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kAS kA AFGAUDI-
NEJA?

siomis dienomis Maskva
paleido gandus prizes savo
karo drauge Anglia, buk
il tariasi SUI Hitleriu pa
skirai taikai. Ia kaltini-
ma paleido Maskvos orga-
mas Pravda.
Tuo tarpu is Stockholmo,
svediios, eina zinios jog
Hitleris pasiuntes j Turki-
ia pusiau oficialius atsto-
vus tartis apie taika SUI
Stalinu.
Kas cia ka apgaudineja?
Pc Teherano konferenciios
buvo skelbiama kad paski-
ros taikos SUI Vokieciais
galimybes dingo. Nedaug
laiko praejo nuo to ir stai
pasikartoja tas ko pirma
biiota: paskiros taikos SUI
Hitleriu gandai.
Kadangi Rusai meta sa-
vo' karo draugams itarina
pirmiau, tai CALM tiketi is
tiks tas kad Stalinas pir-
miau susitaikys su Hitle-
riu negu Anglia. Maskva
paleidns apkaltini7na Ang-
lams, patti tue tarpu slaptai
tariasi su Vokieciais, jei-
GU tos zinios teisingos.
Viena kas aiskiai pasa-
ko kad Stalinas galvoja a.
pie paskira taika su Hitle-
riu tai Stalino nuolatiniai
reikalavimai uzgrobti Len
kiia ir Pabaltijo krastus:
jeigu jus nesutiksit man
tas zemes uzleisti tai Hit
leris uzleis. -. Tokia tik
gall butt isvada apmastant
Stalino atkakluma.
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ITALIJOJE VEIKI-
MAS SMARkEJA

IS Italijos karo fronto
pranesama jog Americas
bomberiai issprogdino vi
sus gelezinkelius siaureje
nuo Romos, kuriais gabe-
mama j ia miesta reikme-
nys is siaures.
Kitos zinios sake jog ST.
tais bombardavimais suar-
dyta taipgi Romos vandens
rezervuarai.
IS pietu, Americas jie-
gos pradejo smarku veiki-
ma prie senovinio Appijos
kelio linkui Romos.
Britai prasimuse pirmyn
per zemutine dali Gariglia-
no upes, neziurint atkakliu
Vokieciu pastangu laikytis,
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Rusai Stumiasi prie Latvijos ir Lietuvos SienQ

Sausio 90 ziurint boil
seviku karo veiksmu zeme-
lapin aiskiai matyti kad
raudonosios armijos, kuriu
pietine dalis isiverze ir to-
Ii lzygiavo Lenkijon, siau-
rem nuo to vienoje vietoje
prasimusus j vakarus ties
tue daiktu kur siaures ry-
tu Lietuva nusikiSus Rusi-
jos pusen. Rusai jau tuoj
gall isiverzti j Lenku lai-
kytQ Vilniaus krasta, kuri
1899 metals jie priskyre
prie Lietuvos vel. Taigi jie
tuoj pasieks pacia Vilniios
Lietuva.
Siaures fronte Rusai pa
sinaudodami ziema stengia-
81 visiskai isliuosuoti Le-
ningrada, kuri laiko apgu-
le jau pustreciu metQ. Ia
me fronte raudonieji uzeme
du svarbius punktus. Ten
Vokieciai nepaprastai tvir-
tai iSiStiprine.
Pasiekimas Lietuvos ze-
miu, kurias Sovietai saw
nasi ir pasiryze uzvaldyti,
gall atsitikti savaites-kitos
begyje.
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LENKAI 1sGAVO
TARPININKYSTE

