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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-13
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS
at 1 o'clock, the following:

Consisting cabinet radio; Croey 5-tube
table model RADIO Electric Hotpoint electric range Bee
Vac electric electric oaster electric
bread oasters; floor table lamps; Warmornng heating
Oak No Is heating stove good studio
couch table,
end table, chest of drawers beds springs and mattresses co
beddng drop leaf dining table, II dining chairs bue
four 9x2 throw piece living room suite stand
high chair STOOL porcelain kitchen table and chairs rocker
kitchen utensils
Dishes fruit other articles too
numerous to mention.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES AND TOOLS
l rubber, and cond
tingable bench
with extra garden pow lawn forks hoes shove
spades; oil drum IL tons
of coa grease wrenche hand drills and bts brace and
bt planes pairs sheep shears rivet macne lot OF small Tools
blade stards otner
articles mention
NEnO nnT TIT MACH
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-13
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
l3, is4S

The undersigned breaking housekeeping and will sell at public
auction the residence 25 West Bomfod Street cnOO
Ohio
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-13
PUBLIC

quitting farming will
sell public auction the located 2 miles northwest Rad
of
miles southeast Redwood the ScoO River Road the
On
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES AND TOOLS
MRS. GOLDIE NASH

John Pfarr Jr, Auctoneer sturgs Cheney,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
v cechach Sc hlasi pres 10000
zadateli o pridsl pIGdy.

(CTK) - Die zpravy praz-
skeho rozhlasu bylo podano v
poslednfch dnech 5000 dalslch
zadostf O pr1del pozemkn v po-
hranicnim 1zeml. AZ do dnes-
nfho dine sc v Cechach prihlasi-
10 celkem pres 10000 zadate-
lii O p1du. Pomerny pocet tech
to zadostf je ma Morave jeste
vyssl nez v Cechach. V Zeme-
delskych novinach Sc uvadi, re
kolonisace zabranych pozemkn
Sc uz neprovadi improvisova-
nym zpnsobem, nybrz ma pod
klade peclivych 1vah, ably ne
byly poskozeny zajmy statu.
Hlavnfm problemem neni roz-
delovanf pozemkd, nybrz jejich
sprava a vyber kvalifikovanych
osadnfk1. Odstehovanfm Mem
CD Sc uvoln1 celkem 100000
hektar1 p1dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Montgomery S nadsenim uvitan
Praze.

(CTK) = Reuterova tiskova
kancelaF oznamila, re Fl. zafi
odpoledne byl Praze nadsene
uvitan marsal Sir Bernard
Montgomery, britsky zastupce
Spojeneck6 kontrolni komise v
N6mecku. Byla to jeho prvnf
navsteva Ceskoslovenska. Tisi-
&c lid Sc dostavilo ma letiste v
Ruzyni vzdalene tri mile cd ko-
necne STANCE poulicnf drahy.
Tis1ce lid vroubilo cestu 20 del
&c sesti mil k Praze. Ma letiSte
sc dostavili t6z cetnf ceskoslo-
venSt1 vojaci a letci, kteTf slou-
zili pod jeho velenfm v britske
armada.
Montgomery, obleceny v pol
nj uniform6 S cernym baretem
byl ma letisti bourlive aklamo-
van a byl uv1tan zahranicnim
ministrem Janem Masarykem a
vedouc1mi dGstojn1ky general
nfho Stabu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
VELKOLEPE KRfZKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

Pro prfstf 1tery, dine 2. rfjna
Mr.. Ed Contos ~poradatel krfz-
kovych zapasG v Coliseum pri-
pravil velice slibny program.
V hlavnfm zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu jedne poraz-
ky 1cinkujf:
Jimmy Coffield, 221 ID. z
Kansas City VS.. Laverne Baxter
236 ID. z Portland, Ore.
ZVLASTNf
ZAPAS ZEN
Elvira Snodgrass, 148 ID.
Tenn. Hillbilly VS.. June Byers,
40 lb. z Houston, Texas.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
Wladislaw "Iron" Talin, 303
Id. (Polsky Mistr) VS.. Jack
Steele, 236 Id. z Columbus.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkujl
"Silent" Petro Gomez, 218 ID.
(Mexicky Mistr) VS.. John XII
220 lb. (Kanadsky Rek.)
Jim Atlas, 218 ID. z Recka
VS.. Milo Steinborn, 224 Id. z
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Luzicke deti hosty republiky,

