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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

as excess for Navy needs. This applies, for instance, to aviators in flight status, who are dis charged with A instead of 49 points. However, there has been no statement that communications specialists are in excess of needs, and 41 3-4 points are several months short of discharge. About lowering of Navy points, this is rumored, but there is nothing definite.
 c. My husband is in Company c, 56th Signal Battalion, Euro pean Theater, and has a total of 77 points. Would you please in- form me if his unit has been scheduled for return. If not, when could I expect his homecoming?
 A. If he isn't already on his way, he ought to be coming soon, regardless of when his unit comes. Point score for discharge was low cred to 79 on october l, and the Army hopes to bring back all men with 70 or more points from Europe in October.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
Your GI Rights
 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 oS sERVIcEMEN'S PROBLEMS
By DOUGLAS LARSEN NEA Staff CurreSpondent

Washington, Nov. Here are some more questions from relatives of men overseas who are inquiring as to when these men will come home:
 Q. My husband is a radio spe- cialist, age 25, and has been in the Navy three years, overseas five months. This gives him a total of 4l 3-4 points. have heard many rumors about wartime specialists being discharged, regardless of points, and would like something definite. I would also like to know if and when the Navy will lower its points. We have daughter six months old, and l sure would love my husband to be home for baby's first Christmas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
T/Sgt. MICHAEL C. LONGO

Manila-T/Sgt Michael G. Lon- go, husband of Mrs. Carmella Lon- go, 959 North Main street, is serV- ing with the 42nd Engineer Con- struction Battalion near Manila.
 Overseas since March, l945 T/Sgt Longo is entitled to wear the Asiatic-P Pacific theater ribbon with one campaign star for the Luzon campaign, the Philippine Libera- tion ribbon, and the Good Conduct Medal.
 He is a former student of Crosby High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
FRANCIS J. GROoDY sM 2/C

Francis J. Groody, stewards mate 2/c, has received his honorable dis charge after serving in the Navy Al months. He was stationed on 'Mer- chant Marine ships for 35 months in the European, African, Middle East ern and Asiatic theaters.
 His wife is the former Adele AseVicia and resides at 29 North Leonard street, with their two chil- dren.
 He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal and was employed at the Wa terbury Mfg. Co.,, before entering the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
JOHN c. CLUNEY NM 2/C

John c. Cluney, machinist's mate, 2/c. son of MT. and Mrs. John A. Cluney 579 Wolcott street. is home or leave after 10 months at Pearl Harbor Cluney entered the Navy July IA. 1914 and was stationed with submarine base ship repair unit.
 He vas employed as a foreman at the Waterbury Tool Co, prior to en- tering the service His wife is the former Helen Ca lin and resides with their two children. John H., two and a half years old and Susan Jane, one and a half years old at 104l WatertoWn avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
9t S@u D dte,s
by Bob , Hope

Hollywood, Nov. Its really amazing how during this war the scientists have learned to bust natures secrets wide open and turn them into tremendous pow CT. That little man with the thick glasses standing next to you waiting for the streetcar may have a pinch of atomic power right in his pocket. and if he has. you're lucky. You might have 8 chance of getting on.
 And what permanent jobs those scientists working on the atom have. Who's going to take
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
SGT. JAMES GIBBONS

For heroic achievement Sgt. James Gibbons, Hill street, has been awarded the Bronze Medal. Sgt. Gibbons recently completed a course of study at the American University in Biarritz and is now stationed with the 16th Calvary headquarters in Berlin.
 He entered the Army in December 1942 and has been overseas in the European Theater of Operations for a year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
LIT. CHARLOTTE FRAZIER

First It. Charlotte Frazier, who has served 10 months in New Gale donia. has been honorably discharg- ed from the Army at Camp Croft, s. C.. where she has been stationed the past two years with the Army Nurse Corps.
 It. Frazier entered the service three and half years ago. Before entering the service she graduated from the Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing. It. Frazier is the daugh- ter of Philip Frazier. Woodbury...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

