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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

ie Will be Thirty Day Charge Ac- counts"
 Thursday afternoon the delegates will receive the report Of the nom- mating committee. which will be followed by the election and install lation of new officers.
 officers of the Retail Credit orantors Of New England are. President William j. Kirby: credit manager of Oilchrists, Boston: vice. President. william P. Cawiey, credit nlanager Of Albert Stelger Company. Springfield; secretary treasurer, Marshall W. Hunt. man. ager of the Lynn CMassJ Credit Bureau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NeuUs of Men
 DOROTHY KAsCHAK. PM Be

Dorothy KaschaE. pharmacistis $ mate sc. daughter Of Andrew Kas- chak. le Depot Street. WateFtown. has been discharged from the WAVES. after i7 months active duty. First stationed at the corps school at St. Albans. Miss Kaschak was later transferred to the dis pensary at Hunter College. She also served at the dental clinic Of the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y.. and at the sick bay Of the separation center ct the Naval Base in New York City. Miss kaschak has twO hrothers in the Navy. Nic- olas stationed in Tokyo and Louis nov on leave. and one brother, William who was discharged from the Army last July.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
ON ss GEORGE WASHINGTON

Seven WateIburi0nS are included on the passenger list Of the George Washington scheduled 10 dock at NeW York t0day from Le Hayre. They are Pvt Philip Ere0lj. Pie. Anthony P0lMOD. Sgt. Mario J. Pace. Sgl John r, Dellsno, Sgt. Wallace Edelberg. Sgt Alfred 4. Porte and Cpl Clinton c0lliDl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
NAVY DIscHARGEEs

Among those discharged aa the Naval Personnel Separation Center, Lido Beach. L. l.. were:
 Raymond V. Durelit. netalsDaiih, Pc. Bucks Hill Road.
 Nathan N Pierpont. Jr.. quarter masler 2ic. iI Fleming Street.
 George E. Mclean. torpedoman Sc. 1923 West Main Street.
 Raymond Lanthier. seaman be. 53e South Main Street. Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
sOsEPW M. McCARTHY. s/e

Joseph M. Mccarthy, seaman le' son of Detective Sgt. and Mrs Jos- epb Mccarthy. @ Monroe Avenue. has been discharged from the Coast Guard He sglent eight months oD patrol duty iD iile At- lsniic aboard the cutter Tampa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

The Connecticut Federation of Labor, in a telegram signed by Pres- ident Timothy N. Collins and Sec- retary-Treasurer Joseph Rourie. has called on President Truman to veto the Case Bill.
 Said the telegram: Connecticut Federation of Labor appeals to you to veto Case bill. In ignoring your recommendation for careful study curing next six months of leeisla- ti0n intended to lessen industrial strife. Congress has produced a vi. ci0us hodee-pOdge of so-called labor legislation that is really anti-labor in character and definite against the public interest.
 Tt is significant that no hearings aNere held fn the House on RH 4e08 and that the Senate Education and Labor Committee condemned most ad the proposals contained in the pill. Moreover, Secretary Of Labor schgellenbach and NLRB Chair man Paul Herz0g testifled to the harmful effects Of this legislation. by yef0ing the Case bill you will gain the gratitude Of the 0ver-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

makers Of quality Radios. Established in 1908 Has excellent Tone quaity-with automatic
 volume control . Has American Wave Band Stations. . Tunes iD European short wave stations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
News of Organized Labor By Raymond J. Fitzpatrick =

Achievement of industrial peace can oe greatly helped by establish ment of a permanent organization tor mediation and arbitration in each industry. the Rev. Thomas P. Mahr declared in a sermon ct SL Patricks Cathedral in New York Sunday. Reviewing the labor difn- culiies that have arisen since v.J Day. he said that victory in var has not brought to us Americans . corresponding victory in peace"
 Said Father Mahr:
 To solve our economic difElcul- ties. we call all Americans to dedi- cate themselves again in . new spirit of prayerfnlness to the demo- cratic and Christian ideals of lib- erty. fraternity and equality. Under those three headings labor and management should ind a common ground for discussions leading to lasting economic peace"
 Neither the employer nor the employe should use varying econo- mic conditions as the signal to be- gin an assault for or against higher wage rates. A full labor market must not be used by employer as a means of lowering wages. and labor scarcity must not cause an imnae- diate agitation by unions to force artificial high rates of return.
 Fraternity is the wellspring of cooperation between labor and employer. Glass war. unremitting and bitter. is the Marxist COmnau- mist formula of the way to a bet- ter world. Glass peace between men who are members Of the same world in a brotherhood Of man and citizens Of the same political com monwealth united under the same Constitution marks the Christian approach to industrial peace and rsEnesanystw ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

