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espionage. He cried continuously,
blinking at the light.
In the courtyard Of the prison,
where they assembled, was fresh
mound Of earth. They pointed to it
and explained that the seven who
we're found dead and three who
died after the Americans came in
mad been buried there in a COM
mon grave.
Suddenly, by common impulse,
half dozen, including Odette,
stood before the grave and prayed
Silently. Then one of the older men,
aBelgian who had survived the Or
deal better than most of the others,
took off his belt, found two pieces
o. wood and fastened them togeth-
ef IN a crude cross. While the 9TH
efS looked on, he fixed it in the
fresh earth.
A big army van had come to
'ake them to a camp for displaced
persons on the outside of Cologne.
CHAIR was put beside the lower
ca end gate and, one by one, they
were helped into the van. Many
were SO feeble they had to be al
most lifted in.
1hose seated at the rear of the
.aAvas covered truck looked up
g. g; me bleak wall Of the prison.
S%,0"'y the truck began to move.
. .noSe waiting for the second trip
tsled farewell and waved. Those
AL me truck waved back. Odette
'd as laughing and waving.
n - was the end of the long night
moi horror, unbelievably the end.
nv, M.0pyright 1945 by United Fea.
'OFe Syndicate, 1nc.)
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W. W. Burgess, Capitalist
OF South Carolina, Dies

GREENvILLE, S. c., March 20.
|-P)-W. W. Burgess, Greenville
capitalist who was instrumental
in founding the Shriners' hospital
for crippled children here, died
yesterday at West Palm Beach,
Fla, where he had been making
his home for six years.
The funeral will be held here.
here.
Surviving are a son-in-law, Shu-
man B. Gerald of Greenville. and
a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ouida
Burgess Rowland of Louisville, Ky.
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newspaper Says Goering
And Himmler Have Sent
Wives To Alpine Retreat


m DnRN' March 20. -R- Her
nlan mum Goering and Heinrich Him
tba nave sent their wives into
tod, austrian Alps, it was reported
ny oy the Berner Tagwacht.
M; newspaper also said that
Ns.; ; WaIdemar Pabst, an early
Stat, pioneer and once chief Of
W., VI the Austrian Heimwehr,
ieportedly in Switzerland as
mi; a'einoer Of the German econo-
n .. .alIed upon Swiss authorities
was ,' =; definitely whether Pabst
he ~. III me country and if so why
uao not been asked to leave.
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Your Red Cross is your link with
your boy-helping solve person
al problems both of you may have.
But your Red Cross has no private
funds of it's own. It Must depend
solely on your contributions.
Give Today Give more to
the Red Cross.
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LIBERATED MARINE

SAN DIEGO, Calf, March 90
(RHEugene c. Commander, IS,
Marine master T/Sgt., recently
liberated from a Japanese prison
camp on Luzon, is en- route to visit
his 85-year-old mother, Mrs. Mary
commander, at Elizabeth City, N.
C., home for the first time since
June, 1910, he is on 3o-day fur
lough.
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Irvine a double rope Of seed
pearls around a narrow band OF
black velvet ribbon and tie at the
back Of the neck in a small bow.
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Southport Tours Planned
For Camp Davis Personnel

SOUTHPORT, March 20. - Wal
ter Cartier, secretary Of the Will
mington Chamber of Commerce,
acting on request of commanding
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George Kieffer is big man
in the FIJI.
He's a big man anywhere, all
eight feet six inches Of him, and
CPS are ready to believe his
claim that he is the tallest man
in the world.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-10

miro. Nihee je nj pri tenn mo
III; &c je sedela pri svojern clvi.
- "a vezenje, Sc je vsem zdelo,
% je preskrbljeaa in da Sc HI
tseba vec brigati zaajo. Nekaj
6As so veljale zelezne prepove.
di tudi "a to delo; ne bi Sc smela
toliko sklanjati mad delom, 10
odlocila njena matt, ker to po.
kvari drzo
Toda nj 81 pustila vzeti vese.
lja in naucila Sc je delati mai.
lepse ubode; irnela je roke ka.
kor prava villa.
In zdaj vzarne bel kos atlasa I
rahlim visnjevkastim odtenkom,
in Ga pokrije s svojimi zname.
Mi in pikami. Ko zacne vesti,
postane zivljenje gospodicne
Grangerjeve Sc lepse in udob.
|nejse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-10
(Nddalj ljevanje)

