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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
|Partizani unicili
nacijsko zracno
bazo pri Zagrebu
Poroca Sc tudi o drugih
vaznih uspehih osvobo-
dime armada

LONDON, %. dec. - Komu-
nikej Jugoslovanske osvobodil-
ne voJske naznanja, da so par
tizanske cete marsala Tita pro-
drle V blizino Zagreba in unicile
veliko nemsko zrakoplovsko ba-
20 V Veliki Gorici, XII Sc nahaja
mani kot 10 mill cd hrvaskega
glavnega mesta.
Druge partizanske edinice so
pokoncale nemSko posadko V
TOvarniku blizu Sida ma Hrva-
skem, in Okucanih so iztirile ne
XII nemski vlak ma progi med Ia
grebom in Belgradom.
Partizanske cete so tudi uni
Gle nemsko skladisce v Benetu,
V katerem Sc .je nahajalo 1863 re-
lezniskih vozov zita.
. Nemci dobivajo stalna ola
cenja tanke in infanterijo, V
poizkusu, da bi vdrli V bosan-
ske pokrajine, XII Sc naha:jajo V
rokah partizanov. Istocasno Sc
javlja, da so V Crni gori clani
italijanske Garibadijeve divizi-
je, XII so p%restopili k partiza-
nom, znatno pomagali v akciji,
tekom katere so >partizani pri-
sli V posest radio postaje velike
zaloge vojnega materijala.
Partizani javljajo, da so po-
razili nemski poizkus "a izkr-
CAME ma enem izmed nadal.jnih
otokov ma hrvaski obali. line
otoka nj omenjeno, toda men,
ska komanda trdi, da so Nemci
otok Korculo, XII lei JUNO cd
Splita, ocistili "komunisticnih
tolp," pri cemur Jill je bilo 500
ubitih ali pa zajetih.
Nemci tudi trdijo, da so "a
plenili tam vec malih ladij, IL
cesar sc sklepa, da skusajo uki-
niti do~vazanje pomoci preko
Jadrana il zavezniskih baz v
juzni Italiji, XII 10 nudijo "a
vezniki partizanskim slam re
casa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
5. OBLETNICA SWRTT

V soboto, dine l. januarja Sc
DO V cerkvi sv. Kristine vrsila
OBJ II. uri dopoldne zadusnica
"a pokojno Mary (Minko) Gerl,
oh priliki pete obletnice Meme
smrti. Sorodniki in prijatelji so
vabljeni, da Sc opravila udele-
zijO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
AMERISKI STUDENTJE POMAGAJO
JUZNO-SLOVANSKI STVARI
IL urada Zdruzenega odbora juno
slovanskih Americanov

IL urada zdruzenega odbora juno
slovanskih Americanov
Navdusen odziv ma delo Zdru-
zenega odbora juzno-slovanskih
Amerikancev, XII gGje zaznati V
skoro vseh plasteh ameriske
javnosti, je hvalezen in spodbu-
jajoc pojav. V teku zadnjih ne
kaj odlocilnih let je bilo malo
stvari, XII bi bile tako vzbujale
demokratske instinkte in domis-
LILO ameriskega ljudstva kot
sijajna borba Jugoslovanske
ljudske armada "a narodno
osvobojenje, pod poveljstvom
vojaSko spretnega m arsala
Tita.
Kjer koli Zdruzeni odbor
uspe, da' objasni dozdaj tako
zamotano in zlokobno prikazo-
vano sporno vprasanje Jugosla-
vie, tam vzbudi krepko navdu-
senje ter iskrene simpatije, ka-
kor tudi zeljo, da Sc pomaga
pogumnim borcem v goratih
trdnjavah Balkana.
Karakteristicen vzgled take
ga navdusenja "a borece Sc juz-
ne Slovane cd strani ameriske
javnosti, je nedavni dogodek
ozir. gesta studentov Abraham
Lincoln visje Sole Brooklynu,
N. Y.
Ma zeljo studentov tie insti-
tucije, je Zdruzeni odbor napro-
sill znanega ra~dijskega komen-
tatorja in velikega prijatelja
Juznih Slovanov, William S.
Gailmora, da nastopi pred Stu
denti, kot govornik, XII maj po-
jasni kaj o legendarnem THU in
njegovih junaskih partizanih.
Mr.. Gailmor je podal SUDDEN
tom tako vznesen govor, da so
studentje odlocili, da Sc daruje
YES pribitek predavanja Zdru-
zenemu odboru.
V njihovem pismu, naslovlje-
mem ma Mr.. Louis Adamica,
predsednika Zdruzenega, odbo-
ra, so organizatorji predavanja
zapisali:
"Dijak in dijakinje Abraham
Lincoln High School z veseljem
poklanjajo prilozeni prispevek
"a stvar, "a katero vasa skupina
DELUXE. v izredno ganljivem in
zanimivem govoru nam je Mr..
Gailmor predocil, kako vazna je
Ia stvar."
Zdruzeni odbor Q zadovolj-
stvom in hvaleznostjo izreka
javno zahvalo dijakom in dija-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
ZAROKA

