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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-10-01
Marine Corps Photo
From U. S. Treasury

These people will have played their part in building the
ships planes and tanks which enabled boys and
Allies win the Such citizens be transported
other places cast off and useless merchandise They
be disposed of by freezing them OF peacetme Jobs
"Our mnorties in America mast have the pledge that
only will they have jobs the post period but so
in the same other workers. they will have jobs
keeping with their skill and ability 1t is enough
promise this of justice mstaso seal the pledge with
the full faith of the United States Government the form
OF affirmative federal action.
He traced the trends in Negro employment from 1890 to
the present The first occupatonal statistics of the Negro i'll
1890 he said showed that the 100000 Negroes who
stitued almost IL of the countryS population,
percent OF these 10 years of age gainuly
employed although confined largely to agricultural pur-
suits and domestic and personal service.
Between 1890 and 1910 the percentage of gainfuly en-
poved Negroes in trade and transportation, mechanical and
industrial pursuits and professional services increased from
Is per cent to than Is per cent.
Although statistics for the l0year period, during
which the first World War occurred not available Mr.
Johnson said these continued with the result that
by 1920 found that the proportonate increase in the
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-10-01
Included In Federal Works Fund

An allotment S2SS20 for the construction OF Nurses
Home and training facilities Tuskegee institute, Ala.
included in the Federal Works funds totalins nearly
S3OOOCO0 allotted this week or training child
and recreation facilities War-ndustry centers and
military establishments.
The alotments made by Baird Snyder. Assistant
Federal Works Administrator, following Presidential ap-
prevail
Grants and loans amounting to $2154.3Sl made
for the of 20 nurses homes hospitals i'll 10
provide living and training quarters Tor
gate AS student The hospitals have been cert
fled by the L. S Cadet Nurse Corps .or student-nurse tram
ing The total OF the projects is $54o2S OF which
the applicants furnish 81 05907 The larger alotmen
St Iuke's Hospital, Kansas City, Mo, $3lo5oo lus-
kegee Ala Institute $24SS20; Warren A. Chandler lospi-
tai Savannah $57 $780, St Parcks Hospital Mssoula
Mont, $5567, and Emanuel Hospital Portland Ore Sl4o
$50
The Los Angeles, Calf, Child Care Service received
Federal contribution Of S64l4l2 help pay the opera
ing of and child cenerS Previously
the applicant was given SO096 in Federal funds.
The Massillon Ohio Hospital Association allotted an
additional 100000 toward the cost OF constructing and
euuppng 40-bed nurses home. The Decatur, ILL.,, and
Macon County Hospital Association given S50/oS to-
ward the construction costs of a nurses home
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-10-01
discuss New Frontiers In Democracy

Increased Use OF Negroes and other minority group work
ers during the effort is major step forward demo-
cracy George NJ Johnson Deputy Chairman of the Pres
dents Committee Fair Employment Practice, said in St
Paul Minn last week The postwar period either
trench nullify that advance, Mr.. Johnson added
addressing the annual meeting of the St. Paul Urban
HI4ekgue. Deputy Chairman Johnson said:
N when peace comes there will be dramatic changes in
our employment problems because in many communities
tere will workers from the sections of the
TRY where plentiful labor supply could be found during the
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-10-01

The real test of a shoe is in
good looks that last through
many months of miles. 1t was
toward this goal that Num-
Bush developed Ankle-Fash-
ioning-a comfort coddling,
style preserving feature which
better serves the foot in action.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
kODEL SUOMIJA IL
Cal NESUSITARE
SU RUSIJA

Americas laikrasciu rasyto-
jas Bill Cunningham viename
savo straipsnyje nurodineja
kad Europos valstybes RENE
Roosevelta siuose rinkimuose
todel kad jos subankrutijusios,
bet moka gabiai prasyti, NAL
dauti, ir tikisi Dede Sama mel
zti kick nores. Europos vals-
tybes nori kad Amerika tar
nautu visam pasauliui gerasir-
de WPA, todel JOINS nepatiko
Dewey kalbos apie taupyma
Americas pinigu.
Apie Suomijos taika su Ru-
sija stai ka jis sako:
"Dabar paaiski kad ia da-
lis derybu ka sudare trukdy-
ma Rusijos-Suomijos karo bal
glmo buvo tai Sovietu reikala-
vimas is Suomijos net $780,
100000 atlyginimo. Suomiai
ilgai uztese susitarima tikeda-
mi gal gaus pinigus pasiskolin-
tt is Amerikos sumoketi Ru-
sijai. Toxic patys dalykai ap-
sireiske ir Balkanu salyse. Net
Asies sateletes salys uzpultos
Rusijos, nors tikrumoje yra
musu priesai, pradejo dairytis
ar mes neispirksim jas is ju
bedu".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