zato poklice znanega zdrayni-
Ia "a zivcne bolezni, XII je hkra-
tu tudi vodja zdravilisca, da
preisce Rozamarijo. Pametni in
obzirni tajni svetnik, XII pozna
toliko cloveskih tezav in bole-
Gin, opazi kmalu, da je morala
Y tenn bledem, apaticnem otro-
ku citi neka vznet, - bolezen,
"a katero nina ne on, ne kaksen
drug zdravnik zdravila. Morda
80 j well kaksno ljubezen, XII
nj bila njenim starsem vsec,
vendar pa Sc mu zdi proved
hladna in premlada "a veliko,
cutno ljubezen. In princesa He
lena mu sugerira odlocilno be-
sedo: izpremembo zraka! Roza-
maria maj prezivi zimo v Itali-
il, in princesa Helena jo DO spre-
mila tia. Tudi miss Grangerje-
va pojde z MO, potem pa Liza
in debeli sluga.
"Gospodicna Grangerieva ie
neroda," potozi Helena svojemu
bratu v pismu, "drugace pa. je
zelo spodobna in v letih, ko ina
elovek norosti ze "a sabo. Roza-
maria ne ,bo nasla ma njej nice
sar privlacnega, toda kje maj
ona sploh kaj takega najde? Po-
izkusila sem pri njej S sladkobo
in grenkobo, s hladom in vroci-
no, z neznostjo in resnostjo. Vse
Aposlusa, toda &c jo lie "a trenu-
tex pustim sanao, zapade v sta
70 bolezen."
Ma potovanju Rozamarija sko-
raj nekoliko ozivi, tn in tam il
svigne cello rdecica cez obraz,
pa zmerom nitro izgine, in ma
prosila ze je teto Heleno, kaj
maj takoj sporoH ma Brauneck.
Sc prezgodaj je, ko pridejo v
solncno, izumrlo obmorsko po-
krajino. Vile in hoteli, vse je s
svojimi zaprtimi oknicami mrt-
vo in zapusceno in "a 6evlje de-
belo prahu lei povsod.
v Bordigheri, kjer je prav "a
prav Sc najvec zelenja ma Rivi-
eri, najde princesa Helena vse
'skupaj, kar 81 je zelela. Majhno
vilo z marmornatim balkonom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-10

bila sem rasdrazena, uzaljena,
I1isem vedela, kaj sem delala,
te bi navedla kakSen vzrok, pa
mai bi Bill 5e tako i,avidezen, q
lase privleeen SAND, da bi bill
konec tega upornega n1oltanja.
|. Komarji 50 naposled izginili i
curkih dezja, ki 50 tako lepc
oprali prasne paine. Otroku Sc
vera Sc odpirajo oci "a. lepotc
palm, ko jih vidi v dezju. Kako
je dateljeva palma pripravlje
ma, da sprejme dragoceni dez
Visoki, nlogocno razprostrti, ma.
gubani listi, XII skrbno odvede.
jo vsako kapljico, potem peclji
listov, ki zbirajo vodne zile in
Ijih vodijo OBJ deblu ter zadrze
tam v majhnih kozarcih. Ma Ii.
stih meme, rjave 1ovlke, ma ka.
terih obvisi vsak biser. Potem
druge paine, XII stole tako ma.
velicano, kakor utrujene lepoti.
ce plesa, in cakajo sa1no Sc ma
svojega prijatelja, ma mesec. Ka.
ko polzi mesecina OBJ 1ijih in ka.
ze njihovo prelepo postavo, Gu.
demo zmesnjavo njihovih drh.
teeth zastavic! TIL Sc vsaka obli.
ka drugace svetlika in obraes
proti nebu. Zdaj Sc poganja de
bio, XII Sc zdi cez dan kar pre-.
=
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-10
OpOIaini glede raci-
joniranja
Meso, SIR, maslo, konzervirane|
riho IN mIelxO

