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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
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pet vprizori in sicer Y nasem
Slovensken1 drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave-, dne "a. novem-
bra. Pri9etek bo oh $3.50 popol
dne. Zvecer pa bo pies, "a ka-
terega igra Vadnalov orkester.
Da vam bodo nase kuharice
pripravile tudi okusno vecerjo,
je prav gotovo isto kot, da yam
bodo nasi tocaD priprav1jeni po-
street z pijaco "a vasa zejna gr-
la. Torej, kar Sc tice vsestran-
ske postrezbe, vam je zagotov-
LENA.
Vsi Sc zavedate, da je SANS
in ponot staremu kraju, se ved-
no potrebna, kajti po tako stras-
mem razdejanju in opustosenju,
XII ga je dozivela nasa stara do
movina, nj niti govora o tenn,
da jim pomoc ne bi bila potreb-
ma. Mi vsi sicer posiljamo pake-
te in druge stvari svojim So
rodnikom in prijateljem. Res je
tudi, da smo ameriski Slovenci
nabrali "a otrosko bolnisnico
dosedaj ze $144, 600. Vse je to
lepo in sluzi ma cast zavednim
Slovencem, toda kvota doloeena
"a otrosko bohisnico v Sloveni-
j, BE vedno nj dosezena, Sc ved-
no primanjkuje $4,000. In to
vsoto zelimo spraviti skupaj
vsaj v enem mesecu. Zato gre
eisti dobieek te nase prireditve
"a otrosko bolnisnico.
S tenn nj povedano, da SANS
ne bo treba vec, ko DO ia vsota
nabrana. Ne, SANS je Sc vedno
potreben iz raznih in vaznih
razlogov. Ma zadnji seji, XII Sc
je. vrsila v Chicago, je bilo skle-
memo, da Sc konvencija, ali kon-
gres vseh SANSovih podruznic
vrsi spomladi, 80. in 81. maja.
To potrjuje, da DO SANS he v
naprej deloval in vrsil svojo po-
zrtvovalne vlogo.
Pri konen ne smem pozabiti,
da omenim izkusene igralce in
igralke, XII imajo razne vloge pri
igri. Kar pa Sc tiee vstopnine,
no, ia pa je tako nizka, da me
je eisto sram omeniti jo. lara
di reda pa maj DO - je samo
60c! Nj torej nobenega vzroka,
da sc ne bi vide1i v nedeljo "a.
novembra v Slovenskem drust-
venem domu ma Reeher Ave.,
pri ii zanimivi igri.
Frank zagar,
predsednik podr. SANSa 1O6.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

Vas donesek "a otroSko boil
nico v Sloveniji bo xnak Uu-
bexni in spojtovanja do po-
trebnih. v ia uamen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena.
kopravnostiI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
Vabilo ma plesno
veselico .@~

