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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
ker me je vendarle peklo pre-

ker me Je Vendar1e peKlo pre-
yec."
'Zjutraj je svejk opazil, da Sc
mu je ma levi strani prsi vnelo
veliko ule in ko ga je pokazal'
XII mu je svetoval, maj
81 polaga ma ule mrzel obkladek,
je dejal svejk lakonicno, ne da
bi koga imenoval: "zivina, tako
Sc mare, da zbada ljudi, XII so
zanj prelivali svojo kri!"
V okopih.
Ker je vsaka teorija silva in
ie vecnc zeleno le drevo zivije-
MIA, SC bill vsi teoretiki vojne
vede po nekaj mesecih S svojo
umetnostjo ma bobnu.
Ma Ceskem je izracunal neki
professor, da Avstrija lahko vo-
iuje sto let, DO Sc vedno imela
dovolj moke "a krofe, po letu
dni vojne nj bilo dobiti niti cr-
ne zemlje. Izracunano je bilo,
koliko patron postreli vsak vo-
jak ma uro in vojaskih strelisc
so bile tocne statistike O tenn,
koliko krogel zadene v crno, kar
je v praksi pomenilo, koliko
strelov ubije sovraznika; toda
vojaki so tri cetrtine patron
zmetali v latrine, a ostale sc
postreljali brez merjenja tia v
zrak pred seboj. Bio je jake ma.
tancno ugotoyljeno, koliko SO.
vraznikov pobije vsaka granats
in vsak srapnel ter kako velik
krog zemlje obseze njegova eks'
plozija. Izracunali so, da bodc
granate streljali ma vojaske &C.
te kakor sc vrze kamen med ia.
to gosi; toda mad topom "a sto
tisoc goldinarjev je zmagala 10
patka "a dive desetici. Kajti {
tako lopato Sc je vojak zakopa
meter pod zemljo in je poten
lahko dejal: "Zdaj me pa "a
denite!'
Vedelo Sc je, koliko kilome
trov ma dan je mono napra
viii ma marsu in izracunali 81
to povprecno cd Napoleonskil
vojn tia do balkansko-tursk'
vojne. V vojni pa Sc potem il
kazalo, da plot il zice, nape
preko kolov, lahko zadrzi vol
sko, XII Sc zene naprej, celih sti
rinajst dni. :
Armada, XII Sc je branila, s.
je ukvartirala, pod zemljo in ar
mada, XII je naskakovala, je mo
rala posnemati njen vzgled. D;
hi Sc vojaki pri tenn ne dolgo
casili, so jih posiljali ma patro
lie, S katerih sc navadno nj vr
nil nihce, in delali so s kompa
miami proti sovrazniku demon
stracije, pri katerih je bilo vse
lei ubitih par ljudi. A to nj sko
dilo, kajti donna so prihaja
le pravilno move marskompani
je in nadebudna mladina je do
rascala. Tako nj bilo treba z.
ljudi uvajati prepovedane dobe
kakor "a zajce v marcu.
Ljudje so Sc zarili v podzem
ske jane kakor njih dawn pred
niki trogloditi ter Sc polagoma
a nedvomno izpreminjali v Ii
vail. Oficialno pa Sc je tenn
reklo: pozicna vojna.
Ko je torej k bataljonu 81
polka dospela nova marskompa
mia, XII je vatirala vrzeli p.
"zugih," nj bio "a nikogar pre-
senetljivo, da bi bila neko po
poldne "fergaterung," preglet
mondur in vizitacija pusk.
Nadporoeniku Lukasu je bi
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27

