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NapregnutO stanje Via
da u Indiji.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

panji civilne neposlusnosti.
Britannia je pokusala da diskre-
dituje Gandhia pred njegovim
sledbenicima nadi da tako de-
moralise Geo Kongres, kada je O.
belodanila toboznju originalnu re-
zoluciju, koju je Gandhi podneo
odboru Kongresne partije, u ko-
joj on toboz preporucuje da &c pr
vi akt nezavisne Indie biti da
pregovara sa Japanom. Ma owe
britanske napade odbor Kongre-
sa je usvojio jednu rezoluciju sa
kojom Sc izjavljuje da &c slobod-
ma India odmah stati uz Ujedi-
njene Nacije i zajedno sa NINA
Sc boriti protiv nacistickih agre-
sora. Tako izgleda ovim pref
hodnim borbama da Kongres po-
bedjuje Britaniju.
Prema istoj vesti- -od 8. augusta
da Sc razumeti da &c Gandhi biti
glava tog masovnog pokreta civil
ne neposlusnosti da &c on odre-
diti kada &c Sc zapoceti. sto zna-
ci da su MENU date odresene ru-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-13

narnom radu nase FederaclJe, da
bi mogla nastaviti sirenje oslobo-
dilacke ideje medju jugoslavens-
kim radnicima. Prilagaci su kako
sledi:
F. Dvoracki $4,000, D. J. Klaie
$500, V. Stefanoff $500, Mary
Pill $500, N. Stanic $500, John
Grbavcic $500, NJ. Kuruzovic So
90, P. Slepcevic $500, L. Petrovis
$500, J. Palacek $500, S. Doceff
S1.OO, Joe Grbavcic $500, G. Ker-
ceff $500, L. Stefanovic $1.00, J.
Bencic $1.OO, c. seepovie $1.00, J.
Mitic S1.0O, S. Dadovic Soc, ziv-
ka Tonic $4.0O, Mildred Slepce-
vic Dolores Klaic $50, Joe ses-
tok $1.00.
Ukupno $71.0O.
Pored ulozenog truda oko Ego
tovljavanja jela, nase vredne l
pozrtvovane drugarice darovase
nasem izletu izobiljnih poslastica,
a iste su: Mary Pill, Kata Grbav-
cic, Dragica Klaic, Mary Petrovic,
Mary Slepcevic, zivka Tonic.
Mi zalimo slucaj sto je okol-
most nalagala da drugovi John i
Joe Grbavcic l.. Martoni obave
ogroman posao bez naloga iii od-
redbe.
Mas Ogranak skupa sa celim
pokretom oduzice Sc pozrtvovao-
Gina izgradnjom boljeg praved-
nijeg drustvenog uredjenja, a
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Sa piknika.
Bellwood, II.

Bellwood, Ill.
U nedelju 10. julia mas je Ogra-
max odrzao svoj prvi piknik Fo-
rest Preserve.
Il rama ujutro priroda Sc ma
mas namrgodila htede da mas
podari sa kisom. Ali sve te pref
ME mas nisu ustrasile vec smo ma
sli potrebne stvari i odnesmo in
ma odredjeno mesto. | II sati u
jutro sve stvari behu ma raspolo-
zenju gostiju. Sunce rastera OBJ
lake i cd tada dan bese pogodan.
Istog dana su drugovi u Chica-
go imali svoj piknik Il nasoj O.
kolici su Sc priredili par vasara
te zbog toga nasa je poseta blla
mala, velim mala, ali odvazna,
odvazni ljudi zene koji nikada
nisu promasili da dodju ma nase
sastanke da tako pomognu ma
terijalno stvar svoga oslobodJe-
MIA.
Ovoga puta nam je dosao drug
I. Studen, il Silvisa, sa svojom
grupom, koja je povecala mas pix
mix pomogla da uspeh bude veci.
Cist prihod ovoga piknika izno-
81 $4,000.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima
posetiocima koji su doprineli gor-
Moi stvari.
Mas drugi piknik odrzace Sc 16.
augusta ma isto mesto. Pazite ma
oglas Radnickoj Borbi.
G.. Sulentic, dop.
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Sa piknika.
Youngstown, {