Praha. = 8. srpna O poled-
mach pfibyla ma statnf hranice
u sluknova prvnf vyprava lu-
zickych det1. Uvftal il "a Svaz
pratel Luzickych Srb6 inz. Vo-
gel. Dojemne slavnosti Sc zn-
castnlli cetnf ~zastupci vojen-
skych dtvarG a ceskeho obyva-
telstva, ktef1 sebrali mezi sebou
velkou penezitou castku We pro-
spech luzlckych detf, ktere po-
sally presidentu republiky DIR.
Benesovi pozdravny telegram.
Vyprava pokracovala pax au-
tokarem do Jablkynic, kde lu-
zlcke detl straw mesfc svych
prazdnin v krasnem letnfm ia
bore. Dalsf vypravy luzickych
deti Sc k nam chystaji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
General d. Eisenhower navste.
YOU We VarSave.

General Eisenhower pTijel FL.
zar1 do Varsavy tohoto poboTe-
neho mesta a dostalo Sc mu
bourliveho uv1tanf tisfci Pola-
XII, kteT1 stall v hustych Tadach
pc obou stranach ulic a provo
laval slavu Americe.
Pr hostine v palaci Belvedere
president Beirut vyznamenal
generala kitten Grunwald-
skym, ktery byl zrfzen ma pa
matku polskeho v1tezstvi mad
Nemci u Tannenbergu v roce
1410. Pred tim byl vyzname-
nan nejvyssfm polskym vyzna-
menan1m Virtuti Militari.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Zapadni Indie neni ma prodej,
zHGstane u Angle.

DGkladneho odmitnuti dosta-
10 Sc senator1m Spoj. Statu,
kteT1 volaj1 pc "zakoupen1 O.
strovI v Zapadnf Indii, ma kon-
ferenci tamn1ho delnictva, kdyz
jeden z delegate prohlasil:
"Lid Zapadn1 Indie nen1 ma
prodej ami ma vymenu. Chce a
je odhodlan z6stati v anglicke
rlSi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Usporadaji vystavu soukro-
mych Ietadel.

Prvnf povalecna vystava SOU
kromych letadel Dude porada-
ma v tonic meste We druhe po-
lovici mes1ce r1jna. Vystavu O.
besle 55 vyrabitelG letadel pro
s~oukromnou sluzbu. Budou wy
staveny tez diva helikoptery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Prvni cesky obchod " Chebu!

CeSt1 zeleZnicaTi, kteFi tax
casio jsou mezi prvn1mi, i v
Chebu otevfrajf prvnf cesky
druzstevnf podnik. Zajisten byl
obchod J. Krause a veden bu-
de pod narodnf spravou zelez-
nicnfho konsumn1ho druzstva v
Plzni. Prodejna Sc naleza We
Stalinove ul. SO a Dude slouziti
vsem ceskym rodinam v Chebu
sc nachazej1cfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
PEl tretiho milionu delnikI
odlozeno cd VI.

Asi 100000 delnlkn bylo
odlozeno pc vzdanf Sc Japons-
ska, jak bylo oznameno z IRA
dovny Spoj. StatG pro zamest-
nanost.
We zprave vsak bylo dodano,
re to neznamena, re vsichni tt
to delnfci jsou ma zahalce, pro-
toze mnozf z Mich Aobdrzeli jiz
move zamestnan1.
z teto 1radovny bylo ozna-
memo, re je mnoho zamestnani
otevreno, zvlaste v obchode v
drobnem a v potravinarskem,
textilnim a odevnfm pramyslu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Armada sniff nakupy potravir
O ~ procent.

Armada nakoupf v pTfstfch
IL mesic1ch O 1920 meme potra-
vim. Mezi jinymi vecmi oceka-
va Sc, re zakoup1 O 500 meme
masa, o 1870 meme tuk1 a ole
jG O 51% meme cukru a O 81 %
meme mlecnych vyrobk1. We
zprave bylo dodano, re snfzeni
niue byti i vets1.
Zadneho syria nebude tTeba
nakupovati pro armada az do
r. 1916.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Predbezna Ornament zabav:

Nedele = 80. zarf. p bod.
odpol. Tel. Jedn. Sokol, Curtis
Bay pofada Picnic"
Nedele = 7. Tfjna: Washing
ton, D. C. Spolek J. G. D.. "Ca-
pitol" (1Oti-lete trvanf) a Csl.
Ustfed1 poradaj1 Oslavu a "a
bavu v Pythian Temple.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Doprava DO Labi.

