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Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Wener1Ie ents
lo1ten @etaiu

9oris - StaotsanpaIt MnOrG
Mornet be6ouptete, Dab 8etoin unO
Sitter 0rei @ofen nod Ser aaiiertel
2anOung in 0or0ofrifo 8riefe bin-
Iidtlid 0eutlder SiIfe fir 6rallf-
reid pedIeIten, ,,ltm ibm Bel Ser
&iideroberung ieines &oloniolreidls
bei5uIteben".
Gie Ierteioigllne lieB tueitere Sc
nerGIe uno ebemolige W~eitarbeiter
oes Maridons a~usioger, I'm Ooourd)
nuh3utpeiien 0oB Tetain oftiU nit
@ro66ritonnien uno Den 8ereinigten
Staaten gegen 0eutidlanO g~earbeitet
uno oen aIliierten brett Bel Der
9nnoung in 0oroofrifa 9ebolfen bat.
Gen. 8ico Mn0art erflGrte, ooB ben
fron30iiiden Srltppen CUR Belt oes
Observation-Disclosures bon Gen. @epgan0
befoblen tbltr0e, IdnntIides Wtilitar-
ger1t 3li berbereen. Griegsnoterial
I'M @erte BON f8 Minior0en 6rancs
uto 9e6ensmitteI ht0 HobItoIfe IN
0erieI6en S06e Ieien Bis gnoe 1912
Dor Ben 9eutl9en oeritedt mor0en.
Abgeieben bon Ihiperer artiaeric
uno SanfS loaen Die 6ran5olen ge-
niigeno @unition fir "a Gipiiionen
peritedt un0 %pro0u3iert baben.
anOere 3eitgen iogtet, Dab 8etain
bieIe 6ron8oien befreit babe, Sic oic
8eutl6en perboftet bntten ull6 ais
Gbef ser 8i6D : &egierung @ebeint-
6orifanten angetpieIen babe, @nf-
fen uno @unition fir Ole Mnquis
peiter ber5uIteIen. 8rin5 1aoer
bon Bourbon : 8arma, elm 8ra0er
ser ebemoligen &oiierin &ita bon
0eiterreifL erfldrte: uSeoes @taI,
menn Ser Mari6aG bon einem 60
oesltrteil borte, beriu6te ct lid ins
Miittel 3u Iegen uno tpar oft erfoIg-
reid. Sd bobe Slinoerte bon 9ea-
ten b1rgen iebetl uito @rauiamfeiten
beobodtet SD bobe 0ie plalt-
m1Bige @erni6tltng 8oIens erle6t
@enn @etnin nidt BEN 8offenltia.
itano abgeidIoiien bdtte, fpdre oies
olt6 unier Sdifinl %getpelen. Sin
bic GelttiaeI Die @emalt onerfen-
men, beOeutete Ser Name Getain Sc.
malt, sic Tie odten muBten." &e.
tQin, 10 flrbr ser Brin3 tort, lei iel6I
Elm @efangener Ser 9eutiden gene.
len, rrno er fiibrte cine aeuBcrunf
oes Mari9oas on, monah ,,niemanf
Dor meinem 500 piiien miro, fuos i'd
leioen mlBte, Inn 6ranfrei1 gu ret
ten."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
SuocnbeBe
IN &oleu

