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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20
PRAKTICNI NASVETI

Da cvetlice v vazi ostanejo
dale casa sveze, dodaj vodi ne
kaj Urn soil. Sol pref v vodi do
bro raztopi. Ko menjas vodo
cvetlicam, obrisi vso gnilobo s
stebel, po potrebi pa stebla Sc
malo porezi. Tako bodo cvetlice
dalje casa ostale vazi lepe in
sveze. Ce hoces, da bos ohrani-
la cyetlice po vec dni sveze, ne
postavi jih takoj, ko jih prime
ses domov, v proved topic soho
ali blizu peel, marvec ma bolj
hladen prostor, sicer kmalu I'VE
nejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20
PODALJSANJE CLOVEsKE-
GA ZIVIJENJA DO 1875
LETNE STAROSTI

Organizacija ruskih znan
stvenikov v Sovjetski R u S il
naznanja, da je professor Ale
ksander A. Bogomolec, ravna-
tell biologicnega in patalogic-
mega oddelka Kijevskega vseu-
cilisca, katero so vsled vojne
zacasno premestili v Ufo, izu-
mil neke vrste serum, XII .je IL
redno vspesen pri leeenju raka,
srcnih bolezni, prerane ostare.
losti in zdravljenju ran. Seru-
mu so dali ime "anti-reticular
cytoto3ic serum, oziroma "A
CS", Sc je dosedaj izkazal kot
najboljsi lex "a imenovane bo-
lezni. Sovjetska druzba znan-
stvenikov je Re poslala vse po-
drobnosti o novem izumu druz-
hi amerlskih znanstvenikov.
Now serum Sc izdeluje ma ia
naein, da Sc vbrizga popolno-
ma zdravim konjem mozgovo
tvarino ljudi,. Xxi SO bill popol-
noma zdravi, XII SO pa umrli ma
gle smrti. Vse podrobnosti te-
ga izdelka, SO ze il Sovjetske
Rusije poslali nasim znanstve-
nixon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

kom, XII so tako globoko pose
gil v svoje zepe. Poleg Euclid
canov smo opazili precej Sent
claircanov in Collinwoodca
Udelezba bi bila nedvomno vec-
ja, ko bi nam ne nagajali vre-
menski bogovi. ....
V drugi vrsti Sc zahvaljujemo
govornikom: Josko Ovnu, Leo
Kushlanu, Ivan Bostjancieu in
Jim Rottarju. Njihovi govori
SO bill prepricevalni, 1skreni in
polni navdusenja. Navzoci so
Jim sledili veliko pozornostjo
in odobravanjem.
Dale sc zahvaljujemo nasim
amaterskim umetnikom, XII so
nam podali kratek toda ucinko-
Wit spored. Nastopili so sledeci:
Pevski zbor "Slovan'', Muzikal-
nj trio cd mladinskega zbora
IL Waterloo Rd. Doris in Jerry
Pajk in Eleanor Pavli. Sally
Hrvatin nam je zapela dve O.
PERM ariji. Ona poseda mnogo
obetajoc dramaticni sopran. Tu-
di dvanajstletna Betty Novak
ina pevski talent. (Menda ga
je podedovala po ocetu). Pri-
porocljivo bi bilo, da 81 svoj
glas izvezba pri pevskem uci-
telju. Jacqueline Ivancic je v
svojem akrobatskem plesu ze-
10 ugajala. Tudi ona ina bo-
docnost, &c DO vztrajala v svo-
jem poklicu.
Konecno pridejo ma vrsto pa
aranzerji in delavci. Najbolj "a
poslen je bill "moja desna roka'
agilni narodni in drustveni de-
lavec, Frank Segulin. Kot pred
sednik veselicnega odbora, smo
ga povsod porivali, da mu je
koncno Sc gasolina zmanjkalo.
Med zenskami so sc odlikovale
Mary Yapel, Antonija Svetek,
Mary Ster, M ary Konestabo,
Frances Rotter, Frances Zajc.
Frances Mezget in Sc mnogo
drugih. Svojo nalogo so dobro
izvrsili tudi bartenderji.
S tenn shodom so prispevki
nase podruznice v teku treh
mesecev narasli mad S2,50O
kar je vsekakor lepa vsota. -
Nadaljujmo z zapoceto akcijo
dokler sc razmere v Jugosla.
VIII vsaj deloma ne uredijo!
Frank Cesen
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Nabiralka Cecilia Subelj, Gle
veland, 0. - Pc $500: Fran
ces Turk, Angela Koss. - P
$1.50 Charles Ribar. - Skupa
$3.50.
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liza Terbizan. = $500 Amalia
Durn. = $1.OO Helen Miklav-
cic. - 75c Jacob Zakovsek.
Skupaj $16.75.