V Praze doufaji v brzke OBJ
novenl iodn1 dopravy po Labi
DO Hamburku. Az dosud je pa
roplavba pc Tece znemoznova-
ma pobofenymi mostly a proto
parnlk "Hradcany" stale jeste
kotvl v Magdeburku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Vyslouzili vojaci nemusf stat;
sc clenv unie.

Selektivni sluzba rozhodla.
re vyslouzilci z valky, kterf ma
j pravo dostati zpet sve "a
mestnan1, nesmf byti nuceni. a.
by Sc stall cleny unie, ably mo-
hi obdrzeti zpet svou praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
WAR & COMMUNITY FUND

Pr1stf 1tery vecer G.. ffjna)
Dude oficielne zahajena m1stn1
kampan "War & Community
Fund 1915" CT Hudebnl Revui
Cline out" v divadle Lyric.
Zacatek pTedstavenl Dude v
$3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28

AAc"A0 ACJS11lO, NJuoIiO 1CCOS lid
podzim v Praze nakladatel-
Swim Gustava Petr1 pod naz-
vem "Zeme 1smev1.")
Kdyz byly Cechy a Morava
jiz nekolik mesfcG obsazeny,
zastihl jednou RISKY marsal
sveho vGdce, jak 81 tise prozpe-
vuje: "Kde domov m1j" -.
eco blazn1s", rozciluje Sc
marsal. eco 81 tady zpfvas zro-
vna tuhle p1sen?"
Povlda ma to zasmene Vudce
nemeckeho naroda: 30, Ct
chleba j1s, toho p1sen zp1vej p
V jednom berllnskem pred
mest1 Sc kazdeho dine objevoval
ma jakesi ohrade napis: "Jsme
zde a bdime! Berllnska komu-
ma"
Marine to naciste denne ma
zali. Druheho dine tam byl ma
pis znovu. Konecne sc haken-
krajcleTi hrozne nastvali a ma
psali ma to ohradu: "Tak sem,
Wy psi, prijdte Ultra odpole-
dne."
A druheho dine bylo vedle te
vyzvy pripsano velkym PTS
mem: "Dneska nemGzeme, ma
me prave sluzbu SA."
"Tak pref dostaneme mini
sterstvo namoTnictv1."
"Clovece, vzdyt prece nema-
me zadne more. To je zas ne
jaka pitoma septanda."
"Nen1. Kdyz pref mGze NIT
Tretf rise ministerstvo sprave-
dlnosti, tax proc bychom my
nemohli NIT ministerstvo ma
mofnictvf?"
Jak znamo, mela TTetf rise
znacne spory S Vatikanem a 20
nevada jiz ~nepomahala zadna
diplomatic a vyslanci byli vsi-
chni bezradn1, byl do papezova
s1dla poslan Goering, ably po-
kud MONO diskretne a v duchu
Observation-Disclosures "a
sad sjednal napravu.
Stale. Hned druhy den OBJ
drzel VGdce nasleduj1ci depesi
z R1ma: "Vatikan hoTf! Stop!
Papez zastrelen ma 1teku !Stop.
Ostatn1 v koncentracnich tabo-
rech! Stop.
Podepsan papez Hermann l."
Jede rano Karl Herman
Frank ma Hradcany a ke svemu
zdesenf vidf ma jedne hradebni
zdi velikymi pfsmeny napsano
jasne a presne: Hitler je WILL"
Vzteky bez sebe T1tf Sc mini
str z poverenf Rise primo do
Hachovy pracovny a spust1
straslivy ramus O Ces1ch, O je-
jich vernosti k Europe, O sill
bech, ktere byly dany a po-
dobne.
Dedecek vynda doutnfk z list
a prikyvuje hlavou: "To jsou
lidi, to jsou lidi. A ia jim stale
f1kam: napred vsechno nemec-
ky, napred vsechno nemecky."
Goering miloval originalitu.
Proto nevzbudilo ami velke po-
horsenf, kdyz Sc jednou procha-
eel pc Berlfne a vedl 81 ma snG-
re Iva.
Ia diva dny 81 no vsak zavola
VGdce a vazne no kara: "Po-
slouchej, Hermane, to re isl
predevcirem sci ma prochazku
sc lvem, to bych chapal. Ale,
re isl Sc vcera prochazel Sc Eel
YOU, to by snad prece jen ne
muscle byt."
Risky marsal Sc hrozne po-
divil a povfda: Gale Vudce?
To piece nebyla zelva. To byl
Goebbels S ocelovou helmou ma
Have"
We vlecnaku dvacftky jede z
prace lid. VIZ je poloprazdny
a tax tedy lid sed1 a smutne
kouka do zeme. Ale zanedlou-
no Sc zacne tramvaj naplnovat
ackoliv je jeste n6kolik mist
prazdnych, vyskoc1 lid, ably ma
b1dl misto dame, ktera stoj1
mad MIN. Ia Sc ale jen opovr-
zlive uslfbne a hodne nahlas
rekne: ga 81 ma m1sto pc Ii
dech nesedam."
Slysf to delnfk, ktery vedle
zida sedel, pTejede kalhotami
nekolkrate prazdne misto, a
zdvorile nabfzi: "'Racte 81 sed-
nout, milostiva! Toto mlsto by
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28

