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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-03
Carolina Beach Is Preparing
To Receive Summer Visitors

tors who find themselves without
reservations may ask at the club
about available facilities.
Wrightsville Beach is a little
more crowded" Cartier said, as
far as private cottages are con
cerned. but there are a number
of large public cottages opened,
which have been completely re-
nodded, and hotels are taking re-
servations and will be able to
handle a certain amount of tran
sit business.
. Wilmington and Kure Beaches
also have some facilities available,
according to Cartier, for summer
visitors.
Information about any of these
beaches can be obtained at the
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
or direct from the beaches. Bus
transportation is available to all
the above mentioned beaches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-03

Walter j. Cartier. executive sec
rotary of the Chamber of Com
merce, announced yesterday that
Carolina Beach was making prep
arations for handling vacation and
weekend visitors this summer
The Beach has sufficient facili-
ties available, Cartier said. in
furnished cottages, rooms and
hotel rooms. A new public audi
forum is available for conventions.
if and when they are permitted.
A great many concessions and
amusement devices have been
completely remodeled, he added.
The Beach has been catering
largely to military personnel and
it ffers splendid" opportunity
for weekend leaves. Merchants
have made an effort to keep prices
reasonab BILE, the secretary said.
The Carolina Beach Boosters
Club has been organized, and WISH
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-03

invited the club members to al
tend.
Aaron Goldberg indicted Hugh
+. Bell into club membership.
Wilbur Dosher, chairman of the
ola clothes campaign, announced
that when the final count is taken
Wilmington will have contributed
at least $4,000 pounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-03
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

you suffer nom rheumatic: arthritis OF
recipe that thousands are using. Get pack
ase Of Ru-EK Compound. two-week supply.
today. Mix IL with . quart OF water. add the
Juice OF lemons. It's easy No trouble at
al and pleasant. You need only Tablespoon
fuis two times . day. Often within 70 hours
= sometimes overnight - splendid results are
obtained. II tho pains do not quickly leave
and II you do not feel better. return the
empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you moth
ing 70 try ~ II Is sold by your druggist under
an absolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex
saunders DruR store and drns stores e,errwhera
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-03
JACKSON TO HEAD
WAR CRIME GROUP
Continued from Page One)

up as soon as possible for the prose
cutions.
He said he did not know Wheth
err Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz
who proclaimed himself successor
to Der Fuehrer, is on the list
Those who are, he said will not
find haven in any neutral country
The President electrified his
jammed conference with the Hitler
announcement. 1t was the climax
to a day of international develop
ments which included:
disclosure by Mr.. Truman
early in the day that German forces
in Italy and parts of Austria had
surrendered unconditionally. We
warned Japan ''to understand the
meaning of these events
Announcement that the Presi-
dents hurried trip to the war de-
pa1tment's Pentagon building the
afternoon of April Is was to con-
slider an offer from Heinrich Him
mler to surrender to the United
otaleS ana Britain, but not to Rus
STA. Mr.. Truman and Prime Min
lister Churchill talked it over ap-
parently by radio telephone, told
Marshal Stain they were rejecting
it and the Soviet leader agreed. -
The President told reporters he
had been in communication with
Marshal Stain though he did not
elaborate, he apparently meant that
the subject of the communication
was the Himmler offer. Details OF
that came from acting Secretary of
State Joseph C. Grew.
In statement, Grew recounted
the full point-by-point story of that
dramatic incident. April "a, he
said Himmler's Offer to quit only
to the British and Americans was
relayed by the Swedish foreign min.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-03
LATIN AMERICA.
u. S. HIT SNAC
Continued from Page One)