Nabrala Mary Peterka, Gle
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Mrs. L. M. Miller, Joseph Zad-
mix, Frank Mezgec, Angela Al
mix, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Traven,
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kvar, Frank Hribar, John Zad-
mix, Marij Fabjancic, Mrs. Rose
Hren, Mrs. Frank Zabukovec,
Mr.. id Mrs. Urankar, Mrs. An
Mr.. in Mrs. Urankar; SOC
Mrs. Angela Magovac. - Sku-
paj $21.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20
Harold Laski Nondon):
SIR WALTER CITRINOVO
POROCILO GRCIJI

l.
Porocio deegaciie britanskih '"Trade Unions XII je
sa proucevat razmere ma Grskem je jako nezadovolv
document
tenn porocilu je receno, da delegat MISC govorii
grskim pocnmi prvaki, ces, da nocejo zaplest
motane grske poltcne Toda obiska regenta
Damasknosa predsednka grske Wade generala Plastra
sa britanskega abasadoria Leepera in brtanskega ge
nerala Scobieja.
Porocio pripoveduje grozodejstvh, XII pripe-
tla poudarkom nagasa da britanske cee razocara
mad krtko kaere so bill delezn inozesvu in tudi
Velik Brtan Document naglasa tudi, da je ELIAS
pod dorainacijo komunistov, XII nabrze prpravajo dr.
zavni udar.
Staisce, katero zavzena delegacija, mi je nerazum
Ne razumem, zaka je izpustila toiko podrobnost-
zakaj nj razmorivala vzrokih Nicesar pove uje
nilih XII Sc nahajao rokah grske poice, niti tem
zaka nj govorila tud prvak EAM poreta Sal vendar
povprasala nhovo mnene pogavitne nasprotnike
tega pokrea.
Presenetvo je dejstvo, da je delegacija brez nada
MEGA smatraa da zave Scobeja in Leeperja verodo
stone Sc bol etno e da nj naprava nobenega
napora da uveri resncnost Plastrasovh Zele
bi vedet neka Pastirasovih zvezah stkih
pred negovm povratkom Grsko, ter vprasanju
ka je britanska vada sklenila da bo ugada pot
zaj domovino.
Porocilo namiguje da sie EAM pokreta pojemajo. To
e verjetno Tezko bi 81 bilo ms drugacen razvoj te
zadeVe, katerl uzVa grSka Vada pOdporO Velke Brl
tanijo, in sicer podporo Vojastva in municije
Presenetljivo je tudi da poroco pove tako malo
zmernosti EAM pokreta posvetovanjih vlado Nt
trenotek dvomm tenn, da bill Citrine in njegoVi
tovaris res pretreseni ko 81 ogedali grozodejsva
Preprican pa da dobro Vedo da grozodejstva MISC
bila le eni srani-ne glede to- da je zadaj
obzorjem tud krutega diktatorskega
lima generala Metaksasa. Nikakor morem razumeti
zaka nkdo nj dotakn teh vprasan in zakaj deega-
CHA nj stoa nobenega napora da b Cd proesorja Aeksa
Svoosa predstavnka EAM pokreta bivsega fnancnega
minstra dobila nekaj podakov te ka e pripetilo
najbolj znamenitim glayarn moderne Grcije.
Ctrne in njegovi tovarisi so menda odkri to stare
in dobro resnico da e mescansk vona vedno ako
grda To h je tako presenetilo da pozabii
e grska tragedja le del vseobce mnogo sirse dra
Ma katero sran je tel dram postavil Churchill
pa do danes Sc vedno nj poponona jasno ceravno
veno da je proti fasizmu in proti hitlerznu.
pokretih odpora v Evropi rodile doktrne
in nstuce, katerim bo Churchill lie tezko
spraznil Ali bodo britanske TRADE Unions" podprale
protifasstcno dinanko XII gre mnogo gobe kot Church
ill? Ali bodo rae ostae negov stran-ne lie borb
proti Hitlerev Nemeiji in proti Japonsk temvec tud
njegovem stremjenu, da ohrani start tradiconaln
sstem privilegijev prot kaerim bstvu vstali vs
pokreti odpora?
To ie velevazno vitano vprasanje, katero Sir
Walter Citrine in negov tovarisi dali Sc nobenega
odgovora Ali mai razberemo odgovor drzanju dele
CACHE? Ali e to odgovor vprasanja, XII po-
iavia ma svetovnem kongresu delavskh un tekom pr
vega tedna zasedanja?
Ako DO to splosna poltcna angleskih un po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20