Ia vojno bitko je treba imeti pripravljenega zelo
veko vonega materijala. Potrebuje puske, strevo
topove etaa it'd. Vse tie potrebscine saneo veko de-
narja Vojak brez orozja boriti Zato pa je
sedanja vona-btka Vsi moramo prispevati
svo deez Vojak bojnem polu stor svoj delez tem
da tvega svoje zivenje borb zmago mad sovrazni
kom. Mi domac 'front.' pa storiti svojo dolz
most tenn, da odzovemu klicu Wade in pokupimo
tekoci tret kampanji vojno posoo, cim vec vojnh
bondov Cij vas maj bo Kupt vsaj en- $100 bond tel
kampanj
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
Guariglie c~onferencio
con Menemencioglu
Dicese que Badoglio
discute un ArmisticiO

Londres, julio 28.-Abordo de
una lancha conferenciaron aver,
en- ell mar, ell nuevo ministro tia
liano de relaciones exteriores, Ra-
fael Guariglia, Y ell ministro de
estado turco, Menenmencioglu.
Guariglia era embajador en- Tur-
quia antes d eser nOmbrado para
SUI nuevo puesto.
NADIA Sc sabe todavfa de cierto
sobre ell paradero de Mussolini.
Unas personas aseguran que esta
en- Suiza; otras sostienen que es-
ia en- una villa de las afueras de
Roma, custodiado, y algunas Green
que sc ha escondido.
Informan desde Roma, pero sin
caracter Official, que ell mariscal
Badoglio sigue discutiendo las
condolences para un armisticio.
Estimase que ell contacto con
los Aliados Sc hizo por mediacion
del Vaticano.
Insisten ell primer ministro
Churchill y ell p~residente Roose-
welt en- la capitalization incondicio-
nal.
FL gabinete de Badoglio, segGn
la Radio, es puramente provisio-
nal v para cubrir un periodic de
TRANSITION.
En- Washington pronunciara hoy
hoy un discurso, que Sc transmit
tira por la Radio, ell presidente
Roosevelt.
Definira ell Presidente la posi-
ci6n de Estados Unidos en- GUAM
to a Italia.
Dimiti6 aver ell condo Suardo,
presidente del Senado Fascista Y
ayudante de Mussolini. Para suce-
derle nombr6 ell Rey a Paolo De
Velle.
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
Gilman MenciOnadO Como Intermediate
ocede el EjercitO de Won Kluege
Italia ha rechazado
ell fascismo

Londres, julio 2S. = En- una
transmission hecha en- idioma in
giles, la Radio de Roma dice que
los italianos han rechazado ell "fas
cismo," luego de descubrir que la
disminuci6n de sus libertades Y
los errores de sus lideres compro-
metian Ell esfuerzo de guerra.
"Lo que acontece en- Italia es
muy simple y prueba que Ell pue-
bio italiano es leal Y disciplinado.
Tan crftica era la situaci6n que
Sc hizo indispensable fundir todas
las fuerzas espirituales del pals"
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
LOS "ESCUPEFUEGo" DERRI-
BARON FL TRANSFORMERS
Aumenta la Re.isteneia del Eje

Angel, julio 28.-Sobre Messi-
ma, en- Stella, los 'Escupefuego"
britanicOs d~erribaron Fl aviones
transportes Junkers- So, impidien-
do que ell enemigO reforzase sus
tropas.
En- otra acci6n, los "Beaufight-
ers'' destruyeron dos grandes a.
viones nazis Merseburgs-323. Ca
da uno de estos aparatos puede
llevar mas de 100 hombres.
En- la batalla sobre Messina So
10 Sc perdi6 un GAIA ingles.
La r~esistencia del Eje aumenta
en- ell frente norte; pero ell Septi-
mo Ejercito continda avanzando.
Sufri6 considerabIes perdidas la
division alemana ndmero Is.
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
HABLARA POR LA RADIO
Ell JEFF DE ESTADO

Washington, julio 28.-Esta no
che hablara por la Radio, a las
$3.50, ell jefe de estado. Sc referira
al esfuerzo de guerra en- los fren-
ties de batalla del extranjero y en-
este pals.
Opfnase que dara a conocer la
posici6n de Estados Unidos en-
cuanto a la caida de Mussolini y
la Inca de conducta a seguir con
ell gobierno de Badoglio.
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
LET0 DE DON
JERoNIMO MALLO