Rusams isiverzus j buvu-
sios Lenkijos dali, Lenkai,
kaipo United Nations ma
riai,' pradejo sauktis Ang-
lijos ir Americas kad tar
pininkautu ir isikistu j da-
lyku eiga, kad butu daro-
ma kas nors uzkirtimui
bolSevikams sauvalisko pa
siryzimo uzimti visa ta da-
Il Lenkijos kuria Stalinas
savinasi.
Anglia ir Amerika Len
ku sauksmo isklause ir pa
sieme ziureti. kad Lenkija
nebutu bolseviku sunaikin-
ia. Siuloma Lenkijai ir Sc
noji Curzon linija, taciau
Lenkai atsisako nuo jos.
SOVletQ Spauda .MaSkVO-
je vel isleido Lenku vyriau-
sybei in exile apkaltinima
buk Lenkai atsisako uzves-
tt "draugingus santikius su
Sovietais". Keistas reika.
lavimas: uzvesk su Maskva
"draugiskus" santikius, pa.
nasiai kaip buvo padaryta
1889 metals SUI Lietuva, il
tylek, savo "draugo" pikty
darby neminek, 0 bolsevi.
kai vistiek savo uzgrovimc
programa vykdys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-21

ga visuose savO VirSutiniuose
drabuziuOse. Kad sutaupyti
kura, neziu isakymu uzdraus-
ia zmonens vedinti namus il
giau negu iris minutas j die
na.
zinios sake, Pabaltijo salyse
siaucia siltine, difterija ir in
fluenza del nedavalgymo ir sill
pnumo. Daktaru trukumas Pc
dare tinkama epidemiju gydy-
ma neimanomu ir delto mirtys
smarkiai kyla.
Vokieciai atvyke is Vokieti-
jos gauna pirmenybes gydyme
prizes vietinius. Daugelis vie
tiniu gyventoju ismetami is
namu ir juose apgyvendinama
Vokieciai. IS to seka Wis di-
dejanti neapikanta Vokieciams.
Pc sauleleidzio, kaip pranesa
svedu laikrasciai, nei vienas
Vokietis nera saugus. Net il
dienos metu jiems gresia pavo-
jus. Vokieciai okupantai kas-
dien yra zudomi ir nusikalte-
liai nesurandami.
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SUNkUS LALKAI PA
BALTIC SALYSE

Neutraliskos svedu spaudos
paskutiniai praneSimai nusako
apie katastrofiskas gyvenimo
salygas Pabaltijo krastuose.
Pranesama kad maisto stoka
pasidare labai astri ir kad vi
81 gyventojai pasidare visiskai
priklausomi nuo juodosios rim
kos. Mesos ir bulviu negalima
gauti, ir zuvu istekliai toll
grazu nepakankamai. Kaledoms
buvo duoti papildomi raciona-
Vino kiekiai tiktai tam tik-
riems gyventojams, kas rodo
kaip apribotas yra Pabaltijo
krastu gyventoju maistingu-
mas.
Priverstinas Pabaltijo EMO
niu vykimas Vokietija nei
kick nepataise padetles. Ner-
viski naziai pastaru metu isa-
ke iskelti visus gyventojus nuo
Baltijos juros pakrascio ma
ziausia dvieju kilometru JUGS
toje.
Kuro zmones gauna taip ma
zai kad civiliniai valgo il mie-
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gu minejimu surengimas ker-
ia smugius Lietuvos laisves
zudytojams, mes Americas Lie
tuviai vienintele laisva tautos
tos dalis, galinti laisvai savo
zodi reiksti. il ta zodi tautos
likimu reiskia Vasario 16-tos
minejimais. Americas Lietu-
vial juose ne tik savo smarkia
parama Americas karo pastan-
goms parodo, bet sukelia auku
Lietuvai ir paklabina Ameri-
kos pareigunu duris, nors to
paklabinimo, kaip matyti, ka-
taliku spauda kaip kada (jei
tautininkQ daromas) ir bijo.
BEJE, kur dingo tas snar-
kus musq bolseviku puolimas
prizes Amerikos ne komunistus
Lietuvius, kuris buvo ju de
mokratiniam" suvaziavime pa
skelbtas? Turbut, is Maskvos
Inegavo "lend-lease" paraInos !!
i
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SUDAUZYTA 16 JA-
PONU LAfVU

