji
a nasH smo ovo:
"Mi i danas imamo postanski
savez citavog svijeta. l tai savez
jeste jedna Cd najlepsih, najtoc-
rijih j najpostenijih ustanova, cd
kako svijet postoji." l dale veil.
INA slican bi Sc nacin mogae
stvoriti svjetski carinski saver
(unija), pa medjutrgovaeki a
vez."
Dakle, sta imamo? Cvetkov pre-
porucuje burzoasku svetsku fede-
raciju, jer i ma drugom mestu is
tog clanka rece, "Ovako je uci-
Mia Svicarska. A ovako moze uci-
niti cijela Europa. Konacno ova-
ko moze uciniti cijeli svijet.'
A "a ovakvu "%federaciju svije-
ia" su i najreakcionarniji elanovi
zloglasnog plutokratskog Wall
streeta. Dakie, macka je ispala IL
dzaka, tojest, vreme je pocesalo
reformistu Cvetkova i sada je sva-
kom lako u MENU videti reakcio--
nara!
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Zetva Britanije bice
%nedOvOljna.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

Ministar Agriculture rece da Sc
agricultural proizvodnja moze jos
wise povecati, ali iako Sc u agri-
kulturnoj armiji (konskriptovani
rad) nalaze preko $4,000 zena, da
Sc postigne cilj jos mnogo wise
radnika i radnica je potrebno da
tamo rade. Buduci da je rat skoro
sve sposobne muskarce izvukao
IL proizvodnje i buduci da su hi
ljade zena primorane da ma nil
hovim mestima u ratnim indus
triiama rade, ostala SUI samo skol-
ska deca ma ella mlada tela pasti-
&c odgovornost konskriptovanog.
prvo agrikulturnog a zatim sva-
kojakog rada.
Etc, kako rat svestrano upro-
paseuje stanovnistvo, radnicku
klasu, pa bill njeni milioni ma rat
nom frontu iii u .raznim industri-
lama. zene koie su prisiljene da
rade teske, preteske poslove, ne
~povrativo &c izgubiti zdravlje. O.
ne &c radjati vrlo slabu decu
| Deca, skolska deca, nejaka decs
obavljajuci poslove odraslih mus
karaca niece Sc moci razviti u zdra-
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brani zbog iih nepyavednih napa-
da. l on vidi da ii plutokrati ma
radaju radnike da bi IL njih sto
wise profita izvukli a ne zbog in
teresa zemljine odbrane. I mi dr.
limo da Predsednik Roosevelt, ma
osnovu Guthrie-ove svedodzbe, l.
ma dosta razloga da Sc stidi svo-
je pljackaske klase = plutokrati-
tile.
A kako bi radnicka klasa mogla
braniti svoju domovinu.
Da ova bogata zemlja pripada
radnicima, posredom Socijalistic-
kin Industrijalnih Junija, koji bi
p%roizvodili svo bogatstvo "a drus-
'tvenu upotrebu a ne "a prodaJu,
ga korist svih clanova Socijalis-
tickle Industrijalne Republic Ra-
Ga, a ne "a iskljucivu korist IL
rabljivacke kapitalisticke klase
kao sto je slucaj danas, radnici
ne bi mogli imati posebnog licnog
interesa koji bi i'm sprecio da
sprovedu u delo mnogo potreban
yatni program "a odbranu zemlJe
cd gadnih napadaca. Tada bi a
mericki radnici tex imali nesto
stvarno "a sto bi Sc neizmerno
zrtvovali bez ikakve sumnje, kao
sto danas sumnjaju gledajuci plu-
tokratiju gde u ime ratnog pro-
grama bere sve vece ratne profit
te, i ne bi Sc mogao pred odbran-
benin odborom Socijalisticke A
merike pojaviti nj jedan radnlk
da Sc TUT ma svoje drugove kako
radi sebicnih profitaskih interesa
sprecavaju %ostvarenje ratnog pro-
grama kao sto Sc Guthrie TUT da-
mas ma svoje drugove pljackase,
odurno sebicne plutokrate.
Zajednicka svojina sredstava
proizvodnje i zajednicka PRAYED
ma podela proizvedenih upotreb-
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vain nikakvo drustveno pitanje.
Tada Sc radja socijalisticka paro-
la: 'Svakome prema njsgovim de-
lima"
A ovracajuci Sc burzou, poo
rugljivo stvalja zeljeznickog Via
kovodju u protivpoloznost prema
gimnazijskom ~profesoru, soeiJa-
list odgovara:
"Ti klevetas c~ovecanstvo Il Sc
bi. No ii ne znas, sta cinis. Ii 81
zrtva navika misljenja svoje kla-
Sc, po~jacanih n%eznanjem, sto ga
interest two e klase roradjaJu.
sto ii drzis "a pravedno = tako
pravedno, da Sc razmeces rorugon,
- nije nimalo pravedno. To je zlo,
koje je ~posledica rane ekonomske
slabosti ljudskog roda, koja je tada
emilia nepravdu naloznom. Rad
nik-tezak je dostojan svoje cara
de. Onaj, koji svojim radon do
prinasa konacnim r~ezultatima, ne
ophcdan je rezultatu. Kao takav,
on ina pravo ma jednaki udeo Il
rezultatu, bas i ako izbacimo IL
racuna opasnost, koja Sc prikop-
cava "a njegovu funkciju Il koope-
rativnom lancu. Ekonomska ne
moe ljudstva u njegovom neJas-
tvu, zdruzena sa socioloskim Ia
konom koji natera ljudstvo da
ella ekonomskoj moci, ~zasenila Je
raGelo pravde. No mi zivimo ma
stupnju, kada je nekadanja exc
nomska slabost ljudstva dorasla
do gigantske moci; socioloski "a
kon, koji je sluzio kao obzidanj da
sc dospe do sadanjeg stupnja, zas
.tareo je. Opravdavanje - iii cah
ublazavanje = drustvene neprav-
de lei "a mama. Materijalne mo-
gucnosti postavljaju danas z%eljez-
nickog vlakovodju naporedo sa
gimnazijskim profesorom Il koope-
rativnom radu drustva. Covece,
okreni Sc istoriji. Citaj je obazri-
vo i nepristrasno. Ona treperi do
kazima o primoravavajucoj sill
meterijalne nuznosti. U 33-cem
izdanju svoga della 'zena i soci-
jalizam', August Bebel opisuje
pustosno stanie Nemr@aaeekke nnaakk99nr
trideseto-godisnjeg verskog rata
eitave oblasti i ~pokrajine leze O.
p~ustosene; stotinama gradova, hi
ljadama sela je delimicno iii pot
puno sagoreno; stanovniatvo se
svedeno ma %trecinu, cetvrtinu, pc
thu, cak j osminu i desetinu; lju-
di su odneseni, a zene su tamo
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Ispravka.
Detroit, Mich.

