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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23

rest of the United States learns to appreciate what that means"
 Back in 1928, when Harry Truman was presiding judge of the Jackson County court, the administration body of the county government. he decided to pull the county out of the mud" He began by telephon- ing two civil engineers at II o'clock in the morning to arrange meet ing in their office at o'clock. But let one of those engineers, Maj. Gen. Edward M. Stayton, tell it.
 SAVED MONEY
 Truman just started out abrupt ly and said, I want you two men to make me a plan for a road system that will serve and develop Jackson County. It will be entirely outside politics and I want it on an absolute merit basis in every respect Time was to demonstrate that he meant just that.
 We made the surveys and the plans and the people voted $10,000,- 900 in bonds for the construction of the road system. Just before the election Truman again stated that the roads would be built under the direction of diSintereSted engineers and contracts would be awarded to the lowest bidder. Time again was to demonstrate that he meant just that. The road program was not in fluenced in the slightest degree by political considerations.
 Harry is a good man to work with and is tactful and aggressive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23

All we had to do was build good roads. The result of all this was that we built not only every mile contracted for but an additional 30 miles and then returned to the county $20O,000 of the money the people had voted"
 Since beginning his public ca reer about 25 years ago, Truman has had no other source of in- come than his salary as a public official. It has been tough Sled- ding. AS a senator the demands upon him become so great that he turned over large share of the office work to his wife and put her on the payroll at $4,500.
 He made no attempt to cover it up, explaining calmly that Mrs. Truman not only did office work but also served as his advisor on speeches, doing much of the edit ing and rewriting. It was money she had earned, he said.
 No waster of public funds, he even went so far as to order that no telephone be installed in his office at the United tSates court house in Kansas City. He was there only intermittently, he ex- plained, and it just wasn't worth it.
 For years his calls were handled through the next-door office of Judge John Caskie Collet. It was the rule that Judge Collet's secre- tary would walk down the hall, un- tremendously stick her head in the door and announce, Telephone,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
RABBI ClFTER IN
 FAREWELL SERMON
Leaves Shortly to Become Dean of RabbiniCal COl=
 lege in Cleveland

Rabbi and Mrs. Max Gifter, who will leave this week to make theii home in Cleveland, were honored at farewell party last night at the Beth Israel auditorium. Rabbi Gif- ter. who has been serving at Beth- Israel and Sharith Israel syna- sogues, has accepted the post of dean at the Rabbinical College of TelShe in Cleveland.
 Members of various Jewish or- ganizations of the city and many out-of-town guests attended the part.
 Yesterday morning Rabbi Gifter delivered farewell address to the the Beth Israel Mems club at the synagogue vestry rooms. Mur- ray Grossman, president, presided at the meeting.
 Rabbi Seymour Gerwitz of Brad- ley Beach, N. J., who will succeed Rabbi Gifter, will be speaker at next weeks meeting. Rabbi Gif- ter served here from November, 1941
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
me nsuSaes Important Shift Of Power From East To Midwest

Senatorl" Truman would excuse himself from his visitor, for there was always . visitor, and hurry to take the call.
 The new President should not be expected to startle the world with oratory. It never was his forte and any attempt he might have made at it as Q senator would have been vastly overshadowed among his constituents by the memory of the man he succeeded, the late Jim Reed, a master of the old school. SPEECHES ARE BRIEF
 On the political front lines since 1922, Truman never was what the boys called "a hot campaigner. His speeches were always well worked out, meaty. Harnessed to that ora tory killer, the microphone, he has developed only one gesture, a single, choppy, forearm stroke, for empha- sis. He has the rather harsh enun- citation that is typical of the middle west. Therefore, he turns to reason, rather than a flow of words to tm- press an audience. His speeches us- ually are brief.
 Both as county court judge and a senator, Truman did his best work quietly, in conference with a small groups, or by circu- lating among the voters with g. handshake and a personal word.
 If there is any easier way to get a thing done, Truman will find it. He never, has resorted to viciouSneSS in his campaigns. Even his senate investigation was an attempt to accomplish an end without injuring anyone. A law yer with his committee once told reporter that the idea was not to roll out an impressive string of war fraud prosecutions but to expose bad practices, expose glar- ingly evil cases, to serve as @ warn- ing to all that they must walk the straight and narrow.
 AS President, Truman, within the first few hours that he held the office, demonstrated that he will use his personal contacts to get along with Congress, rather than trying to whip them into line with surprise speeches lashed out over a nation wide radio net work. Truman called Congress sional leaders together at lunch for a conference over the immediate problems that lie ahead of him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
HORNED OWL TOUGH