tenn bo njihov vpliv podpral morda progressive, tenn
vec lie reakconarne smernice Napotrebnea stva e da
izvedemo ednost delavskh pokretov gospodar
skem in politienem pogledu Angleske une bodo nice
sar doprinesle temu, ako jim bodo strahote vone
STRIFE razumevanje novi svet XII Sc bo rodi
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Prispevki ma SANSovenn
shodu

shodu -
Euclid, Ohio. - o dobro u
spelem shodu, katerega je pri.
redila podruznica st. 106 SANS
v Slovenskem drustvenem do
nu ma Recher Ave dne 4. fe-
bruarja je bilo ze porocano.
Vendar pa je umestno, da Sc
omenijo tudi darovalci, XII so Sc
tako velikodusno odzvali ma a.
pele govornikov v korist nasih
siromakov v domovini. Darova-
Ii so sledeci:
Slovenski drustveni dom, Eu-
cid, O. $250.00. Znani mecen
in tovarnar, Peter Lustrik $50;
Mr.. in Mrs. Konestabo $4,000.
(Mrs. Mary Konestabo je poleg
tega podala sledeco izjavo: Ia
skromni dar n al bo namesto
venca "a mojo pokojno sestro
Franico Mihacic, katera je mo-
rala umreti "a italijanskim Ii
dovjem. Njena diva sina, STAN
ko in Josko sta umrla pa ma
drugi nacin. To je fasisticna ci-
vilizacija 10. stoletja.)
Mr.. in Mrs. John Mocnik
$25.O0. - Po $1,000: Drustvo
Euclid, st. 20 SDZ, Frank Ia
gar (Chickasaw Ave.), Stanley
Dolenc, Mr.. in Mrs. William
Candon, Mr.. in Mrs. John Pol
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Frank Cigoj, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Furlan, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Klein,
Frank Klemencic, Ivan Ger
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Mr.. in Mrs. Vogrin, Mr.. in Mrs.
JOS. Mrsnik, Anton Novak, An
ton Mihelcic, John Gerl, Mr.. in
Mrs. Joe Brezovar, Vincent Err
cul, John Nagode, Vincent Sal
mich, Jacob Peklaj, Gusti Zu-
pancic, Joe Strazisar, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Filipic, Joseph Hr-
vatin, Geo. Nagode, Mrs. Anto-
Mia Svetek, John in Mary va
pei, Mr.. in Mrs. Jim Rotter Tin
2 steklenici zelezne) Andy Pez-
dir, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Pirc, Mr..
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tin Pluth, Frank Samsa. - Po
$3.50 Andy Krizmancic.
Po $500: Anton Hrvatin
Mike Cole, Angela Plesnicar,
Neimenovan, Jennie Kranjcic,
Frances Gorjanc, Andy Bozic
(zidar), John Koshel, Mrs. Ma
ry Lustik, Jennie Gorjup, John
Cebul, Miss Mary Pajk, Anto-
Mia Verb, Frances Mezgec, An
ton Rotar, Mrs. Bostjancic, Ma
ry Ster, Louise Derdich.
| Pc $1.OO: Frank Siskovic, Ru-
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imenovan, Louis Znidarsic, Ne
imenovan, Frances Ubich, l..
Krasovec, Mrs. Koncilja, Nei-
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cic, Neimenovan, Leo Mohor-
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novan SOC. Skupaj $741.30.
Prebitek cd veselice znasa
$114.23. Skupni dohodki cd sho-
da znasajo torej $855.53, kar
je vsekakor cedna vsota "a eu-
clidsko naselbino. upamo, da ia
priredba ne bo zadnja "a ia clio.
vekoljubni namen. T..
Da je bill uspeh tako lep, sc
moramo seveda v prvi vrsti "a
hvaliti nasim zavednim roja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20
proseesNz%'fp z'p: sler,u6e love-
~to14e1ive o(Aovene No0zen Of 0nsetleo>