do norma jiems suteikti
pagalba.
Antra vertus, ia parama
kurios Americas Lietuviai
siuo momentu galetu sutei-
kti Lietuviu tautai, tesu-
daro maza dali butinai rel
kalingos paramos. Uztat
labai reiktu isanksto apsi-
ziureti kad teikiama para
ma pasiektu tuos kuriems
il skirta.
Dabar po visas Lietuviu
kolonijas varomas drabu-
ziu rinkimo vajus. Grazus
ir butinas dalykas. Betgi
reiktu butt labai atsar-
giems su surinktu drabu-
ziu skubotu siuntimu j Lie
tuva. Ir tai ne tik delto
kad net iei bolsevikai SUI
tue ir ,sutiktu, Lietuvos
zmones tu drabuziu vistiek
negautu arba gautu tik Ii
kucius, o didzioji ju dalis
atitektu bolsevikams, bet ir
delto kad ateityje gall pa
gereti salygos, ir kai tikrai
bus galimybes Lie tuvos S
zmones suselpti, mes jau
busime isaikvoie savo is
teklius kurie ir taip, kaip
iau sakyta, tegali padengti
labai maza tikruju reikala-
vimu dali. Todel, kol ne
bus garantuotas siunciamos
pagalbos pristatymas Lie
tuvos zmonems, geriau dra-.
buzius ir kitas, reikmenis
laikyti sandeliuose, ir tuos
isteklius panaudoti tik ta-
da ir ten, kada bus zinoma
kad jie tikrai pasieks tuos
kuriems jie skirt.
Kaip ten bebutu. Ameri-
ka ir Americas Lietuviai
musu broliams Lietuvoje
yra ia prosvaiste j kuria
jie deda savo Wits. Todel
nors ir miglu apsupti, mes
nenuilsdami turine dirbti
sviesesnei Lietuvos. Ameri-
kos ir viso pasaulio atei-
ciai. Priesingu atveju mes
ne tik apvilsime tuos kurie
is musu tick daug lauke,
bet ir neatliksime tos par
eigos kuria mes visi tuY.i-
me jausti krikscioniskosios
vakaru civilizacijos kovoie
SUI zoologiniu dvidesimtojo
amziaus materializmu.
julius Smetona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

Artistas atvaizduoja naujas
w rakietas kurias Vokieciai
pradejo leisti is toll Anglijos
plaisinimui. Tie Soviniai iSlei-
dziami ora bent 60 myliu au-
kscio, is kur paskui krinta bal
stu smarkumu. Vaizde palygi-
mama auksciausias pasaulyje
kalnas, debesu aukstis, auks-
ciausia pakiles lektuvas, auks-
ciausia isleistas balionas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
A u K O s
Nariu Mokesciai, ir Pi.
nigai uz Knygas

Tadas Neura, Cleveland, o.
Kaledine 500
The American News Co.
New York 600
The Burrows Bros. Co.
Cleveland 800
Cpl. Catherine Murphy
WAC, US Army 800
The Baker & Taylor Co.
New York 800
KrOch's & BrentanO's
Chicago 800
H. C. Capwell Co.
Oakland, Calf. 800
The University of Chicago
Chicago, Ill. 500
Aukas ir uzsakymus knygai
"Timeless Lithuania" siuskit !
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

sBRITU Togolande, Afriko-
je, mazieji ukininkai valdzios
raginami ir mokinami auginti
vata. Jie gauna seklas ir net
verptuva vatai verpti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

