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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
MullieotowneY

Mike CMohlcan Club roma has been trying to root the Red SOx in since early August, but when the Army grabbed Tex Hughsoa. Mike conceees that his favorite. Joe Cronin will. like Brooklyn have tt '.waitu next year" Mere proof that Uncle Mike Jacobs is up against it for high class boxing talent. k his next main bout. Sept. 9 at MSu featuring Jimmy McDaniels. tie Los Angeles welterwei2ht backed by Harry James the music man. ano Ralph Zannelli Of Providence. tough gent who win take every thing McDaniels has. thereby mak. ing McDaniels look very good. De- cause Mir. Jacobs has a MONOPOLY on his services for the next THREE YEARS, since he recently stopped the young colored conner. Aaron Perry, getting off the floor to do it Sights along our Broadway: Tfmmie Grove. erstwhile football. music and outdoor gent. leading Q pretty little five-year-older out oS the movies. The child does not think much Of POLITICIANS. though she win not vote until 1860 and If yor ask her why she does not like the back-slappers and cigar-passers she can give you the biggest belly laugh since Noah built the Ark Jimmy Hatcher. the South Carolina lightweight who licked Enooks Lacey of New Have handily the first time he came to Connecticut. and it was right here in Waterbury, lost most Of ten rounds before 5000 fans last night at Uline Stadium, Washington. D. C.. to Ike Williams. the Trenton Terror frona Brunswick. JoJA.
 vyyvvVvvv
 Maurice fYoung Noel Egan of Craci,er Hin fWillOw St. Is the proud p0ssessor of .IAJOR WHITE. an English Blali Terrier. sealing 5s hounds, and winner of second prize at a New London KenEl Club dog show las. Sunday. The MaJor eats well, too. so well that his owner HUillEAAtlGa 3AaAAG8 stI @AAN = %re- HUAHUA. rather than an ALL WHITE specimen of his breed. cne of the most aggressive in the canine world Brooklyn Dodgers have paid off Paul Waner for the year. giving him a U. R. tunconditional releaseD which seems a bit on the "tOO bad" side for a glugger who has a .333 lone for threeD over ID years in the ''big show. Ee was leading hitter of the National League in 1927 lost out the next sea- son, but came back SEVEN YEARS LATER, to win 1t again and repeat in ig36. This wear he was hitting .2s5 and has 3.i5l hits to his credit since ''breaking in" more than any player in the major leagues. except Cobb. Speaker. LaJoie. Wagner and Collins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Ernie LpmbaEdi. 0ffieisls ssld An. dFaWS hand Wae bFuiae6 and Iliimbed and that the fkin was torn but fllat q physician bel'eze6 no bones were broken.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

a;aaes T'osoFroN Detroit at St. Louis inighp Washington at New York
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

YESTERDAYS STAR - Paul lDizzyl Trout Of the Detroit Tigers, who drove in five runs and pitched nine hit balls to record his 22nd win of the season as the Bengals beat the Chicago White GoE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
EASTERN LEAGUE

Iames r'eWoPE0s (Ao games schednledl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15

.mony and Is particularly ap.
.plauded by the members of the
armed forces because she has
given freely of her personal re-
sources and income 10 their relief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15

War. the liberation of the common
man through revolution and the
present combat with the Germans.
Because '"rhe Russian Story
eet--et1vrr Stfrf1 long period OF
time n necessarily touches upon
many events with very little thor
The results are Sketchy
and a bit confusing, but the devO-
ton which Russians feel for their
soil carries over 20 the audience
and This is probably sufficient
effect. IT,
A Snort feature. Russian Rev
els, Is shown on the same bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
ruiure Styles

Collegiate dress accessories d.
signed for Paramount's You Can't
Ration Love" are expected to set
the styles next year for The -Ha--
lions co-edS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
nv RMENGNRD POHRT

TIE INTENSE love which the
Russians feel for their land and
thor consequent hatred of any
-urrr- VINO UTTJy 10 rdKT m ana thelr
happiness from them are again
evident iu Tho Russian story
which opened az the Cinema yes
terday The emotions which ac-
company their present struggle
UNDERSTANDABLE dominate most of
their creatipe-~o.k.
THE Russian story = not sim
ply the filming OF some episode
from tte present war, but rs,
rather. the record of Russia age
less fight against invading armies
and of her intermittent intervals
Of peace
The FIRST hgAt- recorded is-the
one which was led by AleXando
NevSky. and from this early
period the film progresses through
Peter the Greats battle against
the Swedish. the eventual liberia
ton Of the serfs. the First World
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15