vODS7>~T
Delo Prog. Slovenk
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(Nadaljevanje)
Nabiralka Jennie Skuk. $500
Joseph Kodric. $500: Jennie
Skuk, Smith (Chicago). $500
Mary Stupar. $1.0O: Frank O.
glor, Elizabeth Belay, Ann Ko-
kal, Anna Cebulj, Josephine
Moenik, Mrs. Oblak, John Rem
ko. - Skupaj $4,000.
Nabiralka Mrs. Franja Mar
kich. Pc $1,000 DR.. F. J. Kern.
$500 Frances Grdanc. $500
Mary Shaffer. Pc $500: Mary
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kich. Pc $1.00: John Gornik, F.
M. Surtz, Frances Ostrelic. SOC
Neimenovan. - Skupaj $27.50.
Nabiralka Paula Kline. $500
Vic tor Kline, Audrey Rebec,
Andy Ipavec. $500 Joe Primo.
$500: Frank Kovacic, Joe in
Betty Brunskole, Joe Sernel,
Mary zdolsak, c.. Svetlin. Po 81
Antonio Raik, E m lie Slabe,
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John Korelc, Elizabeth Smrdel,
Josephine Starich, Marie Ray
er, Margaret Marolt, Jane Cor
nick. $100 Mrs. Kline in hcer-
ka Eleanor. Skupaj $157.75.
Nabiralka Mrs. John Simon
cic. $500 John Simoncic. $1.O0
Anthony Pozelnik, Chas. Ro-
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Skupaj $1,000.
Nabiralka Paula Kline. $500
Mary Bradac. Pc $500: Fran
ces Kavcic, Ulcar druzina, Ma
ry Volk, Mary Vidrich, Jennie
Klinek. Pc $1.00 Josephine Ro-
dina, Frances Aljancic, M a r y
Sila, Elsie Homovec. SOC Nei-
menovan. 25c Mary Pole. 75c
Skupaj $19.75.
Nabiralka Anna Zaic. $500
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Mr.. in Mrs. John Zaitz. Pc IS:
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Henikman. Pc $1.OO: Ignac
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Frank Sibert, Frank Kramar
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Nabiralka Jennie Kalinger
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Tony Zupancic, Josie Sustar-
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Joe Metelko, Mrs. Terbizan. =
skupaj $1,000.
Nabiralka Agnes Lunder. :
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John Mavsar, Jennie Tomsic. -
$1.15 Mary Dodic. - Pc $1.00:
Alice Blatnik, Frances Tegel,
Mike Gricar, Mike Preskar, L.
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tilda Crne, Frances Martin, A.
Skok, J. Pizem, Jennie Izanc,
Mrs. J. Sinkovic, Druzina Slo-
kar, Matt Smith, Jos. James,
Anton Znidarsic, John Elmer
man, Matt Pisler, Mary Morel-
la. - $5.85 nabrano po 1Oc,
25c in sc. Skupaj $34.00
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Lunder, Mrs. j. Lokar. .Po ST.:
John Merzlikar, Joe Florjan-
cic, Louis Stavanja, Paul Ko-
watch, John Krebel, Toni Tom
sic. - Skupaj $4,000.
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Nabiralka Gusti Zupancic. -
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Mrs. John Virant, Mr.. in Mrs.
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Marie Peskar, Ursula Kovacic,
Antonio Skrjanc, Antonio Mlac,
Toni Pusnar, Toni Mlac, Fran
cesf Kavcic. - Skupaj $4,000.
Nabiralka Mary Furlan. $40
Peter Rostan. - $500: L. Fur
Ian. - Pc $1.00: Ed Rome, M.
Kozel, Frances Malevasec. -
Po 1Oc, 25c in malem drobizu
nabrala $42.77. skupaj $57.T.
Nabiralka Rose Rotter, Gle
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polda Oshaben. - SOC Mr.. O.
grin. - 25c John G. Rotor, in
John Rotor. Skupaj $500.
Nabiralka Josephine Debe-
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ry Prelogar, Josephine Pranis
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EEK, John Balok. - Po 25c 10.
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ry Topolko. - Skupaj $3.50.
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Albina in Anna Prime, Green
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moncic, Jenny Jernijcic, Mary
Zabukovic, Mary Strauss, Ma
ry Strojin, Mary Furlan, 10.
sephine Kolenc, Paula Zigman
Katie Strojin, Jennie Had. -
$3.50 nabrano po 10c, 25c ir
SOC. - Skupaj $87.10.
Nabiralka Cecilia Subelj, Gle
veland, o. - Pc $500: Fran.
cnc T1,rI< Aporolo KoSe, i D.
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Nabiralka Agnes Lunder.
$500 Agnes Lunder. $500: Re-
gina Beno, Frances Lunder, A
!gnes Krasovec, Emil Zafred,
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trio. Pc $500: Matt Mesec,
Frances Krasovec, Marie Mau-
,ric, Jennie Strle, J hn Jurca,
Johanna Klopcic, Joe Knaus,
Ana Jambersich. $50 JOS
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Nabiralka Louise Derdich. -
$500 Chas. Lampe. - Po $1.0O
Matija Svet, Luka Pograic, Joe
Strazisar, Louise Derdich,
Frank Derdich, Frank Klemen-
cic, Frank Znidarsic. - 1925
nabrano po 25c in SOC. ~ Sku-
paj $15.25.
Nabiralka Antonio Ivancic.
Pc $500: Mr.. in Mrs. Anton L
vancic, Thomas Krasovec, in
Frank Champa. - $500 Joha-
ma Misma. - Po $500: Anna
Kalan, John Pole, Pauline An
zelc, Frank Stopar. - Po $1.OO
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Hardware, Harris Sugarman,
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cilnikar. - 25c Jean Carey. -
Skupaj $45.25.
Nabiralka Mary Somrak SIS,
Josephine Petrih $1.OO. - Sku-
mai S6 90
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Nabiralka Mary Somrak SIS,
Josephine Petrih $1.OO. - Sku-
paj $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20
Cor Hits Pole, Four Injured Capt. Ray, War
 Veteran, Painfully
 Hurt