Mr.. Martin Glazef, 1920 Cal
cutta Ave-, sporoca, da sta Sc
zarocila njegova hci Christine,
in Frank Janesic, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Joseph J~anesic, 1043 E.
III st. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
ZOPET donna

Il bolniSnice Sc je povrnil ma
svoj dom poznani Frank Blaz-
mix, stanujoc ma 1884 E. IS ST.,
kjer ga p~rijatelji sedaj lahko
~obiscejo. zelimo mu skorajsnjo
okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
PILES v S. ID. d.

zenski odsek Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
priredi plesno veselico v sobo-
to, l. januarja, ma katero pri-
jazno vabi ~cenjeno obcinstvo.
Vstopnina DO Soc in "a pies DO
igral priljubljen John Pecon or
kester.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
Rusi salllo Sc 48 mil
cd po!ske meje
Trdnjava Korosten zopet v ruskih
rokah pc b%riljantni ofenzivi ma
1%1O-miljski 'front.'

LONDON, 80. dec. - Moskva je danes zgodaj zju-
traj naznanila, da je Rdeca vojska pc spektakularnem
predrtju nemskih lnij dospela ma postojanke, XII Sc ma
hajajo samo AZ mil Cd predvojne poljske meje zapadno
cd Kijeva, in da Sc ruska ofenziva vail naprej preko raw
nth step, XII nudi Nemcem malo naravnih obramb do re-
Ike Bug, XII tece 200 mill proti zapadu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
NOV DRZAVLJAN

Mr. Jakob Petrich, 6818 Bay
liss Ave, je Werai prejel anne
risko drzavljansteo, "a katero
Sc je potrudil kljub svoji castit-
ljivi starosti-8S let. Cestita-
mo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
'05MI NApAD ma SEDEz
RAJHA Y SESTIH TEDNIH

LONDON 80. dec. Danes je bilo tukaj naznanje-
no, ola je angleska zracna sia snoci v~prizoila silen ma
pad ma Berlin, XII je osmi v teku zadnjih sestih tednov.
Kot je razvidno il vesti, prihajajocih il Berlina in new
tralnega Stockholma, je bill snocnji napad eden najsilnej
sih, odkar Sc Wsi vojna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30

Nth "a urah je dalo Rusom po-
polno kontrolo mad 35-mil.jskim
sektorjem zelezniske proge med
Leningradom in Odeso, kajti "a
sedli so mesto Cernjakov, XII lei
IL mill severno cd zitomira; ter
zelezniske postaje v Turcinki in
Fasovu med Korostenom in O.
grozanim zitomirom.
V nekem drugem znacilnem
udaru ma juznem sektorju XII
jevske fronte so Rust zavzeli
mesto Skvira, so mill JUNO
zapadno cd Kijeva, kjer Sc kon-
ca~kratka stranska proga CLAW
ne zeleznice med Kijevom in
mestom Zmerinka.
DiUji nemSki beg
PolnOcni bulletin liz MOskve
pripoveduje o divjem begu
Nemcev, XII so zapustili mnogo
vojne opreme ter utrpeli izred-
no visoke izgube v spopadih te-
kom dneva.
Ma neki zelezniski postal je
has dospel vlak nemskega vo-
jastva, ko so v mesto vdrli Rust
s tank in strojnicami. Nemci so
bill napadeni, Sc predno so mo-
gil izvesti vojno formacijo.
Mnogo Sc jih je spustilo v beg,
ostali pa so bill zajeti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30

kinjam omenjene sole ter upa,
da DO Nth lepa gesta in vzgled
nasel mnogo posnemovalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30

