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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14
UREDhIk0VA pO5TA

hudomusno pristavil: "To nj Sc
mic, dobil DO cd meme Sc tisoc
brzojavk, &c DO treba.''
Take voditelje srno 81 ma kon-
gresu izbrali - boljsih 81 ne bi
mogli.
G. Mirko Kuhel nj prav mic
p%retiraval, ko je dejal, da smo
Sc Clevelandcani precej dolgo O.
birali predno smo organizirali
podruznico, XII nosi stevilko 80,
Cd casa slovenskega kongresa
do danes so nam postal cilji
nasih voditeljev bolj jasni. Sc,
daj odkrito priznavajo, da ne
sodelujejo z zamejno. .jugoslo'
vansko vlado, katera ina Sc
vedno starokopitne nacrte Tu'
di dejstvo, da 50 v zvezi z osvo'
bodilno fronto in partizani nam
;je prav pc wolff.
Odbor N sc ravna pc
sprejetih resolucijah, pc kate
rib mora nastati nov, svoboder
svet, ne vec doba suznosti ii
razredov. In "a tax svet Sc DO
do nasi ljudje potegovali in zrt
vovali.
Sedaj DO mas Cleveland polka
zal, da razume jerk, XII obeta z
toliko opevano in zazeljeno svo
bodo "a nase v domovini.
Ia podruznico SANS-a st. SO
Toncka Simcic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14

Torej, kje ste tisti z~astopniki,
XII innate kjizice, nikar ne incl
tie Jill v predalih donna, ampak
OBJ vsaki priliki jih imejte S Sc
BOZ, ko pridete v dotiko z znan-
cem-prijateljem nagovorite ga
ma prispevek. tSicer pa je sle-
hernega dolznost, da Sc zaveda
in d~aruje).
Tudi ne pozabits ma zbiranje
prodajnih znamk (Sales taxi
zbirajte in jih izrocite enemu
Timed zastopnikov, ali spodaj
podpisanemu. Organizacija jih
zbira in "a vsakih 500 dobi or
ganizacija $500. Torej tudi tenn
potion sc da nekaj skupaj ma
brati.
Ka pa tisti listki? -- Kako
YAM gredo izpod rok, ali jih ma.
kupujete? Tudi tie je potrebno
da jih spravimo v promet Gin
mogoce.
Torej ne pozabite ma nast
p%rihodnjo redno meseeno sejo
katera sc vrsi "a t. m. kot obi
cajno vsak cetrti torek v mese
Gu.
J. F. Durn, tajnik
Stew 35 JPO, SIS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14
Zapisnik
cetrte seize eksekutive Sieven.
skega ameriskega narodne-
ga SVeta

Ko je Louis Adamic, castni
predsednik SANS-a, potoval
skozi Chicago, Sc je vrsil pose
ben sestanek, katerega so Sc u
delezili poleg predsednika tudi
nekateri drugi bliznji odborni-
XII. Razpravljalo Sc je o raznih
vaznih zadevah, pred vsem O
problemu, kako priti do sodelo-
vanja med Srbi, Hrvati in Slo-
venci. To je bill tudi vzrok, "a
kaj Sc je predsednik Kristan po-
dial v New York.
Delo v uradu Sc vrsi kolikor
mogoce najbolj tocno. Dobil pa
je par pritozb glede objav, ka-
tere sestavlja namescenec v u
radu. Kljub opominu, da je on
odgovoren "a vse objave, je ma
mescenec Re veckrat brez do
voljenja razposlal listom gradi-
vo, XII je bio neprimerno "a OBJ
javo, Smatra, da mora biti u
pravni urad zelo nevtralen, to-
leranten in pazljiv, da Sc kaka
struja ne razzali in edinost o.
hrani. Cas- mu nikakor ne do
pusca, da hi delo v uradu we'd
no nadziral, zlasti Sc sedaj, ko
ina polne roke tudi politicnega
della. Radi tega zeli, da Sc take
nerednosti v BODICE ne bodo vee
vrsile.
o porocilu sledi splosna raz-
prava ter Sc sprejme. Sprejet1
SO sledeci zakljucki:
&c je potrebno, Sc naroei Sc
1000 nadaljnih izvodov brosure
1.-THE Problem of Trieste. Raj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14
IL seize podruznice IS JPO