Pacifiko kare eina gyvas
veikimas. Amerikos laku-
mai uzpuole Japonu uosta
Rabaul suplaisino ten bu-
vusius 8 Japonu laivus, is
ju trys tuoj nuskendo, XII
tt uzsidege, kit siaip suga-
dinti.
Naujoj Britannica, Ame-
rikos kareiviai vel pastume
Japonus atgal AraWe pu-
siausalyje.
Sausio Is, Amerikos Ia
kunai kitose dalyse suplai-
sino vel astuonis Japonu
rrekinius laivus.
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- g, 4o<e9,1o
SM Ali;a;;9
D A r B Al
IR DARBrIINKQ zINIOS

Nesusipratimas SUI gele-
zinkeliu 1 unijomis, crashes
gelzkelieciu streiku, visis-
kai baigtas. Valdzia, kuri
buvo paemus gelezinkelius
! savo kontrole, vel grail
no JUGS pl'ivatiniams saw
ninkams.
Nesusipratimai buvo pa
liete Is paskiru gelzkelie-
tiu uniju il grasino sulai-
kymu gelezinkeliu judeji-
mo.
Pereita kara, Prez. Will
son buvo paemes j valdzios
kontrole gelezinkelius nuo
Gruodzio 26, 1917, Xxi Va
sario 20, 1920.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-21

Senate rupinamasi ivesti
statyma kad ir unijos
raportuotu valdziai apie sa-
vo ineigas. Xxi Siol uniios
buvo liuosos nuo raportavi-
mo, If uniiu virsininkai i'm
dami didziausias algas, is
darbininku surinktus pini-
gus svaisto sulyg savo nuo-
ziuros.
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Amerikos Orc Jiegos
Didziausios

Suv. Valstijos dabar tu-
ri didziausia pasaulyje or
laivyno armija paruoSta
net 1885, 900 vyru pilnam
orc karo menui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-21

10 uzmusta. Novice, Tex.
Armijos traukinis lake
sniego pugos uzleke ant XII
to stovejnsio traukinio, ne
laimele uzmusta 10 pasazie-
riu. Is suzeista.
Pasco, Wash. - Susimu-
Sc du lokomotivai migloje,
uzmusta A gelzkelieciai, 6
suzeista.
Prize Sebring, Fla, lektu-
vo nelaimeje uzmusta 10
kariu. =.
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Nesusitaiko. Pittsbur

,Nesilsitaiko. Pittsburgh,
Pa. = q. S. Plieno korpo-
racijos virSininkai skelbia
Jog nepavyko susitarti SUI
plieno darbininku uniios
vadais (CIO), kurie reika-
lauja tic mokesties dau-
giau valandai, bet kompa-
Mia atsisako moketi.
Nauja sutartis tarnautu
kaip models del arie SOO,-
600 plieno industrijos dar-
bininku.
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Ispanijoje, traukinio ne
laimeje Sausio II, uzmuS-
ia tarp 500 ir 800 zmoniu.
Nelaime istiko tunelyje ir
gelbetojai negaleio isigauti
j tuneli per dvi dienas. Tai
butu didziausia gelzkelio
istorijoje.
Italai kersija. Vienas is
teiseju Veronos teismo, ku-
ris nuteise Mussolini zents
grafa Ciano nuzudymui, Ii.
ko pats nuzudytas sabotazo
budu. Kittens to teismo ma.
riams sakoma pagrasinta IS
zudynas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-21

Pona Smetoniene ir Welcomes Prezidento An
tano Smetonos sei,a be: sss,ires rciskia gia pade
ka visien,s ktirie sia traginga valanda venokiu
kitokiu blidu rarode uzuojautos ir supratimc, pr-
mole eileje Lietnvai Vaduoti Sajungai ir Kataikp
BaznyfiOs pareigonin1s.
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Naziai skelbia israde ra-
kieta kuri saunama is toll
per daug myliu. j gall tai
kiai keliauti 70 myliu. Sa-
koma j bus paleista veik-
men prizes Anglia.
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Pacifiko pakrastyje pile
no dirbtuves apimtos dar-
bininku streiku. Karo Dar-
DO Taryba kreipesi Ame-
rikos Darbo Federaciios
prezidenta Green reikalau-
iant kad' streikas butu bai-
gtas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-21