Youngstown, 0.
Da bi mas Ogranak Youngstown
ma brzu ruku dosao do potrebnog
novca, kQjeg da prilozi ma nasoj
dojducoj jubilarnoj konvenciji, on
je "a tn svrhu ,priredio svoj dru-
gi piknik owe godine.
Pozvali smo nase simpaticare
apelovali ma njih da nam nasem
zajednickom radu pomognu. Ne
samo da SUI oni obilno prilozili ma
kelekciji, nego su nam pomogli
snositi troskove hrani picu.
Ova odanost nasih simpaticara
svedoci da su oni ozbiljno shva-
till ucenje nauke Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije kao jedina NADIA
spas celog covecanstva.
Ma mesto galame larme, zbr-
kanih jezika sasavih pojmova,
koji krase reakcionarne piknike,
mi smo sa nasim simpaticarima
sproveli dan u d1ugarskoj razo-
nodi razgovorima. l da bi jos
bolje iskoristili mas sastanak u
pravom revolucionarnom duhu,
pozvali, smo urednika RADN1cKE
BORBE, druga N. Stanica, da nar1
odrzi kratki govor. Drug Stanic je
vrlo ubedljivo opipljivim joka-
zima potkrepio da kapitalizam Sc
nalazi II svojem smrtnom trzaJu.
Svi Acknowledgement pocam cd
Predsednika Roosevelta pa dc
"komunista" ne mogu naci uspes-
nog leka da povrate snagu zdrav-
lie trulom kapitalizmu. Sada sa-
mo stoji do radnicke klase da ga
strovali njegov grob. Jedinl
moguci novi zivot "a ljudsko
drustvo jeste u Socijalistickoj Ia
jednici, socijalizam = kako ga
uei Socijalisticka Radnicka Parti-
ia Amerike - je jedina NADIA CO.
vecanstva.
Nakon goyora druga Stanica ma
cinjen je apel "a kolekciju sle-
deci su Sc odazvali:
Nevestic $1,000, J. sestok $5.-
90, V. Mile $500, P. Sharkey $3.-
90, N. Stanic $500, J. Bauman
$500, l. Gotal $500, A. Malcevic
$500, A. sostarie $1.oO, l. Mrao-
vic $1.O0, F. Pispek $1.O0, S.
Gradski $1.OO, j. Busdon $1.OO, V.
Pispek 50c., J. Klaric Soc, M.
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Sa iZleta.
Cleveland, O

Cleveland, 0.
U nedelju 10. julia Ogranak
Cleveland odrzao je svoj prvi IL
let owe godine ma farmi drugova
Tonic u Medina.
Ishod izleta bese dobar, ako
poseta ne bese onakva kakvu smo
: ocekivali. Losoj poseti uzrok be-
!se neodredjeno vreme, svi izgle-
di behu da &c burma oluja proiz-
vesti bujnu kisu svakoga minuta,
dalje cd mesta nasega izleta be-
Sc kise, a kod mas tex toliko da
nam ovlazi nasa "junaeka licka
ledja".
Hrana, koju nam zgotovise ma
Sc pozrtvovane drugarice, bese
dobra ukusna. Njihovu muku i
napor da mas sa dobrom hranom
zadovolje, Ogranak skupa sa os-
talim posetiocima rekordovace to
ma svojoj svesti, tai spomen ne
ka i'm bude najzasluzenija nagra-
| da.
Pored dobre hrane imali smo
uobicajeni govor cd naseg druga
Lazara Stefanovica. Govor njegov
bese odusevljavajuci, slueaj je bio,
da je neki nedovoljno obavesteni
radcik pre- nekoliko dana rekao
govorniku: "ziveo sam kako sam
ziveo, decu sam odhranio i sada
mi je jedina leila da umrem, jer
nemam radi cega dalje da zivim"
- sa owe polazne tacke govornik
otpoce, a nizu daljeg izlaganja,
zasnovanog ma socijalistickoj re-
volucionarnoj znanosti, mi smo
razumeli tacne misli zadatku
coveka u drustvenom zivotu. Co
vornik nam rece: "Sve zivotinje
sa drugim ostalim zivim bicima
prirodi, dolaze ma pozornicu zivo-
ia sa zadatkom da Sc odrze Il Il
votu da pored toga oplode svoju
vrstu, zatim bez ikakvih drugih
zelja iii zadataka izcezavaju t, ].
umiru." Dale nam govornik re-
ce: "Covek, "a razliku Cd svih
drugih zivotinja, buduci tvorac a
lata "a proizvodnju, osudjen je
cd matere prirode ma nebrojene
zadatke. Sredstvo alat u rukama
coveka omogucuje mu da unapre-
djuje ulepsava zivot prema ME
govom daru umetnosti. Ali Il drus-
tvenom zivotu radjaju Sc smetnje
neodoljivoj teznji coveka, te mno-
ge cd tih smetnji sprecavaju do
lazenju onoga sto je drustvo pro-
izvelo "a ulepsavanje zivota. U
nase sadanje doba izumiruci po-
redak privatne svojine alata "a
proizvodnju, koji ma mesto da u-|
krasuje zivot vecini tvoraca, rad
nickoj klasi, koja proizvodi izo-
biljnih predmeta, kako nuznih Ia
ko luksuznih, zbog svojih gru-
bin interesa svodi zivot radnicke
klase ma uravanj zivotinjskih nuz-
nih potreba - kao hranu, stan
odecu sa nesto neznatnih pred
meta "a uzivanje i kod te granlce
stane brani ostalo prisvoJeno
bogatstvo sa swim mogucim sred-
stvima, kao: policijom, vojskom
swim drugim agentima iznajmlje-
MIN "a OdDranu pOKradJenOg 10
gatstva. Takva nepravda uslov-
lava borbu - klasnu borbu, IL
medju rada kapitala, u toJ
borbi radnici stecenim iskustvom
morace uvideti da Sc kapitalistic-
XII sistem mora oboriti, a ma ME-
govo mesto, po ucenju Socijalis-
ticke Radnicke Partije, izgraditi
pravedniji sistem, imeno - Socl-
jalistickp Industrijalnu Republi-
ku Rada.
Nakon njegovog govora, pozva-
nj behu posetioci izleta da po svo-
joj mogucnosti daruju revolucio-
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SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.