Tunes in South American short wave stations. . EncAsed in attractive Ebony and Ivory cabinet
 -PVoteeted against dust and moisture. Employs latest type of Radio Circuit Com.
 pIete improved Postwar design Has large FulIview easily readable dial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

BenFus Watch Company work ers. rsprenenaea by ehe Mine. hill and 6melser Workers Union as bargaining agent, util next week receive retroactive payment ef an as l-2 cent honFIy increase re- eenaly negotiated wilh che cosn- pnny. The Eearonctire payments win % back Co March @.
 The new wage agreeHaent with the cnmp@ny was approved May
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

Dates fer ''aollar drives on be- half of slse C.I.O. Political Action Committee in Anssnia and Bridgeport have been tentatively sea. Hf the schedule Is approved. slse drive uiIl be held in the An- sonia- -Derby Shelton area the wpek ef guly ls. and in Bridge poFa the week of Amg. 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

The Shoe Hardware unit Of Los cal 25l. MMS.W.. meets tonight si Garden Hall .gt is a regular month ly meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

Tbe nseeting 0f tte Chase Brass WeSkers unisp sHn1sy wiII be tbe last iime fer Bling neminnaioDS fsg eiIleeEs fer I9e6-s5. The Bsest. iag gilD be hei1 st ConnorAia Bsat1 aG 3:es.
 James Agelgafb beads lhe pTes- epl sisae eG local sfIleers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

Members Of the Manufacturers unit Of Local 25l Will meet tomorrow night al Garden Hall.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
ENGLISH SECTION
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

b. 80 B.
Mrs. Ivanka Glazar of 1888
Dillewood Road, was notified
that her brother Jack Belle, lost
his life in, an auto mishap on
Saturday, November 23rd. Mr..
Belle was on his way home in
Export, Pa, from his work in
East Pittsburgh, Pa. In the same
accident two other persons lost
their lives, while five persons
were seriously injured.
MIR. Belle was active in cultur-
al and fraternal organizations,
having been secretary of an
SNPJ lodge for rs years. Sur
viving MIR. Belle, besides his sis
ter, Mrs. Glazar, is his wife
and three children. Funeral
services were held Wednesday
in Export, Pa, where the family
resided for the past rs years.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29

March of Times latest re-
lease, 'The American Cop tells
the story Of Americas postwar
crime wave. "The American
Cop begins a weeks run at the
TeleneWs Theater this week.
"The American Cop' is pack
ed with unusual facts and excit-
ing sequences that will reveal
the ordinary patrolman in a new
light. For the average patrol
man today is a carefully-trained
intelligent public servant who
handles well an ordinary thank
less job. The March of Time
shows some Of the emergencies
he must meet; child birth on his
beat, attempts of suicide and the
questioning Of suspects. Because
much OF his work deals with the
unpredictable, he sonnet times
loses his life in the line of duty.
The exclusive showing of
"Undersea Life" at the Telenews
this week, reveals fantastic
forms of life graphing for sur
vival in the depth of the ocean,
A savage fight between an octo-
pus and a giant turtle one
Of the many pulse quickening
sequence in "Undersea Life.
The climax of the film is a battle
between an octopus and a giant
Electric Ray fish.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29

on our city streets. One hundred
and one persons have been killed
in traffic and seventy-seven Of
these victims were pedestrians.
In injury accidents the toll for
the pedestrians is close to Is
hundred.
Carelessness in one form or
another was directly response
BILE for almost all of these
accidents. Stepping into the
street from behind or between
parked cars accounts for a great
many of the accidents. Crossing
in the middle of the block and
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
LODGE "KRAS" TO HONOR
RETURNED SERVICEMEN

Tomorrow, November 30th,
Lodge Kras, No. 8, Slovene Mu-
tual Benefit Association, will
honor it's returned servicemen
with a dinner followed by a
dance at the Slovene Home,
Holmes Avenue. Over a hum
dred members will be honored
at this occasion! The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
Buy Christmos seoIs!'