Cleveland, Ohio. - Zadnja
seja je med drugim tudi raz-
pravljala o resoluciji, katero
nam je poslala cikaska podruz-
MICA stew. 8, katera Sc nanasa
ma %nabiranje ponosene in dru-
GAGE dobro ohranjene obleke in
obuvala i. t. d. V tel resoluciji
n~avajajo, da je p%otrebno, da da
glavni odbor tie organizacije
razglas ma vse nase rojake Slo-
vence v tel dezeli, da zbirajo, in
ne zavrzejo nikake Sc porabne
obleke, katero imajo ma rokah,
ter maj 10 hranijo, ker neoporo-
ceno DO prisel cas-, ko DO mas
narod tudi tie veliko potreboval.
Nasa podrdznica Sc je stri-
njala S to resolucijo, in .kot ia
ko tudi odobrila.
S tenn je bill tudi storjen
sklep, da Sc apelira ma vse nase
Slovence v tenn okoliscu, da ka-
teri ina oziroma DO incl kaj
take obleke, obuvala it'd, da
hrani, in kadar DO cas- prisel,
Sc DO dalo oklic, da Sc to zbere
skupaj. Kan in kje, seveda DO
Sc naglasano, kadar DO prisel
cas-, da bono lahko tudi v tenn
kaj pomagali.
Ne zavrzite nicesar, kar je
Sc "a vporabo. Mas narod v do
movini DO to neobhodno potre-
boval, nj vprasanja, potreba DO
neizogibna. cato vas Re sedaj
prosimo mislite ma to in hrani-
te in zbirajte :skupaj.
Zadnja seja podruznice nj BIZ
la tako ~poseeana, kot so bile O.
bicajno seize pred tenn, menda je
vzrok, ker nisem postal YAM O.
pominov, ter sem Sc posluzil lie
casopisja.
To Sc ne hi smelo zgoditi.
Vsakega clana-zastopnika dru-
stva je dolznost, da poseti Sc
10, ker vsaka seja jespri tej or
ganizaciji wanna. Torej ne po-
zabite ma prihodnjo sejo, pridi-
tie vsi in vse. Della pred mani je
vedno vec vsled nase prihodnje
prireditve. Cas- teee, in priprave
morajo til k zakljucku. "a okto-
bra DO kmalu tn, in &c hocemo
imeti res uspeh je slehernega
navzoenost ma vsaki seji potreb-
ma.
Ia mesec julij je tudi izosta-
10 mole obicajno financno po-
rocilo, ker sem razvidel, da je
boil pielo, in DO tako podano S
mesecem. avgustom skupai, Sc
veda &c Sc boste kaj vec potru-
dill s prispevki.
Torej p%otrudite Sc Sc ia me-
sec, ker niste bill uspesni zad-
Mi mesec. zbirajmo in prispe-
vajmo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14
Lovci vabijo

C1eUel0nd, o. - V nedeljo,
Is. augusta bono zopet strelja-
Ii pri st. Clair Rifle klubu, ter
vabimo vse prijatelje lovskega
sporta, da mas posetijo, in Sc z
mani pozabavajo, ker pri low.
cih je vedno dovolj zabave in
tudi postrezba ,je dobra.
Zadnjic smo jih takole 30.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14

