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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Goes To Reward

On Tuesday April T. 1914. Mr. Cuba Coleman promi
citizen OF this city passed away his home Ridge
Road. Mr. Coleman has been failing health for
than year, although confined to bed for this period
OF time For number of years he OF lazoo City
efficient interior decorators and uphostererS and by
OF this trade he well known and respected by
both coored and white He this city about thirty
ago and united with St Stephen Methodist Church.
He loyal member OF this church and a member
OF the Board OF Stewards his death Surviving him
his wife Mrs. osie Coleman three Mr. Dunbar Coc
man of this city, Mr. Cuba Coleman Ir OF Chicago; sgt
Floyd Coleman, l. :. Army; daughters Miss Camille
Coleman, OF Chicago; and Mrs ema Hester, OF Detroit
Mich grandchildren, other relatives and host of
friends The funeral conducted from St Stephen Meho
dist Church, Rev W. n Ross. pastor officiatne assisted
by Rev L. +. Johnson District Superin enden Methodist
thurch, Jackson Mississippi District Rev r. {. Anderson
pastor of Mt Vernon Baptist Church and Rev. Johnson of
Beulah Land Baptist Church also present and took
tive parts III the service Arrangements III charge of
The Century Burial Association with nternen in Glen
wood Cemetery,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Yaz00 High School No. 2 GIee Club
In Broadcast At St. Stephen

The following program rendered at st. Stephen b1
Nazoo High No. (ilee Club Good Evening EVERYONE:
You are listening to the Gee Club OF Che Nazoo Coun-
Training School OF laxoo City Mississippi We bring YOU
program OF song and spiritua featuring mixed cloru,
with the obgato part by Miss Dooris bennington and sole
by Miss Alfredo Regans.
Our program will be divided into two sections Sec
ton |. consists Of the following numbers:
"A Song OF Peace.
b-Soo-Ihere Is King OF Kings Somewhere
s-What Friend We have In Iesus-Bv Miss Hen
nngon
After this first group of songs the Principal OF Nazoo
County Training then spoke follows Friends and mem
bers of St Stephen Methodist Church. with pleasure thai
the call OF your worthy and excellent pas
tor Rev w. N. Ross be hand with our Glee Club to
help boost his Mems Day Drive
thought to speak briefly upon the lives OF four out
standing of the Bible. They are
Abrahann-Father OF the Faithful
Isaac-Iiis only
Isal-Who prophesed Concerning tie Saviour OF the
World.
After about minutes discussion upon the lives Of
the numbers i'll the second section of the program as follows
a-Anyhow-The Glee Club
b-Soo-"Just TO Behold His Eace"-Aliss Repms
CA Spirua-"Every Time Feel The Spirit
When these three numbers had been sung the erot1,
softly sang their theme song, while the announcer said
I'VE signing oWe hope YOU have enjoyed broad
cast We have done best entertain YOU Tbs n
D Taylor speaking, Principal OF the Nazoo County Train
ling School Mrs Marjorie Taylor Brown Assistant Direct
Iress, is seated the piano
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Signs Declaration

Walter z Walker. Eiberan tounsel-(ienera at New York
CITY. on Airi 10 signed the Declaration by United Nations
making his tounN adherence that Allied oroun The
signing which brings $ the number of the United NJ
tons took place III the Department OF State in the nra
cnce oi Secretary Hull
On Apr Secretary Hull wrote to Gabriel ; Den
MS, llberan Secretary OF State as follows.
II have received Your communication Of Febrrar, *
+4 stating that the Government Of Liberia declared h.
proclamation ON January . I944 a state al war av;
between Liberia on one hand and Germany and lana, On
the other that motNated by the principles of human fra
dom and the right d self determination t,e Co,ar,.
SUBSCRIBE to and endorses the purposes and princnles -
the Atlantic Charter; that the Government Of iberi -
heres to the declaration by United Nations and has ,
zed Walter f. Walker Consul-Ge to SIGN tbe dl
ton. - 'a
The Government OF the United States as depositor,.
"r me decaration is 9ratified welcome iberia into ti
ranks ct the Ontcd Nations This action of ibcr;. hr
I" - the number OF United Nations all OF which No.
pledged themselves to employ their full resources j.; ~
struggle Tor victory ilitlerism
Arrangements are being made for Consul6 GENERAL vi
ker to sign the declaration
tenn. - ~" =
@CoRDELI HILL :. Ia
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Noted Physician and Surgeon
(Au FdtOria1)
ON EditOrlal)