To raise funds for carrying
forward the fight against tuber-
culosis in Cuyahoga County, the
10th Annual Christmas Seal
Sale will be launched next week
under the leadership of DR.. r.
III. Bishop Jr., Director Of Uni
versity Hospitals.
As much Of the Yule tide sea-
son as Santa Claus and mistle-
toe, are the gay Christmas Seals
which will arrive by mail next
week in thousands of homes
throughout the country. Soon
they will find their way back
into the mail as they decorate
Christmas card envelopes and
packages.
This year the Christmas Seal
design features a cheerful lamp
lighter, symbolizing the emer-
gence of fresh hope after the
dreary darkness of the war pc.
riod.
Anti tuberculosis League
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
STRAIN 5

crossing against the traffic
lights are other causes to be
found on many accident reports.
The man on foot sometimes
forgets that though he has the
right Of way on the sidewalk,
the moment he leaves the curb,
he shares the responsibility for
avoiding an accident with the
driver. Modern traffic with it's
increased tempo and volume de-
mands alert attention and wide
awake eyes from both the walk
er and the driver.
Cleveland Police Dept.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29

"Torej dobite tri vedre! Zdaj
pa ma delo!" y.
Vihar della Sc je Sc bolj raz-
vnel. @sN. -.~ .... r.
Tudi JAZZ sem Sc lotil bal, RIO
vel, jih premetaval, tekal in jih
iovil. Zdelo Sc mi je, da sem Sc
i sam zaplel v to moro kolo. Gu
dill sem Sc, kako morejo mozje
delati tako nitro, spretno in ur-
no brez prestanka, ne da hi pa
zili nase, kako morejo tako de-
lati po cele mesece in leta, pri-
pravljeni ma vse-ce bi bilo tre-
ba, tudi, da poderejo zvonik ali
prenesejo minaret.
Tisto noe sem prezivel v do
tlej neznani radosti. Duso mi je
ozarjala leila, da bi ostal vse
zivljsnje v vrtincu navdusenega
della. Tam "a ladjo pa so Sc igra-
Ii valovi, stropotal je dez, wi
zgal je veter mad reko. V sivi me-
jgli ranega jutra SO mozje TEX
movali v marljivosti. Dirkali so
sem in tia napol goli, mokri,
vzklikali so in sc smejali, navdu-
Semi mad svojo silo in svojim
delom.
V tenn je veter razpihal gmo-
Ito oblakov in ma plavem jasnem
robu neba Sc je pokazal rdec
son6ni zarek. Delavci so zatulili
cd veselja, ko so ga zaznali. To
je bilo vpitje veselih zveri, XII
otresajo mokre dlake ma svojih
smrckih. Cloveka je prevzemalo,
da bi objel in poljubil te dvono-
ge zveri, tako spretne in pamet-
ne pri delu, tako silno prezete
z ljubeznijo do MEGA.
Zdelo Sc je, da sc ne more mic
postaviti po robu tel napeti, We
selo sproseeni sill, XII lahko
ustvarja cudeze ma zemlji in je
sposobna v eni sami noci spre-
meniti zemlj jo mesta prekras-
mimi dvorci in vrtovi, kakor nam
jih opisujejo caroline bake -.
Potem ko je soncni zarek
premotril delo MOI ma vlacilcu,
nj mogel odoleti tezkemu pritis-
ku oblakov in je utonil njih,
kakor utone dete v morju. Dez
Sc je spremenil naliv.
"Koncaj! je zavpil nekdo, do
bill pa je grobijanski odgovor:
'"Jaz bonn pokoneal tebe!"
In do dveh popoldne, dokler nj
bill pretovorjen YES tovor, so ma
pol nagi mozje delali brez oddi-
ha, v plohi in burji ter me pri-
silili, da sem pobozno spoznal, S
kaksnimi ogromnimi silami raz-
polaga clovecanstvo.
, (Iz knjige "Moje universe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
Avoid That
Accident!

Since the first of this year an
alarming number of persons of
all ages, youngsters and elderly
men and women have walked
and run to meet death or injury
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
Maksi1,, Gorki::
DeIovni poIe+
Ponaiis il rsvijs "Tovaris'