eAMERIKOS paprastqju ka-
reiviu zmonos, tu kurie buvo
vede kai buvo pasaukti, ir. tq
kurie apsivede karo begyje,
pagimdo po apie 1000 kudikiu
kasdiena.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

gininkai, nors sito jo akto
ir nera pripazine, Stalino
uzsimojimu nera sudraude.
Gi patyrimai Lenku klau-
SINE vercia mus butt netgi
pesimistais.
Taciau siaip ar taip, SUI
musus Vokiecius ir sajun-
gininku kariuomenei susi-
ltikus SUI bolseviku kariuo-
meme, atsiras galimybe, rel
kalui esant, j bolsevikus pa
veikti jiega. Mat, dabarti-
niu metu tarytum likimo
pasijuokimu Vokieciai gal
net prizes savo nora virsta
bolseviku gynikais. Uzten-
ka zvilgtereti Europos ze-
melapi kad aiskiai pamaty-
tune jog Vokieciai dabarti-
niu metu sudaro tarytum
siena tarp sajungininku ir
bolseviku, ir yra aisku kad
kol ia siena nesugriauta, net
prie geriausiu noru sajun-
gininkai- negali efektyviau
paveikti j bolsevikus, mes
tie mazi kontaktai kurie
siuo metu yra nustatyti
tarp sajungininku ir boise
viku kariuomenes daliniu
Graikijoie ir Jugoslavijoje,
neturi didesnes reiksmes.
zinoma, is to viso dar
nesplaukia kad kai tik Vo-
kieciai bus sumusti ir sa-
jungininkai poros tukstan-
ciu myliu ruoze susitiks SUI
bolsevikais, jie tuoj boise
vikams ir pasakys "Salin is
uzgrobtu saliu", o jei boil
sevikai to isakymo nevyk-
dys tai prades JUGS tuoj
musti. Ne. Is to tik is
plaukia kad tada tOkia ga
limybe bus, tuo tarpu kai
dabar t0kiOs galimybes ne
ra.
Imdami, sakysim, kon-
kretu Lietuvos pavyzdi, ne
isvengiamai prieiname is
vados kad sajunginingams
padarius tam tikru reika-
lavimu Lietuvos atzvilgiu
ir sovietams atsisakius tuos
reikalavimus patenk i n t i ),
net jei sajungininkai ir bu-
tu linke savo reikalavimus
paremti jiega, sitai iskarto
Lietuvos likimo nepaleng-
vintu, mes artimiausias sa-
jungininku kareivis siuo
metu yra mazu maziausia
bent 600 myliu nuo Lietu-
vos sienu. Taigi net linda
mi krastutini atsitikima-
jeigu sajungininkai imtusi
net militarines akcijos prizes
sovietus, visvien sovietai
geriausiu atsitikimu dar
turetu bent pora menesiu
laiko Lietuvos gyventojams
persekioti. zinoma, yra ne
mazu sansu kad, pagrasius
bolsevikams pagalbos nu-
traukimu ir militarine ak
CHA, jie sutiktu SUI visais
sajungininku reikalavimais,
kuriu vienas - reikalavi-
mas nustoti zudyti uzgrob-
tu saliu gyventojus - bu-
tu labai vietoje ir tesuda-
rytu elementariu humans
kumo taisykliu igyvendini-
ma. Taciau tue tarpu mes
pasitenkiname tik galimy-
blu nagrinejimu, ypac ga
limybes jei bolsevikai atsi-
sakytu ivykdyti galimus
sajungininku reikalavimus.
= = =
Pabuvoje galimybiu sri
tyje, gryzkime j realybes
pasauli. Politine Lietuviu