DIR. L. I. Miller, first Negro physician and surgeon
Nazoo City, continually winning lares for his uneNcecd
ability physician and surgeon Contrary the old saving
that good beginning makes Il bad ending Dr.. Miller
started prarcng unusually early age and
marked his beginning. This has grown and
grown until today he ranks among the lead
ing physicians OF day From the buggy and horse DAYS
up this present day, people have testified the almost
supernatural ability of this great ply stefan.
us recently at the Afro American Hospital Celebration.
revealed that in year OF LAOS patients who
treated the hospital 9So OF them received
OF surgical operation. After considering that only is deaths
recorded for the year. would be necessary to men
ton other merits this great PHYSICIANS credit
afford to omit the fact that he Christian gent
tleman with membership St Stephen Methodist Church,
He is also influential leader
of several War Fund Drives He with his capable vile
Mrs Emma Burrus Miller have done much in their unset
fish service to help others to happiness
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

Many times does know his her own strength,
Jn some big test has been presented \thougll we have
always known Our people to be loyal and limit
o their ability for the of their country we must adj
mt we have not known until this year the financial
strength existing among We indeed proud that our
unds holding meet the various calls OF this war
The battle has not been shall have to sacrifice
d little more each time stretch point somehow and some
where because follow through until the end Where
mere IS Will there way and urging all our
people to keep the "W regardless probable dsappon-
nentS. od just know and believe that vet God does
not reward one Tor splendid beginning rewards come
It the end Remember the parable the Vineyard worker
All the compliments have earned will come to nauort
we did not stick to the task We know the every
call and as we have worked let continue to work.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
County Agent Conducts Health
Programs

Including al Club members 1000 persons through
out the county health programs conducted by D. W
Lindsey and Mrs. Lille Handy. Home Demonstration Agent
OF Aazoo County. during National Negro Health Week. April
81, lo44 Programs conducted in the following com
munltleS Holly Bluff Bentonia. Pckens and Yazoo City
during which time thrysix All Clubs recorded in
attendance.
In connection with talks health. moving pictures I'M
der the following titles shown: Choose To Live an
Ger Controls }. Preventing Spread of Diseases B. Plain Facts
q enera Diseases 4. This Too Is Sabotage Nutriton}
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Notice.!
TO ALL CENTURY VOICE SUBSCRIBERS.

TO ALL CENTURY VOICE SUBSCRIBERS:
POSITIVELY, this is the last issue that will be
to subscribers whose renewal subscription have been due
for more than month Many of agents requested
that we carry delinquent subscribers longer in order give
them time to contact persons whom they solicited We glad
granted this request feel ample time has been given
agents well as the subscribers and those who still have
not renewed their subscriptions are of the opinion they
do not wish their papers continued However, your paper
fails to and you decide to renew lust mail us your
subscription and will be glad your name on
our mailing list.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Yazoo City Host To Medical
Association

Doctors from all the State will in Aazoo City
April 2oH i'll the Forty Fourth Near OF its Organization
hc Programme Committee has laid we'll is plans
ain them while being here. Nazoo City offers excellent OPP
portunity for them being the home OF the MIRO American
Hospital making convenient for them exhibit their
knowledge Nazoo City, the Gateway the Delta and the
oil Capital of Mississippi Welcome them
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

What wonderful things War Bonds are: They re bought
for less than they're worth they help finance the Victory
and they prepare for the future. HAVE YOU BOUGHT
YOURS FOR THIS MONTH:
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

The Red Cross War Fund Drive which recently closed
resulted IN quite success for the Negroes OF County
Each Beat Chairman worked untirngly and willingly for the
of the drive
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Eight Masonic District Meets