2on0on @on @ertretern 0es
polniid)en Slt0entums puroe Dor
Dem 3ioniitiiden @eltfongreB itber-
einltimmeno herid)tet, ibre @lau-
6ensgeroiien in 9olen miir0en nad)
mie Dor BON einem gewalttdti9en an-
tiIemitismlls beoro6t, ser nun Iogar
lt1rfer lei oils jernolS Dor Dem Gin
morl6 Ser Nn5is.
Sic polnii6en @ntiiemiten"
iogte elmer iener 0elegierten, olpa'
rem Sen @o3is bebilflih, nobe5u 81
50O,O 900 poInii6e SuOen 8t erlnor-
Sen, uno lie geben nod beltte ibrem
gemobnten MorOmerf nad), menn
aid 5ltgegeben lit, Dab Die neue
8arldouer @inbeitsregierunB es lif)
nit ruiiiider 1lnterltiibung anQele-
gen iein IdBt, oie p~ogromiltllden
ganoen 5l1 oerni6t,t."
Gin peiblider &onferen5teilneb-
mer aus 8oler, sic %26idbrige Mapa
@roBnann beridtete, ols ebemolige
llntergruno" &Gmpferin ii6er Die
,S6laft i'm Ghetto bon 8ialuitof".
fielen i'm Augult 1913 230 bon
300 i6lehtbemnffneten iii0iihen
&6mpfern, oie es $4,000 @betto-
gemobnern ermogliden pollten, aus
i6rer So6esfaae bernus3u1elongen.
Weit ausnobme eiriqer B~erlonen,
6enen e5 in ser fritilden 3eit ge-
lanq, lid in &caern 81 perber9en.
nltroen oae niht ihon bon Der go
nieoergemohten Sltoen gialDItofs
ipdter in Moionnf un6 nnoeren mo-
8iItilden 4usrottungslagern ern1or'
oct.
Mopa @roBmann be3ifferte Sic
,3obl ser lett Dem 9l63ua Der Na3is
BON polnil6en Bogromiten : 5ou-
len rmqebrohter Sltoen oltf minoe-
items 800. Sn manden Orten ielen
Sic oslt6en bon Sen Huilen NIT 8af-
fen berle6en moroen, nm in Der 2oge
All Iein, iid qeQen iolhe Mtoroers
ban6en 3llr @ebr gil ieben.
.geaA Mitteilunqen uerifieoener
geleaierter leben bon Sen 100000
iitoiihen gepobnern 8olens in Der
8%orfriegs5eit MIR nod 10000 CT,
madlene un0 5000 &inoer.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
2lmtcrifamiIdtcr Stint int
Reid Itkrucr eritiIicrt

W}iind)en - Sin oeutlder geridt-
elltatter erflGrte, Dab elm Slim iiber
sic @ridieBung bon ieds oeutiden
Spionen ourH Elm uncertainties
anm1lonoo Sob" inter ben Gent.
lhen er3eltgen werSe. Seine aritlf
uur0e ourd Sic aOf@ (9lmerifaniide
Militdr : &e%gierung) uerofientlidt
nit 0em gemerfer, ooB lie Dunter
&outroQe BON Gapt. 6rancis Gon-
n%alg6ton," einem friiberen Nem
gorfer 3eitun9smann geIdrieben
morOen lei, nodOem er Der erlten
0ffentliden 6ilmoorfiibrung Der
amerifanilAen 8eiebung 6ei8epobrt
6atte. Ser 9elttihe 6eifwerte lih
aud oariiber, oaB sic Soritellmg
eine Stltnoe fiir5er mar alS Die
6ilmprogromme Dor Dem &rie9e,
trob Qleidler Gintrittspreile bon 10
uno 20 Gents.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Gn0e 0Qer
Srte9e in 5idt?