3. Metoda Lige Narodov. To
je bila metoda International
nih g%arancij "a vse manjsine.
Nemski petokolonci so pokazali
v vseh dezelah, kako more spre-
ten in brezobziren agresor IL
koristiti v svoj prid tie vrste
ureditev.
Strokovnjaki so mnenja, da
bi bio preseljevanje milijonov
Poljakov v neko vrste novo
poljsko zemljo, ter povratek
drugih m%ilijonov Nemcev v
Rajh, tezka, in "a one, XII bi Sc
selili, tudi jake bolestna stvar.
Toda bilo hi ma vsak nacin raz-
meroma lazje v casu, XII DO sle-
dill neposredno koncu vojne. Ne
kateri, in med mimi DIR. Benes,
so uverjeni, da ugodnosti in ko-
risti, katero je. pricakovati cd
tie preselitve, daleko presegajo
vse neprijetnosti in nedostatke
nacrta.
Seveda, napraviti evropski
zemljevid popolnoma 'cist,' bi
bila nemogoca naloga. Pac pa je
povsem mogoce, da Sc stvar IL
vede v tolikem obsegu, da po-
stane petokolonstvo stvar pre-
teklosti, ali pa vsaj jake ONE
jeno. V vsaki posamezni dezeli
hi izginilo mnogo notranjih spo-
row, kar bi pomagalo h konsoli-
daciji. Tudi dvojne sole, XII SO
jake draga stvar, bi izginile, in
vec sredstev bi Sc moglo posve-
TIT zgraditvi solstva v donna
Gem jeziku.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

CASH--Paid for old broken Singer
Sewing machines, drop head. No
selling. 22i Bank st. 6-l364.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

FOR ALL KINDS Of real estate.
Call A. D. O. Realty &c., sA7 North
Main 81. Telephone A.7O00,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

WE BUY RADIOS Consoles. COM
hinatlons. Table Models. Ace Radio
go nznFth Main. Tel. au1e12.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

UgnLEACHED sTIEETINo - All
widths and weights. Rio. Rae and
threads ell colors. Reliable. 81
scoviil 81. Open lie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19
a-i7-2t


AN AMENDMENT TO THE
BUILDING ZONE ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF WATER
BURY
BE II Ordained by the Board Of
Aldermen Of the City OF Water
Bury:
That the Revised Building Zone
Map Of the City Of Waterbury and
changes as recommended by the
City Plan Commission are hereby
approved, adopted and promulgat-
ed IN substitution Of the original
Building Zone Map Of the City Of
Waterbury, Connecticut. passed and
adopted by the Board Of Aldermen
September Z, 1928, and approved
September 5, 1929.
The changes aforesaid which are
hereby adopted are as follows:-
/. From the present northerly
limits between Oakville Avenue and
Watertown Avenue, from Residence
Zone "a TO be extended northerly
TO the following described limits:-
$50 feet northerly and parallel
to Glendale Drive,
100 feet easterly and parallel to
Ferndale Avenue,
100 feet northerly and parallel
to Smith Avenue,
100 feet westerly and parallel to
Watertown Avenue.
The last described line extends
s0utherly to connect with the
present easterly boundary Of Resi-
dence "A" Zone.
2. The present BUSINESS Zones
No. at the intersection Of Gordon
Street and Cooke Street to be chang
ed to Residence Zone "a"
3. Windemere Park and Wlnde-
mere Park Addition. also that piece
Of land between Highland Avenue
oil the east, the N. Y, N. II. q H.
r. Il. co. (Eiighland Division) right
of-way on the west, from Bristol
street on the south and to line
$50 feet northerly and parallel TO
Pear Street on the north to be
changed from the Industrial Zone
to Residence ''B" Zone with the ex-
ception Of Lots No. / ana No. 2 OF
Windemere Park at the corner Of
Bristol Street and Bristol Avenue to
be changed from the Industrial Zone
to Business Zone No. /.
4. The present Business Zones
No. along the southeriy side Of
Meriden Road TO be restricted to q
depth Of 100 feet.
s. The Industrial Zone on the
easterly side Of Silver Street and
] founded on the north. east and south
BY Hamilton Park, be changed 10
Residence Zone B."
8. Remove Residence Zone "A"
from Rowland Park.
Z. Remove industrial Zone from
I Hamilton Park.
8. Remove Business Zone NO. !
Il from Waterville Park.
0. Remove Business Zone No. !
from Old Pine Grove, New Pine
Grove and Calvary cemeteries.
10. Remove industrial Zone from
city owned property between River
side street and the Naugattick River
from West Main Street and opposite
Gunnyside Avenue.
passed and adopted BY the Board
Of Aldermen, April 9Th, 1888, and
approved BY tine Mhyor, April lAtn'
10A9,
Attest:
JosuPH n. SHEA
k-i7.M clty clerk'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