The Eighth District Grand Lodge Of MasonS in
Yazoo City. March 3lApri L. 1914 Fully hundred Ma
and Heroines of Jericho present.
The meeting held at the Nit. Vernon Baptist
Church. e. E. Galloway 55rd Degree and Grand Lecturer
making fine progress with this organization He is also
Worshipul Master of the Rising Sun Lodge here He
ports to he Editor his post plan build nice spa
Lodge Hall for the convenience OF his members He
states that he has raised around $2O00O0 including var
Bonds for this purpose. The meeting closed with nice
luncheon the Afro-American Auditorium. The Grand
Master Hon. ohn L. Webb present and made interest
ing talks during the meeting.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

Var conditions have made it impossible o carry the
ention from Branch Branch, as we know MANY
re- therefore, have selected again branch
wonderful to note the spirit and anxiety with which
GREENWOOD Branch looks forward these conventions
kprt of hospitality certainly dwells in Greenwood
-ee meeting will be held at Wesley Chapel Metho-
Church of which Rev. ]. w. Sailing is pastor.
Mr.. John Edwards, capable District Manuaeer
charge of all arrangements and we know from past
perence that not will be left 1nurned to make
his OF greatest conventions We urging every
gent, who possibly be present lust drop what
Yer else could do that day and Greenwood
eet your fellow agents and get valuable information con-
Bernng your organization We also asking that each
gent will extend special invitation members
be present bringing many with them possible This
your meeting and it will be whatever YOU strive to make
h Many interesting facts will be discussed including
Itme problems they affect the branches and business
in general.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

Notwithstanding the TACT tina, heavy rain Tell during
the morning OF Hospital Celebration Day. big crowd
present the opening program Already handicapped by
q the would expect hear complaints and
every hand, but with the Miro members.
With less than hall chance they continue show their
10y atty and DEVOTION This is the spirit which shall be the
sal> alton oi great
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

All agents who have not made their last report by the
date of the convention asked bring them to the meet
ing correctly prepared We also wish urge that agents
make special effort to bring least COY new sub
scrbers renewals for the Century Voice Remember
GOLD MEDAL will be presented o the agent at the
convention who has reported the highest number sub
crptions since December 81, 1913 Each agent should
strive to win this very distinct honor.
Program for the convention can be found in this is
Be read THE PROGRAM
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
ETH CENTURY CONVENTION HELD IN GREENWOOD


just few more days Greenwood. Miss will be the
u the Fifth Annual Century Burial Association Con-
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

ke> ". II. Whiting, Grand Chaplain, vas present tc
open the meeting after which splendid program followed
with Mr. l. +. Edwards Nice-I'reside presiding.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
HNAKoPRAvNosT

"Jaz hocem pridobiti Brezi-
cane, zaklice gospodar.
Ia Metliko jam6im JAZZ" re-
&c Dorocic.
"Jaz pa "a Bostanj in Rade-
.ce," rece Hribar.
'Kar je pa gorskega kraja
cd sotle do Laskega in Celia
bonn JAZZ podpihoval svojim
mehom," zagrmi kovae.
"A pred vsem, bratje," reee
Eliza, "se polastite brodov ma
Saw, da odrezemo gospodi pre-
voz."
Drmacic je doslej poslusaI
mirno pogovor in potegnil yea
sih IL vrea, a pri zadnjih bese'
dah Sc dvigne in izpregovori:
Cutie, mozje, pametno bese
do. Mnogo mas bo, toda mi nj
smo, kar je vojska, in ljudstvt
je, kakor veste, omahljivo ka
kor siba ma vetru. Lahko 81
zgodi, da mas potoleejo. Zgrabi
mo gospodo cd spredaj in nazaj
"a glavo in "a rep"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20

(oAicial S. Army Signal Corps Phoo)A line o.
German prisoners captured latest push joined
the docks in the Anzio to the LC which
Naples The guard is member Of the Mp Escort Guard Compny
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovnska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - L. Hrv. poslov. L. J.


