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Evening star., 1946-09-08

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mark Of Geoual Min, Inc.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

DO you know how frequently men order split
pea soup in restaurants? I'm sure they d like to
get it ofrener at home. Perhaps ,osr husband
has longing for this hearty old-time soup.
Why not cater to him? You can make green
split pea soup in only minutes with our new
product It's called Betty Croker Pea Soup
Ingredients. Your grocer has it.
Here's e Dinner Me~s you might consider for
tomorrow night Planned by our General Mills
foods staff
Green Split Pea Soup Heated Crackers
Sliced Frankfurters in Scalloped Potatoes
Green Beans with Mustard Sauce
Cabbage Slaw
Fruit Garnished Blanc Mango Coffee
Cook Only Minutes! That's ALL for green split
pea soup with that long simmered goodness.
Just empty the package of our pea soup in
Evening star., 1946-09-08

gradients into boiling water. Cook 5 minutes.
Now you can humor that man of yours with
old-time split pea soup made at the last minute.
AIre>d1 Cooked: Our product gives you choice
green split peas. and seasooines, pee-cooked
IN pressure cookers. just night, too. That's why
your soup is 50 smooth, 50 full bodied, and nch
in favor Exactly the way man likes it. Do ny
this new package soup. Also our vegetable
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Evening star., 1946-05-12

Fother Hoye drops in OF
the perish school, where he is
shown among the first erod-
ers. Such visits oIwoys ore
regarded os on occasion" by
the children.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Pogo IL
A Day
in the Life
Of a Priest

An important port OF the
work Of q Catholic priest is
the heorine Of confessions,
At the right the Rev. George
}. Hoye enters one Of the
Confession boxes" in St.
Joseph's Church. Long IsIond
City. N. Y. os pen;tents line
up outside. Most priests
spend obout four hours in the
confessional every Saturday.
on the ewes Of holy doys Of
obligation ond on the doy
preceding the first Fridoy Of
eooh month.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
Vesti IL zvljenio
omeriSkih SIovencev

Chicago, Ill.-Na juzni strani
mesta je v torek umrl Joze Ku-
helj, XII je bill pred lett zelo zna-
ma osebnost v SNPJ in vec let
clan glavnega odbora. v jednoto
je pristopil leta 1907 in Sc pri-
eel v Mi uve1javljati. Ma mil
wauski konvenciji je bill izvoljen
v glavni odbor kot zapisnikar,
ma pittsburski konvenciji leta
1915 pa "a drugega glavnega
predsednika. Vsled oddaljenosti
glavnega predsednika in prvega
podpredsednika je on v letih
1916-1918 tudi vodil seize uprav-
mega odseka. V jednoti je bill ak
tiven okrog 20 let, do 1927-1928.
Potem Sc je umaknil v privatno
zivljenje. Pc poklicu je bill kro-
JAG. Zadnje mesece je bill bole-
hen in meseca decembra bill tudi
operiran in njenim posledicam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
DR.. "CornioIo Hive
ST. 4q3 T. M.

Uradnice drustva "CARNIO-
LA HIVE st. 493 T. M. "a leto
1916 so sledece:
Predsednica Josephine Stwan;
podpredsednica Christine Gla-
van; bivsa predsednica Mary
Bolta, duhovna voditeljica Ma
ry Stanonik; zapisnikarica in
bolniska tajnica Julia Brezovar;
financna tajnica Pauline Debe-
vec; vratarica Pauline Zigman;
spremljevalka Mary Maine;
straznica Mary Petschauer;
nadzornice: Frances Tavcar,
Jean Paik in Ursula Unetic.
Seje sc vrsijo vsako prvo sre-
do v mesecu v SIND.
One elanice, XII nirnajo placa-
mega asesmenta "a januar in feb
ruar, SO prosene, da ga gotovo
poravnajo ma seji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
Vseslovansko qibanje
v Ameriki