dele Sc maj podruznicam, cltal-
nicam in casopisom.
Pomozni tajnik ina polno
moe v nadzorstvu upravnega u
rada in SINE uposliti tako moe,
kot Sc mu vidi primerno in po-
trebno.
Pomozni tajnik nadalje pri-
poroca, da v bodoce SANS trpi
vse stroske odbornikov v zvezi
s, sejami it'd. Sedaj nasa blagaj-
ma to dopusca. Sledi daljsa raz-
prava in koncno je sprejet pred
log brata Zaitza, da Sc placajo
vozni stroski pc 5 centov cd
mile, dnevnice pa pc $1,000. ia
casa potovanja nj nobeden u
pravicen do dnevnic.
PorociIo blagajnika SANS-a:
z bratom pomoznim tajni-
kem sva Sc pred nekaj casom
pogovarjala in prisla do zakljuc-
ka, da hi bio najbolje,a &c hi Sc
fi~nancna poroeila pripravila IN
priobcila vsak mesec. Ma podla-
gi tega hi javnost cd meseca
do meseca znala, koliko pri-
spevkov je bio prejetih, kakor
tudi koliko in zakaj Sc je denar
izplacal.
Ia minuli mesec (maj) je BIZ
10 tako porocilo v gotovih listih
re ia. teden priobceno, v neka-
terih listih DO pa poroeilo pri-
obceno prihodnji teden.
Porocila so sestavljena tako,
da kazejo natancno vse posa-
meme prispevke, kakor tudi po-
samezna izplacila, cato ne vi
dim potrebe danes tukaj. ponov-
no omenjati posameznih stevilk,
hocem pa porocati o skupnih
prejemkih in izplacilih.
Do sedaj znasajo skupni pri-
spevki $10,550.37, .izplacila pc
$3,2O2.97. BLANCA danasnjega
dine je $7,347.4O. Preostanek
denarja je vlozen ma cekovni ra-
Gun ma First National Bank of
Joliet, Ill:
Svojecasno mi je bila tudi po-
verjena naloga, da maj stopim v
pogovor z Rev. Urankarjem in
ga naprosim, da maj hi prevzel
tajniske posle SANS-a. z Rev.
Urankarjem sem O tenn veckrat
govoril. Govoril, sem tudi z ME-
GOWN predstojnikom, gospo-
dom komisarjem. Dne %. maja
sem preJel od Rev. UrankarJa
pismo, kjer mi pise, da vsled
preobile zaposlenosti in rahlega
zdravja tajniske sluzbe ne more
sprejeti. ....,.~ :
Rev. Urankar nadalje pise tu-
di tole: "Ker hi ne mogel pre-
stajati ocitkov, ces, nisem ho-
tel prevzeti della, ker sem sebi-
Cen, Sc tudi odpovedujem me
stu ma odboru."
} Ko sem onnenjeno pisrno pre-
jel, sem o tenn takoj obvestil
predsedrika SANS-a. Pismo
Rev. Urankarja YAM bonn preoi-
tai, da boste o vsebini istega
tudi vi informirani in da boste
znali sklepati in cdlociti.
K mojemu porocilu zelim do
staviti Be tole:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14

nash slovensklh casopisov Je
da je bio zadnje case
v Ameriko pripeljanih precejs-
ME stevilo italijanskih ujetni-
kov, XII so bill zajeti v Afriki. v
listu Ameriski Domovini sem
cital, da Sc je IL zanesljivih vi
row izvedelo, da je med temi u
jetniki precejsnje stevilo pri-
morskih Slovencev. Noben IL
med mas ne more dvomiti mad
resnienostjo teh porocil, kajti
samo OBJ sebi sc lahko razume,
da so med vojnimi ujetniki 60
tovo tudi nasi rojaki, primor-
ski Slovenci. cato priporocam,
da hi Sc SANS zavzel in zadevo
preiskal. &c Sc dozene, da so
med vojnimi ujetniki tudi pri-
morski Slovenci oziroma ujet-
niki slovenske krvi, da Sc pod
vzamejo potrebni koraki in pr
vladi posreduje, da Sc TAXI u
jetniki porabijo "a kako vazno
delo, namesto da bi bill v kon-
~finaciji.
Dan "a dnevom citamo v IL
stih, da primanjkuje deiavcev
tn in tam in posebno Sc ma far
nah. Italijanski ujetniki sloven-
ske krvi hi bill gotovo yeseli,
&c hi smell o~pravljati kako de-
10 v tovarni ali ma kmetiji. &c
hi Sc nam posrecilo to doseci, hi
S ten koristili ujetnikom, kakor
tudi Zedinjenim drzavam. cato
pray topic priporocam, da O
tenn pr danasnji sell razprav-
ljamo in storimo, kar je mogo-
&c, da Sc nasa vlada v Wash
ingtonu, D. c., informira O ma
Sem sklepu in nasi zelji.
To ie vse, kar imam "a Sc
daj poroeati.
Joseph Zalar, blagajnik.
Blagajnikovo porocilo je spre-
jeto.
DR.. Kern poroca O sodelova-
nju pr organiziranju podruzni-
ce st. SO v Clevelandu; agitiral
je tudi pr Slovenski dobrodelni
zvezi. Ozirajoc Sc ma porocila o
delu nekaterih drugih odborni-
kov, Sc pocuti zelo malega. Zelo
ga veseli, da Sc resnicno DELUXE.
zakljucek dopoldanske seize.
Pc enournem odmoru Sc seja
ponovno pricne OBJ eni popoldne.
V razpravo pride zadeva tai
nika SANS-a. Brat Zalar poro-
ca O korakih, XII jih je podvzel,
da bi zainteresiral Rev. Uran-
karja "a to pozicijo. Cita odgo-
vor Rev. Urankarja, XII navajo
svoje vzroke, zakaj ne more
sprejeti tega odgovornega me-
sta. In da ne hi prevladalo mis-
ljenje, da Sc brani della, ze1i tudi
odstopiti IL odbora.
Pojasnilo je veto n a znanje,
l odstop IL odbora pa nj sprejet.
Brat Kristar poroca glede
Ane Krasne, clanice sirsega 3D.
. bora, katero je vprasal glede
! tega della. Ker pa je bila moz-
( most, da Rev. Urankar sprejme
tajnisko sluzbo, nj podvzel ma
daljnih korakov.
Brat Zaitz priporoca, da Sc
delo vrsi se naprej kot sedaj, to
I je, da brat Kuhel vodi tajniske
/ posle. zdi Sc mu, da je sedanji
| aranzma najbolj zadovolJv in
uspesen. Istega misljenja je brat
! zalar, XII dodaja, da Sc tajnik
lahko izvoli ma seji sirsega Cd
bora.
: Brat Cainkar priporoca, da
!, hi delo prevzela sestra Katka
zupaneic, XII je navzoca ma Sc
il. Sestra Zupancic navajo svo-
lie vzroke, zakaj ona ne more
sprejeti tajniskega urada.
Koneno je sprejet predlog
brata zaitza, da brat Kuhel se
nadalje .vrsi tajniske posle ter
da ina polno moo v zadevi po-
mocnika v uradu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14
Mi YAM sledifno