POS de recibir un foleto
amigo Don Jer6nimo
pfesOr de la Universidad
que hasta hace pocos
ldia en- Lakeland.
IA "Hispanismo y Pan
SmO en- la direction cul-
HispanOam6rica".
|nciencia de los hombres
pueblOs de H~ispanoame-
Eseguira ~iluminada, Sc
10 esta, por la luz mex
De estas dos antorchas
'pahSmo y Ell Panameri-
~ que para SD continue
Orica son tan indispensa-
n para Ia existencia del
rno Ell cerebro Y ell cora
Spreciamos Ell envio y lie
EnOs al professor Mallo,
lac del tribunal supre-
4 Nepnblica Espahola, su
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
Carta de I'm socio
del Centric Espanol

En- esta Tribuna de Defensa de
las sociedades mutualistas, nos
place publican la carta que sigue,
redactada por un socio del Centre
Espahol.
Dice: Puedo asegurar a boca
llena que todos los m&dicos del
Centre Espahol son siempre trata
dos con afecto y consideration.
70 soy un gallego modestico y
fuf POGO a la escuela; pero entien
do de amor al pr6iimo y de graft
tud.
Trabajo en- una fabrica y gano
un sueldo. 81 trabajase en- cinco
fabricas, como dijo un compahe-
70 hace pocos dfas, en- ell bolsillo
caerian cinco sueldos.
Quien mucho trabaja, pero mu-
cho CANA, no tiene derecho a que
jarse, 81 mi razon no me engaha.
Hablase de que un senior profe-
SIGNAL amenaza con organizar una
Cooperative M6dica, que asf hara
una cosecha abundantisima.
Ell pals es libre y 81 lie agrada
otro negocio nadie lie impide rea-
lizarlo.
Pero no es justo que por "pe-
queheces" sc planteen diariamente
problemas a instituciones que ma
cierOn con Tampa y lie ahorran a
Ia municipalidad, anualmente, cen
tenares de miles de pesos.
Ning1n hombre sensato puede
antagonizar a sus amigos v me-
nos 81 estos son medicos, encarga-
dos de cuidarle su salud.
Pero cuando ell amigo medico
insiste en- imponer su capricho per
sonal, en- molestar, en- no hacer las
visitas a TEMPO, en- no querer vi
star a las personals que tienen la
desgracia de enfermarse despues
de las ocho de la noche, entonces
su labor va no es amigable Y pasa
a u plao de "hostilidad" y 'ren-
COR"
JNo defendieron indluyentes
miembros de las sOciedades q los
medicos latinos para que no fue-
sen echadOs del Hospital Munich
pal?
Use haran ricos algunos seho-
res PROFESSIONALS con las dos o
tres visitas que cada sociedad pue
da tener, con caracter de urgen-
te, durante la noche?
SPor que no Sc sirve con entera
Iaaltad al mutualismo, va que a la
sombra die mutualismo Sc desen-
vuelven las llamadas "empresas"?
ST no fuese por el mutualismo,
.or su prestigio, por su influen-
cia, por ell desinteres de sus MEM
bros, las "empresas" no existi-
rfan o tendrian que someterse por
a leyes muy rigurosas.
Cada medico, en- estos amos de
guerra, tiene Ell deber de atenuar
81 "nerviosismo" que produce 81
terrible conflicto 49,.
tPor que declararle "la guerra
lie nervios'' a ~nuestras sociedades?
mVArw@m ~@~T-- 80 So
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
JUNTA GENERAL EN- Ell
cIRcULo