tautos ateitis miglota, net
gi tamsi. Bet kokios yra
fizinio Lietuviu tautos is
likimO nersnektvyOs ir. ka
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kur sau prleglauda If nau-
ia tevyne rado zymi Lietu-
viu tautos dalis, Lietuviu
tautos branduolys siuo me-
tu dar tebera pacioje Lie
tuvoje. Taciau CANA zymi
to branduolio dalis gal
Xxi 100000 - siadien yra
Vokietijoje, kelios desin-
tvs tukstanciu Sovietu
Sajungoje ir gal apie kelio-
lika tukstanciu - Svedijo-
je.
Yra naturalu laukti kad
ateinanciu keliu menesiu
begyje bolsevikai j Sovietu
Rusijos gelmes isdeportuos
bent keliasdesimt tukstan-
ciu Lietuviu, taigi apie pa
vasari uz Lietuvos ribu jau
bus apie puse mlliJOnO Lie
tuviu. Desimtys, o gal net
simtai tukstanciu Lietuviq,
be abejo, bus zuve karo be-
gyje. Taciau kurie zuvo
tu jau neatgaivinsi. Ju mes
gailimes ir iuOs mes SUI pa
garba minime, bet musu
pastangos turi butt nukrei-
ptos j tuos kurie siadien
dar yra gyvi. Didziausiu
sielvartu sirdyje turime pa
sakyti kad issigelbejusiais
mes tegalime laikyti tuos
kurie pasieke svedija, tai
gi geriausiu atveju vos ke-
liolika tukstanciu. Like Lie
tuvoje ir, ypac, isvezti j
Sovietu Sajungos gelmes
yra didziausiame pavojuje
jau vien deltO kad bOlSevi-
ku tikslas yra Lietuvius is
marinti.q
Baisi yra ir Vokietijoje
esanciu Lietuviu padetis,
bet kadangi Vokietija ank-
Sciau ar veliau bus Oku-
quota Amerikos ir Angli-
Jos kariuomeniu tat bent
dali musu tremtiniu Vokie-
tiioje reikia laikyti isgel-
betais. Tie kurie bus like
Lietuvoje Vokietijos SUI
gniuzimo metu taip pat dar
turf siokiu-tokiu vilciu is
likti gyvais, bet is tu ku-
riems bus buve lemta butt
isveztiems j Sovietu Sajun-
gos gelmes, tik maza dalis,
gal 10-2O nuosimciu, te-
gall tiketis issigelbejimo.
Kaip mes galime siadien
mirties grasomiems~ musu
broliams padeti? Juos Sell
pdami, jiems pristatydami
reikalingiausiu reikmenu.
Ar visus Lietuvius musu
pasalpa siadien gall pasiek-
tt? Deja, ne. Tikrai mes
galime pasiekti tik tuos ku-
rie If taip yra palyginamai
geroje padetyje = Lietu-
vius svedijoje. Vokietijoje
esanciu Lietuviu padetis
kol kas tebera neaiski ir
pirmas musu selpimo fon-
do uzdavinys yra istirti ju
suselpimo galimybes.
Lietuvoje likusiu Lietu-
viz suselpimas teoretiskai
yra galimas, bet, turint gal
vote bolseviku banditizma
ir ju aisku tiksla - kuo-
greiciau isnaikinti Lietuviu
tauta, sun!ku tiketis kad
bent kokia j hietuva siun-
ciama pagalba pa S i e k tu
Lietuvius, O nebutu komi-
saru ir enkavedistu isgrai-
bstyta. Visai nepasiekia-
mi, kaip liksiolinis patyri-
mas rodo, yra j Sovietu Sa-
iungos gelnes isyezti Lie
4,,x,:o: To 1y,.o 1oh:o,,cso
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