MUM AtAAIN0 OE OTCE
Three Minnesota iron ranges pro-
duce 40 million tons of ore valued at
$40, 600, 900 annually. Over Is, 1000 per-
sons free the ore from virgin hills
and 10, 900 more transport it. Millions
of tons Of low grade and mixed pres
remain to add wealth to the Nation,
as speedily as it can be mined and
processed. They constitute concrete
resources behind your Bonds.
us. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
American je vrchnim velitelem
spojeneckeho okupacniho VOL
ska We Vidni.

Mad budovou byvaleho ra-
kouskeho justicnfho palace Via
je americky prapor ma zname-
nj, re Sc ujal vrchn1ho veleni
spojeneckych okupacnfch ar
mad general Thomas E. Lewis.
jake v Berl1n6, Sc velitele jed
notlivych okupacnich armad We
vrchnfm velen1. str1dajf. Prvni
je mel sovetsky general Alexej
B~logodetov, pc generalu Levi
sow prijdou ma radu zastupci
britskeho a francouzskeho vol
ska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28

Pfispejte ma
& COMMUNITY FOND
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
re GENE uSMEVU."

(Ze sbfrky valecneho humoru
a vtipu z obdob1 okupace Ces-
koslovenska, vysle v knize Os-
kara Krejc1ho, vydane letos ma
podzim v Praze nakladatel-
Gustava PetrG pod naz-
VEN "Zem6 usmevG.")
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
Marriage Lntenti0nS

The following persons have filed marriage intentions at the bureau of vital statistics, town clerks oface:
 Angelo Biancardi, 90 River street, and Gertrude Hubbell, 73 East Clay street.
 Francis Coretto, 44e Baldwin street, and Rita Brett, i66 East Liberty street.
 John J. Kearney, 64 Altyre street, and Gertrude R. Lawson, 2e4 Woodtick road.
 John 0erennia, Sl Southmayd road, and Gladys Peters, i2e Hamilton avenue, Watertewn.
 Michael T. Duva, 30O Hill street, and Nellie M. LoRusso, oi EaSton avenue.
 avenue, and Eleanor L. Kirch. berger, 332 Baldwin street.
 William PeragSini, 40 Lake, wood road, and Antolnette Man. clni, ie Burr street.
 Anthony J. 0rinSunaS, Se State street, and Evelyn D. Casey, e2e West Main street.
 Bernard Yesutis, Marion ave- iiue, Marion, Conn, and Bertha Lillian WAiculoniS, i20 Coniston avenue.
 Edward Francis Ryan, e6e Wa tertown. and Rosemary Laurena winston. i60 Colonial avenue, Waterville.
 Frank T. 1yrne, 04 East Main street, and Evelyn M. Casey, e2o West Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
Hospital Bulletins

Howard Palmer, %, 73l Hunt. ingdon avenue, Waterville, was admitted to Waterbury hospital this morning at 400, and treated for decorations of the scalp suSs tained when the car he was drivs ing struck c bridge on Huntingdon avenue. Hospital authorities TO. ported his condition as good this morning.
 Nellie Haughton. ee, S2 Lee street. who suffered . fractured hip in c fail from c chair while visiting at Asbury Park, N. l., Aug. 3i, was taken to the Wa ;erbury hospital yesterday after noon in an ambulance, Her cotls dition iS reported as good.
 Harry Reiger, 62, Falls avenue, Oakville, who injured his hand In an attempt to change q tire on his car yesterday afternoon. received treatment ct Waterbury hospital and was later discharged.
 -
 The condition of Mrs. Nellie Casey, 70, o2 southmayd road, is reported IS good this morning at Waterbury hospital where she was admitted yesterday afternoon after sustaining c fractured hip in c faii at her home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
CLUB NOTES
George Fs'igOnS
 Were HONOred