A LARGE SELECTTON-of Cribs.
High Chairs. Folding Carriages,
Wicker Strollers and other Chill
dren's Furniture at
The RADIO SHOP 100 Grand st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

WINDOW SCREENS - Full length.
all sizes. Order early for prompt
delivery. Call Us for estimates on
STORM SASHES. Waterbury Sash
& Door Co., 100 Eagle st. Dial
6-le40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19
4 ELECTROLUX
Parts and Service. Call 5-0s2S

WE-Will sell furniture, rugs. stoves
and other household goods at the
lowest prices In town. Albert's Fur.
niture Co., Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

AN ORDINANCES RELATING TO
PUNISHMENT FOR VTOLAT-
ION OF ORDINANCES

AN ORDINANCES RELATING TO
PUNISHMENT FOR VT0LAT-
ION OF ORDINANCES
Be It Ordained by the Board Of
Aldermen Of the City Of Water
bury:
That any ordinance Of the City
Of Waterbury or any amendment
thereto, wherein IN providing for
punishment for the violation Of
the same or any part thereof, it Is
stated that the violator shall for
felt and pay a penalty,e Is hereby
amended to read that said violator
shall be fined not less than -
nor more than s." or rs the
case may be shall pay a fine Of
not less than g. for each Of
fense"; II being the purpose and
intent herein to discard penalties
and &orfeitureS". In any of the
ordinances or amendments thereto
OF the City Of Waterbury and to
substitute therefor fines" imposed
BY o court OF proper Jurisdiction,
THIS ordinance shall IN no man.
ner whatsoever affect or change
any sentence providing for . jail
term or Imprisonment, as set forth
IN any ordinance or amendment
thereto Of the City OF Waterbury.
Paused and adopted by the Board
Of Aldermen, April Sth, l9aS. and
approved BY the Mayor. April 18th,
l9a3.
Attest:
JOSEPH NJ. SHEA.
a-i7-2t City Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

WANTED BOY also MAN for gen.
eral factory work. WATERBURY,
METAL STAMPING CO.. lie North
Elm SC. (Rearl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

MEAT CUTTER, EXPERIENCED
Apply Violante g. Perroti. csc
North Main.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 90 years
Of age or ever, good wages go
weekly. Apply Hotel Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

GROCERY CLERK. EXPERIENCE
ED-Apply ct violante g. PerTotti.
asa North Main.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

% FsrsllIssEs. Seeds Plants
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

ExCELLANT MANURE
for your Victory Garden
Tel. 4-i020
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Summit Park Citizens
Elect Charles A. Kinq
As Group President

Charles A. King, s649 Bangor
street Sc, was elected president OF
the Summit Park Citizens Associa-
tion last night at the October meet
ing at the Anna Beers School, Thir-
ty-sixth place and Alabama ave-
nue. Sc.
Miss Verda Layton, 1923 Alabama
avenue Sc, was elected treasured
Tor the 18th consecutive term. Other
officers chosen were Mrs. Leila W
Marshall, retiring president, as first
vice president; Mrs. James S. Davis,
second vice president; Harvey Dienl
third vice president; Mrs. William
P. Fallon, secretary, and William P.
Fallon, financial secretary.
The association adopted a resolu-
ton asking the transit lines to put
up signs giving the destination of
the buses at each Of the three lanes
at the Seventeenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. terminal.
1t also recommended that the
National Capital Parks and Plan
ming Commission beautify the park
at Fairfax Village subdivision.
William J. Smith. who with
George Marshall was chosen to rep
resent the association at the South
east Council of Citizens Associa-
tlons for the fourth consecutive
year. said the problem of public
transportation to and from Barney
Circle, construction of a branch
library building on ground owned
IN Anacostla area, and provision for
new buildings to replace Tyler and
Cranch School units were among the
items to be pressed this year by the
council.
New members elected were Mr.,
and Mrs. William B. Denton, 1000
Ihlrty-seventh street Sc: Mr.. and
Mrs. V. P. Stecker, 3700 Bangor
street Sc, and Miss Naomi v. Car
rico, 1884 Camden street Sc.
Evening star., 1943-10-13