U nom dopisu sa vecelinke Klu-
ba Radnicke Borbe, koja Sc odr-
zaIa %. februara, a koji Sc dopiS
pojavio IL IL. broju r. B., nepri-
metno sam madju prilagacima is
pustila ime Ane Kapetanovic, ko-
ia lie darovala u hrani. $3.50.
Neka nasi citaoci uzmu owl do
punu u obzir, a Cd drugarice Ka-
petanovic trazim izvinu "a ucinje-
nu omasku.
Ana Sekulie, dop. Kluba.
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u "Odbrani" 4O-satne
radne nedelje.
(Nastavak sa 1. strane.)

Ma II. marta, nakon sto Sc po-
celia rasprava o tim anti-radnickim
projektima, Predsednik Roosevelt
je opomenuo ODE predstavnicke
kuce da ne usvajaju protu-straj-
kaske mere kada tai problem ne
muci zemlju, kada Sc stvari krecu
zadovoljavajuce. On rece da je bo-
liza dobrovoljna akcija labor lide-
ra da njihove junije nece straj-
kovati nego da Kongres usvoji "a
konsku zabranu strajkova. On da-
lie rece, da Kongres ne moze u
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IL ZIVOTA
Skupstina u Detroit. Mich.

U nehnu 20 marta ogranak Derdt prredut ju skpsinu u srpAom Domu, 1514 Ere
|Putak u sa pc pone Uz sobodan. PhanJa su dovoIena = Odbor
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Sa zcjednicke vece-
rinke.
East Chicago, Ind

East Chicago, Ind.
y nedelju Is. marta mas Ogra-
max i drugarska Bugarska Grupa
odrzali su z%ajednicku ~vacerinku.
Pcseta bese dobra - preko so.
Goste je pozdravio drug A.
Chenoweth. Goyor je bi odlican
jer Sc bavio sa savremenim doga-
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Skupstina i vecerinka u Lackawanna, n. Y.