Mir. and Mrs. George Frigon, 9e4 Baldwin street, were hopored eat- urday, the occasion being their 35th wedding anniversary- Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Wallace, Armand Vanasse, Ferdinand Veil- lette, Roland Chevrette, Samuel Desureault, Emil Despins, Mir. and Mrs. Serge Belanger, Mir, and Mrs. Edward Belanger, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Vegina, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Baribeau, Mir. and Mrs. RosSnlan Snyder, Mrs. Alphegge Rousseau of Canada, Mir. and Mrs. Armand Frigon, Mrs. Alphee Frigon, Mir. and Mrs. Leon Frigon, of Milford, MT. and Mrs. Ross Paul Snyder, Mrs. Henry Vezina; and the Misses Rose Ann Veillette and Eve Veillette, Alice, Joan and Justine Vanasse, Antoinette Snyder, Ruth Baribeau, Clare Baribeau, Claudette Chevrette, Pearl DeBois, John Baribeau and George Frigon. Luncheon was served and the couple presented 6 purse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
.. Weddings =.
LERz.zoLLo
Thomas Studio.

The wedding of Miss Marie An. tonette 'zollo, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Carmine zollo, East Main street, and Richard Edward LerE, son of Mrs. Vincenza, Nelson avenue, took place Monday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Lueys church. Rev. Michael McVerry celebrated the nuptial Mass.
 The bride wore an ivory satin gown with c peplum effect, and . sweeping train. A coronet of seed pearls was shirred to her veil Of il- fusion which was full length. Her bouquet was of orchids and garden las.
 The maid of honor, Miss Claire Zollo, sister of the bride, was attir. ed in q gown of deep pink slipper satin similar to tha: of the bride.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Matils da LerZ, sister of the groom, Miss Mary Louise Cipriano, niece of the groom, and Miss Anne Calo. They wore cerulean blue brocaded frocks. Arthur Lerz served aS best man for his brother, and guests were usher- cd in by Edward Santora, brother. in.law of the bride.
 A reception was held At Coneordia hall for over 300 people from New York, New Haven, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Florida. Mrs. Carmine Zolio, mother of the bride received in c two piece of black and white. She wore a corSage Of gars deniaS.
 The couple left on . two weeks wedding trip up the St. Lawrence river, Canada. They will reside at 27 Nelson avenue upon their return.
 The bride iS c graduate of Water. bury Catholic High School and MT, LerS is c graduate Of Leavenworth High School. He Is associated with U. 6. Time Corp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
Social Notes
MISS LORETTA o'BRIEN

Miss Jean ORourke, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Martin 0'Rourgo at4 tended the Holy Cross prom ct Wors eester, Mas, Saturday, Sept. eths Her escort Edward Stokes, served in the south Pacific and 1 now studying ct Holy Gross.
 Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Calo Of Hill street announce the birth of c son. Thomas Louis, born September 7th at St. MaryS hospital. Mrs. Calo is the former Lina TatA.
 Lorenzo c, TaSteili, son Of Mr. and Mrs. William c. Rasteili of 0l ScoVill street, has entered Colby college ct Waterville, Maine. He iB Q graduate of LeaVenwoFth high school.
 A meeting of the children os Mary sodality of the Church 0k Our Lady Of Lourdes will be held tomorrow evening at Q o'clock ln the parish hall, A program Of future events will be diseuSed.
 Mss Catherine English, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Prank Engiish, will enter the freshman class this month ct the College of St. EIigabeth, Convent, N. J. Miss EngllHh was graduated from the Waterbury Catholic high school in June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
SOCIETY
Rem0 M. Stein Married Monday