Pseudokomunisti su postal tax
vi branitelji mrskog kapitalizma
da ga ne smeju nj spomenuti zhog
straha da &c cd sebe odbiti, zais-
ia. zavedene sledbenike!
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IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Piknik u Akron, O.


tbnh dtea
al Ia e vodb &C
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Sa zaiednickOg piknika.
Milwaukee, Wis.

milwaukee,, w -.
Mas Ogranak, mesni Klub Rad
nicke Rorbe mesna Sekcija odr-
zali su zajednicki piknik 5. julia u
Pleasant Valley Park, ma 96 ullcl
Oklahoma Ave.
Vreme je bilo pogodno. PosJeta
ie bila dobra da mas je sve zado-
voljila.
Razonoda veselje trajalo je do
kasno IL noe.
Cist prihod iznosi oko $4,000.
Ogranak Sc svoj posjeti naJlep-
Sc zahvaljuje.
S. Djakulovic, dop.
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Pravi i najgori neprijatelj ma
roda jeste danasnja burzoaska
stampa. Zato sc drzite strogo svom
dusom devize sto YAM je dobacu
iem: Prezir mrznja, smrt pro-
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj stam-
pi! - Lassalle.
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donde neka svi skupa gore IRE
djani prime Cd naseg Ogranka u
obicajeno hvala.
Nj. Tonic, dopisnik.
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kosta AbraSevic:
p E S M A

Z dvadesetom bese letu,
Kada podje svud 20 svetu.
Vredan radnik bese on.
Radio ie voljom jakom.
TeSio sc pesmom lakom,
Trosio je snagu. moe.
L drustvu je dobar bio,
Uvek vedar, ves'o, clio,
Svakom bese veran drug.
Jednog dana - aoj, jada!
Osta jadnik on bez rada.
BeSe zima - jaka stud.
Snosio je bedu krutu,
| glad strasnu. zimu ljutu,
All "a malo bese to.
Patnja strosi snagu onu,
| on nazad bolan klonu
Da boluje mora sad.
Ali gde &c sad po zimi,
Niko nece da ga primi,
Nile wise vec "a rad.
Nema wise svoga stana,
Patnja VEGA svakog dana -
U bolnicu ode on.
Drugovi mu verni behu,
Pa ga cesto pohodise -
Utjeha mu bese to.
Bas kad minu zima kleta,
Ode i on ovog sveta
TEX u cvetu zica svog.
Drugovi mu verni behu,
Do groba ga otpratise,
Dobar radnik bese on.
Medal da knjiga tobom gospo
dari nego gospodari tt njom. Ko
me knjiga gospodari, tai je mr.
tav um. - Bulver.
Naivcina je dobra dusa, koju j
lako navuci ma tanak led.
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is P r A V X A
Akron, O.