Cleveland, o. --- Drustvo sv.
Ane st. 4 SDZ bo praznovalo
svojo 35-letnico v soboto is.
Enovembra 1916. Proslava sc DO
vrsila v dvorani Slovenskega
narodnega donna, ma st. Clair
Ave. Zacetek bo OBJ s. uri I'VE
Ger. Vstopnina je 75c davkom
pristetim.
v preteklosti je nase drustvo
vedno prirejalo po 1 ali 2 vese-
lice ma leto. Prirejalo je tudi
razne bankete, piknike in igre,
toda sedaj zaradi svetovno po-
liticnih razmer, Sc je pocivalo ze
dive lett. Ker so Sc pa casi spre-
obrnii ma boljse in veselejse, ko
Sc je ia vojna koncala in so sc
nasi mladi fantje in mozje, nasa
dekleta in zene, vecinoma zma-
goslavno povrnili k svojim lju-
bim starsem, zenam in blizn Jim
sorodnikom, smo zopet Ancke
veselo ozivele in da ne boste mi
sill, da smo ze vse pomrle, smo
sklenile prirediti "a to 35-letni-
co plesno veselico.
Vabimo clanice in cenjeno OBJ
cinstvo v Clevelandu in bliznI
okolici, vse ljubite1je veselic,
da mas posetite ma tel slavnost-
nj prireditvi, kjer sc bono skup-
no poveselili.
Upam, da Sc DO cenjeno Clan
stvo Slovenske dobrodelne I'VE
re vdelezilo v obilnem stevilu.
Me clanice vam bono hvalezne
in vam bono isto ob enaki pri-
liki povrnile. g.,
Vse clanice Sc morate vdele-
ziti, ker vas "a to slavnost We
ze dolznost. Pripeljite vsaka
svojega spremljevalca. Katere
ste Sc "ledik in frej', svot "a
ljubljenee, zene pa svoje moze.
Ker mas je tudi veliko stevilo
taksnih, XII nimamo svojega pa
ra in smo vsakovrstne starosti,
enc Sc v cvetocih naladih letih,
druge re v visoki starosti, zato
pozivamo mlade fante in vdov-
ce, da Sc tudi mi med seboj po-
zabavimo v tel veseli druzhi.
Mogoce vas bo ravno ma tel na-
81 vesehci doletela sreca, da 81
boste pridobili katero Aneico
in Sc MO do svoje smrti skup-
no zdruzili, da vam DO srce ved-
no pelo "Ancica, srcek moi -
tt 81 moja, JAZZ pa tvoj!"
Pridite torei proste zabave
vam bo ma razpolago, okrepcila
v jestvinah in pijaci. Ia plesal-
ce pa DO skrbeIa "Pete Srnick"
orkestra toiko casa, da 81 bo-
mo lahko voseii dobro jutro,
ne ''lahko noc".
Ma svidenje Is. novembra v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
st. Clair Ave.
Mary Bradac, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

WARSHAW, N. r, IL. nov
Neki Jay A. Smith ze drugo se-
zone sadi naftalinske krogliee
skupaj lsenenozn kAmaxc.
Saaith tfdi q - vse v1ste n
sektov IN crvov napustile napad
"a te .naftalirane" ku1narce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
JugOslOvanski tisk o
pOmoci izseljencev

pUluUCl 1ASClJCllCCV
v septemberski stevilki glas-
nika "Jugoslovanskega rdecega
kriza' je ohjavljeno izcrpno po-
rocilo DIR. r. Neubauerja o po-
mod in pomoznim akcijam ju-
goslovanskih izseljencev v Ka-
nadi in Zedinjenih drzavah. v
svojem c1anku DIR. Neubauer
pravi med ostalim:
"Nasi naseljenei so z d1so in
telesom povezani q svojo stare
domovino. Oni danes najvec
mislijo ma to, kako da pomaga-
jo svojim bratom in sestram v
starem krajM. Zdruzeni svoji-
mi odbori in povezani z najvis-
jini krogi v Zed. drzavah, oni
so vlozili veliko napora, da bi
pomoc bila eim vecja."
DR.. Neubauer omenja organi-
zaeije in posameznike, XII delu-
jejo ma tenn podrocju v Kanadi
in Zedinjenih drzavah. V svo-
jem clanku obravnava tudi
vprasanje odnosa jugosl izselje-
ncev do stare domovine. Omenja
socialne in ekonomske razmere,
XII so mnoge pognale vsvet, da 81
poiseejo novo domovino. "Odha-
jail so v to novo zemljo" - pi-
Sc DIR. Neubauer - ~ svojimi
tradicionalnimi odlikami poste-
MIA in wolfe "a delo, da bi tako
ustvarili boljse pogoje zivljenja
"a sebe in svoje v domovini. To-
da ma zalost, tam dalec, v tuji
zemlji, zelo pogosto so nasi tez-
Ike pogoje della in morali so zrt-
Ivovati vse: svojo mladost in
svojo moe, v zameno pa so do
bill zelo malo.
"Stara Jugoslavija ne samo,
da nj mic storila, da bi zassitila
te nase ljudi, da bi jih cim tes-
neje povezala stare domovino
in skrbela "a njihove specificno
| jugeslovanske kulturne potrebe,
temvee je .cesto izkoris:ala te
nase izseljence do skrajnosti in
Rjih tako -- odbijala.
"sele narodno osyobodilni po-
kret, je takorekoc eez noe po-
stavil Jugoslovane pred ameri-
sko javnostjo, ma pravo mesto.
Ceravno zapostavljeni, jugoslo-
vanski delavci so vzivali glas
najbo1j delovnih in postenih de-
lavcev. TO so nam PRIMAL tudi
vodilni ljudje v Minnesoti, XII so
izjavili, da Sc ia drzava ina "a
hvaliti "a svoj razvoj ravno ju-
goslovanskim naseljencem."
DR.. Neubauer opisuje tenn
clanku doprinos posaineznih ju-
goslovanskih skupin v koris t
start domovini, kot: akcije Hr-
vaske bratske zajednice, srbske-
ga "Vidovdanskega kongresa"
"Makedonske ameriske lige" in
posebno omenja SANS in Slo-
vensko narodno podporno jed.
noto. CINEMA, da Sc je po "a
slugi gornIh slovenskih organi'
zaeij v zele kratkem casu ma.
bralo 100, 600 dolarjev "a etros'
ko bolnisnico, poleg velikih vsot
XII so. bile nabrane v Iprejsnjih
akcijah.
Ia clanek dr.. Neubauerja je
namenjen v informativne ellie
da seznani v enem splosnem pre-.
gledu jugoslovansko javnost c
delu in vaznosti pomoei, Xxi jc
kanadski in arneriski Slovenci
Hrvati, Srbi in Makedonci posi-
ljajo svojemu staremu kraju.
HI.s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
.SODNlJSkI PROCEs PR ROTI
SLONENSKIM IZDAJALCEM
Is. novenbra, 1946
(NddaljeVdnje)