Cleveland, o. - V Ameriki
imamo nesteto organizacij, ka-
tere cd casa do casa prirejajo
svoja zborovanja, potom kate
rih obvescajo javnost o svojem
delovanju. Ia zborovanja, XII Sc
vrse v razlicnih mestih unije,
imenujemo konvencije. Ia obsir-
nejsi obseg pa tudi kongres. Ia
ke konvencije imajo ma primer
profesijonalci vseh strok, ka-
kor tudi politicne skupine. Pro-
sto in ko-operativno delovanje
ljudi, XII imajo skupne intere-
Sc, ali pa skupne obveznosti, 81
tako vzajemno utrinjajo svoj
razvoj.
Namen takih zborovanj je pa
poleg preureditve organizacije,
tudi pridobiti ma svojo stra n
ljudsko misljenje, kar je prav
posebne vaznosti pri politicnih
organizacijah.
Mi, Siovenci, ali pa ostale slo-
vanske skupine, XII SO po vecini
stevilnejse Cd mas, imamo tudi
konvencije nasih podpornih or
ganizacij. Naprej ne sezemo,
vsaj do te vojne ne. Povprecni
nasi naseljenci MISC imeli smi-
sla "a kaj vecjega, obenem pa
tudi razpolozenje san1o nj ka-
zalo do nikakega izhoda.
Priti je morala krvava odlo-
eitev ma bojnih poljanah Evro-
pc. Tlacitelji Slovanov so pre-
naagani in tenn Sc je odprla
nova doba "a milijone, XII hi 81
GER postal suznji ma svoji zem-
iii tujemu gospodarju.
V zacetku vojne je admin
stracija v Washingtonu dobro
vedela, da ima nesteto ogledu-
hov in izdajalcev, kateri bodo
poskusili dvigniti stavke v vol
nj industriji. Zato je dobil eden
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04

di poslancf vsel slovanskih DIR.
zav in unetniki svetovnega slo-
vesa. Ma kratko povedAno, to
bo nekaj velieastnega "a mas,
.kajti giasovi teh moz Sc bodo
slisali dalec naokoli. Kdor po-
ina Leo Krzyckega, lanko pri-
eakuje, da 10 povedal' nekaj,
kar bo marsikje bolelo. zelim lie,
da bi sc nasi intelektualci il
Clevelanda udelezili te priredbe.
Ia rezervacijo Sc obrnite n a
American Slav kongres, SOP E.
42nd st. New York II, N. Y.
M. I. Lab.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04

zdaj tudi podlegel. Star je bill
SO let in rojen v Kostanjevici ma
Dolenjskem. zapusca zeno, tri
hcere, in sina in wee drugih So
rodnikov, med mimi tudi Mirka
Kuhlja, glavnega blagajnika,
kateremu je bill stric. Pokopan
je bill v soboto dopoldne.
Blanford, Ind.--Dne %. feb
ruarja je umrl Bartel Oblak,
clan SNPJ. Star je bill "a let in
bolehal cez dive lett. zivel je v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04

mai sc vzgaja in maj zivi ma
svoji zemlJi, prepojeni q njih
krvjo. San1i SO trpeli, sarni 50
Sc borili in umirali "a svojo do.
novino in sami naj 81 delajp red
v svoji hisi. Maj zivi hrabra
partizanska armada in njih po-
gu1nni tovaris narsal Tito! -
S,nrt fasizmu, svoboda rlarodu!
Slovenska Primorka,
Mary Konestabo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

najvecjih delavskih organiza-
torjev, Leo Krzycki namig, maj
organizira vse slovanske sku-
pine, katere maj v prilog zavez-
niske in seveda tudi nase zma-
ge, kljubujejo vsaki stavki ter
lojalno delajo "a naso zmago.
To Sc je zgodilo in slovanske
skupine so tudi drzale besedo.
Priznanje "a to SO dobile cd
predsednika samega, kateri Sc
I.je v pozdravih ma kongres ma
zborovanju v Detroitu in pozne-
je v Pittsburghu dovolj laska-
vo izrazil O tenn.
Toda vojna je minila. Poleg
500 slovanskega delavstva, XII
je zaposleno v tezki industriji
Amerike, SO tudi sinovi stotiso-
cev slovanskih druzin, XII so de-
jansko pomagali v borbi "a de-
mokracijo ter prennnogi zrtvo-
vail tudi svoja zivljenja. sta
tistika kaze, da smo Slovenci
vec kot 1000 delali "a, zmago
Amerike, kajti poleg vsega,
kar smo tukaj doprinesli, so tu-
di nasi bratje onkraj morja sr-
ditto odbijali neenak smrtono-
sen boj, kakorsnemu nj para V
zgodovini, posebno ne v Slove-
niji, odnosno v Jugoslaviji.
Toda pustimo to "a sedaj in
poglejmo stvar cd druge stra-
nj. Mi smo doprinesli svoj de-
LEI. Mar dobimo sedaj prizna-
ME? Med vojno sc je ime par
tizanov bliscalo po naslovnih
straneh dnevnikov in veliko
drugih cudezev so pisali listi.
Ko pa je enkrat vojna nainila,
so bile ma nah vse te stvari po-
zabljene.
Upravi6eni smo, da sedaj 70
pet skupaj pridemo in vprasa-
mo "a mas delez. Predsednik
slovanskega kongresa Sc je pre-
teklo jesen podal v Evropo, da
ma svoje oci vidi, kaksno sta
ME je v cehoslovaski,. Poljski,
Rusiji in Jugoslaviji. Govoril je
5 Stalinon1, Be11esem, Titom in
Bierutom ter 81 ogledal vse, kar
je zanimivega.
Prisel je nedavno nazaj in DO
povedal kaj je videk To sc DO
zgodilo v nedeljo 10. narca v
hotelu Astor, Oh $50 popoldne.
Oh tel priiiki pridejo skupaj "a
stopniki kongresa ter vodilne
osebe siovanskega zivlja v Ame-
riki. Oh tel priliki bo poeascen
tudi mas neumorni jugoslovan-
ski voditelj Zlatko Balokovic,
ki je podpredsedpik kongresa.
| Poleg skorAj sto pokrovite-
Iev odlicnih poklicev, DO pred
sedoval castnemu sprejemu Sc
nator Robert r. Wagner in Sc
nator Francis J. Myers, kot tu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
Odobrava Glanek
tovarisa BostjantiEa