Sazaljavamo sto sc greska po-
javila nasem dopisu sa piknika,
a koji Sc pojavio 30. broju K. g.,
imeno: da &c Sc mas naredni pix
mix odrzati ma "Markovoj farm
dok &c Sc isti odrzati u Evergreen
Park"-u. Umoljavaiu Sc citaocI da
ovu ispravku uvaze. Vidite ogias
u ovom broiu ma drugom mestu "a
mas piknik.
N. Ruzic, dopisnik-
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Piknik u Milwaukee. Wis.

. a
plea
ti d
On km nd T.
etu e in ovesi III hna NJ
st. o w. Grange n s. L.
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REFORMA ILL REVOLUCIJA?

REFORMA ILL REVOLUCIJA?
niu
vorirN
pota tim
knge- Cena cent II srania.
Porudzb novcem reba
Clair
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Partijski Organi.
.sWEEKLY PEOPLE,

L dT IJShl vi dlaH"
..WEEKLY PEOPLE,
|Zvanieni nedelini organ Soeijalstieke
Radnicke Partije Amerike.
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
81 Cliff Street, New York, n. r
"RADNIcKA BoRBA''
Nedeljni organ Jugoslavenske Soeiiaifs
ticke Radnicke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
s41s St. Clair Ave. Cleveland a.
sRABOTNIcEsKAP PROSvETA"
Nedelini organ Bugarske Socialists
Ike Radnicke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: $3.50.
p. o. Box 1858, Granite City: IN
"a MUNKAs.''
Nedeljni organ Madjarske SocIJaiIstic
Ike Radnicke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
p. O. Box 213, Station D
New York, N. Y.
Nauka je nekom uzvisena bo-
ginja,
sto mu dusu uzdize oda zfz4
brani,
A nekome opet samo dohrx
krava.
Koju drzi "a to, da ga mlekoEs
hrani.
ShiIler-
Read the WEEKLY PEOPLE, Of
ficial organ of the Socialist La
Dor Party. - Subscription Two
dollars for one year.
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CENIU MAS UCI STRAJK?
suajk? De
30 j ed e So
p S
lmopce be t zto
Cena cenik kd
Avenue Clevla O.
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Naivcina je dobra dusa, koju je
lako navuci ma tanak led.
- CHAPMAN.
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Cetiri-godisnia proslava Detroit, Mich.


higraC Cenaz vecnu o be Zas rugo
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Piknik u Los Angeles, Calf.

lst domaa hrana
uUto
Posto otud poelno
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Piknik u Milwaukee. Wis.

Ograk P.
so st, w.
F uaca w
- kraaH
ma ete
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Medal da knjiga tobom gospo-
dari nego gospodari ii njom. Ko-
me knjiga gospodari, tai je mr.
tav um. - Bulver.
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Piknik u BellW0Od. Ill.


muzik
L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Indian tribe The writer complained
that Uncle sam, the symbol Of this
great country was too skinny
81 have notice tho picture of Uncle
same" he wrote "sueh a skiny being
.... In pcase time our Uncle Sam
was frail because he IS gentle and
pcase and lovcing Of freedom Now
the l.. S. Army is strong.
so Reg Manning. please draw our
Uncle Sam 20 look mighty. Indians
Will be- proud our brothers white VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
ThinkSCartOonistS eUnCeS Sam IOOSkinny

bc proud al $50.
II rejected sorou times ON account
of having old Yet Lam only 81 years
NV chance viii come
Manning thinks there is komcthre
90 this request 10 make Uncle sam
really look like The mighty fighter be-
is becoming and he may add just TIE
right drft touches TO his own portrayal
in the future that VIII make the ODD
gentleman look fully capable of swi
ing the Axis by the tail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

~ these days when the nation IS
l firmly united 10 defeat AXIS agErcs-
! sion there is al least one man who
isn't satisfied with the way Uncle sam
is always drawn as thinlfaccd and
rangy individual Ic wants him 10
look heavier and tougher
Reg Manning, the well-known car
toonist Of the Arizona Republic. a
newspaper in Phoenix Arizona. got an
unsigned fan letter 10 that effect the
other day. from a member Of the Pima
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
IF THE WARPUTS
US0N 0URFEETAGAII