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe In mlek0
Rdece znamke Y-5 in rs, in
Az do P-2, o., R-2, To in U-2
so veljavne vsaka "a 10 poin-
tov. T-5, Us, VS., VS. in KS
so potekle %. aprila.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke H-2 do G-2 ter.
Y-2, Z-2, Al, B-1 in CT SO We
ljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
SlsdkOr
Sladkorna znamka Stew. 35 "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 2. junija. Znamka st. 36 je|
veljavna do 81. augusta.
Gasolin
Znamka Alb je veljavna q
"a Stir galone gasolina do q.
Junija. znamke B-6, B-7, CO il
CT so veljavne vsaka "a pet
galonov gasolina "a nedolocen
cas. Ma lieu Ysakega kupona
mora biti napisano inne dr.
lave il licencno Stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba nayesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
I4jerj
1nspekciia ta1erjev Al zahte-
van& razen pri xaprositvi = no.
" tajerje. M voxiiiii - komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvszna inapek-
cija tajerjev vsalZih 1sst nael
cev All 10 y prevod 5000 p,lIb
katero je pac prvo.
Kurilno ole
Zns1nke stew, 4, 3. 4 81 ~
~ sedaj ysljayne, vsaka -
40 1loncv.
l ceyl
panalte N 4 3 : zrakos
a u lrnjtx1ei ~ s - 1lDs|
ayas y q ~ :! ! :!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-10

'nizko, n1ogocno Y visavo in nosi
ponosno svojo krol1o.
Oh, 6e bi le imela koga, da bi
|lahko skupaj uzivala to lepoto,
pa mora biti sama, in to Sc bolj
tell memo ubogo, tako hudo mu-
ceno srce. In zfneron1 iznova
obraca Rozamarija besede tete
Helene v svojem srcu. in druga
"a drugo prihajajo, zivo in ubi.
|jajoce.
Pred smrtjo clovek ne laze!
To je veljalo "a memo mater.
= Kaj &c ne bi veljalo tudi "a
|njo?
In nekega dine gre k skrinjici,
XII zapira vse Meme skrivne "a.
klade. odkar je "a drugi bozic-.
svoje bozice steje cd bozicne no.
d gozdu- -i1aredila Harru pre-.
grinjalo z nageljni in rjavimi
travami in svetlimi hrasti, je
zmerom rada vezla. Kar je bila
loeena cd Harra in nj smela veG
gospodovati mad njegovimi bar.
vami, je nasla njena strastna
ljubezen do lepote svoj izraz v
vezenju. Cisto brez vsakih navo.
dill, samo tako, kakor il je uka.
zoval lastni obcutek "a barve in
oblike, Sc je naueila podajati
prirodne vtiske z iglo in svileno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-10