10 names even Riplcy wouldn't
believe A. It's the most pulling
picture a hotel floor show has
ever presented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Star Knitter

PAULETTE GODDARD knitted
sweater for Director Sidney
Lanfield Of Paramounts Stand
ing Room Only" She finished the
sweater lust before the final scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15

ShUiCCInr. va >at down Hnd
waited for tho magic eye 10 click
sure enough. % did.
"GOur mother, Cara Eliza
beth. il preparing a sudden
move. and your cousin, Lee, il
coming home from Australia
very shortly which means that
YOU should take things Is easily
a. possible for your families
sake" the great Nlyrus toretold
even before we had taken Off
our hart
"Nould YOU like something
10 drink ." he asked. Ne SAID
yes and Then h. Immediately
ordered Scotch whisky
He knows everything that's
COINS TO happen all in advance
50 that YOU figure L would be SC
much simpler If YOU could relax
and let hun live your life for YOU,
seriously Myrus has a phe-
nomenal act and when IL comes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Favorite
Sings Locally

Oracle FIELDs. the English
singer, will appear in concert at
Masonic Auditorium April 10.
She is remembered especially for
her recent performance in the
motion picture, Holy Matri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Historic Struggles Shown at Cinema

and this shows the merrier side of
life in the Soviet Union. IL also
diSpels our notion of plain ba-
buShka-clad women, for some of
-tfe girls who dance and sing in
this film are glamorous in the
HOLLYWOOD sense of the word.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
NOW!

organizations
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
Nakupite bOzicna darila pri
Miller cArt G.
Gift tCo.
1915 St. Clair Ave.

ker tn boste nasli primerna da-
rila "a vse, kot napr.:
NABOzNE PREDMETE:
Krasne rozenvence, molitvenike, sve-
te podobe. svetinjce, krize, verizice, OIL
tarcke "a dom, katoliSke biblije in Sill
ke
ZLATNINO:
Zaponke vsakovrstnih stilov, uhane
biserne ovratnice, navratnice, broske
zapestnice, sete "a omare, muzikalicne
zabojcke "a puder, kompakte, usnjene
denarnice, muzikalicne skatljice "a ci-
garete, krtacice "a lase.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30

tilo radost mad prihodom dolgoI
pricakovanega Aofa. Rosne
kapljice SO Sc razprostiralez ka-
kor biserni plasc po cvethcah
in listje Sc je svetilo kot cisto
zlato. Cd zapada je rihljal Ia
HEX vetrie. Ma vseh cestah in
poljskih stezah je bilo, polno
ljudi, da Sc marsikje nj moglo
niti skoz priti. .Moravci 50 si v
vecjih in manjsih truman. Ne
kateri so well tudi zastave in
isso si kakor ma bozjo pot, pre-
pevali pesmi in molili.
J Tudi gospoda il gradov je
prisla. In well so z zlatotn
pretkana oblacila in s hermei-
nom podsite suknje. "a eelade
so 81 pripeli sopke in opasali
niece z zlatlml rocaJl. kar j.
kdo incl najlepsega in najdraz'
jega, vse je wei sabo ma veil
ko narodnot slavnost. T.,
! Nikolaj ;je odsef q vsem slu
zabnistvom, lie nekaj starih lju
: di ie ostalo donna. Nj sc bilo nj
: cesar bati. Dub je bill Sc vednt
: v jeci ma Velegradu in Nemcen
je minilo vsaj "a nekaj casa We
) seize "a ropanje po Moravskem
Tudi Lucia in Lizika sta sli ma
, proti resenemu skofu. Lizika j
: bila vesela, smejala Sc je in sa
lila. Sal vidi ma Svatoplukover
: dvtru svojega ljubljenca - Be
e zidara. Tudi Cvetane Sc je vese
e lila. Tako davno sc re nista VI
= deli!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
(Nadaljevanje)