lpadla, dobila sem rane po nogah.
Ustavila sem Sc, sezula cevlje in
tekla bosa po gozdu. Trikrat
sem splezala ma hojo, da sem
videla Ljubljano, ker mi v gozdu
nj bilo mic znano. Dvakrat sem
lpritekla ma isto mesto, ko nisem
vedela kan. Slisala sem biti uro,
videla sem elektricne luci domo-
brancev, XII so me iskali sli-
sala sem jih govoriti. Tiseala
sem Sc ma hoji, oni pa so bill 20
do 80 metrov pod menoj =. il
rokava mi je kapljala kri
roka je bila cisto trda. Potem
sem sla ma pijavo gorico Sc
skrivala v smrekicah, tekla bosa
po ivju in mrazu, skakala cez
grabne :. ..
'Bila sem trdno odlocena, da
morajo izvedeti partizani, kako
streljajo belogardisti nedolzne
fljudi Mesec dni kasneje so
well Sc mojo 62-letno mater, po-
sestvo izropali, konje prodaI .
Mater so poslali v Nemcijo, kjer
je cd lakote umrla in v krema-
toriju zgorela. Danes sem brez
matere, oce mi je umrl ze po prvi
svetovni vojni >. Prosim sodi-
See, maj te zlocince kaznuje, ka-
kor zasluzijo. &c mas nj bilo sko-
da, tudi njih nj, ko jim je krivda
jasno dokazana."
Peti dan razprave proti slo-
venskim Hdajalcem je sodisce
nadaljevlo Is. augusta. Dvorana
ma Taboru je bila Sc pred sedmo
uro zjutraj nabita poslusalcev,
XII so najveejim zanimanjem
zasledovali potek zaslisevanja
stevilnih prie. Obtozenci so me-
mo poslIsai yes potek, Sc tu in
tam nervozno premikavai in We
cinoma zakrknjeno gledali v tia
precise.
Predsednik sodisea, kapetan
Modic je najprej precital nekaj
izpovedi IL zapisnika sodnem
procesu v Kocevju "a casa oku-
pacije. IL teh izpovedi sc zrca-
LILO stevilni zlocini mad sloven-
skim ljudstvom, izvrseni cd do
mach izdajalcev, kojim so ma
eel evali danasnji obtozenci.
Vazna je izjava belogardisticne-
ga vojnega kurata Malovrha, XII
je izpovedal, da je postal kurat
po skofovi odredbi.
Cetnlskl major Novak ga je
takrat prosil, da bi prevzel me-
sto kurata njegovem sloven-
skem cetnisken1 odredu "a po-
hod "a Dolenjsko, da bi ljudstvo
vmelo, da eetniki sodelujejo z
duhovseino. Naloga kaplana Ma
lovrha maj bi bila omogociti od-
redu prehod mimo vaskih straz,
da bi cetnike ne smatrah "a par
tizane in napadle.
Da Sc je prehod posrecil, je
najprej obveseal kraievne zs1pni-
ke in dobil kurirje, XII so jih vo-
dill mimo postojank. Oh tistem
cosu so bill X 6etni$kemu ma
jorju Novaku spu56eni angleski
Epadolci. Malovrh je pojasnil, da
$50 cetniki ma TEN pohodu "pobi-
Ijali vase Judi tenn, da so (cet-
fniki) nosili partizanske kape."
! IL zaslisanja price Ivana Jeri.
ne je razvidno, da so Sc priblizno
teden dni pred zlocini v Logatcu
sestali ma Vrhniki belogardistic-
nj kolovodje Viktor Bonac, An
ton Berlot ter Martin in August
Macek. v druzbi z visjim domo-
branskim castnikom IL Ljublia-
Inc so Sc domenili O zlocinih "cr-
ne roke' Logatcu. Isti kolo-
r,vodje so Sc redno sestajali v zup-
niscu v Gornjem Logatcu pri
tedanjem zupniku Skubicu in
I lnjegovem kaplanu. v Dolnjem
Logatcu pa so imeli glavne Sc
stanke pri veleindustrialcu Ja-
] kohu Macku.. Skoraj po vsakem
sestanku so sledile mnozicne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