Kennebunkport, Me. = (U.P0 - Kenneth Roerts. the widely-known novelist, hunted several days for one of the traps he had set for horned owls which attacked his ducks. He found the trap on the leg of an owl which had been caught in another trap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
30, TAKES FIRST PLANE RIDE

Pawtucket, R. I. - (U.PD - Mrs. Dorothy Giannecchinni had the thrill of her lifetime recently when she took her first airplane ride. The pilot was her grandson, Private Louis J. Marcucelli of the Army Air Forces. The ride took place on Mrs. Giannecchinni's 80th birthday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
ACCOUNTANTS
 | BOOK PNSKY
State Labor Official Talks at New Haven Session
 Tomorrow Night

There will be a technical meeting of the New Haven Chapter. Nation al Association of Cost Accountants tomorrow evening at 7:30 in the Graduates Club of Yale, l55 Elm street, the subject under discussion will be, Merit Rating As It Effects Connecticut Employers"
 The speakers will be David Pin sky, Director of Research and Sta tistics of the Employment Security
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23

Brass Nuggets Members of Mt Manresa Band of Retreatants paid final tribute Sunday evening to their late associate Patrick McKenna of Walnut Street Tomorrow they will honor the memory of of their most ardent workers and promoters, Roger J. Walsh first anniversary high Mass of requiem in his honor will be celebrated at o'clock tomorrow morning in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. "Jim" Kelly, former assistant postmaster, taking his afternoon stroll See Bill" Nichols former postal superintendent, almost daily No two served Uncle Sam efficiently than "Bilp and "Jim". Men of their vast experience and knowledge of postal affairs are sadly missed these days in the postal service = from Waterbury to the Golden Gate and back. And you can say that again, Brother. :.
 Wedding bells will soon ring for "Jinnie Fitzgerald
 manager of the Fulton Grocery store near the of Willow and RidgewOOd streets. Jimmie" in the past year more has had to explain shortages of coffee sugar, butter and other necessities but not
 until he started to look and inquire did he learn that there is greater shortage of rents Don't worry Jimmie. As Ella Wheeler Wilcox says = Love will find way, and if all the world loves IOver nclud ing landlords your problem will be solved soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
Tall Tower Topics
Good Evening.
BY THE MAN IN THE TowR


 Corporal Bill Harrington, IT,, Crosby, Al, and former captain of the Sons of the Legion, is now Somewhere in China. He is with signal corps unit, but during his aerial flights of the past three months he has landed in South America Ascension Island, Africa and India and number of way stations. He is now believed to be in where Lieutenant Colonel Joseph DiPietrO and First Lieutenant ISadOre Rieger of Waterbury stationed. While in ASsan, India, Corp. Harrington by chance met former pal and Waterburian, Francis ('POp) Johnson of COlley Street. The two spent three hours talking about familiar subject, "WateEbury" The Tower acknowledges with thanks the invitation of the VIEW auxiliary to attend the testimonial dinner to its national president Mrs Hazel MlIer of DeS MOines. Mrs. Miller spent the weekend in Waterbury and is presntly route to make official visit to the State of Vermont q hope to find such friendliness and such hospitality have found in Waterbury and in Connecticut. The kindneSseS shown personally and officially have been heart-warming and inspiring My thanks to al,' was Mrs Mller'S parting message. Next Saturday night members of the local legion will join with state units in New Haven in hOnOring their National Commander. COnnec'"'It is famed for it's hospitality
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23