Sos Mlonos, g. 30. - Gin 6elter-
6aa Inn piele Male beler ais Die nit
t6gIide Snnne erbob iid gen Stint
mel, gefolgt BON elmer Getonatiotl
bon IoIder Surftborfeit, 0oB $50
Meilen entfernt, oie s6eniteri deiben
~flirrten, oIs @iiieni6aftIer uno mi-
IitGriI6e So6peritdnoiee aln 1G. SUI
Ii in ser 8iilte oon Merico Die eriten
&erIltde nit ser nelien AlonlGOm6e
mchten.
Der Stablturn, bon BENT Gus Sic
Grobe nit Ser 8ombe angeitalt pltr-
6e, Sic iebt aud ouf Snpan obgemor-
fen moroen lit, batte lid nod Dem
8eriud IN Itome berfIii6tet. Sin
finer SGena befnno iid Elm urerh0rt
qroBer 81 aier. 2elite, 0i2 lif allBcr-
baI6 oes neutrality-suspicious., ober iiher
5 Meilen entfernt bon oem Stabl-
turn befanoelt, ipurOen BON 0enl
9itftorltf 3u 8o0en getporfen.
Mugen5elt9en beri6teten Dab lie
cine u~ngebeltre oielfarbige @olfe ia
ben, sic iif) innerbnIb BON finn Mi-
nuten 10000 SUB in oie Strotos-
pbGre ,er1ob. Gie 9etonotion err
folote Inn $50 friib, on elmer obge-
legenen Steae 0es SeereSIngers IN
9llano 8or0o, g. &c., un0 rief 8e-
ltiir3una I'M gon5en Siiopeiten Stem
MericoS uno i'm Siioen @ri3otloS
berbor.
Oie 6eniter flirrten in @oaitp,
Sc. 80, $50 Meilen peiter noroneIt-
Ii6. Gin Slie9er beridtete nod
ser 2onoung in Albuquerque, bob er
Sen @rpIoIionsbliB in Neeolrs, Gal,
geIeben babe.
60rIter, sic ii6 $50 uno t75 Wei-
len entfertlt befonoen, glaubten, Bob
elm @r0beben itottdeflnoen bo6e unO
prfunoigten iid beim Smitbsonion
Sbierpotorium altf Dem gurrO
Mountain I'M Siiomeiten Seem @eri-
cos, mos 9eiheben lei.
Sn Ser 8efnmtna1ung oes
&rie9somtes bieB es: Cine rebol.t-
tion1re 8ombe, Die beItinimt lit Die
9riegfii6rung, ipie mtr tie fPnncn,
grunolegeno 5u dnoern, ia. Die ioQor
alien ariegen ein Gnoe bersiten mag,
murHc nit elmer ipld)cn @ltc3i 5ul
@rlIeiion eebroft, OaB Onlnit Oel
G1rtiiti oes Meniaen IN cine mere
baiifaliide @et gcfei'n5eidnel
muroe.
Gin geringes Suontlim Moterie
oas 8roolift elmer Settle ~ungebelier,
Ii6 Ipe3inliliert fonItruierter Sll0it
ItrieonIagen entfeiieIte oie gnergiG
oes ltniperiulns, mie lie lett ltrbe
oinn oler 3eiten i'm gtom einge.
fapIelt lieQt."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
NMIIcn fSnnc1t RMN. Hcs
Rabcft, ipcf,t lie tucucn

Seem gorf - Gg5 : @orreipon.
Bent @omoro 81. Murrom beridtett
aus 2onoon, ooB Mari6oa Stain
mdbreno Ser 8otSoamer &onfereni
sen Sal fltooIf SeB oni6nitt, Oel
1871 nod England fIog. Stalin I'M
terbielt ii9 oariiber nit Oem
neuen britii6en alBeniefretar @r-
nett 8eoir, Ser ibm Ingte: Sic fon-
men &eB baben, ober Sic miiiien fir
ieine 8eriorgung 3oblen".
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Sinatra rcttct
Knobcn pctit Grtrinfcn

Gan 8eoro, Galif. - Isle Stint
me- ooer, I'M genalter 81 lein,
6ronf Sinotro mag wobl blutarm
olsle6en, ober ieine fraftbolle Cap
ferfeit rettete Sem oreii1brigen 9ufe
Sones oas 2ebert. Gas &ino fiel
10 Sub tief BON einem @elanoer onf
elm gaftoof uno rolte BON bort be-
mibtlos Ing @niier. Sinatro, Der
qerooe nit oem 8eIiber oes @nlege-
plabes ipradl m6breno iein Segel-
boot nodggefiiQt puroe, elite iiber oas
God, iprana ins @aiier nno
bradte Sen Sungen in Si6erbeit.
l@s lit ser Sobn BON Serrn uno
6rali Mtac s. Sones aus Cos ange-
1pS N"e
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Der Idneae 6eiser