TIA William Johnston, 43 Ives street, has been recently dis charged from the Army after five years of service. He took part in the seige of Aachen for which his battalion was cited. He also served with the 743d Tank Bat talion in Germany. He holds the Purple Heart.
 Sgt. Johnston, a former presi- dent of the Gents of the Hill, is the son of Patrick Johnston of 48 Washington street. His wife is the former Gertrude Dwyer. He was employed at the Chase Roll ing Mills before entering the ser vice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
SGT. FRANK DEIMANTAS

Fort Sill Okla, Nov. 2-Sgt. Prank Deimantas, 375 Washington avenue, has been separated from the service at the Fort Sill Separation Point
 Deimantas has been in the army 50 months. He wears the American Defense and American Theater rib- bon and the Good Conduct Medal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
s/sGT. HOWARD w. CooKsoN

S/Sgt. Howard w.. Cookson. son Of Joseph H Cool;son. q Terrace avenue, has arrived home after two and a half years with the Task Force Co.,, he served in Normandy on unpublished missions and also served in North Africa, England and Scotland.
 Sgt. Cookson, was married year ago to Felicity Jefferies. a British girl, at StraW-on-the-Wold, England. She will come to Waterbury to live as soon as she can obtain passage.
 Prior to entering the Army three years ago Sgt. Cookson was employ ed at the Chase Brass and Copper Co,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
Local Hotel Fined $40

A settlement of $24O by the Con- necticut Hotel, 28 Center street, Wa terbury. Conn, for violation of the rent regulations was announced to- day by the State OPA Office in Hartford.
 The settlement was made under the Administrator Claim for over charges in the rental of rooms. Out of the payment of S240, a total of $50 was refunded to the tenant overcharged and the remaining $l60 was sent to the treasurer of the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
SGT. CLAYTON L. BLICK

After serving in the Panama Canal Zone for two years, Sgt. Clayton L. Blick, son of MT and Mrs. Bernard Blick, 263 Willow street, has been honorably discharged from service at Westover Field. Mass.
 Prior to entering the service he practiced law here. He is a graduate of New York University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

Sioux City, Ia.-Lt. William R. Farrell, 2 Fleet street, has been honorably discharged from the Army Air Forces.
 It. Farrell, a veteran of many months of active duty in the European theater as bombardier, was released in accordance with the Army's point system.
 Prior to entry into the Air Forces he was employed at the Chase Brass & Copper Go.
 It. Farrell was prisoner of the Germans for F months at Stalag l Prison Camp. He has the ETO medal with one battle star, Purple Heart, Air Medal with three Clusters, Presidential Unit Citation and Silver Star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

A. There has been some con- fusion about release of specialists, probably because Navy has stated that certain special or specific" classes of personnel will be re- leased outside the point formula,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

chance on firing a guy who might be holding out a little?
 Those scientists were eager to have me take part in that test atom explosion in New Mexico. but I refused. It worked out for the better that way, too. They finally figured a way to set it oil by radio
 But it's really remarkable to think that ten pounds of that atomic power brought whole nation to it's knees. That's al- most as powerful as two drops Of Dotty Lamour's perfume.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

Sgt. Mary Burns, Womens Ma rine Corps, w. R., daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wayne Burns, Syl- van avenue, has been honorably discharged from service at Camp LeJeune, N. c. Sgt. Burns en' tered the service June, 1943, and received her training at Hunters College, N. Y, Cherry Point, N. c. She was stationed as a control tower operator at the New Bern Airfiled in Norht Carolina.
 Prior to entering the service she was an employe of the Water bury Tool Company in the Draft ing Broom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
%,se4Mb7y~vR ESTABLISHED 1885
The Mt. Rock Overcoot At $55-A Double Surface Coot For Double Duty.

By most unique process of weoV- ing and knitting, the fabric in O Mt. Rock overeoot hos the orig incl woven cold ond domp proof fabric plus soft hospitobIe worm hearted Iustrous silky warmth without added weight, fleece sur face knitted right on the originol body, thus forming double bor- rier against cold northeast winds as we'll providing double service for inc man who buys his over. eoots for the long pull.
 Mt. Rock hand done, soft as a kittens cor fleece surface eoot at $55, is something for mon to cuddIe into at the first op- brooch of e New EnsIond winter -ond stoy euddIed to the end of winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

l0lst. With this, the relief of Bas- togne was completed and Von Rundstedt's hope for a major breakthrough was finished.
 Men of the 80th could proudly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

cut of by Ger man steel in the fury of Von Rundstedt's win ter o fl eIn s i vie. Three days later, t h e doughboys knifed through to IL lg IL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