Vckieciai naudoja ] ora
balionais iskeltas minas ko-
val su Alijantu lektuvais.
Britai karo pradzioje nau-
do]o tik paprastus balionus
lslelstus j ora ant vielu, lex
tUvu tramdymui.
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Argentinoj Zernes Dire
bejino zuvo 1,5OO

Sausio 16, Argentinoj is
tiko smarkus zemes drebe-
.iimas, sugriauta San Juan
miestas. kuriame uzmuSta
apie 1,500 zmoniu. Miesto
pastatu mazai kas liko.
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Vokieciai laukia Allan.
tu isiverzimo j Europa is
vakaru begyje 80 dienu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-21

"Sausieji" jau atsirado ir
kongreso rumuose Washin-
gtone, kur jie pradejo vaju
uz ivedima visoj salyje nau-
jos prohibicijos.
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Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.
ANTANAS SMETONA mire

'O. PetohuCllllu DdSdIld
vlclaus kudirkos gadynes il
dvasios vadu Tautos kovoie u;
politine laisve ir tautine-eko
nomlne pazanga tapti moder.
nine valstybe. Visuose Anne.
rikos ir Anglijos ir kituose
laikrasciuose, ir per radio sio-
Je salyje ir Europoje, nuaide.
Juslos zinios apie jo mirti de-
mokratiniam pasauliui primi-
ne maza tauta, kuri po primo
Pasaulinio Karo atgavo laisve,
bet kuriai po antro Pasaulinio
Karo gresia nelaisve. Spauda
citavo A. Smetonos zodzius,
kaip Atlantic Carteris mazoms
tautoms yra kuo asmens lais-
We buvo Prancuzu Revoliucijo-
Je, ar kuo Anglams buvo lais-
yes paskelbtos ju garbinamoje
Magma Charta.
Antanas Smetona sake, pa
saulis privalo rasti buda atsi-
kratyti toxic agresingumo ku-
ris mazos Lietuvos laisve pa
smauge. Smetonos mirtis at
eme NUNS ta kuri pasaulio III
nojo kaip Cekoslovaku Masa-
ryka. 10 mirtis pasunkino zy-
miai musu kova uz Lietuvos
laisve, nes jis buvo simbolis
Nepriklausomos Lietuvos.
Neteke zinomo vado ir var
do, mes spraga privalome uz-
pildyti didesniu visu tautiniu
jiegu susijungimu ir energin-
gu vykdymu jo pastangu uz
Lietuvos atkurima.
LENKIJOS- Sovietijos santi-
kin issivystymas turf pirmaei-
les svarbos Lietuviams. Sovie-
tu reikalavimai rubeziu klausi-
mu su Lenkija daugeliu atzvil-
giu pateisinami, mes Rusu rel
kalaujamuose kraStuose gyve-
ma daugiau Gudu ir Ukrainie-
ciu negu Lenku. Tie krastai
tai buvusios Lietuvos kunigai-
kstijos dalis, Mindaugo-G -Gedimi-
no-Algirdo-V -Vytauto igyta, ku-
ri po "uniju" atiteko Lenkijai.
Bet Sovietija klausima spren-
dzia ne taikaus susitarimo ke-
liu. Maskva klausima risa sa-
vaip vienpusiai, reiskia, dikta-
toriskai.
I Maskvos pasiulyma gryzti
prie Curzono linijos (kuri Lie
tuvai palieka Vilniaus krasta),
Lenkai paprase Washingtona
ir Londona tarpininkauti. Ru-
su atsiliepimas 81 pasiulyma
parodys kaip Stalinas nori su
savo talkininkais susitarti ir
Rytu Europa tvarkyti. Suti-
kimas priimti Anglu ir Ame-
rikonu tarpininkavima padra-
sins Lietuviu Wits kad ir Pa
BALTIC valstybiq likimas gales
butt ne viensaliskai bet graziu
tarpininkavimu issprestas.
SROVINE (kataliku, social
stu ir sandarieciQ) spauda veik
vienu balsu uzpyle salto van
dens saukiamam New Yorke
Amerikos L ie tuviu Seimui.
Gala kad sroviniai sumetimai
nepamate tame SEINE lemia-
mos istorines valandos.
Gerai V. F. Jankauskas SUI
suko: 'Nesutikimai prazudys
Lietuviu tauta" PanasQs ne
sutikimai prazude Lietuvos :
Lenkijos bendra valstybe.
Labai budinga musu katali-
ku nuotaika. Kataliku Susi-
vienijimo organas Garsas, pa
vyzdziui, bara saukiama sci
ma, "kam vel klabins Ameri-
kos pareigunu duris Lietuvos
likimu'', bet giria Kunigu Vie
nybe, kuri kaip tik vel pakla
bino Prezidento Roosevelto du
ris tam tikru rastu.
AMERIKOS Lietuviq orga
nizaciinc ian val SllludO rnOS
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Bulgariioje, is sostines
Sofia isakyta issikraustyti
100000 gyventoju, delei di-
deliu bombardavimu Ali
jantu lektuvais.
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Philadelphia, Pa. - Su-
streikavo apie 5000 mics
to istaigu darbininku, rel
kalaudami 10 centu valan-
dai daugiau mokesties.
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AMERIKOS Lietuviq orga-
nizacijos jau vel sujudo ruos-
ii ispudingus Vasario 16-tos
minejimus. Americas Lietuviai
gerai Zinc kaip sitokiu ispudin-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20