S~ASoANAAAo f|OAAOAAASo tVJ
kiams tue tarpu negalint
tureti itakos Lietuvos liki-
mui, ir toliau prizes mus
stow baisusis klausimas
ar Lietuviu 'tauta akivaiz-
dole bolseviku nusistaty-
mo ia isnaikinti sulauks
pagalios realios sajunginin-
ku pagalbos ir ar ia pagal-
ba dar ateis laiku?
Zinios is Lietuvos rodo
kad Lietuviu tautos naiki-
nimas dabartiniu metu wy
kdomas netgi smarkesniu
tempu negu 1940-1941 me-
tais. IS kitos puses. Breck-
enridge Long atsakymas j
Lietuviu, Latviu ir Estu
kilmes Amerikieciu pasius-
ta Prez. Rooseveltui Spaliu
10 telegrama aiskiai paro-
do kad tokios pagalbos, kol
Pabaltijo krastai bus So
vietu karo operaciju sritis,
tiketis netenka. Ar jos bus
galima laukti veliau. pri-
klausys nuo tolesnes Ang-
lijos-Amerikos santikiu SUI
Sovietu Rusija radios. Tat
dabartiniu metu ypatingos
svarbos NUNS teturi klau-
simas kaip ilgai Pabaltijo
krastai liks sovietu karo
operaciju sritimi, mes iki to
laiko Lietuviu ir jq kitty
Pabaltijo kaimynu niekas
negins nuo bestijalisko boil
seviku terOrO.
Sprendziant is karines
situacijos, aiskiai matyti
kad Lietuva liks sovietu
karo operaciju sritimi tol
kol nebus sun1usta Woke
tia. Sajungininkams da-
bartiniu m e u Europos
frOnte neSant pagrindini
svori, o bolsevikams tevai-
dinant antraeili vaidmeni,
yra aisku kad lemiamas
musis ivyks vakaru fronte.
Kai kurie komentatoriai
tokiu lemiamu musiu laiko
dabar vykstancia didziaja
sajungininku ofensyva va
karuose ir Vokieciu sugniu-
limo laukia diena is dienos,
bet kiti vel speja kad lai-
mejima teatnes pavasaris.
Jei antrasis spejimas pasi-
rodytu teisingas, LietuviQ
tautai nevarzoma bolsevi-
ku terora tektu kesti visa
ziema. Be to, ir patti lie
ma savaime bus didziausias
teroras, ir didele Lietuviu
tautos dalis neisvengiamai
zus nuo salcio ir bado.
IS cia paduotu faktu yra
aisku kad siuo metu grei-
tu sajungininku laimejimu
vakaruose niekas negali
butt suinteresuotas dau-
giau negu Lietuviai. Ne
tik delto kad Hitlerio SUI
musimas reiks vienos sio
karo faxes pabaiga, bet ir
delto kad jo sumusimas su-
taps SUI realia viltimi Lie
tuviu tautai butt isgelbeta
nuo bolseviku.
,Visi betgi turime iside-
meti kad butu didele klai-
da galvoti kad sajunginin-
ku laimeiimas vakaruose
automatiskai. reiks Lietu-
vos laisve. Net ir Breck-
enridge Long, If jis tenu-
rodo kad bendros sajungi-
ninku kontroles Pabaltijo
krastuose negalima tiketis
kol tie krastai bus sovietu
karo operaciiu sritis. Ia
ciau jis Wis delto nepasako
kad tokia kontrole tikrai
bus ivesta, kai Pabaltijo
krastai nustos buve kar0
operaciiu sritimi. Atseit,
net ir Vokiecius. nugalejus,
Lietuyos isgelbejimas nuo
= ~ -sJ Jcxn oTaoo +S1yroc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
centro valdyba atsisaukia j vi
suomene, j geros valios veike-
JUS, vyrus ir moteris, j patrio-
tus darbo zmones, biznierius,
PROFESSIONALS ir organizacijas
stoti gyviau l.. V. Sajungai
talka jos Lietuvos vadavimo
darbuose.
Pavieniai nariai gall istoti
LVS prisiunciant metines mo-
kesties So ar daugiau. Kreipki-
tes zemiau paduotu adresu. W.
simokejusiems bus prisiusta ma
rio kortele.
Kurie jau priklauso LVS, pa
siskubinkit uzsimoketi buckles
uz siuos metus, nes yra tokiu
kurie dar neuzsimokeje, ir sy-
kiu pridekit Kaledu Auka.
LVS skyriai taip pat praso-
mi pradeti nauju nariu vajus,
mes gauti nauja mari labai lem
gva, SUI So mokesties metuose.
Skyriai prasomi isrinkti savo
senu nariu buckles ir> prisius-
kit centrui prizes gala metQ.
Skyriai ir pavieniai LVS ma
rial pradekit KALEDU DOVA-
NQ VAJU Lietuvos vadavimo
darbams paremti. Vaju veski-
kite siuo vudu:
1. Rinkit stambesnes aukas
Kaledu Dovanu ir siuskite L,
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l. n = IL L n mpmvmm,
kova-- Musu Didzioji Pareiga