MT. and Mrs. Edward Winters and daughters, Frances and Mar jorie, visited Mrs. Winters brother, Cpl. William Aquilar at Fort Dev- ems, Mass, Sunday. Cpl. Aquilar has just returned from the Pacific area.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
Hart Discharged

T/Sgt. William Hart of Scoyill Road has received his honorable discharge and is at his home. He enlisted in July of 194l and saw service in New Caledonia, New Maya, St. Lo and Australia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
Attention Readers

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
Fighting Diuisions
Blue Ridge Boys Freed Bostoqne
By NEA Service

On Christmas Day, l944, men of the 80th (Blue Ridge) Infantry Dl- vision began to batter their way toward the beleagured l0lst Air
 lTN,,y;-ioto
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
Exhibition

Mrs. Kenneth Warner, Mrs Charles Rogers, Mrs. Henry Norton and Mrs. Rufus Norton attended the All Achievement Exhibition Friday night held at Hamden High School.
 Thursday. Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Hen " Norton and Mrs. Rufus Norton attended the Homemaking Farm Bureau drive dinner in Woodbridge and attended the meeting that fol- lowed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
A/C FRANCIS M. RYAN

WestoVer Field, Mass.-A/C Fran cis M. Ryan, Il Taylor street, was discharged from the army here to- day under the point system.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

MT. and Mrs. Leslie Hart of Sco- will Road had as recent guests, Cpl. Olive Davis of Shreveport, La. and Sgt. Lawrence Childers of Barks- dale Field. La.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07

Pvt. Anthony Putetti has received an honorable discharge and is now at his home on Meriden Road. He entered the service January, l943.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
Todd Road Youth Wins Promotion
 Sanford Winters
 Staff Sergeant
 At Two Jimo

Wolcott, Nov. 7-Sanford Winters, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Win ters of Todd Road, has been ad- vanced to staff sergeant. He is To- cated in Two lima.
 John Bowen, Sil, is now sta- toned at Guam
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
VOLILNA VIHRA RADI
ARNOLDA JOHNSONA

Edini komunist, XII je kandi-
dat v obstojeci volilni kampanji,
Arnold Johnson, XII kandidira "a
solski odbor, je izzval boz v vr-
stab CIO unij v Clevelandu.
Proti Johnsonu Sc je vceraj il
reklo sest znanih CIO vodite-
ljev, XII MISC zadovoljni z akcijo
CIO odbora "a politicno akcijo,
XII ga je pref odobril.
Tozadevno izjavo so podali
sledeci: William F. Donovan,
distriktni ravnatelj jeklarske
unije; Sam Sponseller, lokalni
pokrajinski direktor CIO; Beryl
Peppercorn, poslovodja kroja-
ske organizacije Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America;
William F. Krupp, predsednik
lokalne unije jeklarskih delav-
cev st. 1873, in Eugene A. Kelly,
predsednik clevelandskega cas-
nikarskega guilda.
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Nov grob
MATTHIAS ORAZEM

Snoci oh 9. uri je umrl ma
svojemu domu po dolgi bolezni
Matthias (Mike) Orazem. Star
je bill 50 let in je bill donna IL
Velikih Poljan, odkoder je pri-
sci v Ameriko leta 1898. Druzi-
ma zivi ma 19O51 Abbey Rd. Bill
je Clan drustva Janeza Krstni-
ka ABB. Tukaj zapusca sopro-
go Frances, rojeno Skerl, donna
il vasi Slejine pri sv. Trojici,
tri sinove in emo hcer: Louisa,
Mike, Mrs. Frances Doerrige in
Franka, XII Sc nahaja z armada
ma Pacifiku, ter vnuke. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil pod vodstvom A.
Grdina in sinovi pogrebnega "a
voda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
Protest dijakoy prot
Geraldu Snithu
" Los Angelesu