Four persons were injured, three seriously, when the car in which they were riding on Plymouth Hill. Thomaston. skidded and crashed into a pole. They were taken to Waterbury Hospital in the Thomas ton ambulance at 10 p. m. authori- ties stated, Hospital attaches stat cd today that all three victims of the crash were in fair condition
 Capt. Vincent Ray, 23, III Water town avenue. driver of the car in- volved in the accident, received a concusSion of the brain. lacerations Of the scalp and contusions and abrasions of the right hand and fingers. Mrs. Mary Ray, 52, of the same address, mother of the Water bury captain, received concussion and confusion of the right fore head and decorations of the right hand. Mrs. Ethel Woodbury, 32, 53 Greenwood street, Watertown. re- ceived an injury to her back.
 The mans wife. Mrs. Shirley Ray, 23. l53 Willow street, was treated for lacerations of the left wrist and later discharged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20
K. Of C. In Minstrel Offering
 TO in Cast at
 Strand Tomorrow Night

Reviving an old-time tradition, which it abandoned 25 years ago, the Knights of Columbus, Sheridan Council, tomorrow night will pre- sent the first in new series of minstrel shows. The performance will be given at the Strand theater.
 The cast of TO persons gave a 'preview" entertainment last night at the Veterans hospital in Newing- ton. Sixty cartons of cigarets were distributed by the organization to the patients at the start of the show.
 A special Riddles Show" will be presented tomorrow at p. m. for grammar school children. The eve- ming performance will start at 8:l5 D. m. Already scheduled is ben- eft performance Nov. 27 for St, Anthonys church building fund at the Ltchfield high school.
 Speciality dance acts will be in- cluded in the minstrel. Songs by an all-male chorus will be featured.
 Joseph Lezotte is director of the show. Thomas F. Bane, grand knight, will be interlocutor. Music will be furnished by James Ftzger- aids orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20
New County Unit Formed ByTeochers
 I9 Communities
 Represented at Meeting
 Here Yesterday