Corporal John F. Greblunas, former reporter on the Waterbury American, now with the Seventh Army somewhere in Germany says crossing the famous Rhine not impressive he thought would be- because his outfit made it engneerbuilt bridges rather than the towering German bridges which have all been destroyed. Writing to member of the repor- tOrial staff of the Democrat the Lithuanian soldier added, that going into Germany was quite different from going into France-nO smiles, no handwriting and gifts of wine and fruit to the American doughboyS Sights that common the complete destruction of the cities and towns The cities and towns in the hlneland reminded him of CassinO Italy and that town really is in rins Cpl Greblunas went on to say that he thought the towns in France pretty well mussed up but he had to get to Germany to find out that the U. S. Air Force and Artillery not sleeping. 'What sorry sight those Nazi superpeope with their long faces and white flags waving from windows of whatever building homes bombs have not entirely destroyed" he continued. Outside of Italy, Cpl. Greblunas thinks the Deutschland has the most beautiful scenery he has seen and the SuperhighWays, AutObahn which Hitler nice to build to speed the Allied armies the Fatherland really something to and they reminded the former local newspaperman of COnnecti cuts own Merritt Parkway. Among the principal cities he has visited far Kaserlautern Franken thai and Worms.
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koncesjjp darymo svetimu zemu ir svetimu valstybl
pilieciV gyvybiu saskaiton.

koncesjju darymo svetmu zemu ir svetimu valstybiu
pilieciu gyvybiu saskaiton.
Nebukime saves paciu pardavejai
Nesunku iziuneti kad tokia padets Lietuvos r jos
mazuju Baltijos kamyniu klausma padaro daugau ne
gu tragska Ir terra buda kuriais sia padet ga
lime sutiktl Abejngai ia priimdam arba ja nekompro-
misiniai atmesdami. Pilmass budas reskia modus vi
vendi eskojmo bosevkais antrasis zutbutine ko-
va su ias.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga yra pasirinkus antraji
kela il juo il els Xxi gallo Jos suks yra: "JOku kalbu
bolsevkas kc paskutnis sovietu karevis neissdan
gins is Letuvos teritorijos ir kol tkra Leuviska val
dzia nepaims valstybes varo sayo rankas.
Deja, Sis nusstatymas nera visu Lietuviu univer-
saiai priimtas Kaip znome United Lithuanian Relief
Fund jau yra sutkes ir pasuntes pagaba Letuva per
Russian War Relief tue prisiimdamas boseviksko ele
mento globa ir - tai dar bogau pastatydamas Lie
tuva viename lygyje bosevku teritorionis. Zinc
MAJ galima numanyti kad BALI vadovybe ne su lengva
srdzia su tuo sutko Teko grdeti kad is atitinkamu
stagu net bve nurodyta kad ei BALE tue nesutiks
tai jis busias panaikintas ..~s ~-.
I tai betgi vertingo zmogaus atsakymas turetu bu-
buves toks "Jei JUS norite parduoti mes gal but
persilpn sitam pasprezinti, bet niekuomet
nesutiksime patys saves parduot Uzdarykite BALE,
ei toks terra usu teisngunas bet bolsevk bernas
nebusime''. y~~-
Taip tik pasiryzmas nugaleti arba zuti gall grain
tt Letuviui laisve. Gi megnimas prisitaikyt dabar
tine padet resla ka kita kap sutilima verguve
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EVyrai, Pasisakykit
Aiskiau

Tevyne ir Amerika, du mu-
su savaitrasciai, daznai prisi-
mena apie trukuma Lietuviu
tarpe vieningos veiklos Lietu.
vos feikalais.
Prize to dar, Tevyne pasku-
tiniame numeryje patalpino il
ga redakcini straipsni, kriti-
kuodama kritikuotojus, arba
tuos laikrascius ir redaktorius
kurie nieko daugiau nepajiegia
kaip tik kitus sneizti, kitu pa
stangas ir darbus neigti.
Butu tik naudinga jeigu ir
Tevyne ir Amerika imtu ir pa
zymetu vardais apie kuriuos
vadus ir laikrascius bel ju re-
daktorius kalba kaip vienybes
trukdytojus, kitu darby smei-
zikus, ir bergzdzius priekabiu
jieskotojus.
Kadangi ir Amerika ir Te-
vyne daznai talpina ALT pra-
nesimus ir jos darby pagyras,
nepazymint kas yra vieningu-
mo trukdytojai, kas atsisako
ir atmeta vieninguma, iseina
lyg visais kaltininkais yra Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajunga ir A
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A X Y S
(Juozas Paukstelis)