dala ma ZadnJem SeSCanku ga
NS-a, kjer SO bill nasi gostje gg.
Louis Adamic, Etbin Kristan,
Mirko Kuhel in Jos. Zalar, kaj-
tt imela sem xiv dokaz, da je
temu tako, ker mole drustvo
"Napredne Slovenke", Stew. 1877
SNIP, je nakazalo tel akciji il
drustvene blagajne celih 800 do
larjev. Takih dokazov Sc bodo
nasi glavni voditelji veselili. Cd
vseh imenovanih SO prisle ena-
Ike prosnje: Zbirajte prispevke,
storite vse v vasi moci potion
svojih podruznic.
Enako bono mi storili vse, da
Sc nam posreci dokazati pri a.
meriski vladi in ostalih zavez-
nikih, da Sc je slovenskemu ma
rodu godila velika krivica, ker
bill so vedno zatirani pc sosed-
Min tujih narodih. V zadnjih
petindvajsetih letih Sc re drugic
borimo "a svobodo in demokra-
ticno Jugoslavijo. Prvic so mas
ociganili, imejmo pa zaupanje,
da sedaj ne DO vec tako. Ma
svoji strani imamo mogocno "a
venice Rusijo. To je, kar pod
ziga nase upanje, da bodo ma
Sim Jugoslovanom v bodoeno-
sti zasijale lepse earle.
z vzhicenostjo smo ploskali,
ko je predsednik SANS-a G.
Kristan delno citiral svojo po-
slanico, poslano potion radia
nasemu narodu, v kateri ga "a
gotavlja z besedami: "Sloveni-
ia, tt vstanes, zedinjena in svo-
bodna, v okviru svobodne in de-
mokratiene Jugoslavije!" -
Potem jim je narocal: "Bratje,
pozdravite zvezdnato zastavo,
ko zavihra oh vasih obalah!!"
To vase naroeilo, 6. Kristan,
bodo z veseljem izvrsili, sal ma
to uro cakajo, kot ma svoje Cd
resenje.
Ocudovanja vredni so lJudje,
XII SO bill ma delu re pred rs. lett
"a prvo osvoboditev stare do
movine in kateri Sc hocejo Sc
drugic zrtvovati brezplacno "a
blagor svojega naroda. Velikc
prijetneje bi bio mirno in brez.
skrbno uzivati lepo ameriSkc
svobodo. Ia vzgled maj nam be
g. kristan. On je S svojo mad.
clovesko vztrajnostjo preprica.
sam sebe in mas, da BOZ "a pra'
vico in clovecanstvo ne more hi.
tt vselej ~,zastonj, in dial Sc je 20.
pet preprositi ter postal mas go,
vornik, voditelj in svetovalec
Ma Slovenskem narodnen
kongresu so spoznali njegove
vrline tudi ljudje MENU ma.
sprotnega prepricanja in pri
pravljeni so bill mu slediti.
G. Kristan govori tako iskre
no in prepricevalno, v tako lie.
penn jeziku, da ga more poslu
salec poslusati in vzljubiti tel
verovati v vsako njegovo bese
do.
G. Zalar je dokazoval, da pr
ameriski vladi ne bi kot NAL ma
rod veliko steli, &c ne bi imeli ,
svojem odboru svetovno slavne
ga pisatelja in poznavalca poll
ticnih razmer, v osebi e. L. A.
damiea. S humorjem je dejal
20, da! prisli hi Belo hiso dc
tistega "pipca" (kljuke) v vra'
tin in mic dali. Toda S pomocjc
6. Adamica Sc nam odpirajt
vrata do visokih drzavnikov.
G. Adamic Sc je pa zadovolj
no smehljal, ker We, da je res
mas Sv. Peter, XII odpira vrats
"a dosego pravice slovenskin
trpinom 49, Hlapcem Jernejem
Vso svojo politicno avtoritet<
maj je voljan dati ma razpolago
sestanki in posvetovanja z dru.
gimi vaznimi osebnostmi 81
dnevno potrebni.
Pc padcu Mussolinija je hi
tro porabil priliko in brzojavi
nradsednikY1 RnnSny,oIf,, No; ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-14