LIE idite mirno ma svoje do
move, pridno obdelujte in SCI
te ma rodovitna tia bogato Il
to, pridelujte sadeze, da Sc TO-
pet nastani pli mas blagosta-
ME, da bi bill mocni tudi do
ma. Metoda, vasega ljubljenca
in. pastirja, vidite v kratkem'
Ker ste vi radi meme toliko sto-
rili, hocem yam povrniti S TEN,
da vam privedem vasega uclte-
liza in apostolic.
maj zivi mas knez!' kllce
navduseno ljudstvo.
Zopet so Sc napravljali voja-
XII ma pot, zopet so stall pri-
pravljeni in cakai ukazov svo-
jih poveljnikov, kar jim Mama
milo oblaki prahu prihod move
ga poslanstva ali sploh vecje
mnozice ljudi. Pocakai so; tu-
di knee je ostal med vojaki.
"To so vojaki, XII so lovili u
porne pogane."
"Dobro so sc drzali, kakor Je
videti, prihaja jih skoro Sc en-
krat toliko."
Ma dvoriScu nastane vrlsc.
"Pogane peljejo!'
Mirko stopi h knezu in rece
lie milo jih sodi, gospod; tt
so nasi bratje. Kdo more kaj "a
to, da Sc tako trdovratno drz<
we're nasih ocetov."
ze so jih pripeljali: Pogan
gredo povesenimi glavami
Vojaki jih obdajajo in powell
mix hiti h knezu, da mu mama
nj, kako jih je zajel pri posve
ceni lipi, ko so ravno hoteli da
rovati bogovom.
Bozidar je stal nedalec z'
Nikolajem in je pregledova
jetnike.
rfGospod" poskoci staret
"glejte, tam je tovarisica mas
milostne gospodicne! Vecn
Bog, to je Cvetana!"
"Cvetanan Bozidar sc stres
po celem telesu.
"Saj je vodnik cell ceti carov
mix Dub, njen oce."
I'm ona? Pa vendar nj
mic drugace, zatajila je."
mi mogoce. Morebiti je U
jetnica, na Borotinu sc je zgo
dila nesreca," izpregovori te
zavo Bozidar.
bog ne daj! Hitro! Kje j
mas gospodar Mirko?'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30


Mass dig bonanza Of whose location him
studio Others
arrived find that and his
Marten, already had the q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
dem 2 njim,' Sc brani Cveta.

dem 2 njim," Sc brani Cveta-I
ma. 4.
Marsikako oko Sc je porosilql
in marsikako srce je zelelos|
bog, daj mi take otroke!"
"Prijatelji," zaklice knez sva-
topluk, ii eakajo nasega skofa|
Metoda. Kakor bi jih bill Bog
semkaj poklical. Nocem jih So.
diti in jih ne bonn. Now morav-
ski nadskof maj jih obsodi. Tu-
kaj DO njegovo prvo delo, prvi
trud. Do te dobe SO moi jetni-
XII, ko Sc vrne Metod, maj bodo
njegovi ucenci." H. Il
Ljudstvo zaklice veselja, in
jetnike odpeljejo v jeco.
"Perunove strele nam odpro
vrata >"
Zadnje besede je izpregovo'
ril Dub ze ma pragu jece. Cve-
} tana ga spremlja tudi v jeco.
XIII
VISA Moravska je vzklikals
2 veselja. Cd mesta do mesta, OF
gradu do gradu, cd vasi do va
81 so Sc razlegali svecani glaso
r vi: MAS oce prihaja, Metod s.
E vraca." Srce vsakega kristja
, ma je bilo polno radosti. ma
: ucitelj, mas krstitelj je resen!
Q v Velegrad vodeee ceste S
e bile polne ljudstva. v najrazlie
nejsih nosah so prihajali IL ce
n lie dezele. Kdor je mogel, je pr
J. sci pozdravit Metoda, XII Sc j
+ vracal il ujetnistva. Zopet j
J. Sci Bozidar kakor solncni "a
J. rex 20 Moravskem. Povsod S
/ mu je mudilo.
0 "Kdor more brez skode cd dc
ma, maj pride ma Velegrad, d
: slovesno pozdravimo vracajt
o cega sc skofa!'
/. "Vsi pridemo, da ga spodot
u no pozdravimo. Sprejmemo 6
l. z odprtimi rokami."
In vzdignil Sc je prah in poo
l. kve so zapeketale in "a oznanjt
Ii valcem Metodovega prihoda !
l. nj bilo vec sledu. Moravska
e velika in predno prehodi Boz
dar vsaj najraznejse kraje, m
ne mnogo casa. Hoce sc ust;
viii ma Borotinu pri Liziki, z
r. katere zenina je bill pred nekt
& liko tedni slovesno proglasen
ii navzocnosti sosednjega plen
e stva. Drugace nj moglo bit
nj Cvetana je sama tako hotela
j. je prosila Bozidara.
,e IS tenn poplacas dobroto, k
2" tero sva midva oba uzivala {
lie dobrih ljudi ma gradu."
Il. Solnce je svetilo tako kra
"a no, tako milo. kakor bi tudi &
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
!. DAROVANA 1
ceski nopiso| Aloizii Dos+ol
Zeodovinska povest il dobe Slovanskih apostolov
Starec leta med vrstami W