pravdi". No, povedati vam mo-
ram, kaj hoeemo mi Hrvatje in
kako hocemo. Povem yam to v
imenu Gubca IL Stubice, XII je
mas voditelj. v stubiskem in
susjedskem okraju so vse vasl
pripravljene, imamo puske, SUI
lice, dosti smodnika in svinca, a
dobra bo tudi sekira, ker mas je
veliko. Vsaka hisa da po enega
moskega. Izbrali smo 81 tudi pc
vaseh glavarje, XII so vam do
bro znani, ker zahajate cesto k
nam po trgovini. Gubec, Pasa-
nee in Mogajic bodo vodili stu
bisko ljudstvo, JAZZ Brdoveane,
Nikolaj Kupinic Susjedeane, T.
van Turkovic kmete il Zapresi-
ca, Pavel Melincevic ljudstvo il
PusGe, Ivan Karlovan pa STEM
jevcane. Ko napoci cas-, zbere
vsak glavar svojo eeto in zgo-
dilo Sc bo, kar bo napravil Bog.
Toda samo teh bi bilo prema-
10. Hitro bi mas zadavili. z ma
mi pojde tudi vse ljudstvo, XII
kmetuje gospel Barbari Erde-
dijevi, XII jej tici pod zensko ko-
re sam vrag. Jastrebarsko, O.
kic in plemici Dragocani so nasi,
"a ljudstvo okoli Cesargrada in
Tuhlja pa Sc tudi ne bojim.'
''In Sc tudi nj treba," izpre-
govori Molina, "prihajam il te'
ga kraja. Ne lie kmetje stopijo
v naso sredo, ampak tudi malo
plemstvo, XII mrzi Keglevice
Vodil jih bo Casper Benkovic
plemic il Zaboka, a racunar 60
spoda Seklja. Ivan Dolovcak il
Krapine, nam obeta tudi velikc
pusk."
ia ljudi pod gospodo Zrinj.
sko okoli Ozlja ne bi jamcil
ker ia gospoda ne muci kme'
tov."
"In tvoji Uskoki, Marko ?" sc
oglasi il kota Drmacic.
$50 re napol moji, sokolii
moi" odvrne Uskok, me kme
tujejo, Boga mi, a stradajo ir
umirajo oh placi, XII jim jo da
je dezela."
"Vidite, bratje," nadaljuje E
LIZA, "tako nameravamo mi; 81
hocete zdruziti nami?'
"Pa kaj hocete vi, Hrvatje?'
! VpraSa kOVac.
"Bedak!" vdari cevljar S pes
ito OBJ mizo, "pobiti vse, k a
nosi gosposko suknjo."
"Nikakor ne," odmaje gla
vo Eliza. mi ne damo svojt
krvi, a ne tirjamo krvi drugih
mi cuvamo svoje, a ne grabimo
kar nj nase. Enemu kralju slu
limo in nocemo drugega, kakol
kralja, ne potrebuiiemo sto go
spodarjev, nj nam treba tlake
desetine, mitnice, ne potrebuje'
mo bica in klad, ampak enak'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
(Nadaljevanje)

Bio je ma Vseh svetih dan le-
ia 1872, a ze je pihal po malem
mrzel zrak. Nebo je bilo cmer-
no, mocen, vlazen veter je po-
dill po cesti porumenelo istje,
in ako bi jenjal pihati, bi Sc
vsul dez. v tenn casu je sedela
kaj raznovrstna druzba v stran-
ski sobi te samotne hise, katere
je bill gospodar Nikolaj Krobot
plecat, majhen stajerc, Stroke
ga rdecega obraza a SLOWED bo-
gatas in veseljak. Tx gospodar-
ia, XII je zaklenil "a seboj vrata,
je sedel Eliza Gregoric, dalje u
skok Molina, nasproti MENU pa
troje zelo razlicnih ljudi. Jurij
Planinec, cevljar IL Krskega,
majhen, sub clovecek siljastega
obraza in nosa, XII so mu njego-
We sive oci neprestano krozile v
glavi; ma glavi je incl klobueek,
v ustih pa hud jezicek. Njegov
sosed je bill srednje postave,
rdec, zalit in zilav. Vrh okrogle
glave so mu strleli kvisku trdi,
crni lasje, incl je dolgo brado
in njegove velike, okrogle oci so
pogumno strmele izpod belle pol
hovke. To je bill kovac Pavel
Sterc IL Svetega Petra pri sta
jerskem Kunsperku. T1etji MOI
Andrej Hribar, kozar IL Rodec
pri Zidanem n1ostu ma Kranj-
skem, ie bill sub, dolg mozakar,
XII je vedno Skill v svoj zakriv-
lien nos in vednim nasmehom
skrival svoje tajne misli. V ko-
tn pri peel pa je gledal Simon
Drmacic neprestano vrc, XII je
stal pred MIN ma tleh, docim je
pegast, plavolas in debel clovek
- kramar Miklavz Dorocic il
Metlike - grel stole pri peel
svoj hrbet.
Oljnata svetilka je slabo raz-
svetljevala sobo.
"Tako sem vam, bratje," re-
ce Eliza, "povedal vse, kar mas
pece in zakaj Sc dvignemo, in
mislim, da vam ma Kranjskem
in stajerskem nj mnogo boljse.
"Vraga boljse," zabuci cev-
liar, "cudim Sc, da 81 oskrbnik
krskega gradu Sc nj narocil
cevljev il mole koze."
Nam je hudo, vam je hudo,'
nadaljuje Eliza, "batine padajo
tokrat in onkraj Sotle in Save.
Sosedje smo, bratje smo, govo-
rimo skoro en- jerk, enako mas
mucijo, pa Sc Sc zajedno dvig-
nimo. Naperjena nj vstaja sa-
mo proti enemu gospodarju -
ampak vsem."
"Malim in velikim pijavkam,' y
potrdi pestjo cevljar.
"Vl lie potrebujete dosti nau-
kov,' nadaljuje Gregoric, "vasi
Brezicani in Metlicani MISC po-
kazali samo enkrat cepcem v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20