Ct might hc kari 60 convince som
American o.'iF'"s ,'3' iH''' Is
nyLh, -Ito % 'H' wartime euro
The sale ~ automobiles ana tires
T.' htr many another t.oHF'ni'h''
is as possible 'ha' thousands 40
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-.".N rr/'Ts'"'s ah '"' ''''.'''.
Moro Shan ONO authority ar the hu
.-ar f..t has ,>rt,s~,J the opinion ina
Americans ID 81. walks az if, ",
..aIrv ENJOY rcii~,,y,rug what th'i
...- ar, Toy and that hitting 'h
-..G IS ,he best u' exercise
--9a nation, pod,a,nsts and chIro
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something "'""E WIN ''''''
According L" 'I'' ~ -
several causes i"I '''iS ''''''''' '''''
when Is cSP'''a''F "',' '"' q ''''''''
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me lac" '''.
too niue. SO Ola' "'' '''' ''' ''''' 80
lively weak
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adequate t"oui'E les III '''
poor judgment W ''''' w.,
shoes Tor ""iS''''.S ''''' '''
YOUNGSTERS 1 NJ ','''-il''' -, -
TO" ana me '',''-'''|i, ~,
nave raised non WIN w
uha'rp'ilnli'ES VI ''.' r
army OF Americans "'' 'u,'
ing 'l''Z'hS Oh '"'' '''>''
ana al ages
sun dl''l''' N"'''
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

The Young Woman at
the Right Isn't Making
"A Monkey of Herself
She l. Strengthening
Her Tired Toes by
Picking a Handkerchief
Up With Them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
CAPTURED ABear- almost

VUSI before the froeze-up ~ Maine
lakes this winter Joe Olcandor and
Pete Sabat two Deer River region
guides were approached by man who
wanted a bear for his roadside camp
station near the town OF Ellsworth.
There's $50 piece in it for you
boys If youu get me a good bear"
ne told them
HIM" grunted Joe 80 you want a
good one? 10 you mean one with a
good disposition or big one
Guess you better make II a good
Give Your Feet Break and Buy stock
ings Which Are Large Enough. stockings
That Are Too Tight Cramp the Toes and
Add to Foot WEAKNESS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Pressing the Ball ~
the Foot Firmly
Against "A Towel IL a
simple and Excellent
Method Of
strengthening Weak
and Tired Feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

These hints and forecasts on h0ne-front strategy are gathered in Washington and checked with authoritative sources before pulp
 liCation. However, they are subject to changes resulting from last-min- ute revisions of plans or operations by government agencies.
 UNFROZEN HETEROGENEOUS
 Wasnington.-If you're in the market for one of the 5O,OO0 retailer held refirgerators which are to be 1nfrozen by WIPE, be sure there's not even an old ice box in your cel- lar before you set out to purchase one of these new refrigerators.
 No one can own two refrigerators, mechanical or not,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
WOMEN DESIRED
 AS VOLUNTEERS
Report Centers Use Up Re- serve Pool; Many Doing
 Double Duty

The need for volunteers for duty at the Aircraft Warning service at the city hall, the district warning center and at all five report centers in the city's air raid system has be- come acute.
 At the warning center, the reserve pool of volunteers has been used up. Both men and women are needed, as the present volunteers are doing double duty. Those who desire to should contact Miss Jean Stevenson at the Chamber of Commerce during business hours.
 Wallace J. Inglis, chief observer of the Aircraft Warning service, stated women are needed to work at the post between 8 a. m. and noon and men for night shifts and week end duty. Tricks at the post are only two hours long and are not difficult. Vol unteers who are desirous of serving should contact Inglis either at the sity welfare department or at his home. Convenient shifts will be im- medaitely arranged.
 Director of Communications Thor vald E. Olsen stated that watchers for the chief report center and the four zone centers have also become scarce. Applicants can telephone Ol- sen at the controllers office for an assignment.
 Work at any of the centers is not tedious, consisting mainly of tele- phoning messages. Shifts are only from two to four hours long.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
Cluney Reinstated
 By Vote Of Board
Veteran Policeman Resumes Duty Today; Citizenship
 Status Settled; Five Policemen Ask Promotion