Mahana jueves celebrara jun
ia general, en- su salon teatrO, la
sociedad Circulo cubano.
Empezara a las ocho y cuarto
de Ia noche y sc informara sobre
Ell segundo trimestre del aho en-
curse.
Encarece Ia asstencia ell secre-
tario Joseito Fuentes Rosa.
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
Roja bombardea
.ciones de los Nazis
Recapturadas Otras so aldeas

uIo 29.-Los nazis sc
d frente de Orel, bar
ousman las aldeas y O.
babitantes a construir
fOrtines.
nicado informa que ell
h mariscal de campo
sigue retrocediendo,
en- tres lados por ell e.
cOmbates Sc sostienen
b. al noreste de Orel,
vVpas rojas parecen ha-
lsl ferrocarr1I de Bry-
roja bombardea al
dene e~mplazadas en-
algunas de sus bate
dtuada la poblaci6n a
millas del ferrocarril
k.
lgO reliza esfuerzos de-
para no quedar rodea-
Sc califica la resisten-
Ell communicate de me-
J captura de Otras Gin
cas-, con un avance de
10 millas.
sovieticas Sc apode-
de gran impor-
arrojando a los
De pOsici6n en- posici6n.
{ de Orel las Columns
en- avanzando. En- un
/ lie d~estruyeron al enc
cuatro carros
N mas de 400 soldados.
10 sector una posici6n
pc manos varlaS wees.
AdOs rojos hicieron un
b de ~flanqueo y fue
fuga un battalion ale
manes eombaten ferOz-
tienen la esperanto de
pservar Ell dominic del
Orel-Byransk.
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
Ocurneron serios disturbios en- Milan
Los alemanes e~stableceran
su Inca en- ell Rio Pc.
Els grande la actividad
en- Ciudad Vaticano


rentemente sc encuentra hoy en-
canine para salir de la guerra y
Sc menciona como intermediate
entire ell gobierno de Badoglio y
los Aliados a mOnsehOr Francis
Spellman, arzobispO de New York
" future cardinal.
Spellman ha venido verifican-
do conferencias en- Ciudad Vati-
cano y es amigo personal del pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos,
Mr.. Roosevelt.
Des6rdenes de importancia han
ocurido en- Milan, con muertos y
heridos. Badoglio ha dicho que
tratara con mano fuerte a los al
borotadores.
Affrmase que Virgilio Gayda, ell
portavOz de Mussolini, Sc ha sui
cidado; pero la noticia no ha te-
nido confirmation Official.
I'm despacho de Madrid dice
que Badoglio ha pedido la retira-
da de las tropas alemanas que hay
en- Italia; pero que Hitler, por
medic de su embajador en- Roma,
lie ha contestado negativamente.
Los alemanes parecen resueltos
a establecer en- ell nOrte de la pc
ninsula una fuerte Inca defensi-
va.
Ell rifle o pequeho canon anti
tanque bautizado con ell nombre
de "Bazooka" ha dadO un exec
lente resultadO, manejado por
"paracaidistas", en- la campaha de
Stella.
Con ayuda de esa arma, que ma
nejan dos hombres, fue contenida
una division de tanques de los ma
zis. Perdi6 Ell enemigO 90 pesados
aparatos, incluyendO algunos "Ti
gres".
Italianos llegados a Madrid afr
man que su pals seguira en- Ia
guerra de parte de Alemania, 81
Hitler promote adecuada de-
fensa para ell sur del territorio.
Los nazis tratan de convencer
a Badoglio y aseguran que han
abandonado ell plan de retirarse
hasta llegar al rio Pc.
En- Ciudad Vaticano la activi-
dad es grande y ell Papa desea que
Italia Sc aparte de Alemania y Sc
de Ia guerra.
Dicese hoy que Turqufa tam
bien ha ofrecidO sus buenos Off
clos a Italia, en- pro de la paz.
Los alemanes, sin embargo,
cOntindan fortificandO su Inca en-
81 rio Pc.
Tropas italianas estan siendo O.
vacuadas de Grecia y Albania.
La Radio de Argel anuncia que
las tropas alemanas en- Italia Sc
retiran hacia ell norte, con rumbO
3 ala Inca del POI.
Cuando Sc lie pregunt6 hoy al
ministro Churchill, en- la
samaFa de los comunes, 81 tenia
noticias sObre la capitulaci6n de
contest6: No.
mo hemos tenido condensation
en- cuanto al mensaje del
presidente Roosevelt y miO''.
mo tiene listed que dar una
explicaci6n sobre 81 bombardeo de
.oma?-le preguntaron en- bro
ma.
FL gobierno de su Majestad no
Iiene que dar explicaciones por
oombardear los patios y las fabri-
:as que domino el enemigo".
I'm diputado, Oliver Locker
le pregunt6 al jefe del
gObiernO, sarcasticamente, que 81
NussOlini estaba en- Irlanda. Esta
interrogation 40 fue contegtada.
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
r,tSE EN- LA PRoVIN-
ia DE KIANCsI