scathed. But the day when Hitler
merely had to threaten and people
bowed to his will has passed.
The Daily Herald said:
The neutral countries no longer
are terrorized as they were by The
dread of an invincible German army
ready at any moment to crush
them"
Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Express
said editorially:
There are other neutral countries
with plenty of help to offer us and
powerful means of cutting short
Germany's career in war. Portugal
sets them an example. The time
has come, for them to cast off their
four years Of fear and act again as
honor dictates"
Nazi Radio Hints Pressure.
The German radio, meanwhile, at
tempted to minimize the Importance
of Portugal's action, saying it was
believed in Berlin that the general
course of Portuguese foreign policy
would not be affected by the agree
ment and intimating it had been
made under pressure
Portuguese Premier Antonio de
Oliveira Salazar has repeatedly
stressed his determination to keep
Portugal out of the war and there
is every reason to believe he will
follow this course in the future"
Berlin broadcast said.
He signed the Azores agreement
as lesser evil in view of the in
evitable alternative" the broadcast
added. 1T was an open secret that
Portugal had food reserves only for
few months and that she depended
upon imports of her own colonies or
from foreign countries. British au-
thorltleS certainly would have re-
fused to issue food navicerts for food
shipments to Portugal if Salazar had
refused TO sign the Azores agree
ment."
Dispatches from Lisbon said Brit
lsh warships already had steamed
into harbors in the Azores and
landed troops to defend ports and
airf1elds. British planes were report
ed landing from aircraft carriers.
The Lisbon correspondent of the
Associated Press said in a dispatch
that 1t was generally believed that
Germany would not recall her diplo-
matte representatives from Portugal
and would continue to buy Portu-
guese tin ore, tungsten and sardines.
German consular offices in the
Azores, however. will be closed ana
all personnel withdrawn immedi-
ately.
In Madrid Generalissimo Francisco
Franco, emphasizing Spains neutral
position, said: In this supreme hour
OF universal anguish Spain may con-
slider herself among all the nations
OF Europe AS the supreme refuge of
civilization"
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Board Studies Plan
To Use Ndzi Embassy
Grounds as Play Area

Members of the Recreation Board
today were considering a proposal
by one of their playground directors
to ask the State Department for
use of the German Embassy grounds
on S street NV as a play area for
children.
1T would be poetic justice if the
grounds could be turned over to
our children" Harry S. Wender,
chairman of the beard, declared.
The suggestion was made by Her
man Riley, director of Division C
Of the Recreation Department. He
reported that an addition is needed
to the Mitchell Playground at
Twenty-third and S streets NV.
A lot bought by the Germans be-
fore the World War and never used
for construction lies at S street be-
tween TWenty-third street and Con-
necticut avenue.
Would Install Equipment.
The children use it anyway to
some extent Mr.. Riley said He
wants to cut the underground on
the lot and install play equipment.
Milo F. Christensen, recreation
superintendent, disclosed at the
same time that the War Hospitality
Committee had attempted to get
use of the Japanese, German and
Italian Embassies as recreation
clubs. The committee has never
received an answer from the State
Department, he said, and he was,
therefore. dubious of getting any
answer on request for use of the
grounds.
All three of the Embassies are now
under jurisdiction of the Swiss gov
ernment The Embassy building Of
the Germans has been since 1894
located at l425-1439 Massachusetts
avenue NV. The Germans intend
ed to build new Embassy when
they bought the S street lot but
their plans were interrupted by the
World War. After diplomatic re-
lations were resumed with Ger
many, its officials returned to the
Massa chusetts avenue Embassy and
Evening star., 1943-10-13
never built the proposed new head