Ponaiis il r.
Pri Kazanu je OPTICAL velik
vlacilec s perzijskim tovorom.
incl je luknjo v dnu. Zveza de-
lavcev je najela tudi meme, da
pretvorimo tovor. Bio je meseca
septembra. Pihal je mocan We
ter, ma sivi reki so srdito poska-
kovali valovi. Burja, XII je bes-
no lomila njihove grebene, je
sibala reko z ledenim dezevjem.
Skupina SO MOI Sc je utrujeno
razporedila po palubi praznega
vlacilca ter Sc zavijala v rogozi-
ne in sotorsko platno; vlaeilec
je vlekla majhna tovorna lad
ia, XII je buhajoc metala v burjo
rdece snope isker.
Mracilo Sc je. Svinceno vlazno
nebo je bolj in bolj temnelo IN
sc spuscalo ma reko. Delavci SO
godrnjali in kleli, preklinjali
dez, burjo, zivljenje in leno pol
zeli po palubi, kjer SO iskali "a
klon pred hladom in vlago. Po-
doba je bila, da ii sanjavi mozje
MISC sposobni "a nobeno delo in
da ne bodo resili ogrozenega to-
vora.
Okrog polno6i smo dosegli
brezino in priklenili prazen VIA
cilec k natovorjenemu. Nadzor-
nix delavcev, jezikav stareek z
bistrip1i ocmi in orlovskim no.
som, je snel pokrivalo S plesaste
glave in zavpil z zenskim gla-
som:
"Otroci, molite!!"
Delavci so Sc zgnetli v mraku
ma palubi vlacilca v teman klop-
cie in zamrmrali kakor nedvedi.
Nadzornik je koncal molitev
pred drugimi in vzklikali:
"Svetilke sem! Zdaj pokazite,
kaj znate! Pljunite posteno v ro-
ke! v bozjem imenu naprej!"
Tezki, leni in premoeeni moz-
-ie 50 sc lotili della. Kakor psi ma
skoku v bitki SO navalili ma pa
lubo in trup vlacilca. Vpili so,
tulili, vines pa metali vrece, Xxi
so frcale pc zraku kakor perna-
te blaine. v vrecah je bill riz in
suho grozdje, koze in drugo bla-
go. Vrece SO sc urno prekladale,
vines pa SO letele po zraku be-
sede, vzkliki, zvizgi in kletvice,
pa tudi bodrila. Tezko je bilo
verjeti, da tako veselo, urno in
rocno delajo tisti tezki, leni, "a
mraceni ljudje, XII so Sc pred
kratkim jadikovali in preklinjali
zivljenje, hlad in mokroto.
Dez je postajal bolj in bolj
leden, veter Sc je ojacil, trgal je
srajce, tolkel z okrajki po gla-
Yah, razgaijal trebuhe. v yvlaz-
nen somraku, oh slabi razsvet-
ljavi sestih svetilk, so Sc majale
crne pastave tapkajoc z nogami
20 palubi vlacilca. Delali SO, ka-
kor da SO lacni della, kakor da
so lie dolgo cakali, kdaj bodo
mogli metati iz rok v roke bale
po stiri pude, kdaj bodo mogli
v diru prenasati vrece na'hrbtih.
Delali so, kakor da sc salijo, ka-
kor otroci pri zabavi, polni IT,
stega pijanega veselja, XII ga
-prekasaio pc sladkosti samo
zenski objerni.
Tolsti bradac v zivotcu, yes
moker in slinast-verjetno last
mix tovora ali njegov pooblasce,
nee Sc je nenadoma zadrl:
"Vedro, place boste dobili
Ce poprimete krepko, tudi dive
vedri! Ma delo, razbojnikir'
Nekaj glasov Sc je oglasilo il
raznih strani mraka:
''Tri vedre zahtevanaoW
ChTistnas Ssnls
cN~~S~~~~N~rS07
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The Omaha guide., 1946-05-25
Buyers Guide
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Evening star., 1946-03-02
Loughboro Road Bus Line
Will Start Tomorrow

Bus service on the Loughboro road
line (route D6), from Tenley Circle
NV. to Sherrier place NV. in the
Potomac Heights area will be in
augurated tomorrow, the Capital
Transit Co. has announced.
At the same time the Rollingwood
line O6 short route) will be extend
ed from Rollingwood to Rock Greek
Forest on the East-West highway.
On the following Sunday, March
10, route To will be extended east
OF Takoma Park, Md, along Flower
avenue, Piney Branch road and
Old Bladensburg road to Franklin
avenue. 1t will connect with routes
rs and rs OF the Silver Spring
Community lines. Free transfers
will enable travel between Takoma
Park and Silver Spring without 60
ing into Washington. Extension of
this line will afford direct bus serv-
ice to Long Branch Village and
Clifton Park Village.
A straight 30-minute service will
be operated on the Loughboro line
between 5:45 am. and 1915 am.
from Tenley Circle and between 6
am. and 1890 am. from Sherrier
place. The line will operate via
Nebraska avenue, Loughboro road,
Maud street and Macomb street. At
a future date rush-hour service will
be extended to the new Army Map
Service at $500 Brooks lane in Mary
land.
Evening star., 1946-03-02