MaguAtc plus sdai x1Ai svssna ar1da - ssnaSica
pEoelcijo Ieaal tannpvy AElEow 9 1xuge opFsmeksy
pemasa psspss4svaH unrsnsssnjS povarisais u prt
srseA 11lJH saAljlyDsNI
m 103 10 - lStgnohu potrebus vSako undo iSsANo
pfots1ctjs. ~ ia Mn1o dobiuvam Sohip nuG - dude
M Lisls 1GasaaAc yss0t lsasss6 aasa1ns odvstalns
pnes % ~ Izrahl- agnstiEna sa u saranrana
- pesa1osh avtouehllA Soysta vsssaranska" poga-
dno psesaitev. - n soho. - poagaIa iisocssm
stIsajotin aviomehalem dzaavi ohio. a. - T. n
g ||.ls1I -. sss - NJ, ! sunln
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sen III MIS- Grangerjeva 10 lei
Z veliko tezavo sprawl domov.
zvecer hodi Anglezinja zelo|
zgodaj spat, prav "a prav takoj|
20 skupni vecerji, XII jo pojestaI
ODE darni v samoti il v syecanihI
vecefnih oblekah "a isto mizo.
Te 11avade Sc je navzela Roza-I
maria kn1alu po odhodu prince
Sc Helene in Sc jo Be zmerom dr.
II. Angleski znanci gospodicneI
Grangerjeve Sc mnoze kakor Pc
SEX OBJ morju, in skoraj vsakI
dan je povabIena ma kaksno Ca
janko, tod katere Sc vrne tik
pred vecerjo. Rozamarija ina
dovoli casa in priloznosti, dat
premisljuje in strmi predse, sal
je ne mott pri tenn nobena Ii
vahna in cudaska teta Helena.
Tako sedi vse dodge popoldne-
We in gleda ma zaprasene, cd
solnca utrujene, razcefrane pal
me In ma sinji pas morja, XII Sc
vidi skozi ME. Poeasi jemlje ro-
ze, drugo "a drugo il vaze in jih
vrti med prsti, vlece "a drobne,
mehke listice, dokler ne odpa-
dejo in Sc ne pokaze rozino ru-
memo srce. Zmerom ina povsod
okoi sebe raztresene rome liste.
Cash drzi liste v rokah, potem
pa jih spusca z balkona, in drug
"a drugim padajo ma mandari-
nova drevesa. Ia mimi gleda, ko
padajo, kako drhte, kako Sc vrte
in obleze kakor odprte, majhne
case. skarjice, XII jih je kupila
" Berlinu, leze craven ME, in
Cash jih vzame v roke in vesela
je, da so tako ostre in konica-
ste.
Hude misli prebivajo "a BILE
dim celom Rozemarije! Zdaj pi-
Sc vsak teden svojemu ocetu,
pripoveduje mu o rtieu, palmah
in cveticah, o gospodicni Gran
gerjevi, o italijanski sluzkinji,
o..vsem, samo inikoli niti bese-
dice o neki Rozimariji Braune-
Sill.
Kneza pa grize dornotozje,
eim bolj Sc polega njegova jeza.
H6i mu manjka ,povsod. INihce
me- pozna tako dobro: kakor ona
vseh njegovih upanj in vseh
njegovih nacrtov, nihce jih tako
ne razume. Pripraviti zna pri-
jetne jutrne ure, tako memo, ei-
sto ozracje je okoli ME, 5kakor
bi prihajala z drugega sveta,
kjer cutijo ljudje nezpeje in hi
treje in odkoder je zlo "a zme-
rom izgnano. Use je tako prazno
brez ME. &c bi pisala emo samo
besedo, edino besedo, pa maj bo
Sc tako skromna: Odpusti mi,
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chsatn 0dpravi poslsdiee xisneda bolie rsp1ehi
avtanaohu holjSs1a obrata. 70 odln6ite r. 3oa1a-
- psemsnitsv. prsslzhits y psi Sohio
dpsc1a1Its3o in naAnadno proiskcijo Solb DaaGn9lE
9lugp-po tako ni1ka csni. d. jo vsak lahke S1naIA
oeAic's "AM-out' Special
06leh motors. odstzani hlao. oglje q 1mUo tkonD
royHeeajoes odpadksto opravi sskluzivni ooMD0E008
1aoy0A CLEAN-oUT. sEE
- y&m ysrno sansnjivo luhs1kaeajo psi -
yRavp polstno ole. SoHIo MOTOR OH s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-10
DuSjca K o!zull,I,uriid / !
lsvErN1cA IN MEN Noakc,
Agnes 0uaihSr
Poslovenil Boris Rhtefsics
AgnsS 0uAsllSr
Posloveni1 Boris Riltefsic