LOS ANGELES, 2. nov.-Tu
:je danes ze drugi dan vec sto
srednjesolskih dijakov piketira-
10 pred uradom solskega odbora
kot protest proti govoru, XII ga
ina imeti v avditoriju neke So
lie znani ameriski fasisticni hui
skac Gerald L. K. Smith.
Danes je prisla ma pozorisce
piketiranja policija, XII je 500 di-
jakov in dijakinj odvedla ma po-
licijsko postajo, ostali pa so bill
razprseni cd policije ma motor
nih kolesih.
Mladi demonstranti so kora-
kali stiri mile dalec cd Roose-
velt High Sole pred urad solske-
ga odbora, XII je bill nekaj casa
cd vseh strani obkoljen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03

nocni uri nisi smell ma cesto, nj
sem mogel poklicati doktorja.-
Nato ga je Sc enkrat poslej, Sc
pred policijsko uro, ko ga je
tretjic, mu ze nj vee pomagala
zdravniska pomoc in je v "a urah
bill mrtev, revez, II let je doca-
kal. Hudo mi je, ko nj pricakal,
da bi sla v osvobojeno Istro, XII
81 jo je vedno tako zelel videti.
Incl je velik, krasen pogreb in
in bosta v skupnem grobu Zef-
ko, Tvojo sestro, XII je umrla le-
to pref "a jetiko v bolnisnici.
''Radi papana sem 81 vzel no.
vo, veliko res krasno stanovanje
poleg Magistrate, incl je lepo
svojo sobo. Vendar je BID revez,
ker raznere po cestah MISC do
puscale, da bi Sci kaj ven. Bill je
vedno kak rompompom. ,~..
''Vasi so gorele, 10 kresovi,
dan ma dan in zvecer SO junaski
Italijani hodili z aeroplani bonn
bardirat uboge kn1ecke bate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
Veliki izgredi
prOti MdOm IL
bruhnili v Egiptu
Arabci vprizorili velike
demonstracije proti Ii
dovski drzavi v Palestini

KAIRO, 2. novembra. - Da-
mes so v tenn mestu izbruhnili
veliki proti-zidovski izgredi, te-
kom katerih je bila pozgana ne
ka sinagoga in v ulienih spopa-
din je bio ranjenih najmanj
$50 oseb, medtem ko nepotrje-
no porocilo il Aleksandrije tr-
di, da je bilo tam v slienih IL
gredih ubitih sedem oseb.
Slieni izgredi, "a katerimi Sc
nahajajo Arabci, so izbruhnili
tudi v vec drugih egiptovskih
mestih, medtem ko so Arabci v
Palestini, Siriji in Lebanol.
znak protesta proti zidovski +.
zavi v Palestini, katero zahte-
va svetovno zionisticno gibanje,
vprizorili stavke in demonstra-
CHE.
Egiptovski premier Nokrasi
pasa je nocoj ma ljudstvo apeli-
raj, da ostane mirno in izjavil,
da Sc slicni dogodki ne bodo vec
ponovili. Izrazil je vero, da sc
bodo ljudje jutri vrnili ma svoje
posle.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
Anglei trde, da
ie Hitler nnrtev

BERLIN, 2. nov.-Zavezniski
kontrolni svet je danes objavil
uradno porocilo britske tajne
sluzbe, XII trdi, da je ma podlagi
izpovedi pric in druge evidence
mogoce definitivno porocati, da
je Adolf Hitler mrtev, akoravno
sc nj nikdar naslo njegovega
trupla.
Zbrana evidence dokazuje,
pravi porocilo, da Sc je Hitler
ustrelil 80. aprila 1941 v bun
kerju pod poslopjem drzavnega
kancelarstva, in da je istocasno
izvrsila samomor njegova ljubi-
ca, igralka Eva Braun, XII je zau-
lila strup.
Glasom te verzije, sta Hitler
in Eva Braun, XII sta Sc nedavno
pref porocila, sklenila iti skupno
smrt, in da sta bill trupli obeh
sezgani ma dvoriscu nemskega
kancelarstva.
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Upijanjena deGka