which Patrolman Cluney was ap- pointed. The policeman SWore that he was born near Boston but was unable to secure birth certificate.
 The committee on men and disci- pline informed the full board that the affidavit was the best evidence obtainable and reported that Corp oration Council Maurice T. Healey had taken the stand that reinstate- men of the policeman should be made. Patrolman Cluney will com plete 25 years on the force next Jan uary.
 The board tabled until the next meeting requests by five patrolmen appointed a year ago that they be advanced from Grade c to Grade B. The men are Patrolmen Harold Green, Carmine Albino, Joseph K. Dunphy, Paul Laguna and Jeremiah Kenney. Similar action vii be taken in regard to Patrolman John Dris- coll, now in the service.
 The Police Mutual Aid association was given permission to hold its bi- ennial ball next February.
 Letters commenting the work of the police department were received from the Scovill Mfg. Co.,, Water bury Tool Co.,, State Internal Rev. enue Collector Thomas s. Smith and Harry Shaw, representing the Lowe Poh theaters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
MANY CHILDREN'S
 BOOKS AVAILABLE
New Supply Added to Library Shelves; Boy
 Scouts to Meet Tuesday
WATERVlLLE Correspondent: Mvs. William E: Rooney, 19O Dwight St.
 Telephone 3-8475

Waterville, Sept. 17.-Miss Fran ces Linehan, children's librarian of the Waterville Branch of the Silas Bronson Library, announces the fol- lowing new books at the childrens room: I Hear America Singing, R. Barnes, Milly-her Dogs: L. Barks- dale; Freddy the Ignoramus: w. Brooks, The Runaway Bunny: M. Brown; Americans Everyone: L. Davis; The Merry Shipwreck: G. Duplex; A Surprise for Arammta; E. Evans; InsectS-Their Ways: B. Parker, Soldier Sammy: M. Mac Mel; Tap-a-Tan; J. Lowney, Pic ture Tales from Scandinavia: R. Owen.
 Books for Girls: Houseboat Sum- mer; E. Ccatsworth, Happy Tramp: M. Denison; Felicity Way: H. Cir van: How to Sew: N. Jordan, House. hold Workers: A Keliher, In Mex icc They Say: P. Ross; Clue to the Cipher Key: J. Silkirk, Canyon of No Sunset: A. Turngren; The Won- der Clock: H. Pyle.
 Books for Boys: Wings Over West Point: R. Emery; Larry, the Under sea Raider: w. Farley; The Long Adventure Story of w. Churchill: H. Hawthorne; David: M. M. Pe- tersham; The Jungle Book, Illus, by K. Wiese: R. Kipling, Wings of Defense: Leipon; General MacAr- thur: Miller; The American Cow coy: James.
 Meeting Sunday
 The first fall meeting of St. Paul's Young Peoples Fellowship society will be held Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Ruth Batchelder. president, will preside.
 The Women'S Society for Chris tan Service Of Grace Methodist church met last evening at the church parlors to sew for Britain. Mrs. Arthur Twslyes, president, urg. es more members to be present next "Wednesday evening as there ls a large amount of sewing 10 be done. Present last evening were; Mrs Arthur TwelyeA, Mrs. Harry Iiatllmer, Miss Ruth Norton, Mrs. Vincent Leonard. Mrs, Prank Wilson and Mrs. John piatt. eF
 
 William ', Christie. scout leader Of Roy scout Troop No, 3i, announces llle first fall meeting Tuesday even. ine as I o'clock at Fraternity hail.
 The first business meeting nf the tall Of EpwoFlh League Oi Grace Melh0alat church Mill be Held ihlA evening at Js80 ln lhe church, George Kraft. president. reqnessA N soea asfenaanes ef inenabefA,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
SUPPORT PLEDGED FOR CHEST DRIVE Bunker Hill Improvement Association Also Elects
 New Officers

Charles B. Slater was elected president of the Bunker Hill Im- provement association last night at a meeting held at the Bunker Hill Congregational church.
 Other new officers include Jere- miah c. Murphy, first vice-presi- dent; second vice president to be appointed; Albert Loeffler, third vice-president; F. A. Shattauck, ST., secretary; Jesse Burton, treasurer, and Michael O'Brien and John En- sor, members of the board of direc- tors. A third member will be ap- pointed in the future.
 The members also voted to CO., operate with the Community Chest of Waterbury, Inc. A committee composed of Albert Loeffler, F. A. Shattauck. ST., and Mrs. E. F. Brad ley, was selected to work with other Bunker Hill organizations to obtain speaker from the Community Chest before the opening of the drive.