A luncheon meeting of the Coun- ell of Society agencies will be held Wednesday, Jan. 26, at the Hotel Elton. Mrs. Natalie Linderholm, agency consultant for the Greater New York fund, and acting chair man of the New York Social Serv- ice Publicity Council, will be the speaker. Associated agencies will with Mrs. Linderholm on plans for this city.
 Officers of the council are: Chair man, Roger s. Sperry: first vice. chairman. Agnes Fitzpatrick; second vice-president, Rev. Dr. John c. Walker; corresponding secretary, Ruth w. Canfleld; recording secre- tary, Perry Graicerstein; treasurer, Sarah M. Ball
 The first meeting for foreign studies of the First Baptist church women was held Wednesday after noon. Mrs. William Hall and her committee were in charge of the session. The discussion included passages from the textbook, "For All of Life" by William and Char lotte Wiser.
 Hostesses for tea were Mrs. Earl Ball and Mrs. William Gray.
 Mrs. L. Horatio Bigelow, state president of the Connecticut Chris tian Church Women, gave talk on the activities of the association Wednesday afternoon at O meeting sponsored by the missionary de- partment of the Bunker Hill church. Mrs. Marjorie Nash Nuhn sang group of songs accompanied by Mrs. Carl Heebner. Mrs. David Weaving conducted devotions. Mrs. Jesse Burton was general chairman. About 50 women attended.
 Harry J. Beardsley, Willow street, past patron of Naomi chapter, No. 9, Order of Eastern Star, pre- sented travel pictures in their nat ural color following the chapter meeting Wednesday evening at Masonic temple. Mrs. Hazel B. Curry, worthy matron, presided at the meeting and Mrs. Pauline Slater, assisted by Mrs. Bertha Krebs, su- pervised the refreshments for the social hour.
 Mrs. August Paul of Vermont street was hostess for the Women's Society of Christian Service of St. Pauls Methodist church Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs. H. M. Suth- erland, president, presided. Mrs David wood was in charge of the devotional program. Routine busi- ness was transacted. Refreshments were served following with so- cial period.
 The card party held in the parish hall last night was in charge of Mrs. D. P. Castaldo, Mrs. Henry Vollers, Mrs. William Barnes, and Mrs. Philip Salinardi. High scores were held by Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. Thomas Pastor, Mrs. John Page, Henry Vollers. Mrs. Louis Shuster, Mrs. Ray Voegtlin, Harry Pritchard, Michael Croce, Mrs. George Knowles, Mrs. Philip Mills. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Thomas Pastor, Paul Van de Bogart and Mrs. William Detweiler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20