Jk10 1t11ttGIS1C
ii stopnicaii1i ' zapAseener1 vr-
tu. Tam ne i1aseli Rozamarija.
Teta Helena najame kuharico z
najboljsimi izpricevali, ki INA
nekaj francoscine, III postrez-
Inico, XII INA samo italijansko in
lee tako cudi Rozinariji, da mo-
ra vtakniti prst v usta in me-
gibno strmeti vanjo.
zal 80 vsi komarji se zivi in
imajo neizmerno radi braune-
sko kri. Teta Helena je kakor
tetovirana, in skoraj bi Sc j BIZ
la primerila huda nesreca.
Nekega vecera je sla MANFRED
debelusna dana s sveco v ro-
kah med svilene zastore svoje
|postelje, da bi ia m poiskala
skrite krvosese. Pri tenn pa je
prisla z lucjo preblizu. k tenkim
zastorom, med katerimi je bila
zaprta, in tt so zaceli goreti. Da-
ma je kriknila, Rozamarija je
prisla v memo sobo, odtrgala
takoj zastore, vrgla popotno
odejo mamie, in v trenutku je
bill ogenj zadusen.
Princesa Helena je pisala ma
Braunecku dolgo pismo, polno
hvale. Rozimariji Sc je zdravje.
zelo popravilo, in, kar Sc mi zdi
liajbolj cudno - ko je imela
najvec pravice, da bi bila padla
v nezavest, tega nj storila, am
pax je resila svojo teto kakor.
izucen gasilec. .'...
Toda komarji Sc nocejo izpa-
metovati. Sc zmerim imajo brau-
nesko kri preradi. Zato zapusti
teta Helena negostoljubno oba-
10. Villa je kakor majhna drza-
va, in vsak drzavljan je sveea-
no obljubil, da ne bo nikoli ho-
dill 8 svecami med zastore. Maj
bolje, je da ostane Rozamarija
cez zino tn in da zraste trava
mad memo zalostno zgodbo. -
'Rozamarija in sarlota Sc ne
smeta vec videti =. Samo no..
bene katastrofe vec!" svetuie
teta Helena svojemu bratu, XII
Sc mu je ze zacela pocasi pole
gait tjeza. <.-~.-.v<
Teta Helena je gospodinjstvo
dobro uredila. Kuharica ne kra-
de vec, kakor il dopuscata stan
in njena narodnost, miss Gran
gerjeva je obiskala angleskega
zupnika, nemski zupnik pa Ro-
zomarijo, Miss Grangerjeva je
tudi srecala neko stare prijate-
ljico il Angleske, in v memo
brezbarvno bite je prislo spet
nekaj zivljenja. Vsak dan gre
sta Rozamarija in gospodicna
Grangerjeva ma rite, kjer stojiI
prastara, majhna cerkev, sedita|
"a zidom, ki ju varuje pred ve-1
from, in gledata v valove, XII bu-
tajo oh skale. In ko vidi Roza-
maria prvic, kako so valovi cd
vcerajsnjega viharja razburka-
nj, kako Sc odbijajo in dvigajo v.
visave, da Sc odpirajo Caroline
jane il visnjevih kristalov med
mimi, potem pa spet omagajo in
vlecejo seboj sumeco, belo pc
no, dokler ne pridejo move GO
re, tedaj Sc spet proved razve-
FTy IKE. & n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-10

Recent photograph 0f Mrs. Harry
B. Truman, wife Of the 33rd Presi-
dent Of the United States and first
lady Of the land. Mrs. Truman has
been active in war relief work and
states that she il not and win mot
be aetivc or interested In politics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Rodiooctivity Discounted

Tokyo, Sept. 12-(Up)--1rig. Gen. T. P. Farrell, chief of the atomic bomb mission to Hiroshima, an- Tlounced today that mo measurable radioactivity" was found in the devastated city although American doctors found . number of patients whose symptoms were similar to those caused by radiation.
 Untold Numbers
 "The actual number of proportions (of caSualties) probably will never be known" Farrell told 6 press con. ference upon his return from the city blasted by the atomic bomb.
 "The largest number of casual ties probably resulted from blasts of missiles and fires" he said.
 Farrell, commenting on Japan. ese reports that citizens had died from radioactivity, said t might be possible that some persons in the ares did Succun1b to such causes, although no actual cases were found.
 Tarrell's mission merely made a preliminary survey and American medical men and scientists still are pursuing their study of the area.
 The Japanese, he said, apparently had not made much progress in development of an atomic bomb of their own. t
 The general told correspondents that from 90 to 90 per cent of the buildings in Hiroshima were de- stroyed or damaged
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Connecticut Has 6O,000 JobIess

Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. i2-(UP)- There were approximately 60, 1900 job- less workers in the state today, ac- cordlng to c state labor department estimate.
 About 7S,000 had applied for un- employment compensation since V-j Day, and 1t was estimated that 5000 to 10000 of the applicants had found jobs. Last week. the averege check was for e20.25, c new high.
 Hartford led the state in unem- ployment claims last week with i6,- 603 applicants; Bridgeport had ei44 claims, and New Haven, 726i.
 At New Haven, Thomas I. s. Boak, works manager of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company Plant, and newly appointed general chair man of the committee for economic development of Connecticut, blamed "chooSiness" of unemployed persons for the large number of jobless. Despite the fact that today more than 200 job openingE are listed with the U. s. Employment Service at New Haven, we still have more than 1000 persons who have filed for unemployment compensation. The immediate problem is to get un- employed workers to take the jobs now available"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Gov. Baldwin, Bar Group To Meet

Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. 12 - (UP) -Qov. Baldwin told State Bar As. sociation President William II. Blodgett today that he would meet with the legal groups executive coin- mittee Sept. 20 With regard to it's recommendation for c special vail. dating session oi the General As- Sembly.
 The association urged the special session, questioning the legality of act and actions of the General As- sembly on the final day Of it's i946 session when the clocks were Stop- ped before midnight, and the law makers continued their delibera- tons until dawn of the following day. Under the statutes, the legis- lature Is required to adjourn sine die not later than the first Wednes- day after the first Monday in June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
10000 CIo Ford Workers On Strike
 Protest DismisscI 0f GIs and Toke
 Home Pay Policy

Windsor, Ont Sept. 12. (UP)- Production stopped ct the Ford Motor Company, Ltd, today when 10000 CIO automobile workers went on strike.
 The strike was in protest against dismissal of 260 World War II vet. erans and to enforce union de. mands for c 42-hour work week without reduction in take-home pay.
 Workers ct Ford's huge Canadian subsidiary voted to strike two weeks ago, but withheld action pending conciliation efforts of the government labor service.
 The week the international exc. cutiye board of the United Automo- bile workers (CfO) approved the strike vote and authorized the walk out.
 Prevent LayoffS
 President Roy 0. England Of Windsor Local 200 said the strike was necessary to get swift and honest consideration" of union de. mands. He said the shorter work week would have prevented lay offs for some of 1000 recently dis- charged workers. .
 A sympathy strike of 5000 Chrysler workers in Windsor was
 (Continued on Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Many Federal Court Changes Announced
Riddle Named as !, U. $. Judge for Axis CriminoI TFioIs

'" Washington, Sept. 12- (UP) - President Truman announced today a series of changes in Federal District and Appeals Court benches and disclosed that he had appointed former Attorney General Francis Riddle to be the American judge on the international military tribu- nal to try Axis war criminals.
 Davis Resigns
 Mir. Truman also announced the resignation of Elmer Davis aS di- rector of the Office of War 1nfor- nation, which now is in process of liquidation. Neil Dalton, Louisville, Ky, who has been next to Davis in the OWI setup, will serve aS act- ing director to preside over liquida- ton of the agency. The liquidation must be completed by the end of this year.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
 At Boston

Boston, Sept. 12 - (UP) - A to- tai of i0,624 troops from the Euro. pean war theater, including 689 New Englanders, land here today aboad three transports.
 The USS General Richardson car. ried among 6,6li passengers the 3320th Signal Service Company, the 084th, the 0e2nd and the 08lst En. gineer Maintenance Companies, the 5l0th Medical Collection Company, the 66ist Engineer Heavy Pontoon Battalion, the 3647th and the 3643rd Ordnance Medium Automotive Maintenance companies.
 Also aboard the General Richard. son were the 36e0th and the 640th Quartermaster Truck companies, the 43rd General Hospital, the 676th and 675th Ordnance Ammunition Companies, the 03eth. the 3413th. the 036th and the e64th Ordnance Heavy Automotive Maintenance companies, the 136eth Engineer De- pot Truck Company, the 80th Sta-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Plone Owner Lands in Boek.yord

Littleton, Mass, Sept. l2- (UP)-Samuel Di SilviO, . LAttleton machinist, has set . postwar fashion by keeping his private plane in his garage and landing it on . homemade air strip beside the house.
 Dl Silvio, whc ls the father of two children, claims that anyone making $40 Q week can afford his own plane 90 long as he has space around the house for . landing field.
 Frequently, Dl silviO bundles hls wife and 4.year-OId daugh- ter and flies to Greenvllle, NH, to visit his father-in-law, 7S. year.Old Henry La Pierre. Sometimes, Di SilviO Chauf- feurs his father-ln-law back to LlttletOn.
 Dl Silvio also makes trips to New York.
 "And I do it on nine gallons of gaS." he added.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Less Federal Spending
 Urged By State C. or C.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 12-(UP,- Reelected for c third term as pres- ident of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, Frank II. Lee, Jr.. Danbury, today called for support of Q program to reduce federal taxes and at the same time curtai: federal spending.
 The Chambers taxation commit te presented . i2.point program to the Chambers annual convention calling for:
 1-Excess profits tax: Repeal, ef- fective the first taxable year. folow- ing the end of the war with Japan
 2-Unused excess profits tax credit: Retain the provisions per. hitting unused excess profits cred. its to Dc carried back for two years, if the excess profits tax is repealed
 3-Net operating loss carried back and carried forward: (a) Preserve the present law permitting 6 two year loss carry-back and Q two-yeaf loss carrying-forward during the transition period following repeal oi