rs' Julio 2~8.-viOlenta-
sOmoate al norte de la
e. " Aiangsi. Los japOne-
ue ser reforzados v To-
Si..D Sla'lva eerca de la al
'un' en- las afueras de
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Dental Auxiliary
To Hear Speaker

ROOB II. ALLIE will address
the women's auxiliary 20 the
Detroit Dental Society Thurs
day evening in the Warden
Sheraton. He will speak on the
Railroads Importance in War"
Dinner and business meeting
at $50 p, m. will precede the
program. IIoStcSses will be Mrs.
A. d. Law. Mrs. F.. J. Guenther
and Mrs. b. G. WoZniak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Catherine Martha Collins born Oct. l3 10 Mr. and
Mrs Ernest John Collins Eleanor Loughlin).
Mary Edith Hudson born Oct 20 20 Mr. and Mrs
Arthur S. Hudson Nancy Walton.
Clayton Cole Swears II born Oct p to Capt and Mrs
Clayton Cole Swears Jr. (DeRhua Skinner.
Jan Leslie Farrell born Oct % 10 Mr. and Mrs Morton
b Farrell phyllis Sherwin).
Ronald Brian Lacey born Oct. 26 to Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bruce Lacey (Beva Fritch).
Frederick l.. Honhart III born Oct % 10 It. and Mrs
Frederick L. Honhart (Rossiter de la Mott HYDE.
Linda Marie Gillian born Oct. 81 TO Pfc. and Mrs
Robert Hart Gillian (Anne Marie Zinger).
Diana Susan Alender born Oct 30 to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph j. Alender Bette Davis.
Sharon Marie Stefens born Nov. to Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholas Stefens (Louella Celeste Perry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Presidents Day
Tea Scheduled

a PRESIDENTS DAY Tea
will be given by the North
eastern Women's Club Monday
afternoon az 100 at St Marks
Methodist Church. Mrs a. a.
Hughes and Mrs G.. M. Peter
son will be hosteSSes.
DR.. Frederick n. Olert will
speak on Time for Greatness,
and Mrs. Caroline Niles Kemp
ton will sing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Mrs. Dorothy Kemp Roosevelt.
left Thursday for Swarthmore
College.
DR. and Mrs. r. M Adams
spent the weekend with MIR
and Mrs. Merrill Adams of
Kennesaw avenue on their way
to Ann Arbor. where Or Adams
will begin his internship
shortly.
Mrs. Robin Adair has re-
turned 10 the home OF her
parents. the Merrill Adams
after a visit in California with
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lambie
arrived Thursday from Miami
for a visit with DR. and Mrs.
John S. Lambie OF Aspen road.
Mrs. Morgan TO Arizona
Mrs. Burdick Morgan of Bar
bour Terrace has left for
stay in Arizona.
Mrs. III. Ross Mack, Mrs.
Wallace Dodds anu Mrs. Thomas
A. Male left Wednesday for 10
days in New York City
Mrs. f.. F. Stephanek and
daughter. Dorothy. have ar
rived i'm Fort Lauderdale. where
they will spend the winter.
Frederick j. Smith and his
daughter Nancy have moved
from Avon Lane. Birmingham,
TO Barbour Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Sire
linger were hosts at dinner
Sunday evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L'Hommedieu,
who moved Wednesday to To-
ledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Accounting Girls.
VIII Give Party