Cleveland, O. - Dobro 81 po-
godil, tovaris Bostjancic, lie v
tenn tonu nadaljuj. TO je pravic-
no. Vidim, da ii je domovina
pri srcu in da ljubis dedscino
tvojih ocetov, naso prekrasno
Primorsko S Trstom in Gorico
vred.
Ne vem zakaj tega ne razu-
mejo ali nocejo razumeti Angle
Ii, da oni ne smejo in nimajo
pravice prodajati tuje lastnine.
&c oni tako ljubimkajo fash
| sticno Italijo in Sc Jim smili
ubogi fasizem, zakaj ne bi dali
Italijanom svoj London?! Daj-
te Jim kolonije, sal tudi MISC an
gleske, ker so ukradene.
Sal vendar poznamo nekoliko
zgodovino, kako je do tega pri-
slo. Zemlja pripade tistemu, XII
jo obdeluje, ne pa pustolovcem
in vandrovcem. Seveda, Angle
zem Sc slime cedijo pc rudnikih.
Zemeljsko bogastvo je last ljud-
stva in "a ljudstvo. To jih boil,
kaj? Ubogi partizani so imeli
proti sebi dvajset divizij, dasi
so bill sami goloroki; fasisti in
nacisti z domacimi domobranci
so bill pa do zob oborozeni. Ma
vratu so imeli Sc belo gardo,
plavo gardo, Mihajlovice, usta-
Sc in crno roko.
Oh istem casu pa je bilo v
Italiji samo devet divizij, pa Sc
nj dalo Anglezem ne naprej in
ne nazaj priti. MIN Sc. je smili-
10 porusiti tisto gnilo zidovje ma
Cassini, MISC Sc Jim smilili pa
nasi ameriski fantje. Uboge ma
tere, zakaj smo vzredile sino-
We? Ampak me, matere, smo
poslale svoje sinove braniti de-
mokracijo in da resijo ljudi il
suzenjstva, ne pa, da Sc narode
Sc nadalje zasuznji. To 81 dajte
zapomniti, nasi naprejpostav-
ljeni.
Najhujse mi je sedai ko sem
zvedela, kaj vse to pocenjajo
italijanske zverine mojim i
dragimi sorodniki in prijatelji.
Sedem vasi SO zazgali v enem
dnevu; Judi live metali v
ogenj! Kali so otroke, zenske
in starce, vsakogar, kdor jim
nj zbezal v gozd. v moji rojstni
vasi Pregarje, kjer je bio 113
his, SO ostale Sc sano razvai-
ne. Tam Sc danes potikajo mo-
je sestre in bratje in ostali va
seani, kdor je Sc ostal xiv. Ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04

PARISH, Ill. Zapusca zeno Elisa
betho, v Clintonu, Ind, poroce-
no hcer Mary Ferrare, " Wyo-
mingu brata Cirila, v starem
kraju pa sestro.
belmont, Pa. - Dne IL. fe-
bruarja je umrla v bolnisnici "
Wheelingu, w. Va. Mrs. Jane
Bohince Perego. Podlegla je po-
skodbam, XII jih je dobila prejs-
Mi dan v avtni nezgodi. Zapu-
Sea moza, starse in stiri brate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
Prodo So