honor, and Miss Mary as brides maid.
 White carnations and snapdragons decorated the altar which was bank ed with ferns and palms. Professor John L. Bonn presented an organ program before Mass.
 Sgt. Thomas Costello, a cousin of the groom, of Utica, N. F., was best man for Lieut.. Jensen. The ushers were Lieut.. Robert Kuhne of New York City, and Lieut.. Philip Ryan, a cousin of the bride, of Springfield, Mass.
 The bride wore an ivory brocaded taffeta gown, floor length, designed with sweetheart neckline and long sleeves, with which she wore a tiara of orange blossoms, @ shoulder length veil of illusion. She carried a lace huff with white orchids. Miss Lucy Ryan wore an aquamarine taf- feta gown, floor length, with three quarter length sleeves. sweetheart neckline, her headdress 8 circlet of aqua velvet leaves, with @ shoulder length veil of the same shade. She carried an aqua huff with deep pink calnellias. Miss Mary Ryan wore a dusty rose taffeta gown similar in design, her circlet and veil rose color She also carried a huff of rose shade with pale pink camellias.
 Mrs. Ryan, mother of the bride, wore an aqua silk faille costume with matching flower hat, and the bridegroom's mother wore two tone blue crepe dress, blue hat with Du- bonnet trim.
 A reception was held at the home of the brides parents, seventy-five attending. Out-of-town guests came from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Torrington, New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Illinois. Pink and white carnations and snapdragonS were used for floral decorations.
 The bride presented her attend ants with gold crosses and chains. and the groom gave his best man and ushers wallets. The groom'S gift to the bride was single strand of pearls.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. Jensen left on an unannounced wedding trip following the reception, the latter wearing coral wool dress, brown coat and matching hat, and an orchid cor sage. They will be located in Harlin- gen, Texas, Lieut.. Jensen's post.
 Mrs. Jensen is graduate of the Waterbury Catholic High school and attended New York University, and Lieut.. Jensen attended New York University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20
ReU.JOhn M. DeyO Spoke O. Books

Books During War Time" was the topic of discussion Wednesday afternoon at the meeting of the A.. A. U. W. at the Waterbury Wo- mems club, by Rev. John M. Deyo of Watertown. About fifty books current were discussed which the speaker explained were valuable as a source of information and spir- itual strength, some of those he discussed giving picture of the lands where our fighting men are now located. Popular best sellers of the day were also included many of these valuable in their presen- tation of postwar problems.
 Miss Mildred Cloudy presided Two four minute talks were given by the Misses Kathryn w Hayes and Geneva Page. Miss Margaret Croft, chairman of legislature, gave a report on the Wagner bill.
 Miss Alice ONeill, chairman on education, announced that the next meeting will be held Wednesday, Jan. 26, at the First Congregational church parlors, Dr. Mildred Stan- ton, supervisor of special education for the state, the speaker She will explain about the new legiSla- ton fund for the education of the handicapped. pointing out how this may be extended.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20
Club Activities

The quarterly meeting of the Connecticut State Circle, National Daughters of Isabella, was held at the Hotel Bond in Hartford on Sunday, January 16., the following state officers were elected and in- stalled for the coming year: Chap lain, Rev. Edward Shea; past regent, Mrs. Margaret Riedy of Windsor Locks; regent, Miss Mary Connor of Southington; vice regent, Miss Esther Cranker of New London;
 recording secretary, Mrs. Madlyn Hefferon of Bristol; financial sec- retary. Miss Mary Malloy of Hart ford; treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Han non of New Britain; trustees, Mrs. Rose Lundon of Torrington, Mrs.
 Margaret Beaumont of Litchfield and Mrs. Helen Dooly of Meriden; chancellor, Miss Bea Shea of Wa terbury; custodian, Mrs. Margaret Hicks of Winsted; scribe Mrs. Mary Conroy of East Hartford; banner
 bearer, Mrs. Marian Miller of Wa terbury; outer guard, Mrs. Margaret Healy of Moosup; inner guard, Mrs. Mary Klause of Bristol; organiSt,
 Mrs. Mary ORourke of Waterbury, and guides, Mrs. Gertrude Hinch- cliffe of New Britain and Mrs. Mary LoJoSway of North GoverSdale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20
Ladies Aid
 Elect Officers