fDalje p%rihodnjic)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14

Of the eight national airlines competing for the franchise to es- tablish airport facilities in the area of Waterbury, only two have taken positive steps for such project: w. Nelson Bump New England Traffic Manager of American Airlines, Inc, is in Waterbury and will spend the next few days conferring with city officials, Civic and industrial or ganizations in connection with American Airlines' recently pro- posed service for the City of Water bury. And the Pennsylvania Central Airlines has applied to the Civil Aeronautics Board for similar sanction to include Waterbury as one of the 20 important cities in new network of air transport pro- posed by the PCA, which includes Washingtonf Philadelphiao, New York, Boston and numerous others.
 The following statement has been issued by Ray Bell, director of Pub lie Relations for the Pennsylvania Central Airlines with regard to its proposals-should the PCA obtain the franchise:
 Waterbury will be linked by air
 with Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and 20 other
 important cities in a new network
 Of air transport proposed by
 Pennsylvania Central Airlines in
 an application filed today with the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
COUNCIL SPONSORS
 OUTING TOMORROW
Lithuanian Group for De- fense of America Ar=
 ranges Fine Program

Patriotic defense games," a mus lcal program, 8 speakers program, dancing and refreshments vii lbe featured at the benefit picnic to be sponsored by the Lithuanian Council for the Defense of Amer lea Sunday, Aug. 29 at the Lithu- anian Park on Chestnut Hill road. With public transportation available within a short distance of the pie nic grounds, a large attendance is expected.
 Speakers will include Congress man Joseph E. Talbot and James E. Moran of the local Civilian De- fense organization Men and women in service will be guests of the or gani3ation.
 Proceeds from the event will be added to the Red Cross ambulance fund. A representative fro mthe Hartford Lithuanian Red Cross am- pulance committee will be present 70 describe efforts there.
 The picnic will open at noon and continue to 9 p. m. with dancing scheduled for 3:30 to p. m.
 Members in charge of arrange ments are Jacob "reciokas, John Klikna, Anthony Lazdauskas, Bolius Petrauskas, Anthony Crantas, Jos eph Svinkunas, John Adomelis, Thomas Matas, and Dr. Matthew J. Colney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
Two Attack Young Girl

Boston, Aug. 14-(UP)-A 16- year-old Quincy girl was hospital ized today with multiple cuts and bruises and questionable skull fracture after being beaten and ap- parently criminally attacked by two men-one wearing sailors uni- form, the other that of U. S.. Marine.
 Victim of the assault that oc- cured late last night in field off the Galliyan boulevard in Dorches- ter was Miss Claire Murphy of (Waterston St) Quincy.
 According to the story police pieced together, Miss Murphy was walking along the street when the uniformed pair approached. With out warning, they seized her, dragged her into the nearby field and behind a building as she tried to fight them off, the pair slugged her.
 Later neighbors were attracted by her screams and summoned po- lice Miss Murphy sustained two black eyes and several severe face cuts, body bruises and a possible fracture at the base of her skull.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
Laboratories Serve
 Every State Family
Family Physician, Milkman, Many Others Look to
 State Dept for Guidance in Time of Emergency