Gos E6eoter1O rdeiter probte oi'
Muirf 81 elmer nelien Operette. abei
es flappte nidt, oenn elmer oel
@eiger ging ieinen eigenen 8eg.
J@oren Sic mai, 6err Braun"
1rief Ser Girigent, ojett limo SiI
ihon pieoer ieds Safte uoraus
8aiien Sic bod nuf!"
Sic miilfen idlpn entiduloigen
ih bin oos 10 gedpobnt. Sn Sem Or
DIETER, in Dem ih friiber mar, Oirftl
INNER ser, Der auerit fertig mar.
%einlammeln geben."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Kcinc pmnftc mcRr
fir S~aftfcnlcrpcn

9omoteniaft, gemiidter Semitic
ioft, @ropefrudtioft uno Miihult.
gen BON @rnpefrudt- uno Srongen.
ioft in &onierpenbiidien iino Tell
Sonntag punftfrei. Sron9etlofl
mar bereits punftfrei.
Die WoBnabme mar bonn Gnno-
mirtI9nfts Sefretar Inoerion emf
pfpblen, uiuO pom SHM gbef Che
tier 8omles ongenommen moroen,
nie cine Mitteilltng Der beioen Ints-
ltelIen beIogt.
Dieie Mitteilung fiibrt aus, oa6
Die gntidei0ung barii6er, oie oif-
gefitbrten &onlerben : S1fte punft-
frei gu MAIDEN, iid ouf cine Snfor-
nation iiber perringerte milit1riife
anforoerungen itiitt, Die nod nidi
3ur 8erfiigung Ituno, uis Die SHN
Die Bunftmerte fir Augiiit feltIegte.
Muber Dem berringerten @iliids.
beoorf fommt Die @rnartltng bin5u,
SOB Die 8roouftion in ben in 5roge
fommenoen S6ften fir 1945-46 melt
GROCER Iein miro aIs in oen 8or-
friegs- Subren.
Sos 2anomirtldnfts : Department
fiinoigt meiter an, odb Die 3ibilhe.
oolferung aus Ser 19t5er Menge
cine SonSer5upeiiung bon 3ebn
Miaionen &aiten Der baupti13lih-
item Gentle : &onlerpen erbGtt, mos
elmer ettpa 3ebnpro5entigen @rb0brng
entipridt, uno oaB fIeinere Mengell
oon Srliht- uno 5rudtiaft : aon-
Ierben fir oie Hegierung ~reieruiert
tperoen iollen.
Die SlalitGt ser GENTLE : Som
ieroen tpiro INNER nod betrcdtlih
unter ser aus Ser 1944er Menee err
bGltliden Sutpeiiung bleiben. 9es-
bol6 unterritei9t oos Experiment
sic 0otpenoigfeit allBeriter StoOuf-
tinn aus NictorD : @1rten uno OurfJ
bGiisli6es @inmo6en.
3osJenoe %pr93entunle 8errinle.
rurgen fir bic ieiten8 SCI &onier-
Oenfabrifen Ser &egierunJ 5n refer.
0ieren6en NabrungsmiIte. merbcr
befantgegeben:
2imalB o6nen bon SO auf 81,
&unfelriiben BON 81 olif 46; iiiBel
Mais bon "A auf AZ; grbien BON AZ
auf 38; 2iirbiiie BON 46 auf Al:
Sauerfralit bon 20 nnf 40; Spinat
BON n auf 81; Somateninft BON 81
anf 16; Somatenpuree BON % nuf 0.
apfelmuB BON "a nuf 48; Srudt.
godtail bon 81 auf so; 8firii6e DO!
GA auf 60; Mnanas BON 20 aitf Sc:
4nanns Saft bon 48 auf So
Bflaumen : &onieroen uno frii6t
Hfloumen Duroen bon ser 2iite oei
81 reieruierenoen 6riidte geitrihen.
Begen Der bernbaeieBten Hro0uf-
tion fam ole 3ipilbepolfrung ni6i
ernarten, nennensmert erbobte BE-
liefernng in 0ieien 6riidten 81 err
balten.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
1tntcritiibt Sic NcmtisRc
3citmtte, IS iit cure
5citmne!