Kuhinjsko nnizo Z dvemi sto-
Ii; kosaro "a star papir; gugal-
nico "a porc Zelo veiik mlin "a
mleti naeso; thernos posoda, dr.
Ii emo galono; posodice "a cvet>
lice; zaga; grablje; lopate; kla-
dive in drugo hisno orodje; 2
para "rol1er skates;;" bow and
arrow" set in razni drugi sport
nj predmeti. Poizve Sc ma 225 E.
1856 ST., Suite l, ~ 1872.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04
ENAKofs1sAvfUSr

! nj plSC IHOJd uOO6d Oeosia Ii
vasi HUE stev. IA.
Starejso sestro, Mihacic, po-
rocena v vasi Celje st. 6, SO TIA
lijani odpeljai v Udine-Videm,
| " zapor. Tam so jo zastrupili
vbrizgavanjem strupa v roko;
meme sinove SO pa nucili in
umorili. Ali nj to groMo?
Odpeljali SO stiri tovorne av-
tomobile zivil, sedem krav, sti-
ri prasice, stiri ovce in diva ko-
MIA. Vse so unicili. Edino mlaj-
sa hcerka je ostala se ziva in je
porocena v Novokracine st. So
pri Ilirski Bistrici. Pise sc Sc
daj Maria Surina. Ia uboga re-
vica, je sedaj san1a ma svetu cd
svoje druzine.
Brata so mi tudi unicili sko-
raj do smrti. Bill je v bolnisnici
v Reki. Ne vem, ce je Sc xiv ali
ne. Njegov sin je partizan v Po-
stojni. Heerka pa Sc uci "a boil
nicarko v Ljubljani. To je moi
brat, Anton Zadnik, Pregarje,
st. Al. To Sc je godilo vse v Br-
kinih. Ubogi moi dragi, kar jih
MISC pomorili, so jim pa vse uni
cili in pozrli. Sedaj pa Sc krici-
jo, brezvestnezi, da so lacni.
Tukaj pa citam, kako tool
krokodilove solze elovek, XII zivi
cd nasih zuljev. Nemski in ita-
iijanski otroci so lacni, hm, kaj
pa nasi, ali SO siti? Milo nebo
je nasim streha. Bosi, nagi in
lacni so. Komaj &c imajo kaks-
ne raztrgane cunje ma sebi. To
je ze cd sile.
Sedaj, ko so fasisticni bar
bari vse ia grozodejstva izvr-
Sill mad nasimi ljudmi v nasi
prelepi Primorski zemlji, pa pri-
de kramarska Anglia, in k te-
mu j pomagajo Sc nasi "oce-
tje", da bi tisto krvolocno TIA
lijo nagradili in il dali naso slo-
vensko zemljo, Istro, Trst in
Gorico. Date jim London, daj-
te Jim New York!
Premislite dobro, da Primor-
ska je slovenska. Samo "a Trst
je pablo 5000 partizanov. To SO
nasi bratje in sestre. Slovenska
kri je tekla po trzaskih ulicah
in ma njih strani je pravica. Kar
so partizani osvobodili, to maj
oni uzivajo. Oni SO Sc borili kot
levi, da so 81 Dom ocistili. Ma
81 MISC imeli ne orozja ne tan
kov. Sovraznike so morali po-
biti, da so 81 dobili nekaj oroz-
ia. Imeli pa SO moeno zavest in
hrabro srce in tako so prema-
gall divjega sovraznika in do
mace izdajice. Tu Sc vidi, da je
bill tudi Bog ma strani partiza-
nov. Hudo pa so sc zamerili b.
gu nekateri duhovniki, ker so
pozabili, kaj uci bozja zapoved.
Bog je rekel: "Ne ubijaj! Ne
kradi! Ne presestvuj! Lju bi
svojega bliznjega, kakor same
ga sebe!" Oni pa tega MISC ubo-
gall, zato SO bill pahnjeni v
pregnanstvo.
Bog je vzljubil praviene lju-
di, partizane, XII SO bill prega-
miami in muceni cd tiste pro-
klete fasistiGne sodrge. Proc z
gnilobo, le zdrav slovenski rod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04