Lietuvos Viltys - Gretame Sajungininku Laimeiine
Reikalingumas ir JOS Suteikimo Suteikmo Sunkun
Pareiga Krkscioniskajai Vakaru Civiizacjai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
DUOKIT SAVO KALEDINE.
AUKA LIETUVOS LAISVI--: I:
NIMO REIKALAMS
-.
PRISlUSkIT LVS PENE<INE KALEDU
DOVANU LlETUVOS VADAVIMO
DARBAMS PAREMH

os V. S. centra paremimui Lietu-
Il vos Atstovybiu uzsienyje, pare
E. mimui leidimo Angliskai kny-,
O. gos "Kaip Jie Mus Susaude' ir.
IS, leidimui kitu rastu ginanciu Lie
as tuvos klausima. !.
2. Platinkit Timeless Lithu-
10 ania', siunciant ia dovanu Lie
tuviams kareiviams esantiems-
i Amerikoje.
O. 3. Dovanokit ja zymiems sa-
IL vo Amerikieciams draugams,-
l. ypac naujai isrinktiems Kon-'
a. gresmanams, Senatoriams, Gu,
bernatoriams ir tt. Kurie Lie
a. tuviai dirba Americas politi-.,
es koje, ta knyga padovanoje sa- :
iu vo aukstiems politikos drau-
" gams patys pasidarys reiks-
mingesni ju akyse. me
a. 4. SiQskit savo prenumera- .
g tas isleidimui PREF. A. Smeto-
~ nos parasitic Lietuvisko vel
% kalo, 'Lietuvos Istorijos Bruo-
- zai". rue
9 Kurioje kolonijoje norma
suorganizuoti LVS skyrius at
sikreipkit tuoj j centra plates
!. niu informaciju. ro
. Aukoms siusti naudokit sia- j
;; me puslapyje telpanti kupona.r
LVS CENTRAS
as $500 Superior Avenue
l.. Cleveland 3, Ohio.
okias savo aukas Lietuvos Lais-
ans. Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga
Iegaliska organizacija dirbti dar-
Sajungai Auku Kuponas
JOTI SAJUNGA
e. Cleveland 3, Ohio
tuvos Vadavimo darbams
ygai "Timeless Lithuania" !,
oms Angliskoms knygoms /
ygai 'Lietuvos Istorijos Bruozai'
V. S. mario mokesti |!
-. ....................... Waist.
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Pabuvoje galimybiu sri
tyje, gryzkime j realybes
pasauli. Politine Lietuviu
tautos ateitis miglota, net
gi tamsi. Bet kokios yra
fizinio Lietuviu tautos is
likimo perspektyvos ir ka
mes galime padaryti fizinei
Lietuviu tautos gyvybei pa
laikyti?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
Singing Society
 To Give Concert

A program of traditional Jewish and Hebrew folk songs will be pre- sented at the firht concert of the Waterbury Jewish Singing Society (Hazomir) Sunday evening at e:3C at Beth-El Synagogue.
 Mrs. Isobel Walters and Mrs. So- phie Kemper, singing artists of con- cert, stage and radio, will appear as guest soloists. Miss Blanche Raiser, distinguished violinist, will present several selections. The choir, under the direction of Cantor NaumoW Fleishman, will be accompanied by Mrs. Harry Rearson at the piano.
 Membership of the Choral Society is as follows: Mrs. Israel Mayer, Mrs Max Lebon, Mrs. Harry Lieberman Mrs William Kosersky, Mrs. Coie- man Tennebeaum, Mrs. 1sadore Saffian, Mrs. Manuel Lax, Misses Bertha Cohen, Helga Joles, Esther Stutman and Gerda Wohl.
 Also Joseph Corn, Harry Lieber- man, Hyman Ross, Samuel Rubin stein, Perry Sloane, Abraham Ku-- erman, Harry Strogatz, Solomon Fishman, Isadore Safflan, David Goldstein, Lazareth Kuperman, Ja- cob Dickstein, Harry Rearson, Har- " Levinson, Harry Stutman, Will fred Greenblatt, Samuel Mayer and Ralph Meyerhardt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09