Election of officers of the Ladies Aid of the Third Congregational thurch was held last week with the following named: Mrs. Joseph bmith, reelected president; vice. president, Mrs. Louis von Lott; Mrs. ban Hine, reelected secretary; and 6rs. Gilbert Henderson, reelected treasurer. Others named were: pub- lefty, Mrs. Harold Fogg; in charge f flowers, Mrs. Robert Jones; vis- king the sick, Mrs. Albert Harris nd Mrs. von Lott; cards, Mrs. Her. ert Valentine; fancy work, Mrs. Bernhardt Erk, Mrs. Milton Atkins, frs. Gilbert Henderson and Mrs. ieorge Moeller; membership, Mrs. ouis Richard and Mrs. Otto Sei- old; altar flowers, Mrs. Gilbert henderson; handkerchiefs, Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews; blanket club, ITS. Henry Tooker.
 The nominating committee in- luded Mrs. James Mackie, Mrs. Ienry Tooker, and Mrs. George roeller. A card party was planned pr February 9 in the afternoon at ne parish hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20
Catherine KenNey
 Guest At Party

Miss Catherine Kenney of 120 Laval street, who will be married Saturday to Pfc. Bernard F. Nolan of Vermont street was entertained this wce.s at a dinner party at Diorios restaurant. Guests attend- ing were:-
 Mrs. Josephine Fallon, Mrs. Mary Mannella, Mrs. Bertha Rousseau, Mrs. Helen Sivignano, Mrs. Leona Messer, Mrs. Cecilia Gaunt, Mrs. Antonia Kusmoska, Mrs. Minnie Ci- pullo, Mrs. Mrsy Rocco, Mrs. Louise Rosa, Mrs. Emma Bradley, Mrs. Margaret Bernier, Mrs. Mary Man. zello, Mrs. Edith Furfaro, Mrs. Mary Sarni, Mrs. Rita Irving, Mrs. Mana Lattanzio, Mrs. Assunta Luito, Mrs. Edyth Lombardi, Mrs. Ma ria Machner, Mrs. Joseph Gala bresse, Mrs. Frances Benway, Mrs. Monin Juan, Mrs. Geraldine Des- roches, Mrs. Emma Claveth, Mrs. Mary O,Rourke, Mrs. Medmi Dalip, Mrs. Marie Higgison, Mrs. Mar Margaret Koval, Mrs. Betty Hogan, Mrs. Imbino, Mrs. Rose Capobianco. Misses Josephine Higgins, Mary Boulanger, Sarah Daly, Anna Wait kus, Mary Rozdilski, Mary Waicu- lonis, Anna Sciarra, Rose Spatafore, Margaret Greco, Anna Finnegan, Mary Knightly. Marie Delage, Cath inc Lawlor, Josephine Chiciarello, Michelina Nardella, Jennie Cimag- lio, Lillian Cassarant. Mildred Ca- rey, Mary Abitabile, Marie Carneiro, Molly Buccia, Josephine Evanaus- kas, Lena Pisani, Catherine Me- Kenna, Adele Yakulevich, William Walton, James Wallace, Martin Hollywood, John Lindsay, Joseph Rotella, Roger Herot, Ernest Her. mans, Albert Delage; Joseph Greece, Kenneth Mover, Joseph Lo Presti, Salvatore Cantito, Charles Arbo, Jo- seph Muscillo, Anthony zieleski, John Lawlor, John Fleming, John March, Jean De Tamble, Ernest Rumberg. Francis Mullen, William Emmonz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20

Daniel T. Driscoll of Holmes ave- nue has returned from Bangor, Me, where he attedned the funeral of his uncle, Thomas F. Glynn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20

The Women's Together club of the Third Congregational church met Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parish hall. Mrs. Henry Vollers was hostess. Final arrangements were made for card party last evening. Plans were also made for George Washington card party February 9, with the follow ing committee in charge: Mrs. Julius Varanauskas, Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs. Harold Fogg, Mrs. Albert Har- ris. The mystery prize given by Mrs. Vollers was won by Mrs. Louis von Lott. The next meeting will be held February 2 at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Wilson.