tCOntlnucQ from rage O0e)
gentina) from swaying conference
decisions.
The Big Three leaders-Secre.
tarv of State Stettinius, Foreign
Minister Eden of Britain and Sow
let Commissar Molotov-met ar
hour and three quarters today and
it was reported that voting pro.
cedure was one of the problems
before them.
And, while delegates listened tc
last round Of formal speeches
in the opera house before tackling
the real work of cutting a pat
tern for peaceful world. there
were these additional develop
ments:
/. Labor leaders from the Unit
ed States, Britain, France and Rus
STA asked formally that they be
allowed to sit in on the conference
as consultants.
g. Foreign Minister Georges Bid
ault said France was agreeable TO
setting up chain of International
Uncontrolled bases but that she
won't put Indo-China or such OF
her Pacific islands as New Gale
donia and Noumea under interna-
tional guardianship.
On the question of bases, sew
eral members Of the American
delegation are insisting that key
islands captured from Japan re.
main under tight United States
control.
The only officers job still va
cant in the conferences working
divisions is that of rapporteur for
a commission which will consider
a world court Some South Amer
lean countries want Argentina to
have it.
Soviet Foreign Commissar Molo-
TOW, who fought against letting Ar
gentina into the conference at this
time, probably will counter with
a proposal that it be left open for
Poland.
Some American delegates were
as hesitant as the Russians to
opening the conference door to
Argentina because Of her past con-
nections with the Axis. Now they
want to see how far the Argentine
government will go in putting in
ternal affairs on democratic basis
before letting it acquire d posi-
ton Of importance in conference
councils.
The labor leaders sent a letter to
Stettlnius, chairman of the Amer
lean delegation, voicing a belief
that the 60 million workers we
represent must be given voice
IN the determination of the his
torlc issues which your conference
IS called upon to decide" They
asked nm to pass it along to Mol
invited the club members to at
tend.
Aaron Goldberg indicted Hugh
4. Bell into club membership.
WJ1hhr DncL4r II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-03

Major league baseball clubs
spend as much as $4,000 a year
in their search for talent among
the teen-age athletes of the copn.
try. j IN y
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-03

The cap of a true mushroom
very seldom exceeds five inches
in diameter.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

Can't blame the gal, can
you? She's waiting for the
New Coolerator refriger-
ator with the M AGTC
FLAVOR-SAVER! Re-
member, almost 1000, 600
users say Coolerator is tops
in refrigeration!
Evening star., 1945-06-24

Army nurses offend the dedi-
COTTON ceremony. The comp is
composed of q group of gen
eroI hospitoIs and the mcmorioI
park wos built BY men Of the
22nd GcncroI Hospital. The
,deo come from PFC George n.
Stubcr, Yonkers, N. Y, q land
scope gardener in pcooctlme.
WlGr WORLD photos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
The Cleveland Trust
Company Pasieke
Bilijona Dolariu

'Pirma karta miesto istorijoje Gle
velandas turi bilijono dolariu banka.
The Cleveland Trust Company fl
nansine apyskaita, is Birzelio 80,
parodo bendra tos istaigos turta -
$1,O42, ,904, ,165,
Nors Sis bankas kelis kartus virSi-
jo bilijono dolariu skaitline tarp pa
skelbimo apyskaitos, sis yra pir-
mas atsitikimas kad oficialai apy-
skaitu rekordai pereina biIijona do
lariu.
Dabartine apyskaita taipgi paro-
do nauja auksta laipsni is $685.
828,699 u. s. Government Securi-
ties, depozitai kurie sudaro $987,-
787,515, taipgi pasieke nauja auks-
ta ciukura.
The Cleveland Trust Company,
isteigta 1894 metals, operuoja 46
bankinius ofisus didziajame Cleve-
lande, taipgi Willoughby, Painesvil-
le, Berford ir Lorain, apielinkese.
Direktoriu pirminlnkas yra /. r.
Freiberger, prezidentas yra Geor-
ge Gund.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
SVECIAVIMAISI

Pranas ir Adele Kuncaicia>
su dukteria, kartu SUI ViktorU
ir Elena Andersonais, Anderso-
nu automobiliu buvo nuvaziaVe
j Detroita pas Andersonienes
seseri ir svogeri Talandzius.
Taipgi viesejo pas Palubins-
kus ir aplanke simonius. ST.
moniai, buve Clevelandieciai,
perduoda gerus linkejimus per
Kuncaicius savo draugams II
giminems Clevelande.
Praleide kelias dienas Det-
reite, Kuncaiciai ir Anderso-
mai gryzo patenkinti.
Anna Kucis, is Amsterdam
n. Y, Liepos 4 sventeje Ian
kesi pas savo kriksto motinq
Ona Gitsavage.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
LIETUVIU BANKAS
,VIRSIJO DU MILL
JONUS DOLARIU