Gem6et Tamilien : 0adridten,
gercinsnadridten, iomie iunitige
iutereTnate @emigfeiten an Die
Hebaftion. 8ir iinS serne be-
reit nnb freuen ms, Oerartige
Nadridten i'm pSonrnal" sm brin.
gen. Sic belfen ms bamit nno
permei0em, Saf mir 6afir berant=
iportlid gcmadt tberOen, fuenn Gr
eisniRe in Samilienfreiien (0e-
bnrtstase,- SOd5eitem, &inotanfen,
SterbefGlle, 8eimde bon Trennoen
mitu.) nidt in n%nierer, reip. enrer
3eitnng sn fin6en iimO.
8enadridtigt bic &eOaftipn
10 Girtb Ctr. 81. 8., @cihinstOr
/, .. 6. (Ternlpreder Hsltiona.
1880.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
8aNcolic bcitGtiet
Sic 2lmslaoc Gnpals

&om ~ R0miide 3eitungen emf.
bielten sic MelSung, Bob Ser tribe
re 8remier, Maridna 8aooglio.
8ierre 2nooIs AuSinge i'm 8etain.
8ro8eB, er babe i'm Sltni 1885 Ell.
men gebeimen fran5oiiid : italieni.
ihan Militarpertrag unter5ei6net
beItatigte.
8aooglio ioG aeiagt bober, es
mare forrefter gepeien uon Ser ,,Sil-
fe" git ipreden Die 8ranfrei6 Sta
lien gemdbrt boben miiroe uno
umgefebrt, faGs Geutidlan6 einen
@noriff altf Oeiterrei6 unternom-
men bdtte."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
GamH ut midpt fiir
SricNcn pcrbcrcitct

@aibington - 9rdiiOent SumfS
g. 8ntton BON ser NationoG 6ar-
mers Union erfldrte, oos 2on6 lei
,,OGaig unnorbereitet fir ben 5rie-
sen" un0 mod1te cine Geibe 8oridld-
ge. mas getan meroen ioae. Inter
on0erem foroerte er Elm neltenS
9(fer6auprogrnmm, ,,urt cine lano-
mirtIdaftlihe Geflation 5ll uerbiiten
Don ser Art, mie lie Dem lebte."
5erner modte er bic idneae In-
nobme uon @eIeben leben gum 8at
oes M1illouri Golep : 9ammes, oes
ct. 2omrencs &anols, BON gebults-
un9sorbeiten unO dbnliden Brojef-
tef
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Srna in GcnNcn ibcr
111crNecIhidttc crtuiirot

Qonoon - Sn Dem oft bombar-
oierten oiilteren Q~iuebouie : 8iertel
wur0e Bel Gngesanbrud Die 2eife
elmer 30iGbrigen briinetten 6rau
aufgefunoen. sic mar 6eim Selen
elmer MorOgeidifte anideineno
iiberraid)t ull0 erpiirgt tporoen.
Geteftine i0entifi5ierten oaS Opfer
ais 8rau Gillian WlauOe 9artlep,
'roten ober. oaB lie and anoere
Nanten benubt bo6e. Neben Der
9etdle laq Elm aufgeidlogenes grf):
,.G6e Qooger" BON 6rau 8eQoc
9cunoes, sic @ei6ihte oes Suit
muor0ers Sad TIE &ipper" Der
nd6tliderpeile oui gebeimnlsooue
@eiie fSralten ermor0ete.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
unterbrednns

<Grdu: uGieie Moht boit ou I'M
Ghlaf geiprohen, glltgititl"
@nntoffelbelo: .Ber5eibe mir, liebe
Grnu, Dab i6 bid unterbrohen
bdbe."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
2~eitaemaser %sraleiA

a.: Die feline Miiaer 1T wie Jon
Streidbol5.
81: SIT lie 10 Oiinn,
a.: 0a5 nidt, aber lie fangt nidt
10 leidt 6elier,
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
9as mikueritanoene SpridDOrt