Kur dingo .tos slaptingos juodos akys,
Ugnim sparnotos, laisvos kur nuskrido?
Oar buciau simta kartu sudiev JON sakes,
Oar buciau deges meile ir pavydu.
@ niekad jom sudiev nepasakyciau,
Neatsitraukciau niekad as nuo juju....
Nors skaudzios butu kaip kirciai vilyciQ,
Nors pilnos butu vyliu kerstinguju.
O, akys, saules sirdimi uzkurtos,
JUS dangiskomis gelemis prazyde,
Sugryzkte, sugrazinkit savo burtus,
AS lauksiu, as melsiuosi jus isvydes.
Deja! Vetui - vieni sapnai beliko,
Tai skaistus jie, tai siurpus ir migloti,
Kaip mano rytdiena. =. Taip nyku...
0 norisi myleti, dziaugtis r svajoti.
Kur dingot JUS uzburtos juodos akys,
Ugnim sparnotos, laisvos kur nuskridot?'
Likau as jums sudiev dar nepasakes,
Likau be meiles, dziaugsmo ii, pavydo. 80.
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LIETUVOS zEMELAPIAI

sioje knygeleje telpa didelis Lietuvos zeme-
lapis, Kauno zemelapis, Lietuvos natal ir
saikai, miesteliu ir miestu vardai ir prize
kuriu apskriciu priklauso ir kitos informa-
cijos apie buvusia Nepriklausoma Lietuva.
(Galima siusti paste zenklais po 5c)
Kama SUI prisiuntinu tik $1.OO
Reikalaulxit- "DirvOjen
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VALGIV
GAMINIMAS
ir Nanny Prizziurejimas
Kama su prisiuntimu S1.25

Kama su prisiuntimu S1.25
Didele, ITO puslapiu kpyga nurodanti kaip
ganinti visokius valgius: sudeta daugybe
receptu il paaiskinimq kaip paruosti valgius
fuo paprasciausiu Xxi puosniausiu poliliv.
Visoki kepsniai, pyragai, Writ ir kept vah
giai, mesos, ir tt. Kuri Seimininke turi ru-
pesnio ir vargo su gaminirnu valgiq, privar
10 isigyti sia naudinga knyga.
Reikalaallit "DirvOie"
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Kaip lietuviai savo Laisvq gyn6 Is metal atga|