pravice "a vse ljudi, XII jih je u
stvaril dobri Bog po svoji po-1
dobi. Vzdignemo Sc, a pref pri-
demo k yam gore. vi Sc zdru-
ute 2 nami. Svobodni mi, svo-
bodni vi. Ne bono sc razdelili v
roparska krdela, ne bono pie
Mill in pozigali, ampak brat do
brata, kmet do kmeta, trdna
VOLTA, trden red. Ko nam nara
ste vojska v nasih gorah, Sc bo
zbralo ma tisoce svobodnih glav,
in tedaj udarimo ma Zagreb. z
metlo bono pometali brez sledu
veliko gospodo, povzdignili ce-
sarsko pravico, XII mora soditi
vsem enako, in cuvali bono sa-
mi mejo pred Turk, a ne bono
sprawl polovico cesarskih ce-
kinov Yep, kakor gospoda. Je
tako prav, brat kovac?"
"Prav, brat Hrvat!' mu poda
Pavel preko mize roko.
Ell tudi JAZZ bonn sodil go
spodo," Sc zagrozi krmezljavi
cevljar, "vsak dan DO sedel kak
malopridnez v kladi pred mojo
hiso."
"A kedaj pridete k nam?''
vprasa Hribar, "kje Sc mislite
dvigniti
"Naravnost mad Zagreb n {
moreno" tolmaci Eliza. "Bilo
bi mas premalo. S Turcinom je
mir in gospoda bi pripeljala
lahko d los t i izvezbane vojske
Kako torej? Prvi Sc dvignem
JAZZ in pojdem proti Brezicam in
Krskemu. Zdruzili Sc bono S tn,
kajsnjim ljudstvom. Eni ma.
gredo Cd Krskega proti Kosta.
njevici, tn maj Sc zdruzijo z U.
skoki in z jastrebarsko ceto in
maj naskocijo Metliko in Novc
mesto. Sam pojdem V Sevnico
odtod V Planino, Kunsperk, Pill
stain, in pri Sotli mas pocakajc
} Lesargrajci. Gubec bo stal pr
Zlatarju in Stubici, da mas va
rule v sredini hrbta in da sc
vasa gospoda ne zdruzi prot
nam. 10 Sc pa bozjo pomocjc
, vsi ojacimo, Sc zberemo Oh Saw
, pod Susjedom in udarimo oe
tam ma Zagreb. vi pa spravite
pokonci YES kraj, koder greme
mi, pa pripravite ljudi tudi pro
ii Ljubljani in morju, da bostt
dali opravka svoji gospodi. MI
maj Sc ne pise, da nam ne pri
dejo ma sled. Kot znamenje ma
nam bo petelinovo pero. Ne go
vorite glasno, molce brusite no
re, ko prinese v vas mas clio
vek ma klobuku petelinovo pero
tedaj potegnite noz, tedaj ma
Sc dvigne ljudstvo. vi, XII sedit'
tukaj, ste nasi start znanci il
vemo, da mrzlte gospodo. Zat'
, smo povabili ravno vas pod t.
castillo streho, zato prihajam'
mi Hrvatje k vam stajercem il
Kranjcem, da potrkamo ma va
sa vrata in vprasamo, hocete-l
z nami "a stare pravdo? Odgo
vorite, naj-li delamo z vami al
brez vas?
) Vzdigniti Sc moramo. Gospo
: da je poslala zopet svoje ljud
r pred kralja, da jim da vojsk'
: proti man,
B. "Hocemo!" skocijo ma nog'
: Slovenci, ga vase pravdo, q
e naso pravdo! In proklet, kdo
Sc izneveri," doda kovac.
"Od Krskega preko leskov
skega polja do Kostanjevic
bonn kuril JAZZ po vaseh," Sc O
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
DIREKTORIJ S. ID. ID. MA RE
CHER AVE. IA LETO