Mrs. Charles E. Rolfe, Middle road, Hamden, will head the speak CTS bureau for the 1914 Connecti- cut War Fund Campaign, 1t was announced today by Ogden Bigelow, State Campaign Chairman.
 Representing 19 national agencies, including USO, War Prisoners Aid, the United Seamens Service, Allied relief agencies and other refugee seevices, the War Funds autumn campaign is combined with that of Community Chests throughout the state.
 Mrs. Rolfe is active in state and New Haven affairs, being @ mem Der of the board of directors of the Connecticut Society of Mental Hygiene; vice chairman of the board and committee members sec- ton of the national organization for public health nursing; member of the executive board and retired president of the board members organization of Connecticut Public Health nursing associations. She is also a member of the executive puget committee of the New Haven Community Chest, and is vice. president of the New Haven Wis., iting Nurse association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
Local Girls
 Receive Degrees

Three local girls were among the 49 young women of the graduating class of St. Joseph college, W. Hart ford, who received degrees at the ninth annual commencement ex- ercises held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the college auditorium.
 The girls, all of whom were can- didates for bachelor of science de- grees, include Mary Cecilia McCor- mack, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Michael Mccormack of Pleasant street; Miss Grace Ahearn, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. John F. Ahearn of Wyman street; and Miss Doris Murphy, daughter of MT. and Mrs E. J. Murphy of Wolcott. The girls are all graduates of Crosby high school.
 Degrees were conferred this year by Most Rev. Henry J. OBden, D. D., auxiliary bishop of Hartford William Macdonough Agar. noted geologist and lecturer, was the con- mencement speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
Pearl St. House
 Has Social, Tea

The 20th anniversary social and tea of Pearl Street Neighborhood House was held yesterday afternoon on Hopkins street, as part of the program marking the 20th year of the organizations operation. A con- cert program by the Community chorus Sunday afternoon will con- clude the celebration.
 Receptionists at the tea, which was attended by more than 100 per- sons, were Mrs. Hannah Gatling and Mrs. Carol Walton. Members of the Women's Social and Study club as- sisted members of the Youth Group of Neighborhood House as waitresses.
 Presiding at the tea table was Mrs. Richard W. Goss, chairman of the executive committee of the board of directors assisted by Mrs. Eileen Wooders, Mrs. Banks, Foust, Mrs. L. Harvey and Mrs. Winter, chair man of the first board of directors in 1924.
 Piano selections were presented by Mrs. Muriel Bacote in the afternoon.
 Among those attending were: Mayor John s. Monagan, Deputy Police Supt. Frederick s. Hickey, Parks Supt. James J. Curtin, Frank B. Parsons of the United States Elm ployment Service, Miss Jeannie Hep pei, Miss Jean Meserve, Rev. Dr. John J. Snavely. pastor of the First Methodist church, and John K. Pratt, president of the board of directors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
CLUB NOTES
.T 700 HOnOred At
 FareweII Party

The faculty of Russell school en- tertained last evening at a farewell party for Miss Lulu L. Murphy of Cole street, and Miss Maria P. Blake of Starview avenue. Dinner was served in the Shell room of The Elton, followed in the evening by card games.
 tS Those attending were Misses Lille Han E. Bowes, Anna E. M. Dwyer, Irene Spellman, Kathleen Healey, Jane Ray, Mary Gaffney, Helen lNeagle, Gratia Booth, Florence Brennan, Isabel Kelly, Frances Grace, Bessie Myers, Anna J. Coughlan, Ethel shiller, Frances Murphy and Helen Murphy.
 Each guest of honor was the re- cipient of a purse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
Circle Sponsors
 Card Party

A card party, sponsored by the Friendly Circle of All Souls church, was held yesterday afternoon at the church.
 Winners for the afternoon were Mrs. w. L. Allingham, Mrs. c. F. Roland, Mrs. Charles Gallo, Mrs. c. Anderson, Mrs. Homer Bernier, Mrs. William, Furst, Mrs. Donald Fenn, Mrs. William J. Maclean, Mrs. Horace Reynolds, Mrs. Harold Chipman, Mrs. A. W. Walden, Mrs George King, Mrs. Asa York, Mrs. William Secor Mrs. H. Riggs Mrs c. P. Mckay, Mrs. c. L. Lines Mrs. D. W. Tyack and Mrs. L. T. Auber,