Almost every family in the State benefits in some way from the ser- vices of the Bureau of Laboratories of the State Department of Health, according to Miss D. Evelyn West, Chief Microbiologist of the Buerau of Laboratories who described the services in the weekly broadcast of the State Department of Health. The Bureau of Laboratories uses bacteriolc2ical tests to help the family physician in the diagnosis of communicable disease, makes routine blood tests for syphilis, and aids in the supervision of public water supplies and milk supplies as part of its efforts to make available the most modern advancements that will aid in the prevention, con- trol and suppression of disease with the resulting health dividends to the citizens of the State.
 When the family physician is summoned to a home, he must find out what the illness is so that he can cure the sick person. Since both he and the health officer want to see if the disease is one which may be spread to others, he may call upon the laboratory for examination of specimens to help in making an exact diagnosis. Laboratory examin- ations help in diagnosing such communicable diseases as diphth- eria, and in preventing outbreaks of diarrheal diseases like dysentery. food poisoning, and Summer com- plaint".
 For several years routine blood tests have been necessary before marriage. Now they are also re- quired on expectant mothers to pro- tect both the mother and the child. Also all men of draft age now have to submit to at least one such test before being inducted into the armed forces and lately many war plants are requiring each employe to have one before employment.
 The laboratory also aids in the supervision of public water supplies, milk supplies, frozen desserts, she'll fish, and other foods. The countless examinations of this type have sometimes prevented disease be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
CAP. SQUADRON
 REPORTS SUNDAY
Local Members Plan to tend Tactical DemOnstra=
 ton in New Haven

Officers and members of Water bury squadron of the Civil Air Pa- trol will attend special tactical school demonstration at the Goffe street armory in New Haven next Tuesday night. Members will leave the state armory, Field street, in convoy at 6:30 o'clock.
 Demonstrations will be given by officers of the First Service Com mand tactical school at Sturbridge, Mass, and will include sketch of the three general courses offered, tactical, weapons and camouflage.
 The squadron's regular Monday night meteing will be omitted to permit some of the members en- gagged in defense work to change their usual time-off period allowed for Civil Air Patrol training.
 Lieut.. Gerald M. Monaghan, squadron commander, said this morning all members going must be at the armory not later than 6:3O o'clock to permit assignment of transportation. Arrangements for the trip are being made by Lieut.. Frank B. Hales, executive of ficer, and Lieut.. Anthony T. Cocchiola, transportation officer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
YALE FRESHMEN
 YOUNGEST GROUP
Class of l946 Outstanding in Several Other Re-
 speCtS Record Show

New Haven, Conn, Aug. IA The Freshman Class of 1946 at Yale is the youngest class ever to enter the University, it was revealed today by the University Department of Health. The average age of the en- tering freshmen was IT years, seven months and fourteen days, which is about six months less than the av- craze age of the Class of 1945 which entered in July 1942.
 The physical size of the Class of 1946 is also reduced by the drop in age, with the average weight being 147.9 pounds, or 3,9 pounds per man less than the Class of 1945. The Freshmen as a group are also three tenths of an inch shorter than their predecessors.
 The tallest man is six feet, five and six tenths inches tall, and the shortest five fet two and two tenths inches. The shortest man is also the lightest, weighing only 107 pounds. The heaviest man in the class weighs 227 pounds.
 The youngest Freshman is only 16 years and one month old. while the class patriarch is 26 years and nine months of age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
InfantiIe In Hartford

Hartford, Conn. Aug. l=(Up)- A seven-years- child was con- fined today to Isolation Hospital The first case of infantile paralysis in Hartford this year.
 Meantime. at New Haven, center of what City Health Officer Joseph I. Linde has described as an epi- demic, the number of cases rose to 60.
 Linde's appeal for nurses from other cities of the state, to help treat the victims, has borne good results but the need for more is urgent, said Miss Laura Grant, su- perintendent of nurses at New Ha- ven Hospital.
 Wesleyan colleges V-12 navy trainees at Middletown have been ordered to remain away from New Haven because of the outbreak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
Holds Back
 Death News

Quincy, Mass, Aug. 17.-(UP)- An 8-year-old Quincy Point boy withheld the news of his younger brothers drawning for more than an hour yesterday rather than hurt his mother.
 Roger Dwyer had been playing in rowboat with his 6-year-old brother, James, when the craft started to drift from shore in the Town river. Afraid of being car- ried away, they jumped overheard and James was carried away.
 At home Roger kept the tragedy secret while his mother went about her housework. Finally, he broke down and cried, "Jimmy's lost. He went in the river and didn't come back"
 Police and Coast Guardsmen re- -nvarad the body.