JlOVeuSRl WuRTlSKt uQfOQW sue
..-. seas W. 26th Street. Chicago g. m =,
zdnu tprv konvenciu SANS sept
Cevend b zvjeni siedsci ursdnH
tesA odburs
cAsTNn cLANI.
predsednn. ADAnIIC, Milford N.
casna podpdsednica MARIE PEZsLD Dillingham; Avenue
Sheboygan, Wis.
Ave, Ohio.
EKSEKUTTyE:
peapedsednik
podredsedn FRED WIDER 2sS4 se Lswndae Chicago s
Illinois,
Tajnik: MInKo a. kUHEI 1855 w. 2sh st. Chicago g. ILL.,
zapknikar: JACOB ZUPAN 14ee S. Lombard Ave, Berwn
clan
LEO JURJovEC, ". shd RI, Chicago H.
AatTON KRAFxNCS 1s3s w. 2lst Pl, Chicaso T. III.
LEOPOLD KUsHIAN, e4Os st. Clair Ave, Cleveland Ohio.
ALBINA NovAK, sli7 81. Clair Cleveland 3, Ohio
FRANK ZAlTZ, 2Se1 So Lawndale Ave. Chicago "a. III
NADzoRau oDBoR:
LOUIS zEIENIKAK, preddnik s51 N Chicago St. Joliet I'LL
JOSIE ZAKRAJEEK, Cleveland !, Ohio
JOSEPH ZAvERTN1K 800 Tenany RI, Ensiewoed, n. j.
ANTON DEBEvC, st, Sheboygan wiz.
JOSEPH DIRN, Waterloo Rd, Cleveland 10. Ohio
JOsEPHNE ERJAvEC, s27 NO. Chicago st, Joliet III.
THERESA GERZEI. w. Alqufppa, Pa.
ANTON HORZEN, 4, Princeton
ANTHONY JERSIN, 4678 Washington st, Denver Colo
REV. MATH KEBE, 22s-57th St., Pittsburgh l. Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, 6o4-sd st, N w, Chisholm, Mimi
HELENA KUSAR 1896 So Kenlworh Ave, BeFwyn. Ill.
KATHERINE 1883 Hawthorne Detroit Mich
JOHN KvARTICH, I'll Station St, Bridseviils Pa
JOHN POLLOCK 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio
LUDVIK MUTE, 364 Menahan st, Brooklyn NJ Y.
ANTOINETTE sMCICH, Addison Rd, Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPECK 465s Rosa Ave, st. Louis 16 Mo-
VALENTINE sTROJ, 1o4o Holmes Ave, indianapolis Ind
M. STONICH 1884 Cedar St. Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW VIDRICH JohnstownL
ANTON A. F. I. Bldg, Ely, MINI.
JOSEPH ZORC 1o45 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago ILL.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04


Tukaj
sredna Skupna
ponea
hoelu RITZ.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-02
Workers Urged
To Hold Onto
Account Cards

With applications for benefits az
der the old-agc and survivors IN
Surance program of the Social Sc
curity Board indicating increasing
Withdrawals from the labor force.
John H. Ingle, manager of the Ra-
leigh field office of the Board to-
day warned that workers leaving
employment covered by the Social
Security Act should safeguard their
account number cards for the future.
ln9le said that 2l0 persons in the
area served by the local office ap-
piled for benefits during the first
quarter of 1916, an increase OF lofl
over the average for the past year,
and that the rate had been %increas-
ed in April,
In addition to the withdrawal
from the labor force Of workers who
aye qualified. at the age of So or
laetr. for benefits under the old-a9c
and survivors program, there are
thousands throughout the country
who are leaving covered employment
for other reasons" In2le said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-02
TRANSFERRED
IN TOWNSHIP

Robert NJ. Holloway and wife
trursferred II acres in Nutbush
township to Jeffreys-Myers Manu-
featuring Company for $3.50 in a
deed filed at the register Of deeds
office yesterday.
Joseph c.. Roberts and wife sold
TO iav W. Hamlin a lot on Cedar
street for $40 and other consider
atoms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Onset Vet;s Aibi Fails to Stand Up