,Sdamit ou oid nidlt. Sdfsdett,
mid idon r.eoer ST. beliigen2"
.Qlber. Welltti. es bciBt bod mcr
einmal liigt oem glaubt nlan nidt."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
Local Stores Agree On Monday Summer Closing Schedule
TERRY Correspondent: Ryan. w. Main stTel s5ss Bristol Div
Private Senetcen In
 Government Hospital
Veteran of Five Years of Service Suffering From
 Malaria; Lions Club Plans Carnival

church to succeed Rev. Norman Weed, who recently resigned to ac- cept a commission in the Army.
 Annual Picnic
 A pot luck dinner will be served at 1 o'clock, Friday at the annual picnic of the Alethea Society which will be held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Brown of Plymouth road.
 On Furlough
 Pfc. Francis Speilman, stationed at Perrin Field, Texas in the Army Air Corps is spending 16-day fur tough at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Adam Spielman of Town Hill.
 Ten Day Furlough
 Corp. Peter s. Goric an instruc- tor in chemical warfare at Camp Shanks is spending a 10-day fur lough at his home at 36 Riverside avenue.
 In Hospital
 S-Sgt. George A. Krampitz, son of Mrs. Jacobina Krampitz of East Church district who was wounded in the European theater of opera tions is now patient at the Camp Edwards Hospital, Mass. Sgt. Kram- pitz overseas for eleven months re- turned on the U s. Hospital Ship Huddleston and following treatment at the Stark General Hospital in Charleston, s. c. was transferred to Camp Edwards. He is the holder of the Purple Heart medal, with cluster; a presidential citation and Combat Infantrymans Badge.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting and picnic of Abi Humiston Chapter, D. A. R. will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Byron L. Humphrey vile, Thomaston.
 To Sponsor Carnival
 A three night carnival will be hedl by the Terryville Lions Club on Main street, August 16, r and IS with the proceeds of the event to be used for various civic under takings of the club. Part of the pro- ceeds will be used in defraying the expenses of a Teen-Club in this town.
 Large Crowd at Supper
 One hundred and fifty people were served at the public supper held in Plymouth Grange Hall, Tuesday night under the directions Of the Plymouth Park Association. The proceeds of the supper will be used to defray the expenses ot- improvements in the Park.
 Special Meeting
 A special meeting of the Plymouth World aWr Memorial Committee will be held in the Legion rooms in the town hall. Wednesday night, June 27 at which time plans will be discussed in regards to Memor- ial Building for Servicemen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

at the synthetic rubber division here of the U. S. Rubber Co., is expected this week, George Froehlich, presi- dent of Local 45, U. R. w. of A., said today.
 A new local of the U. R. w. of A., not Local 45, seeks the right to rep resent the synthetic rubber workers as bargaining agent.
 Progress is being made in organ izing a union at the Naugatuck division of the U. s. Rubber, MT Froehlich said
 Awarded Bronze Medal
 Pfc. John R. White, 22 72 Aetna street, has won the Bronze Star Medal for heroic achievement" in holding and staying his position despite heavy enemy fire
 The citation states that while performing duties as security for a radio operator in the doorway of house, Pfc. White tenaciously de- tended his position.
 Enemy shells and small arms fire struck within three feet of him and knocked him down but he courag- eously completed his mission" the citation adds. The incident took place April IA and 15 in Germany.
 Pfc. White resided in Naugatuck four years and was employed at the American Brass Co.,, Waterbury, prior to entering the Army in Sep tember, 1944. He went overseas in March, 1945.
 His wife and the couples two daughters, Carol Joy, 3, and Marcel la Louise, 2, reside at 72 Aetna street as do also his parents, MT. and Mrs. James R. White.
 A large class of candidates was initiated at the meeting of Nauga- tuck Lodge of Elks Tuesday night in the lodge rooms. Exalted Ruler Paul E. Buckmiller presided.
 Evergreen chapter, Order of East ern Star, will hold it's final meet ing of the summer Thursday at 8 p. m. in Masonic hall. It will re- sume sessions next fall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
MlDDLEBURY Correspondent: Nancy Riley
 Telephone 4-6410
BRADLEY
 NOW IN ENGLAND
Attached to 8th Air Force Bomber Unit as Ordnance
 Worker