S1HLN nv -. AA AAA/
194 4
Predsednik Frank Podborsek,
podpredsednik Frank zagar, tai
mix Jim Rottar, 1865 Kewanee
Ave., blagajnik John Ivancic,
zapisnikar Frank Rupert; mad
zorni odbor: John Troha, FIR.
zigman, Jakob Peklaj.
Gospodarski odbor: FIR a n k
Fende, Janko Robic in Malta
Klemen. - Publicijski odbor:
Frank Segulin in John Pozun,
zastopnika "a Federacijo domov
Frank Podborsek in Jim Rottar,
"a State of Ohio Association
John Ivancic in Frank zagar.
Ostali direktorji SO: J O hn
Killher, Andy Pezdir, Frances
Rottar. Oskrbnika drustvenega
donna sta Mr.. in Mrs. Charles
Starman. .
Direktorij zboruje vsako tret-
jo sredo v mesecu oh 8. uri I'VE
Ger. -
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
War Worries
Kill SoIons

Washington, Jan. 26-(UP)-Dr.
George w. Calver, Congressional
physician, said today the tension of
wartime duties and worries had con-
tributed to large degree to the 10
deaths that have occurred in the
ranks of Congress since Pearl Har-
Dor.
The latest victim was Sen. Fred
erick Van Mugs, D., Ind, who died
yesterday at his Vienna. Va, home.
The 69-year-old senator succumbed
to a heart attack.
Calver, who for is years has
served as a family doctor" to Con-
gress, said all congressman were I'M
der greatly increased pressure dur
ing the war and that they're all
working and worrying harder than
they ever did before"
He estimated that 40 per cent of
his Congressional clientele had suf-
fered from colds or influenza so far
this winter.
But the people they represent
don't realize this" Calver said. mo
one thinks a congressman ever does
any work. In fact, a congressman
never gets credit for a tenth of the
energy he puts out"
In addition to the deaths, 16
other places in the House changed
hands as result of designations. In
these requirements, Republicans
took seven more seats away from
the Democrats, bringing their net
total gain to 10.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
nine MOTORISTS
FORFEIT BONDS
ViOlatOrS of State, City
Parking Ordinance Fail
to Appear in Court

Five motorists forfeited So bonds
on charges Of violating the state
parking law by parking within
twenty-five feet of the corner when
their cases wara called before Judge
T. E. Conway in city court this
morning.
They were: Wallace Race, IS, go
Rockdale avenue, Oakville; Mary
venderel1a, %, 261 Lincoln street;
Tony Nordela, SO, 447 South Main
street; Crawford Deal, 80, 1890 East
Main street; and David Schwartz,
SO, 10 Bidwell street.
Five dollar bonds on charges Of
violating the city parking ordi-
nances were forfeited by Domenic
Fierrara, 40, 20 Brewster street;
Charles DeLuca, "a, 80 Lawrence
street; and Rocco Philippine, 26, SO
High street. John Levanti, "a, Al
Alder street, received nolle on the
same charge upon payment Of S..
Other cases: Robert Stewart, II,
So Locust street, breach Of the
peace, 6 months probation; Joseph
Amodio, 49, 1886 North Main street,
breach of the peace, continued to
Feb. 9; Louis Dubay, 81, POI South
Leonard street, reckless driving,
continued to Feb. 9.