U nedlju 30 marta Ogunak Iacawanna prnedme jnu skupshnu u Spme lRaIl 80 Ridge
RI Tema: "Poler rata Sta? GUonh:N Stnr urednkR ADNCKE BORBE PMeak 8 aa 20
pome Uz sdmdanp Hanas u dDvWna
U 7 aiW te Ga~ dmO b6ers nvhana donada ukusna vcna P1hano se prjdeje rad
1nuIog oohdimaa poee kMo skuptnu tkoi venklZ III se osho voi bgu = Odhr
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Lectures in Detroit, Mich.

section Wayne Co. will hold a series of thee lectures Sundays, at 3 p M D0y Hall,
ward near Blaine:
APRIL 2 Speaker: Earl ENNIS subject "CahaHst Prosperity depends. on A
APRIL 10 Speaker: Marion Walbrdge subject: "WhHher Society!
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Annual Spring Entertainment and Dance il

Sponsored by Federation Branches and Section Wayne County, Saturday, Aprh4 at p m Gro
altar Hail. 1881 E. Kirby near RUSSELL St = Hilarious Comedy WtS Side Weekly People Club play
p m Dancing to string of internationally Orchestra from $50 p m to All proceeds will go to
NATIONAL RADIO FUND
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Pre-Convention Banquet in Chicago, Ill.

PuCouenton Banquet Saturday, Marc 2s 1912 at 700 P NJ, will be hAd at 58s HaAted
I+ Musical nnuum Ispinc talk vJ onbP jrcnn and others Admissions: Adults 100 Chill
dn soc Make reservations through section Cook County organizer +" Frank sdn1r State ee-
tar.
State Convention the Socialist Labor Party Of illinois Will convene Sunday March 2h, 1912
good standing a dhate; paid up premiership ca is -FOUR crdendaL
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Enemy Aliens in District
TofaIed 1900 on Oct. 9

Aliens of enemy nationality in the
District on October 9, 1912, totaled
$500, according to figures made pub
lie by the Justice Department yes
terday.
The District total included 1850
Germans, 2.100 Italians, so Japa-
nese and 100 Hungarians, Ruma-
mans and Bulgarians.
The alien population of enemy
nationality in Maryland numbered
9,150, including $3.50 Italians and
$3.50 Germans. The Justice De-
partment reported 1850 aliens of
enemy nationality in Virginia.
Aliens of enemy nationality in the
United States numbered 938,4O0.
These included 265 700 Germans.
601 1000 Italians, 48,4O0 Japanese and
23,3o0 Rumanians, Hungarians and
Bulgarians.
On October 19 aliens of italian
nationality were removed from the
category of allen enemies" Like
the Italians, citizens of Rumania,
hungary and Bulgaria are classified
as aliens of enemy nationality rather
than as "alien enemies"
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Army 0rientation Course
For Civilians Opens Oct. 26

A four-Week orientation course in
Army organization and procedures
Will open october 26 at the Com
mand and General Staff School.
Fort Leavenworth, Kans, for 83 Sc
lected business and professional men
whose work Is closely associated
with the war effort.
Eleven of the number are from
Washington, including Samuel H.
Kaufman, assistant business man
ager OF The Evening Star Newspaper
Co. The civilians will report to the
Army school October "a, when they
will be assigned to quarters.
In an earlier story The Star in
advertently reported that the course
was for duration of IA weeks and
would start on October %.
Last year the War Department
gave a similar course to business
men with very satisfactory results.
1t. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell COM
manding the Army's Services of
Supply, said a repetition of the
former course is now desirable so
that the civilian group can become
more familiar with Army methods
and procedures as associated with
current industrial problems.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Kate Smith, Manager
Plan Dawn-to-Dawn
Bond-Se||ing Drive =
To Stort Broadcast
Oct. 28 Over WJSV
And CBS Stations

Radios first 24-hour dawn-to-
dawn War bond appeal will be made
here october % by Kate Smith, the
radio singer, and Ted Collins, her
manager.
Having set an all-time radio high
In the sale of War bonds during
their 21-hour microphone appeal in
New York on October 6, in which
they were officially credited with
selling more than 100000 in War
bonds in less than full day, Miss
Smith and Mr.. Collins will remain
on the air in Washington from
6:01 am, october %, to am, Oc-
tober 20. Their appeals will originate
from Station WJSV and at various
intervals will be heard over the 12l
stations of the Columbia Broad
casting System.
Throughout these appeals Miss
Smith and Mr.. Collins will be either
on the air selling bonds or person.
ally on telephones receiving calls
from bond purchasers. A special
telephone number, Executive 1900,
has been assigned by the Treasury
Department, and all calls to this
number will 60 direct to the radio
team over one of the so telephones
Installed for the special event. A
staff OF secretaries will assist the
singing star and the producer -direc-
tor Of her shows. They will attempt
to greet personally over the tele-
phone as many bond buyers as pos
sible.
With the Treasury Department
having officially designated October
% as Kate Smith bond day." elab-
crate arrangements have been made
to welcome the husky singing star.
She will arrive on the Congressional
Limited at sos pm. Saturday, and
Mr.. Collins on the same train the
following day.
Scores of high Government Off
cials will attend the broadcast dur
Ing the day and night periods.
On Monday and Tuesday preced-
Ing the broadcast, Mr.. Collins will
hold a series of conferences with
Government officials on safety
measures. He recently was ap-
pointed radio co-ordinator of safety
education, United States Labor De-
partment, and National Committee
for the Conservation of Manpower
for War Industries.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
CoIlifIower to Speak
At Reciprocity Club