A New Haven County Legislative Action Committee of the Connecti- cut State Teachers association was formed here yesterday when 9 del- egates from 19 cities and towns in the county met at the Cassidy build- ing and the Elton. The unit VIII join with other similar county groups to formulate legislative pro- grams for the next session of the General Assembly.
 Dr. Raymond Fay, research and field director of the state associa- ton, discussed the part teachers can play in promoting legislative action. He stated that teachers in towns which have no teachers as- sociations should form special unit to keep informed on legislative pro- grams.
 Miss Fennessey Canty, chairman of the New Haven County unit, presided at yesterdays meeting. Miss Helen Hogan, president of the Waterbury Teachers association, or ficiated at the dinner at the Elton.
 A similar Litchfield county unit is scheduled to meet tonight at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20
Auto Kills Pedestrian During Roin
 James |. PeasIey,
 ToFringtOn, Victim;
 Leaves 5 Children

Torrington, Nov. 20-James L. Feasley, 65, of 105 New Litchfield street was fatally injured last night when he was struck by a car oper- ated by Edward Mastrodonato, 54, of 148 Harwinton avenue. He was taken to Charlotte Hungerford Hos pital by William Wheeler of this city and was pronounced dead upon ar rival, according to Dr. Harry B. Ianchett, medical examiner. who said that death was due to a crushed chest.
 The accident occurred opposite 63 Albert street during a heavy rain- storm. The driver was held on a technical charge of reckless driving and released in bonds of $500 pend- ing a coroner's inquest, according to the Investigating officers, Police men Edward Opperman and Edward Over.
 MT. Peasley had lived in Torring- ton most of his life and was em- ployed at the American Brass Company for several years.
 MT Peasley leaves his wife, Anna J. Peasley; three sons, Edgar of New York City and. Carl and Conrad Peasley of Torrington; one daughter, Mrs. Irving Ekvall of Tor rington; four stepchildren, Miss Florence Jester and William Jester, both of Torrington, George Jester Of Plainville and Harold Jester of California; one sister. Mrs. Charles Bliven of Otis, Mass; and several grandchildren.
 Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Phalen Funeral Home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-20

Thomaston. Nov. 20-Floyd Johnston, a recently discharged vet eran of World War II was named Cub master of the Cub Scouts at e meeting of the standing com nlittee recently. MT. Johnston was an armorer with the 9th Air Force with the rank Of corporal. He served in England, France, Belgium, and Germany for IS months and was member of the armed forces for 3l months. He received his basic training at Miami Beach. attend- ed technical school at Buckley Field, Colo. received further training at Northern Fiel5, Tullahoma, Tenn, and waltboro, :. C., and left for overseas from Camp Shanks. MT. Johnston will be assisted by the standing committee which includes Russell Roberts. Hugh Oldham, Walter Schneider, William Mmroe and Harold Martin. Den mothers and fathers arc requested to meet with the standing committee and the Cub master at 7:30 o'clock Fri day evening, Nov. g. in the board room of the high school at which time Edward Butler, field repre- sentative of Mattatuck Council. Wa terbury, will give further instruc- tions to the entire group.
 Curriculum Farley
 The faculty of the high and ele- mentary schools attended eurricu- lam organization meeting Monday afternoon at the high school in charge of Dr. Palmer Howard of the State Board of Education. 9th CT speakers were Miss Ann Foberg, Miss Mary Knoublaugh and Miss Katherine Connors, all of the State Department of Education. The ob- feet of these meetings is to CO., ordinate the course of study from grades one to 12. The next meet ing will be held Dec. 10.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Palmer, Litchfield street, have received word from their son. Howard, Jr, that he has been promoted to sea- man first class. Seaman Palmer who has been stationed in Japan has been transferred to China. He stated conditions in China are a whole lot better than they were in Japan and the people are very friendly and will go out of their way to do all they can for Amer ican servicemen. He has been sta- tioned in the Pacific the past 8 months
 It. Stanley Kloss has been pro- noted to first lieutenant with the Army Air Corps. He saw active service in the European theater of war as a pilot on Flying Fortress and during one of his missions was shot down over Germany. He was taken prisoner. but managed to escape with other members of his crew to the American lines. He is 8 graduate of the local high school