TIE ACCOUNTING GIRLS
CLUB. a newly organized group
az the Michigan Bell Telephone
Co, VIII give a serVicemen's
party M the Newberry House on
East jefferson avenue next Sat
urday evening.
Eleanor BaChman. the chair
man. viii he assisted by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

r. X. DICKINSON ana MIS-.
Hammond Baker.
Mrs. Waldemar A. p. John
is in charge of publicity.
Floreze's Guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A
Farrell of Wellesley drive were
hosts at a cocktail party this
evening in their home, proceed
ing the Winter Club dance
which is taking place in or
chard Lake Country Club.
Dining together AZ the Kings
ley are; Mr.. and Mrs Robert
II. DaisIey, MIR. and Mrs. Fritz
c. Hyde Jr and MIR and Mrs.
Martin ID. Archar gell.
Mr.. and Mrs. CassiuS l.. Mil
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Genaro
A, Florez are also dinner hosts
and there rs another large
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Amy Roosevelt leaves

Mrs. Martin L. Butzel and
her family will leave shortly for
Palm Beach. where they have
taken a house for SIX months.
Mrs. Howard Farrell of Suf-
Held road will leave Sunday for
New York 10 spend several days
with her daughter. EStelle Mac
aulcy. who IS at school there.
Amy Roosevelt. daughter OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

group of friends at a subscrip-
ton dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Genaro A.
Florez Of Yarmouth road have
rs their house guest Mrs.
FlOreZ' mother. Mrs. Milton g..
Wood Of Chicago, who will
spend 10 days with them. Mrs.
Fritz X Kleene and Ms. My
ron F.. Snyder are amoTt those
who Will entertain for Mrs.
Wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Mrs. 6rrinqer
viii Be Hostess

MRS. WILLIAM I. Err
RINGER Of Mt Vernon road,
Crosse Pointe, Will be hostess TO
the Michigan Society. Danes OF
the Loyal Legion. Wednesday at
f2:45 p. m. Luncheon will pre-
cede the meeting. a group of
Civil War poems will be read.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Ml,. Lind chairman
QlUureh g1.iMlsa
BIRMINGHAM. Nov.

NHRS MUIR c. LIND is general chairman of the annual doll
Vl tea which St Guild of Church will give
in the home of Mrs Edward f. Rothman Linden road
W. H. Stone entertained the guild Friday afternoon
articles to be sold Assisting hosesses Mrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Betty Roberts 10 Speak

THE PARKER PTA will
meet at the school at 8 p. m
Monday. Betty Roberts viii
speak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Literary Coterie Meeting
THE LITERARY COTERIE
will meet Wednesday at ! 30
p m. in the Art Room of the
McGregOr Library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

MISSES
Irene Coleman Jean AuPgrine
BETTY Heinrich Ma1yn Empkie
Pearl Leroy Hedy Murawski
Ada Ma Hell Connie EicheiherEcr
NelWyne East Helen Butler
The club, which was organized
by Mrs. Theresa Garrigan and
Miss Dorothy Anderson, has
elected the following officers:
Eleanor Bachman, president,
Irene Coleman, vice president.
Jean Allegrine. treasurer. and
their assistants. Betty Heinrich,
Marilyn Empkie. Hedy Moraw-
ski and Pearl Leroy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-13