never built the proposed new head
quarters.
Favor Control Of Funds.
Board members went on record
yesterday as favoring strong con-
troll of all funds appropriated to
the Recreation Department for
maintenance of Fairgrounds under
its jurisdiction. The National Cap
ital Parks Office has asked that
such funds be appropriated direct
to the Interior Department to
avoid bookkeeping on the repair
work done on District Fairgrounds.
Mr. Wender reported that the
Interior Department is considering
terms on which it would permit
the board to take over from private
operation the management of pub
lie golf courses The decision will
not be given for some time, he said.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Allies Hope Neutra|s
Will Follow Example
Set by Portugal
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 13. British
newspapers, apparently reflect
ing the general opinion here, to-
day hailed Portugal's action in
granting Britain naval and air
bases in the Azores as another
proof of Germany's waning mill
tary strength.
There was growing hope, too, that
Fire, Turkey and other neutral ma
tionS might follow Pcrtugal's eX-
ample and extend military facilities
to the United Nations. Britain and
Turkey are parties to a treaty SINH
lar to the 570-year-old Portuguese
British agreement under which yes
terday's action was taken.
president Roosevelt indicated
yesterday that the Azores bases
would be available to the United
States if needed in emergencies.
tMr. Roosevelt told his press
conference that the British
Portuguese agreement stemmed
from his conference here last
May with Prime Minister Church
ill., Assurances were given the
Portuguese at the time, he said,
that neither Britain nor this
country had any desire to gain
territory by taking the Atlantic
islands away from PortugalD
Portuguese Example Hailed.
Discussing the developments,
which strengthen the Allies control
over vital sea routes from the United
States to Europe and the Mediter-
ranean. the London Daily Mail said:
This is an act against Germany
which once would have been fol-
lowed by swift and terrible reprisals.
Portugal still may not escape un-
Evening star., 1943-10-13
n. Walton Mitchell Dies;
Pennsylvania Educator

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 13.-Judge H.
Walton Mitchell, 76, a president of
the board of Pennsylvania State
College from 1914 to 1929 and acting
president of the institution in 1920
81, died last night of heart attack
He was serving his oath year on
the Allegheny County Orphans
Court and in 1889 was the first lay
man to be elected moderator of the
United Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Bus Drivers to Work Z.
If Union Chief Is Rehired

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. l3.-Two
hundred drivers of the Santa Fe
Trailways voted last night to return
to their idle buses if the War Labor
Board reinstates L. J. Pierce, chair
man OF their union Grievance Com
mlttee, whose discharge precipitated
their walkout last Friday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-24

- ~ W
dancing on the lawn? Of course
q. not, but that's no proof that they
8 are not there-nobody can con-
.ceive or imagine all the wonders
that are unseen and unseeable
in the world. US
Su1
>"You tear apart the baby's rat
tie and see what makes the noise
+ inside, but there is veil covering
the unseen world which not the
strongest man, or even the united
strength Of all the strongest men
that ever lived, could tear apart.
Only faith, fancy, poetry, love,
romance, can push aside the cur
tain and view and picture the SUI
Pernal beauty and glory beyond.
4 IT'S it all real?-ah, Virginia,
in all this world there is nothing
else real and "bidi4$;$$9
mo Santa Claus! Thank God!
- he lives, and he lives forever
( a thousand years from now, Vir-
r ginia, nay, ten thousand years
from now, he will continue to
m4akeglad the heart Of childhood:''
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Matthews
CONTINUED From First Page J

tCOlltlnueQ from FIRST PaSe)
TaWeS in State-oWned car. but
was based on q Fictitious radio
gram, purportedly addressed to
Mr.. and Mrs. Tawes by Nazi Propa-
ganda Minister Goebbels and pub
lished by Mr.. Matthews.
Explaining the new turn in the
libel case, Mr.. Evans said:
There Is no connection what
ever between the arrest of Mr..
Matthews and his reporting Mr..
TaWeS for driving State-oWned
car to Georgia to attend his son S
wedding. Mr.. Matthews is under
arrest for criminal libel in connec-
ton with fictitious radiogram he
published purportedly addressed to
Mr.. Tawes by an official of the
German government"
Mr.. Matthews is free under 81. 500
bond in the libel action.
Mr.. Evans maintained that readers
OF the Somerset News were allowed
to draw the inference that the State
controller had actually been in touch
with an enemy government.
The "radiogram' was published in
the June 3 issue of the Somerset
News. 1t extended congratulations