Toliau tesiant aprasyma mu-
su geruju kaimynu - Lietu-
Viu Taupymo ir Paskolos Drau-
gija, Lietuviu paprastai vadi-
namas 'Lietuviu bankas', -,
yra turtingiausias Dirvos kai-
mynas.
Teisingas yra Amerikieciu
posakis: "Pirma milijona su-
krauti sunkiausia'. Taip ir
Lietuviu bankui: vos trys-ke-
turf metal atgal sieke ir dasie-
ke milijono dolariu kapitalo -
ir tas pasiekti truko virs 80
metu! Antra milijona sugy-
veno j apie iris metus!
Dabar, kaip Shame Dirvos
mum. telpanti Lietuviu banko
finansine apyskaita Birzelio 80
rodo, banko turtas stow siaip:
$2,03S,334.68.
Lietuviu banko valdyba su-
sideda is Stu:
DR.. J. T. Vitkus - pirm.,
Juozas Bindokas, vice pirm.
N. A. Wilkelis, vice pirm.
Jonas T. DeRighter, sekr.,
Kazys O'Bell, izdininkas.
Xiii direktoriai: Jonas Bo-
tirius, Jonas BraZauskas, Pet
ras P. Muliolis, A. M. Praske-
vicius, Izidorius Samas, Juozas
Urbsaitis, Jonas Zaunis.
Depozitai sioje istaigoje yra
pG valdzios apdrauda kiekvie-
ma knygele Xxi $4,000.
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PARSIDUODA NAMAS

NEFF RD., arti Lake Shore Blvd
netol .katalikiskos baznycios, 6
metu senumo puikus 6 kanb. mu,
RIMS namas, dideli kambariai, di-
delis lotas; namas air-condinioned:
gaso siluma, insuliuotas, didelis pa
silirksminimo kambaris; vario ry-
nos: geros rusies namas visais at
zviigiais. {28)
ED F. KOVAC REALTY
9G0 E. 1S5TH ST. KE 5000
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
PADEKA

Suomi tariame padeka items
kurie pasitarnavo lake laido-
tnviQ mirus musu zmonai il
motinai. Magdalenai Kazlaus-
kienei. Aciu visiems trims sv,
Jurgio parapijos kunigams u5
ju patarnavima: aciu Stellai
Maloniutei uz giedojima lake
pamaldu. Aciu visiems gimi-
mems ir draugams uz geles, ir
" uzpirktas misias, aciu uz
dalyvavima Sermenyse ir paly-
define j kapus.
Aciu laidotuviu d;rektorei
Delllai Jakubs ir grabnesiams
uz iu paskutini patarnavima.
Velione mire Geg. Is, palai-
dota 22 d. Paejo Pilviskiu p.,
Parausiu k, Suvalkiios, po te-
vais Ambrasaite. Lietuvoje IL
ko dvi seserys ir trys broliai.
Amerikoje j isgyveno Is me-
tu.
Vyras, Juozas Kazlauskas
ir. sunus Edvardas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
IANKOSI RASTENIENE

julie Rasteniene, Adv. Nado
Rastenio zmona, is Baltimores,
atvyko praleisti atostogas pas
savo motina Ona Baltrukonie-
ne ir pas saVo seseris.
julie Rasteniene yra LietuVa
Vaduoti Sajungos 4-to sky
riaus pirmininke ir veikli Bal
timores Lietuviu moteru tarpe
P. J. ziuris, LVS pirminin
kas, su Selma iSvaziavo atosto
gu j siaurine Michigan, jies
kodamas dar neisz szuVautQ eze
ru ir upiQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
(From The Detroit Times,
July g. 1945)