James E. Collif1ower, chairman of
the District of Columbia Salvage
Committee, will outline future plans
and give resume of the committees
past activities at the weekly lunch
con meeting of the Reciprocity Club
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the May
flower Hotel.
Plans to furnish eyeglasses to stu
dents in public and parochial schools
are in the hands of the Eyeglass
Clinic Committee headed by Ernest
o. Paland. Students needing glasses
are urged by Mr.. Paland to discuss
the matter with their teachers. Pro-
viding eyeglasses for needy students
is one of the major activities of the
Reciprocity Club.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
STATE CHAMBER TO HONOR GOSS
Local Man to Be Named TWO-Year Director at
 Hartford Today

Hartford, May 2T-More than 400 members of the Connecticut Cham Der of Commerce are expected to attend the forty-third annual meet ing at 3 p. m. today at the Hotel Bond, according to F. ". Orr, ex- ecutive vtce-president.
 The election of general and group directors will take place at the meeting. The following nominations for general directors, to serve for a term of two years, have been made by the chambers nominating com- mittee: Allerton F. Brooks, New Haven; John H. Goss, Waterbury: Samuel Ludlow IT,, Hartford: Theo- dore l.. Bristol, Ansonia; and Ed- win J. Rockwell, Waterbury.
 The following have been nomin- ated for group directors, to serve for a term of two years: Agricul- ture, Samuel H. Graham, Suffield: Banking, George L. Woodward, South Norwalk; Industries, Freder- ick c. Hughes, Bristol; Insurance, Edgar J. Sloan, Hartford; Public Utilities, Richard J. Bennett, New Haven; Trade n d Commerce, Charles A. Goerner, Bridgeport.
 The banquet will start at o'clock. | Entertainment is planned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
Late Realty NeuOs

Papers fin connection with the following real estate transaction have been filed at the town clerks office:
 Warranty Deeds Anna l.. NageI to Daniel Y. Far rington, IT,, property at 2SS Wood street.
 Alfred Baker to Maurice M. and Lillian s. Henes, property on Ste pEana lane.
 Mattatuck Lumber Co.,, Inc, to Josephine TortOrtelIi, property on LyndaIe avenue.
 Administrator Deed Naugatuck National bank, ad- ministrator of the estate of Henry SchiIdgen, Sr, to Robert M. and Alice L. Jeannin, property at 18S Tracy avenue.
 Quit Claim Deed Phalef, property at 42 Holmes avenue.
 Mortgage Releases Leon M. Fiske to Cornelius c. Granoth.
 Waterbury Savings bank to Hnez J. COwie ChatfieId.
 ScoviIl Mfg. Co.,, to Joseph F. and Anna l.. Nagel.
 Paul Revere Life Insurance O., to Morris and Celia M. KOsersIy. LOmas & NettIetOn Co.,, to Al- fred Baker.
 Mortgage Deeds Robert M. and Alice l.. Jeanmin to the First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Waterbury, property at 1S9 Tracy avenue, $S,2OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
HIGHWAY SABOTAGE PICTURE PREVENTED

'.7ighway Sabotage" the second in a series of. sound-motion pictures produced by the Safety Education Department of the Aetna Casualty and Surety company in cooperation with the Connecticut Highway Safe- ty Commission, was previewed at the Safety Commission meeting at Hartford, Monday, May 18th.
 The picture traces the far-reach- ng effects of traffic accidents in th9 present all-out war production pro- gram, and effectively dramatiges how irreplacable rubber, metal parts and manpower are being wasted through the vehicle accidents.
 The meeting was the regular monthly session of the Commission and members of the Commission were addressed by Mr. Chester Bowles, State O. P. A. director and Rationing Administrator.