Mfr. and Mrs, Augusta Tamburini announce the marriage of their daughter, Rena Mary, to s/sgt. George Stein, son of Mrs, Cecile Stein, Portland, Ore. The marriage was performed Monday at 3 o'clock at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Rev. Alvaro santolini off. ciating.
 Mrs. Isura Bartolini, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and her brother, Presto Tanburini, acted as best man.
 The bride was attired in a pow der blue suit, with accessories to match and her sister also wore Q suit of fuchia color, with matching accessories.
 The bride Is Q graduate of St, Mary's school of nursing and sIsgt' Stein Is stationed at Fort ConStitu- tin, New Hampshire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11

ro the Editor Of The New York
 Times:
 We have in the Kilgore unem. ployment Compensation measure ( national rather than c State ques- ton to decide. Some States, like my own, are generous in matters of unemployment compensation, d. lowing Q maximum payment of 92: q week to all who earned GA anc over Q week. To this 922 we add @ extra for each dependent up tc three. This means, of course, 92t Q week. Other States allow c Enaxi- mum of Si0 q week for sixteen weeks, and ct least one allows only el6 week for fourteen weeks.
 A war worker who went Into one of these lower-bracket States tc work In Q war industry deserves as much reward during this period of confusion and readjustment as does the man who was working in one of the States most favorahly in- clined toward unemployment com. pensatlon benefits.
 It s true that within the past year many States have Increased the rate of payment and the num- Der of weeks In which an unemploy- cd man S eligible. But c war worker in c State that did noth- ing to improve It's unemployment, coirpensation should not Dc penal- azed or discriminated against. 0eo- graphical accident should not be the determining factor as to our treat- snent Of the unemployed in thii transitional period. We ought to keep in mind, too, that most of these States will not nave another meet. ing Of their Legislatures Intli ie47 --and then the present emergency wdll be over.
 Up Co Congress
 Here. Co my way of thinking, is the soundness of President Tru- InNn's recommendation to the Con- gr0os. Congress, which alone has the Responsibility for declaring war, Should feel some responsibility for, the conditions Of the transition from war to peace.
 There gre two disturbing clements an this sItuation one, the fear that c high rate Of unemployment com pensation would turn . nation of war workers Into c nation Of loafers and Iaalingerers. l notice that the people who stress this fear most alphabetically are the very people who say we are in for c great era of industrial prosperity. If we are 1n for . great era Of industrial prosperity we may Do sure that men will not hang around the grocery store or the drug store on Q mere 420 or 926 c week. The small group who would hang on for twentyssix weeks rather than 90 to work are like the proverbial poor always with Us. They are either phySlcally or mentally i'll or else Just naturally lazy. Their care for twenty-eix weeks is c burden we must assume as c part of the price we shail nave to pay for the taper ing of of our demobiliSation pro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11

Here b . simple, graceful all.ocs caSion frock for the larger figure. Soft shoulder shiTring and flatter. ing gored skirt are details every woman likes.
 Pattern No. so2S is designed for sizes 34, 3o, 30, 70, 42, 4e and 4e. Size so, short Sleevesh requires 3N yards of 3b.inch fabric or { i.0 yards of 30-inch; three-quarter sleeves, 1 yards 5e-inch fabric.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired and the PATTERN NUM- BIER to Ste Burnett, Waterbury Democrat. iiS0 Sixth avenue, New York 70, N, Y.
 The fNail and winter 1e46 issue of FASHION Is ready Brtmftl cl smart Ideas ior home sewers. ib cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
Fonniek Post in Special Nicotine

4 meeting of the David |. Fans nick Post, Jewish War Veterans, will take place at s:3o tomorrow night in the Legion rooms. The object of the meeting, aS announced by Com. inander Morris Shapiro, is to make final preparations for the visitation of the graves of dead Jewish sol. diers.
 Rabbi seymour derwitz, Beth Isreai Synagogue, will preside at the chanting of "Ail Merchim" ct 10 c. r1. over graves in three cenle. terieS and over the grave of Mrs Hiida Fanick, first Jewish Gold Star Mother of World War I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
Catholic Women
 Met Last Night

The Waterbury Council of Cath olic Women met last night at the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service, 60 Church street, Miss Lucy Bowes, chairman, presiding. Routine bust. ness was held and plans discussed for activities during the fall and winter months Programs will Do arranged for the monthly open meetings by the program chairman, Miss Natalie Altieri.
 It was voted to assist in the CoE1s munity Chest Drive next month, also to provide volunteers for cler- ical work in the annual distribu- ton of seals sponsored by tho Anti. Tuberculosis League.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11

The bidding shown occurred at the table at which echenkeIl and IIymes played. schenken's bid Of four no trump requested his parts ner to select c suit. After scuthb double, Hymes' pass said. Part ner, you select the suit echenken then bid his longest suit, which was promptly doubled v.
 schenken doublye lneseed the dIanold trick. The interesting point of the hand b that North and South can make i've spades even though west opens 6 spade and leads another when he sets in with Q heart. It can be made either by establishing the fifth diamond Of by end playing West after stripping his hand oi spades and