ONE of the most penetrating
observations on the current
trend of world events toward
world despotism rather thar
toward world peace - with
specific reference to RUSSIAN
policies in Central Europe -
has appeared in the British
publication, "The Nineteenth
Century and After.
In an article discussing the
Yalta declaration, Mr.. F. A
Voigt noted the, fact that this
was a determination of world
policy by the three great pow.
ers - principally significant
because two of the powers
America and Britain, gave
their sanction to the DESPOT.
&c ACTS of the third, Russia
Since the Yalta declaration
is the foundation upon which
the new League of Nations is
being raised, with all parti-
cipating nations foresworn a.
gainst any essential deviation
from the agreements previous
ly made by the three powers,
these despotic acts of Russia
are permanently fixed in the
structure.
This can only mean, said
Mr.. Voigt, that the new League
of Nations will perpetuate
what the Yalta declaration
created - "a kind of univer-
sal despotism which would per
petuate peace by the menace
of universal war;.
What are the "despotic acts
of Russia which were confirm
ed at Yalta, and are now fixed
into the character of the new
league?
1t is only necessary to call
the roll of the VICTIMS of
those acts to have the answer
- Finland, Estonia, Latvia.
Lithuania, Poland, Czechoslo.
vakia, Hungary, Romania, Bull.
garia, Yugoslavia, A b n a
Austria.
"The fact is, writes Mr.
Voigt, ''that upon a dozel
countries between the Arcti,
and the Aegean despotic rule
varying from slow pressure
as in Finland, to sanguinar,
repression, as in YugOslavia
is being imposed, or will 500,
be imposed, as part of tn
SYSTEM OF COERCION san
ctiOned at Yalta."
How can any democratic
principles or aspirations b.
reconciled, asks Mr.. Voight
with the direct annexation o
vast territories against the oh
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
by JULIAN Ol-LENDORFF.

upon the peaceful aspirations
Of the civilized world!
AS Mr.. Voigt ironically OBJ
serves, it may have been be-
yond the powers of America
and Britain to AVERT the
far-reaching consequences of
Russian despotism, "but was
it necessary to CONNIVE?"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
MIRIM Al

GREV1SKIS Juozas, 81 metu,
nuo 2616 Alabama Court,
mire Liepos 8. Palaidotas Kal-
varijos kapinese Liepos 6; pa
maldos atsibuvo st. Columb-
kille baznycioje.
Liko zmona, Mare, sunus
Edward, ir dukte, Mrs. J. Gu
pela.
Laidojime pasitarnavo lai-
dotuviu direktore Della E. ia
kubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
SUSIRINKIBAS

American Lithuanian War
Activity komiteto reguliaris su-
sirinkimas bus laikomas antra-
dienio vakare, Liepos II, nuo
1880 val, Lietuviu saleje. vi
81 nariai prasomi pributi, yra
svarbiu reikalu.
Taipgi pranesame kad Sis
komitetas rengia viesa kortavi-
mo vakara sestadieni, Liepos
%, vakare. p. Onos Peckaitie-
nes sode, 6O28 Superior ave.
Atsilankykit, turesit smagu
laika. Valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
DIOCEZTJA DEKOJA

Clevelando Diocezija dekoja
visuomenei vieSai uz parent
ma Kataliku Labdarybes Va
jaus 81 pavasara. Vajus buvo
pasekmingas, nusistatyta su-
kelti $45O,OOO kvota pasiekta
suvirsum, $475,0O0.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13

sIAURINEJE Ohio, del .me-
sos stokos, naktimis tam Tx
ri padauzos uzpuldineja ir gro
bineja ukese versus ir avis, il
nusinese nuosaliau, prie upeliu
pasipjauna ir susikrove mesa
nusiveza, palikdami kaulus.
Vienoje ukeje tue budu pa
piauta ciela karve, jos rasta
tik grobai paupyie.
siaip miestieciai landzioja
ukes jieskinedami pirkti mais,
to, ir sudaro ukininkams uz,
mauda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13

Lietuvaite studente nori gauti
kambari Lietuviu seimoje, West
Side Brooklyn Heights dalyje, ne
pertoi nuo City Hospital. Pranes-
kit Telefonu ENdicott 4486
DIRVOS ADMINISTRATIVE OLE
1920 Superior Avenue.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
Universal Despotism