jakov in isce grascaka. Bozidar
,se upre ma dolgi mec. zopet sta
Sc sesla. Mucna negotovost mu
stiska srce. v bitki je bill ka-
kor lev, a tn so mu upadle ro-
ke in v glavi Sc mu je vrtelo.
Kaj Sc je zgodilo ma Boroti-
nu? Ali je morda oee s silo u
grabil nehvalezno hcer dobrot-
nixon, XII so sprejeli zavrzeno
dete, poplaeal dobro hudim?
Cvetana sc naslanja ma oce-
tovo ramo. Bila je bleda kakor
mrli, njene oci 50 zaprte in ME
ma glava sklonjena. Dub pa sto-
j povzdignjeno glavo, kakor
bi bill sam zmagovalec. Bill je
ponosen ma to, da sc je samo
on zavzel "a veio vecnih bogov.
Smelo sc ozira okoli sebe, in ko
spozna svoje znance, jih pricne
merritt zanicljivimi pogledi.
Preje nego sta Bozidar in
; Nikolaj nasla gospodarja z Bo-
rotina, je ze vedel cd poveljni-
ka vojaske cete, kaj Sc je zgo-
> dilo ma gradu, kako ga je ma
padel Dub S svojimi privrzen-
ci, kako ga je wei in kako SO
Sc resili njegovi prebivalci.
"Plemenita deklica" zaklice-
jo vsi okoli stojeci in pogledajc
Cvetano, XII Sc stiska k ocetu
I'm zakaj jo vodite S sebo,
kakor sokrivko?" vprasa Sva
l topluk.
'Nece zapustiti ma noben ma
Gin svojega oceta. Vedno hod
Z MIN, povsod ga zvesto sprem
liza, &c j prav ne izkazuje pre-
velike ocetovske ljubezni.
"Prava kristjana!"
"Lopovi," zagrmi Dub in ;
mocnimi rokami izkusa raztr
gait vezi, wi ste zapustili vec
ne bogove, postal ste newest
svojim pradedom, zavrgli S t
vero. - Toda Sc zivi mogocn
Perm in osvobodi svoje slu
zabnike, Sc so slime 'njegov'
strele in moe nezlomljena
70 "Da, Perun Sc zivi in strel
njegove =" ponove ujetniki
"Oce," vzdihne Cvetana in s.
nasloni ma pjegova prsa, ."n
l. kolni, ne rogaj Sc Bogu!'
J. "Tudi tebe ubije Perun s svo
: jimi strelami."
Dub paine hcer cd sebe, ko
e likOr more zVezanima rOka
ma.
- "Odpeljite to dekle!" ukaz
nekdo voiakom.
"Ne, ne, JAZZ hocem biti z G
cetom v jeei, tudi v smrt po!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
Mali oglasf
BIizu Slow. domo

839 in 837 E. 149 St., cd St.
Clair Ave. Dive hisi, vsaka "a
emo druzino, ma eni lott. 9 in s
sob, zidana garaza "a 8 avte.
Nanovo dekorirano znotraj in
zunaj. V zelo dobrem stanju.
Vprasa Sc v hisi zadaj, ma 837.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
IA DOM:

Krasne slike, predstavljajoce cvetli-
ce in scenerijo, zametne slike, vaze,
consol-seti treh komadov, okviri "a Sill
ke, ogledala in mnogo drugih predme-
tov.
Odprto vsak vecer do 9. ure, oh s0bo-
tab do 10.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
S+oreisso zensko

dobi delo "a opravljati hisna de-
la 3 dni v tednu. Mic otrok in
stanovanje je ma enemu mad
stfopju. Poklicite CL. 1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Seek Data Here
On Dutch Jews

The Netherlands ambassador In
Washington, through William G..
Bryant, consul in Detroit, today
issued a special appeal for infor-
nation regarding any deported
Netherlands Jews and their pres
sent location. which will be COM
piled for references by Red Cross
agencies in the United States and
Great Britain.
Information should include the
name OF the deported person, the
last address in the Netherlands
and, II possible, his present ad-
dress. 1t should be mailed to
Baron B. Van HarinMna Thoe
Slooten, chairman, Netherlands
Red Cross, Arlington House, SW /,
London.
No information concerning a
particular person can be released
at present, but following liberia
ton Of the country, all facts avail
able will be made public, it was
announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
New Type Ship Ready

SPARROWS POINT, Md, June
10 uNS)-The U.S.S. Dauphin,
first OF a new series OF auxiliary
transport attack ships being built
for the navy at the Bethlehem
Sparrows Point shipyard, slid
down the ways here today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

member on one Of our hospital
ships. Not only is he a great
morale builder for the crew. but
he spends his days visiting and
cheering convaleseent patients.
His name7 Joe TOTO, of all things.
- Army Air show Reopens sunday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
CHARING pet experiences I

CHARING pet experiences is
- both entertaining and a
rec of knowledge. :.
SShut-ins especially know SO
many instances where simple
kin dness to our feathered
friends has afforded countless
hours of happiness.
Watching a nesting pigeon teach
fledgings to fly from the ledge of
a metropolitan theater is source
OF amusement. and great anxiety
too, to a friend
A hospitalized reader noticed
that hunming birds were at
tracted TO blossoms outside her
window. She had some flowers
picked, treated with honey, moved
to The window lif-AffdF, by easy
stages, three feet into her room.
Much 10 the delight of onlookers
the humming birds pass through
the window countless times each
day on their way 10 enjoy the
honey blossoms in the room. Our
informant adds:
IL found that all that Is
needed to gain their confidence
In patience and quietness." And
so il always is, with birds.
4 SULPHUR crest d white
"A cockatoo, Coco" likes TO
spend some of each day in the
park walking "Puddy," a Lhassar
terrier on leash! The cockatoo and
terrier live together in seeming
adoration OF each other. con-
stantly on the alert that no harm
shall befall the other.
This Is a very rare friendship
Is you know If you've any ac-
intance with cockatoos. They
II. usually. mortally afraid OF
dogs. The Lhassar terrier is a
refugee and his story cannot be
told until after the war.
The springer spaniel, Flash"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

and a deer are great pals. They
walk and swim together, romp
and rest. side by side. n
No special effort was made TO
train either of these two unusual
+duos. In each case the sharing of
kind masters and a good home
seems to have been sufficient TO
orient one 10 the other. Kindness
does wonders to reassure animals.
MORE ships carry pets today
~ than ever before. A mer-
chant captain has his Boston ter
rier aboard. AT alarm bell he goes
to his master for the made TO
order" life jacket kept for him.
Once he's ready for anything, he
dashes about the deck, wildly
barking. No one could mistake.
he's giving orders to the crew!
A cocker puppy is a new crew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
FAITHFUL FRIENDS


God gives special grace 10
those tCho iove their little sisters
and brothers, the birds and
beasts. st. Francis Assist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
FAREWELL PARTY
 GIVEN WTBERCS
Popular Salvation Army Leader, Wife Leaving
 for Hartford