pobili. odgovoril je, da najbrze
da, da vse pobijejo."
Duhovniki SO izrabljali spoved-
nice a psovke
Kumsetova je zivahno pripo-
vedovala. Oh njenih besedah jje
vstajala pred sodiscem spet tez-
ka pot premnogih zavednih slo-
venskih ljudi, hi so Jill domaei
izdajalci do smrti mucili.
"Potem smo cakai Sc kake tri
cetrt ure, nato smo sli v sosed-
MO sobo, kjer sta bila diva spo-
vednika. Sic smo k spovedi. To
pa nj bS1a spoved, ampak pravo
sas'i$euamje pod krimko spovedi:
''Mene je izpraseval, &c imam
zveze partizani, &c jim nosim
hrano, da imam zarocenca pri
partizanih. Rekel je: 'Zdaj 81
pred smrtjo, moras vse po pra-
|vici jovedati.'
"Tudi vse druge so izpovedali.
Vprasevali smo Sc, kaj so druge
izprasevai in Je matt petletnega
fanta povedala, da ga je prosila
'Gospod zupnik, prosite zane, da
me ne bodo ustrelili, ker imam
donna majhnega otroka. Maj me
dajo v Nemcijo.'
"Ce bi te poznal, bi ze prosil,
tako pa ne morem, zdaj nj druge
pomoci, kot krogla v glavo,' je
cinicno odgovoril.
"Ponovno so mas segnali v We
70, kjer so bill isti krvniki, in Sc
vec kot pref. Stale smo tam, "a
daj mas pa domobranci, XII SO mas
tepli, tako grde besede rabili in
vse partizanske matere prekleli,
vsak I'D posebej in tako grde be-
sede govorili, da Sc nikdar nj
sem nobenega pijanca v gostilni
slisala, da bi tako grdo govoril.
"Neka tovarisica je imela ma
prsih Boga, XII ga je donna vzela
in ga je yes cas- nosila S seboj.
zrtve SO prosile domobrance, maj
Jh obhajajo, sal je ze polroc ura
in snoei cd pete ure MISC mic jed
lie. Domobranci so sc norca de-
lali in so rekli, da bodo Sic kar
gorke v nebesa. Eden cd domo-
brancev je vel pusko in je to-
varisieo MO udaril po ustih in
rekel: 'Tukaj imas hestiJor
/ "Pretepai so tudi druge tova-
risiee in tisti, XII je imela krizec
ma prsih, so ga pusko popolno-
ma stolkli. Tudi Bogka so stol-
XII. Nato je matt osmeih otrok
pok1ekmilo pred ME IN s pouzdig-
njeminss rokomi prosila, maj 10
pastsjo $ivo:: fAko Sc meme ne
stsaashte, Sc usmsilite neojih
osnesh ,sedolSmih otrok. Ninsajo
oceta, sedoj naj Sc mater iegubi-
10, kdo jim DO dajal kruhar
Ma memo prosnjo 50 odgovo-
rih preklinjevanjem in s takim
pretepanjem, da je padla ma tia.
"Potem so mas zopet zvezali.
JAZZ sem stala zadej, gledala sem
v tia in nisem ne jokala in ne
prosila. Pogledala sem v tia in
rekla: 'Vasih rok Sc drzi kri maj
boil jsih slovenskih ljudi!' Ker mi.
so vedeli, kdo je to rekel, so vse
zenske spredaj tolkh puskami
lin pestmi. Kakor Sc je katera
Foglasila, je bila tepena. Nato SC
mas segnali ven, mole tovarisice
so prosile, a domobranci 50 vpi.
III: Ala, nitro, stiri "a zidr
"Jaz sem jim rekla: 'Eekleta
nikar ne jokajte. sedaj bono pa.
die me, pa ne bo dolgo, ko bodo
padii tudi ii domobranci.'
I Nato so mas gnah eez neko
planoto proti gozdu. Tu so mas
ustavili. Tovarisica "a menoj je
vprasala: Ali SO jane izkopa.
ne?' Domobranec pa Sc je obrnil
proti neni in zakrical: ia pro.
kieta kurba, Sc jano bono kopa'
LII! Ma vrhu boste 1ezale, mai vas
pozro psi! Hitro, stiri vstric, sti.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
BY RUTH MILLETT