/ vious wishes of the inhabit-
ants, at the expense of an al
lily, and of neutrals, as well as
of enemies?''
Instead of providing basis
for a world peace in which
there can be any expectation
of world justice, he said:
"The democracy that has
: been sanctioned at YaIta is a
SPURIOUS democracy, a con-
cealed TYRANNY, a direct or
a delegated DESPOTISM. sup
pressing genuine democracy,
coercing all popular move
ments, removing all popular
leaders throughout the heart
of. Europe"
The MOST despotic of all
the Russian acts sanctioned at
Yalta, of course, was the sub
jugation of Poland under the
puppet Lublin government -
OF which Mr.. Voigt says:
''1ts purpose is not to be
democratic, nor to promote
democracy, nor to defend Po-
lish independence. but to BE
despOtic, to SUPPRESS demo-
cracy in Poland. and to DE-
PRIVE POLAND OF HER IN
DEPENDENCE"
1t is only by the grace of
Britain's belated awareness of
her own rising danger that
Greece has been so far spared
from the rule of despotism i'm
posed upon her neighbors.
OBJ t i S h intervention in
Greece, Mr.. Voigt wrote, "not
only saved the Greeks from
further massacres and from
an un-Hellenic despotism, but
also from being forced into
hostility towards Great Brit
ain, a country to which they
are more devoted than to any
other except their own.
What a travesty this shame
full performance at Yalta was
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
Skelbinai Dirvoje
SOC uz viena karta
iris kartus uz S1.0O

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje;
kaip tai namu pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
jieskojimas giminiu, talpina-
ma SOC uz viena karta, iris
kartus uz $1.00. Priduokit
gatavai paraSyta.
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OHIO valstijOje ukese d

ba apie 100000 zmoniu, su
savininkais ir samdytais dar-
bininkais. Vieni tik ukiu dar-
bininkai sioje valstijoje suda-
70 tick darbo jiegu kick sude-
JUS viena gumo, plieno, ang-
lies, gelezinkeliu ir kitoki dar-
bininkai.
Ohio ukiu darbininkai uzdir-
ba metiniu algu S698, 100000.
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UZMUSTA Ga

Xxi Liepos 10, Clevelando
srityje trafiko nelaimese uz-
muSta jau ga asmenys nuo siq
metu pradzios. Pernai per ta
pat laikotarpi uzmustu buvo
tik A.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13

CUB. LAUSCHE priesinasl
leisti valstijoje isduoti daugiau
leidimu atidaryti naujoms ali
mems. sake leidimai turetu bu-
ii dar mazinami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13

5000 PAsTO tarnautoju ir
darbininku Clevelande gauna
pakelti mokesties po apie $4OO
metuOse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13
ISSIDUODA KAMBARIS

Lietuviu seimoje, pavieniui
vyrui; yra ir garazius jei rel
kia. Telef. Henderson 6253
.6C2S Superior Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-13

OHIO valstijoje dirba 1850
negru atveztu is Jamaica salos
karo laikotarpiui.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
YOUNG COP. P.CLUB MEETING TONIGHT

Waterbury's Young Republican Club will meet tonight at the Elton to elect a new slate of officers for their fiscal l945 term. Harold Had ley retiring president will preside at the opening of tonight's meeting. Samuel Cervero is said to be favored for the presidentcy. AS reported here yesterday Mir. Hadley will att tend tomorrow's meeting Of the New Haven County organization which is expected to nominate Waterbury man for 8 top post
 Vernon L. Hall. Republican town chairman, has called a meeting of the Republican town committee for 8 D. m. on Friday at the YM.C.A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
2O8TH VETERANS
 WELCOMED HOME