apginkluotas.
siaip bel taip apsiginklave, ememfs
lpasalu apsaudyti pravaziuojancius boise
vikus. Ne tick jiems nuostoliu pridaryda-
vom kick paigasdindavon1.
Is masu Primo zygio gryzom lainetojais
| 1919 metu Balandzio IL pirma karta
aplankem bolsevikus. Buvo mazdaug 81
taip:
Viena diena atvyksta j Salocius kaz
koks itartinas "senukas" is Pasvalieciu k,
Fabrics VAL, uz kim. nuo Salociu mics
telio. "Senuka" sulaikem ir pristatem
partizanu staba irengta vieno Zydo tus-
ciame antrame aukste, veliau felcerio Gy-
lilo namuose. stabe "senuka" istardzius
is jo suzinota kad Pasvalieciu kaime yra
penki bolseviku raiti zvalgai
= Tx penki, musQ daug daugiau!
- susijaudine tarem, isgirde ta zinia. -
Reikia ka nors veikti, isnaudoti susikau-
pusia energija Pasitaiko gera proga -
penki bolseviku zvalgai pagauti! Butinai
turin juos submit! Juk esam gerai ap-
ginkluoti ir sudarom didele jiega!
Musu partizanu buriui tada vadova-
vo senas, prityres karys, ST. Trimakas.
Vadas pasiunte partizana Alberta Rudi
Pasvalieciu kaima istirti kick ir kur yra
apsistoje bolseviku zvalgu.
Rudis, persirenges elgetos drabuziais,
isvyko zvalgyti Prasidejo ilgos laukimo
valandos. Nekantravome ir, belaukdami
sugryztaneio Rudzio, gincijomes. Paga-
liau Rudis susiles suplukes, gryzo. Pra-
nese vadui kar ir kick yra bolseviku zval-
gu. Vadas, caves pakankamai ziniu apie
priesa, isake ruostis zygiui. Skubiai pa
siruose, Balandzio 20, apie II nakti pesti
kama.
Pats zygis, kaip dabar galvoju, tureio
butt labai atsargus, mes lengvai galejom
patekti bolsevikams nelaisve. Pasvalie-
eiu kaimas j rytus nuo Salociu. Zygiuo-
'jant. NUNS j Pasvaliecius, siaure nuo ke-
lilo uz poros kilometru stovejo bolseviku
kuopa, j pietus, neaisku kurioje vietoje,
stovejo atskira bolseviku dalis. Bolsevi-
kai, ieigu butu suzinoje apie musu zygi,
lengvai galejo NUNS uzeiti uz akiu ir pa
init nelaisven.
Taciau zygis puikiai pavyko. Vos die
nelei pradejus breksti, jau buvo Pasvalie-
ciu kaime. Greit apsupom trobesius ku-
riuose buvo apsistoje bolseviku raiteliu
zvalgai. Bolsevikai, nespeje tinkamai pa
sipriesinti buvo, summit. Taciau vienam,
pasinaudojant tamsa, pavyko pasprukti.
/ musu rankas pateko grobis: bolseviku
sarvuote, nemazai granatu ir penki ark
liai
Gryzom Salocius kaip nugaletojai.
Vietos gyventoju akyse mes keleriopai
pakilom. Gyventojai mus pasitiko garsiu
valio!
Pc sio musu zygio bolsevikai pasidare
atsargesni ir s1markiai ant musu inirso.
Emem dazniau ir dazniau JUGS puldineti
(Bus daugiau)
NREXEIK nusa naminiu ancin aurinarnu
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merikos Lietuviu Misijai bel
ia spauda kuri su siomis or
ganizacijomis dirba.
Tevyne ir Amerika turetu
paimti vyriska drasa ir pasa-
kyti savo skaitytojams ir vi
suomenei kad Lietuvai Vaduo-
tt Sajunga iris laiskus siunte
Americas Lietuviu Tarybos va
dams ("trims didiesiems") SUI
pasiulymais rasti susitaikymo
priemones, dirbti bendrai tuo-
Sc klausimuose kurie padarytQ
daugiausia gero Lietuvai; stu
lie net bendros delegacijos rel
kalinguma. Is LVS puses bu-
vo tie dalykai numatyti.
Bet ALT vadai visais atve-
jais, visas LVS pastangas SUI
sitarti bendrai dirbti atmete.
Is kitos puses, butu gera Ii
mott kick, kada ir kokius pa
siulymus ALT vadai padare
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungai ar
Americas Lietuviu Misijai.
Visa tai uztylint, Americas
ir Tevynes skaitytojai gauna
ispudzio kad LVS nenori vie
nybes, o ne ALT.
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sBEZDzIONES paimtos
nelaisve gyvena tik keleta me-
tu uzdarytos narvuose. JOS
tose salygose tankiausia mir
sta nuo dzioVOS.
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eNORS vietomis Amerikoje
medziu nera per simtus myliu,
taciau misku 81 sails turf tick
kad iseina 20 5 akrus girios
kiekvienam gyventojui.
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Uz lasinius perkam ginkll

Pradzia visada sunki. Nuns truko
ginklu, amunicijos ir maisto. Teisybe, mai
tinimosi kausima greit issprendem. Krei-
pemes Salociu miestelio ir apielinkes gy-
ventojus, ir maistas bematant j musu bu-
RI eme plaukti. Prize musu maitinimo daug
prisidejo ir vietos klebonas Kun. stomber-
gas. 10 virtuveje maitinosi net keliolika
partizanu.
Baltuju komitetui teko isspresti svar-
biausi klausinlai - aprupinti partizanus
ginklais il amunicija. Buvo nutarta kad
del ginklu reikia kreiptis Vokiecius. Gal
jie parduotu arba paskolintu. ST pareiga
buvo pavesta Kun. Stombergui. AS ir
dar vienas, kurio pavardes nebeprisimenu,
turejom klebona lydeti.
Zinodanli kad Vokieciai dideli mege-
| jai Lietuvisku lasiniu, sviesto ir kiausiniu,
prisikrovem siu produktu geroka deze =
produktus suaukojo vietos gyventojai. ST.
taip pasiruose, isvykom j Bauske (Latvi-
joje), kur dar laikesi atskiros Vokieciu
kariuomenes dalys ir stabas. u 81 musV
turta is Vokieciu gavom apie 16 senu su.
rudijusiu ir apdauzytu Rusu sautuvu il
sick tick soviniu. Gerai neprisimenu al
jie NUNS JUGS dave, dovanojo, paskoline
ar pardave Gautus sautuvus pasidalinon
ir isivaizdaVom kad musu bnrys yisiska