The United States used over 100,-
600 pounds of shark liver oil from
Argentina in 1914.
Evening star., 1946-03-02
Eho
FURNACE
:! DOCTOR
eGaWS:

higher heat value and lower ash
content than anthracite. 1t also
costs less than anthracite, espe-
cially prepared sizes such as egg,
stove and nut However, bituminous
being soft in texture, contains more
dust, causes greater SCOT accumula-
ton in fueways and is not clean
to handle. Nevertheless, bituminous
is preferred among many for its
high heat value and economy.
Comparing domestic sizes, btu
minous is definitely more economi-
cal to burn. The consumption ratio
is approximately six tons of btu
to five of anthracite. Thus
Evening star., 1946-03-02

1t has long been a problem among
householders as to the best and
most efficient coal to use in hand
fired furnaces. Whiles both anthra-
cite and bituminous are good Goals,
they have their disadvantages as
well as advantages. Anthracite, for
instance, is clean, smokeless and
long-burning, requiring less atten-
tion than bituminous. However, it
is slow responding to drafts, has
lower heat content and consider
ably more ash than bituminous.
Bituminous has a quick pickup.
Evening star., 1946-03-02

far 1t seems to be a draw between
the two according to points listed
Figures from Bituminous Coal Re-
search for the year 1945 show that
out Of 555 million tons consumed,
approximately los million tons were
used for domestic purposes. Figures
from the Anthracite Institute for
the same period show IS million
tons consumed, out of which Al
million tons were used for do
mestic purposes.
The vast difference in tonnage is
accounted for by the fact that btu
minous is mined In % States, where
as practically all anthracite is
mined in the one State of Pennsyl-
vania. Bituminous domestic Sizes
is used largely in Western States.
Evening star., 1946-03-02
Your Income Tax
NO. 1.-THE 1916 TAX ESTIMATE
By james NARROW

By james Marrow
Will the full tax be withheld from
your 1916 income?
If not, you must estimate what
the full tax will be and start pay
ing the difference between the
tax withheld df any and the full
tax due.
You must file the estimate and
make the first of four tax payments
by March Is. The other payments
are due June Is, September Is and
next January Is.
Gull tax is being withheld from
wages and salaries up to $4,000.
So people in this group-most people
are in this group-wont have to
make any estimate or quarterly
payment on their 1916 taxi
Three Groups Must File.
But three main groups of people
will have to do so. You will:
l. IT your income from salary or
wages in 1916 will be more than
$4,000, plus $500 for each exemption
UeSlueS your own.
Example: You, married. one child.
will make in wages $4,000 from
which tax is withheld. Full tax is
withheld up to $1,000, plus $500 for
each exemption except your own.
Your eXemptions-wife and child,
$500 each-are $1,000. You don't file
an estimate.
In this same case, if you had
$500 in wages from which tax was
withheld, you'd have to file an esti-
mate and start paying the difference
between the tax withheld on the
$4,000 and the full tax on $500.
2. If you had income of more than
500 from which tax was not with
held-and if it was in addition to
income from which tax was with
held-and if the two incomes totaled
$500 or more-you'd have to file an
estimate and make the first payment
on the difference between the tax
withheld and the full tax due
Example: You, single, made 81, 500
in wages from which full tax was
withheld. But you expected to re-
ceive an additional income of Sl01
from rent on a farm or room, or
for some service for which no tax
was withheld.
8. If you expect to make $500 or
more from which no tax is withheld
like doctor or lawyer paid in
fees or landlord living off rents
you'd have to file an estimate and
start paying the tax.
Others Exemption Barred.
If husband and wife both have
income, one cannot use the others
exemption in deciding whether or
not filing an estimate is necessary.
Example: If the husbands wages
for the year are estimated at $500
and the wife's at 5000, the husband
must file an estimate since his
income will be over $4,000. The wife
in this case, since her income is
under $500, doesn't have to file an
estimate unless she wants to.
IF husband and wife both have
incomes large enough to require an
estimate both must make an esti-
mate.
They can do it separately or
jointly. At the end of the year they
can decide whether they want to
make their final return Jointly or
separately.
Suppose now you are not one of
those required to file an estimate
but later in the year find that you
are because of changes in your in
come or for some other reason.
In that case, file your estimate
by the next payment date, June Is,
September Is or January Is, 1947.
AS to farmers: They don't have
to file an estimate on their 1916
income or make any payment until
January Is, 1947. On that date,
however, they must pay in full.
The United States used over 100,-
600 pounds of shark liver oil from
Evening star., 1946-03-02
Bntoin's Home Oil Field

England now has 240 oil wells,
producing about half a million
barrels of crude oil a year. They
were drilled during the war by
an Oklahoma contractor for the
British government.
Evening star., 1946-03-02

The slave trade began in 1903,
when Portuguese landed the first
shipment Of Negroes at Santo
Domingo.