Middlebury, June 20.-Pfc. Vernon Bradley, son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bradley is serving as an ordnance worker in an 9th Air Force Bomber Unit in England. He is a graduate of Wilby high school and was en- played by Vickers before entering the service in January 1943. He has been overseas since April, 1914.
 The regular meeting of the Mid dlebury Rod and Gun club will be held tonight at 7:30 instead of next Sunday as originally planned. Plans will be made for the annual clam bake and coon trial. It is hoped that every member will attend as this is an important meeting
 Miss Jennie O'Neill was recently honored at a luncheon at the Turf restaurant by her associates at the U. s. Time Corp. Miss ONeil. 82, is retired school teacher and has been doing war work at the U. s. Time for the past two and half years.
 There will be no church school in the Congregational church until fall and the Young Peoples Fellow ship group will have no services for the rest of the summer.
 Mrs. R. M, Fenn of North street has been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Frank I. White of Norwalk.
 Albert G. Clark is a patient at the Waterbury hospital.
 The Red Cross sewing rooms in the Town Hall will be open today from g a. m. to 3:30 p. m.
 Miss Mary Brosnan is entertain ing her claSsrnate Miss Rera Rutz of Alberquerque, New Mexico. The first of July Miss Brosnan and Miss Rutz will resume their studies at Columbia university.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

Terryville, June 20-Pvt. Louis Senetcen, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred Senetcen of 60 Beach avenue, one of the first young men to enter the service from this town during World War II is a patient at the General Gushing Hospital, Tram ingham, Mass, where he is receiv- ing treatment for malaria. A vet eran of five years in the armed forces he was stationed in the Pa cific theater of operations for 26 months and saw action in New Zealand, New Guinea, Leyte and Biak. A brother, S-Sgt. Alexander Senetcen is veteran of seven months service in Germany where he is at present stationed as an interpreter.
 Meeting Sunday
 A meeting of the congregation of the Plymouth Congregational church will be held Sunday, fol- lowing the morning service at which time action will be taken in regards to hiring new pastor for the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
PROSPECT Mrs. Edmond Morin. Corre- spondent-Telephone 5-08s7
COMMUNITY CLASS
 HOLDS EXERCISES
Program Presented MOn- day Evening; Dr. Bram-
 mell Gives Main Talk

Prospect, June 20-About 120 persons attended the graduation exercises at the Prospect Commu- nifty school hall Monday evening, June 18.
 The program, arranged for the commencement exercises is as fol- lows:
 Processional
 Invocation
 Rev. John F. McTeague Welcome Address
 Lois Ann Keiper May Day Carol-English Folk song
 Valedictory
 Aldoro Figueredo En Passant-French Folk song Mic Bambino-Italian Folk song
 Glee Club
 Dr. P. Roy Brammell, dean of School of Education, Univ. Conn. Presentation of diplomas
 Joseph R. Membrino, chairman,
 board of education Benediction
 Rev. Daryl Williams ReceSsional
 Glass of 1945
 Nancy c. Bender, salutatorian Lorraine Chapman, Robert Jay Cor nell, Aldoro Figueredo, valedictor- ian; Roberta M. Goldstein, Evelyn M Harvey, Lois Ann Keiper, Janet Elise Schweizer, Elizabeth Ann Spinelli, Eugene Staneslow, Adelaide M. Trafford, William H. Vining, Jr. MT. and Mrs. Karl Keiper, enter tained at their home on the Water bury road in honor of their daugh- ter, Lois, following her graduation Monday evening at Prospect Com munity school.
 Lois received a purse and several gifts. Lunch was served during the evening. Those present were: Mrs. John Keiper, Mrs. Otto Schuster, Miss Evelyn Schuster, Mrs. Carrie Wooster, Constable and Mrs. Albert T. Allen, Dayton Beers, Craig Keiper, Karl and Isabella Keiper, Lois Keiper, Mrs. Isabella Holman and Mrs. Alice Rappe of Waterbury also Miss Helen OBrien of Naug- atuck.