The 2O8th Battery G Association fete 8 group of Battery G 2O8th Coast Artillery veterans home from the Philippines after B and half months service in the South Paci- flee at the Central Y. M. c. A. at 800 o'clock tonight.
 The veterans, who have served in Australia, New Guinea, Admiral ty Islands, and the Philippines campaigns. are Sgt. Clayton V. KoMacki, Naugatuck; Sgt. Clifford E. Schmidt; Col. Francis B. Ashe; Cpl. Edmund Thayer and Sgt. Ni- cholas Skirkanich, all of Water bury. The men left Waterbury when the National Guard was federalized in January 194l.
 Battery G and K members, home on furlough and relatives of 208th men are invited to attend the party 1t has been announced by Mrs. Robens, president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
BOARD APPROVES
 SENIORS VISIT
Group 10 Absent" From School to Attend Per-
 fOrmanCeS of Aida"

A group of high school seniors who are members Of the Inter-High School Orchestra will attend a Metropolitan Opera performance of Aida" March g, 1t was disclosed last night when the Board of Edu- cation gave permission for the trip Floyd c, Evans, director of instru- mental music, will accompany the group
 In answer to 6 query from Com missioner Edward Bergin, pr, Thomas J. Condon, superintendent of schools, said permission for the trip is not necessary from the board but 1t has been customary for the board 10 act on such an undertak- ing. The commissioner referred to the circus fire last summer m Hart ford and asked what would have happened If the board had permit ted local pupils to be at the per- | formance.
 It was pointed out the permission from the board is in effect approval Of absence from school and no re- Sponsibility is assumed for the trip. The board members indicated they were highly in favor Of the educa- tional undertaking,
 Permission for other school actlVi- ties or for use of school buildings was granted by the board as follows:
 Waterbury chapter of the Ameri- can Red Cross to solicit the facul- | .p I,n ei1,.o pHhAAlq and anU of the students for voluntary con- tributionS,
 Ramblers basketball team for use Of the Russell school gymnasium on Tuesday evenings from 2 to 9 p. m' for basketball practice, beginning January l6
 Tigers basketball team for use Of the Barnard school gymnasium on Friday from 2 to 9 p. m. for basket ball practice, beginning January l9'
 Sheridan Council, Knights of Co., lumbus, for use of the Wilby High school gymnasium on January 28, from 2 to 5 D. m. for a meeting,
 Terrors basketball team for use of the Kingsbury school gymnasium on Friday from ' to 9 p. m. for basketball practice, beginning Jan- uary l9
 Blessed Sacrament basketball team for use of the Bunker Hill school gymnasium on "Wednesday evenings from 2 to 9 D. m. for bas- ketball practice, beginning January IT.
 Shamrocks basketball team Tor use of the Washington school gym naSium on Wednesday evenings from 2 to 9 D. m. for basketball practice, beginning January l7.
 St. Francis Xavier C,Y.O. for use of Washington school gymnasium on Thursday evenings, beginning January IT, for basketball practlc" for the girls team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
PSYCHOLOGY CLASS COMPLETES COURSE

Edward A. Ricciuti's class in Psy- chology of Everyday Life at the University of Conencticut Extension Center, sponsored by the Y. M. c, A., will have it's final meeting on We'd neSday, January r at 7;30 D. m. Professor Maurice James Ross, sup ervisor, announces that the follow ing have successfully completed their course and will be awarded certificates Helen Bear, Ethel A. Brown. Eileen M, Eustace, Doris W. Haight, Florence Haight, George Kaye, Jane E. Kosowic2, Victoria Kosowicz, James McKenna, Vincent R, Mole, Urbian PhiliDert, Henrietta Rahmann, Abraham Raskin, Ruth D, Sepples, Andrew l.. Stolh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
President
President MERCHANTS TRUST TO PAY DIVIDEND
DepOsitOrs to Receive 10 Percent on Presentat-
 ton of Books Jan. 22

Dividend payments of 10 per cent will be made to savings deposltors of the Merchants Trust Company, starting January p, on presentation of passbooks lt was announced to- day Commercial depositorS will re- celve their 10 per cent dividends by checks, which will be mailed short- ly, 1t was disclosed,
 Payment of the dividend was ap- proved by superior court last month but was held up temporarily because of technical considerations.
 With payment of the latest diyi- dend, a total of 05 per cent will be paid back to savings depoSltors and 30 per cent on commercial accounts.
 The latest dividend total will be about $77,000 in the commercial di- vision and $l52,000 in the savings department.