Onset, Mass, Aug. 7.-UP)-A Boston criminal lawyer was hired by Charles Russell Goodales family to- day in effort to clear the Onset naval veteran of suspicion in the rape staying of Ruth McGurk, for mer USO hostess
 Atty Matthew king of Mattapan told newsmen at his summer home here that he had been retained and was leaving immediately for Dedham to confer with District Attorney Edmund R. Dewing regarding the case.
 Goodale has been held ilcommu- nicado for more than 50 hours as a suspicious person" He has provided an alibi but Dewing said it had failed to stand up under intensive checking.
 To Go To High Court
 T intend to find out why the dis trict attorney is holding Goodale, :" King said. If the district attor- ney doesn't place bailable charge against Goodale, I shal go to the state supreme court for writ of habeas corpus" Such q writ, if granted, would free Goc5sIe pend- ing further developments in the case.
 It was King who served as defense counsel for Pvt. Francis V. J. Gricus of Waltham who was charged with murder in the sex staying Of Mrs Lillian Parent a few years ago. Gri- GUS was sentenced to the electric chair but the sentence later was committed to life imprisonment
 DeWing planned to appear in Mid dleboro district court tomorrow and seek complaint against Goodale
 Supplied by two friends, the sus- poets alibi is that he was in a Buz- zard's Bay cafe. five miles from here, with another girl on the night of July 27 when Miss McGurk was lured from an Onset dance hall, raped and throttled. Five days later the body of the 25-year-old victim
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07

of enrolment and public relations III the Blue Cross State headquar- ters at New Haven instructed local officers of the plan to proceed with the new enrolment drive.
 Our immediate objective is 50 percent of the Connecticut popu- lation,' Daley announced. Prom the way our present membership reacted to the new program, there isn't doubt in my mind but that we'll make it."
 So many firms have applied for membership for their employees dur ing the five-month layof in recruit in that Daley warns there will be some delay in getting around to all those who want their workers taken into Blue Cross.
 We have more than 800 firms on our waiting list and it is going to take time for us to reach them, " Daley explained. At the same time many of the 4,5O0 firms already in the plan are clamoring for us to enroll more ftheir employees. We'll accept new members as fast as we can"
 Connecticut Blue Cross now has 560 900 members and is the 10th largest in the United States in membership and sixth on the basis of percent of population enrolled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
President Succeeds h Purging'' Solon; Axtell Wins Easily

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. ' = (UP) -Enos A. Axtell, a political jack-in- the-box, won the Democratic nom ination for Rep. Roger Slaughter's Congressional seat today as Slaugh- ter went down under the opposition Of President Truman, the CIO.- P.A.C. and liberal-minded voters.
 Returns from 254 of 255 precincts in the Fifth Missouri Congressional District gave;
 Axtell, 19,741; Slaughter, 17,424, and Jerome Walsh, 5,495.
 Axtell issued victory statement. Slaughter was still silent.
 Lifted by Truman
 Axtell, former feed salesman lifted from obscurity by the pat on the back MT. Truman gave him three weeks ago when the President demanded that Slaughter be purged, grabbed an early lead in tabulation of yesterdays primary ballots, and was never overtaken.
 The issue was Slaughter's oppo- sition to MT. Truman's legislative program.
 Axtell had the backing of the re- surgent Pendergast machine headed now by James Pendergast, nephew
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07

Cats exist in most Japanese towns in proportion of 80 to every 100 houses, with the result that rats are very scarce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Tehon Heads  ForWoIIoce
 State Senator Asks
 Reelection on Basis
 Of Experience

The Wallace-for-Senator Commit tee held it's first meeting at the FL ton last night, with Alderman Mar tin J. Tehan being elected chair man. Other officers named were Alderman John Rock, secretary; and William Keavney, treasurer.
 Senator Patrick J. Wallace, thank ing the committee for its efforts, predicted that it's support would again bring him victory in the elec- tion this fall.
 When returned to the Senate" /" he said, T feel that will be capable of expediting my duties ever more efficiently because of the experience gained during my present term. As result of this I can promise to strive to give efficient, honest and thorough consideration to the inter- ests of the people of the 18th Dis trist and the city as a whole"
 Senator Edward P. Egan of the 18th District and Town Chairman Maurice F. Tangney praised MT. Wallace's record at Hartford. Both declared that he will have extreme ly strong support from residents of the 18th District in his bid for re- nomination and reelection.
 Senator Wallace made reference to the impending primary fight in his district, saying:
 We have been informed that for mer alderman Martin Sullivan will contest my right to the party nom- nation. He is being supported by former Senator John F. Tobin who, for unexplained reasons best known only to himself, has declined to run again. l will say no more, at this time, other than to ask if you think these men represent the interests of the entire 18th District and the en- tire city? l don't believe their re- cords reveal that they do.
 I make no apologies for my re- cord as a member of the State Leg islature for the past two years. I did not work few days a week or a few hours day at this responsibili- ty, statement I can support with endorsements not only from my Democratic colleagues in the Gen. eral Assembly but those of the op- posite party as well. say this be- cause I want you to know that my conception of the responsibility of a State Senator is one that calls for al-out effort and diligence to the job"