club for hunting or fishing, includ- ing the High Rock park.
 The club plans to buy 100 cock pheasants and Is getting various prices on them now. The club approved by-laws at the meeting.
 It was announced a moving pic- ture show will be presented under the auspices of the association either June 2 or 1 at4 the Gem theater with films concerning various sports being offered,
 The club voted to continue its membership fe efor those who join before July 1, but after that date membership fees will be raised.
 Winners of last years fishing con- test were announced by Gordon Hatch, fish committee chairman, They arc: Walter Hoffman, largest brown trout, IT l-2 inches, Charles Jones, largest small-mouth bass, p Inches; William II. Smith, largest brook trout, inches; Wilfred Jor- dan, largest pickerel IT l-2 inches, They will receive awards.
 The new fishing contest opened April and will include biggest catches in brook, brown and rainbow trout, bass, pickerel and perch. Headquarters for registering catches are the following stores: Davis Naugatuck Hardware, Howley, Weiss all on Church street, Union City Hardware, North Main street, aPrkS drug store, Rubber avenue.
 MT, Baker said that reports ol members showed that fishing m this vicinity is "very good'.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-13
MANY LOCAL BILLS
 DIE IN COMMITTEE
Police Board Given Aua thority to Reinstate EX.
 PatrOlman Stang0

Tho appropriations committee submitted a favorable report to the house yesterday on the bill perpetu- ating the appropriation of S250,000 for tWo-years' operation of the pro- posed state trade school In Water bury.
 A similar appropriation was sane toned two years ago but was not used because the school was not constructed and the fund lapSed at the beginning of the present session, The bill Stipulates no particular date when the building is to be constructed, SO it may walt until after the war at which time all proper materials for same will be available,
 The cities and boroughs committee reported favorably on five more bills which were sent to the senate yes terday.
 The bill declaring that Anthony Stango be reinstated in the police department was one of them, He was dismissed last year when it was discovered that he was registered as an enemy alien. However, he is citizen now and can prove it.
 The bill providing the officer in charge of the signal system of the police departmenJ be raised to the rank of captain was the second to be fayorably reported,
 However, the following bills are expected in committee: Pensions for widows of the late Fire Chief Heitman, the late Deputy Chief Me Evoy, increasing the pension now paid the widow of the late Deputy Chief Lynch, increasing from S700 to $l,000 the pension that will be paid Catherine Malone on retire ment, pensioning the widows Of the late Fire CaptS. Dodcrer and Rus sell, increasing the pensions now paid Mrs Blodgett and Mrs. Luddy, mothers of two diseased policemen and several other minor pension bills affecting Waterbury city em- ployeS or their widows. They will not be reported on at all this Ses- sion.
 The judiciary committee yester- day approved the bill which pro- vides a salary of $l,800 per year to the public defender for the Water bury district, a post now held by Attorney Edward T. Carmody.
 Undr1 the bill public defenders in New Haven and Bridge port districts would each be paid S3 800: in Litchfield, Waterbury and New London districts, $l800 in Middlesex and Windham counties Sl 500 and Holland county, 5000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-13
Large Class ToReceive
 First Holy Communion
Forty y.eight Boys and Ihirtyseght Girls Included at
 s. Francis Church Sunday at 8

officers or lieutenants in the Army Air Corps,
 On q previous test given in the local high school eight young men passed the mental test successfully and have since passed their physi- cal test or are in the process Of completing them,
 Four of these successful candi- dates are Naugatuck boys: Louis F. Quinn, Donald c. WiggleSworth, Frank Sardo, and Germain c. Giner, also Thomas A. Fitzpatrick Of Bea- con Falls, William J. Andres, Jrp and John Lynch of Waterbury and John Sedar Cf Milford,
 Applicants for this test should come prepared with application for properly completed and a birth certificate and three letters oi recommendation and should present themselves at the High School by 8:l5 a, m, to be ready to start the test promptly at 9 o'clock, Appl- cation blanks may be procured from Ralph s. PaSho or William J. Lalor, chairman and secretary respectively, of the local Aviation Cadet Commit tee,