Salvation Army headquarters on Cherry street was crowded with a large congregation last night who bade farewell to Major and Mrs. Hugo Wiberg. who will leave for Hartford next week to take up duties at the Salvation Army corps there. The huge audience heard Major Wiberg trace the history of the Wac terbury corps from 1886, when he took charge, until the present time. It was first situated on Savings street. and acquired it's present site in l037, after a visit by a Salvation Army mems brigade. In i94i, t opened it's shelter on Scoyill street. Major Wiberg extended his appre- ciation to the advisory committee of the corps. to clergymen of the city and members for their aid in the building of the corps here.
 Rev. pr. John c. Walker. repre- senting the Waterbury Ministers association, commended Major and Mrs. Wiberg on their work in the corps.
 James Petter. youngest son of Major Wiberg. was "presented" 70 the corps in a Salvation Army form Of baptism. His eldest son. Sven. vas enrolled as a senior member Of the Salvation Army.
 In recognition Of so years Of sery- ice. Mrs Eltha Durant and Miss Denegri were awarded pins during tine evenings ser"ice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Count Fights Fol Custody Of Son

Boston, August %. - fUPD - Count Kurt Hangwitz-R ReyentlOg and his 9-year-old son Lance visited ln Newport. R. T.. tday after re- portedly establishing residence tn Boston where the count may dee fend the custody suit brought by his former wife and Lance's mother W0Olgcgtb heiress BarbaT Hutton Grant.
 The count and his second wife, the former Margaret Ast0F Drayton, were staying at 8 Back Bay hotel With them was her daughter by q previous marriage, Pamela, T.
 Count Haugwitg- Iaeveptl0g cams here from Vancouver, D, C., where he took his son July 90. tg0 days before the lad was to have been Te' leased to Mrs. Grant at Los Angeles under the order Of an English court
 Mrs, Grant filed an action tp Los Angeles court July 2t seeking con- plete custody of the ebtld. The count, nos an American citizen, Was served Etth the complaint and given co days in which to file aD answer.
 Count Haugwitz-Tl TleyentlOw Eed Mrs Draytop in iel2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Will Answer Drew Pearson

New York, Aug. 2s-lUP)-HerbeTt Rrognell, Jr.. Republican National Committee Chairman, scheduled q press conference late today to make his promised reply to radio com" mentat0T Drew Pearson who ques" toned whether John Poster Dulles, Gov. Thohas E. Dewey's adviser on foreign affairs. was qualified to reps resent the COP in postwar peace planning.
 Br0WnelI, whose associates tnfi' mated he would attack Peags0n's competency. listed the conference for { D, nl.
 Pearson, ip his regular Sunday radio program from Washington, said last night that Dulles declared in Q speech in April. 1889. that the Axis nations did not contemplate war against the United States.
 Pearson said this statement "and other observations made by Dulles made him wonder whether he lDul- Ies) Is actually qualified to represent the Republican party in the matter 0f the nations foreign policy and participation lf 6 world organization to maiDiiD peace.
 Pearson quoted Dulles as scaying;
 "There Is no reason to believe that any tOtalltaFian states separately or
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28

New Britain, Conn., Aug. 2s. (UPl-Funeral arrangements were being made today for Rev. Leo Walter Sweeney, a1, Maryknola father home on vacation From Seattle, Wash, who died Satur- day night. ...
 Father Sweeney, ordained ln hSzS' aa she Catholic foreign missionary Seminary Of America at Maryknoh' N. Y., served for six years In Che AEaryknell missions in korea and was lnterned there after the yap- anese assack on Pearl Harbor. He returned Co this country on the Cripsholm in August, I9a2. He was born in New Britain.
 Bishop Maurice McAuliffe oi the Hartford Diocese may osIlciate at funeral services. Whether the bishop would come to this caty for Che services was not definitely known sunday night.
 The body will be at the Hasiey Funeral Home until 3:30 ?. m. Monday vixen it viii be taken to Rf. Mary's church where t will lie in state untll Tuesday at 20 .. n. when a high requiem Mass viii be celebrated. After the services at st. Mary's church the body of Father Sweeney will De taken tO Ossining. New Kork' the home of the Maryknsll Fathers. A second requiem Mass win be celebrated at the Mary" knoll Chapel at 9 a. m. Wednes- day and burial will take piace there.
 Father Sweeney Is survived by his parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeney of New Britain, also twe brothers. Ghe Rev. Joseph A' Sweeney. alse q AEaFyknell nlls' slenary in China. and Private Ed. ward Sweeney. Of the Army, ana twe sisters, Sister Joseph Leo. a member of the order of st. Joseph now stationed at st. Francis Hes" pisaI, Hartford. and Sister Joseph TheOphene. of the Sisters eI Mercy, in Waterbury.