& 3 -as IS
v b1izini st. Clair Ave. in
Royal Rd. SO ljudje vceraj videli
diva, kakih osem let stara decka,
ki sta bila ocividno pijana. Eden
je incl V roki steklenico zganja.
Policija ju je odpeljala v boil
nisnico, kjer so deckoma izpum-
pail zelodec, nakar je bill eden
poslan domov, drugi pa Sc BE
vedno nahaja Y bolnisnici Y res
nem stanju. Kot se je zvedelo, je
eden iznned deckov xganje dobil
donna, ne d bi o tenn vedeli ME
govi starSi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
CLEVELANDSKI SLOVENCI
VABIJO

"Clevelandski Slovenci" cd
drustva st. II SDZ vabijo Clan
stvo SDZ in ostalo obcinstvo,
da poseti veselico, XII jo priredi-
jo nocoj v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma st. Clair Ave. Od-
Dor sc je potrudil, da Sc je vse
uredilo, da DO nocojsnja zabava
prvovrstna v vseh ozirih. Okrep-
cil ne bo manjkalo, pa tudi god
ba DO izborna, da Sc bo vse We
selo vrtelo. Torej, ako zelite do
bro zabavo, obiscite "Cleveland-
ske Slovence"!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
Ves+i IL zivIi ienio
omeriskih Slovencev

Chicago. - John Trojar, tai
mix drustva Slavic SNPJ, Sc
nahaja v bolnisnici St. Antho-
ny, ker mu je odpovedalo zdrav-
je.
Chicago. - Joseph Kopritz,
brat Mary Bizjakove, Sc Sc we'd
no nahaja v bolnisnici Illinois
Research Hospital, Dam en- in
Polk st. Prejel je ze "a transfu-
zij krvi, toda ker je Sc vedno
slab, jo potrebuje Sc vec. Me
bova zena in sorodniki apelira-
jo ma tukajsnje rojake, ako bi
Sc kdo hotel prijaviti in mu da-
ii krvi.
Barberton. o. - Zadnje dni
so bill casino odpusceni IL ar
made John Rezel, Frank Plat
ner, John Penko, Frank Okolis,
John in Louis Ujcic ter Edward
Grum.
Scranton, Pa. - Dne 9. okto-
bra je tukaj umrl Joseph Lebe-
devich, rodom Rus, star "A let
in clan SNPJ.
Madison, Ill. Dne 81. augusta
je umrla Mary Zerjal, rojena v
Sv. Mihaelu pri Postojni in cla-
MICA jednote % let. Dne 1. sep
tembra pa je umrla Mary Ore
sic, rojena Brucic v Madisonu,
Ill. Zapusea moza in diva otro-
ka, kakor tudi starse. Obe sta
bill clanici SNPJ.
Oglesby, Ill. - Nedavno je
bila operirana ma slepicu miss
Julia Box, hcerka druzine John
Dusak. - v Chicago Sc je po-
dal ma tezko operacijo Charles
Ambrose in jo sreeno prestal.
- Porocila sta Sc Rudolph Box
in Frances Stubler.
Lorain, O. - Dne 13. okto.
bra je umrl Joseph Mramor
star 80 let in v Ameriki So let
Rojen je bill v vasi Selscek, fara
Begunje pri Cerknici in znan kot
Brinarjev oce. Zapusca zeno
diva sinova in sest vnukov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03

"Nas Janez, cd Pepine fantek,
Sc je pri Rakovniku, kjer zivi
svakinja, igral z druzicami sest
let starim, z otrosko pistolo, XII
jo kupis ma stantu. Pa ii naen-
krat prihrumijo Italijani cd Ra-
kovnika, obkolijo hiso, preisku-
jejo "a revolverjem; k sreci nj
bio nobenega moskega pri hisi.
Nato pristavijo otroka in svaki-
MO oh lid in hofejo streljati. lie
s tezavo Jim je uspelo dopoveda-
ii, da' je bilo streljanje lie il otro-
ske igrace in ko je fantek po-
kazal, kako je naredil, je bill vep-
dar oficir toliko pameten, da je
spoznal in Sc smejal strazarju,
XII je dejal, da je tocno slisal
kroglo mimo uses. .
'Dne 81. septembra mi je
umrl papa-tudi zrtev razmer in
italijanske nevarnosti. Ponoci
ga je vrgla bozjast kot ze vec-
krat zadnja leta, in ker SO nam
blokirali telefon in tudi po pol