Well, ladies', we can start, play
ing a new game any time now.
1t is along the lines of the old
favorite, Il Wonder What She
Sees in Him?"-but it has many
more possibilities.
A Harvard professor has PEI
haps unwittingly, given us the key
to the game, but we are free to
work out all kinds Of variations
to suit ourselves.
The professor is anthropologist
Earnest A. Hooton, who recently
divided men into three distinct
types: The "butter-balr' o. fat
man; the 'he-man" or athletic
type; and the "string-bean.' who
suffers from fatigue, inhibitions
and a dislike of people.
What we a do now is start
looking at the husbands of our
friends in a more scientific light
than our past idle 81 wonder what
she sees in him?" conjecturing.
When somebody wonders why
cute, pert Sally married good old
fat Sam instead of n of the
handsome men she might have
had, somebody can point out:
"Well. after all, he's the butter
ball type. He may not be hand
some or the type of man you
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
Oak Grove Chapel
wiN Show Motion
Picture On Friday

The motion picture, Journey
Eaith," will be shown at Oak
r~ore Chapel on Friday evening
7.3o o'clock by DR.. Sandy C.
or1,s This picture, a Cathedral
.,,, IS the story of Cleopas, and
heino shown at the chapel
..o,gb the Home Missions board
'ait t5e Wilmington Presbytery. No
o. r;ssion will be charged, but a
s sq-l offering will be taken to
defray expenses
The public is cordially invited
IN be present
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
WE, THE WOMEN
Try This On The Men, Ladies

would have expected Sally to
choose, but, after all, the butter
ball is "a remarkable family man
and a good husband"
And when a newcomers hand
some h u S b and comes up for
discussion, the girls can indulge
in a little sour-graping by para
phrasing an expert:
ooh well, he probably isn't easy
to live with. That athletic type is
always stomping around the house.
fretting because he isn't out shoot
ing ducks OF hitting a. golf ball
and besides, he ages very quickly
See the possibilities? DR.. Hoo
toms little pointers ought to liven
up bridge-table conversation con-
siderably
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
Church Yule Bazaar
Will Open Tonight

Tho anual bazaar of the Church
1.-THE Good Shepard will open this
SAornoon with a family supper be-
a. served from 5 o'clock until
q no and will reopen Friday from
; o'clock until g.
a cordial invitation is extended
III who are interested to visit
,,o bazaar at the parish hall OF
,he Church of the Good Shepherd,
c;vth and Queen street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
Jaycee Auxiliary
Will Meet Tonight

The Wilmington JUNO: Chamber
OF Commerce auxiliary will hold
the semi-monthly meeting this eve
ming at 7:30 o'clock in the chamber
OF commerce office. All Jaycee
wives are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
HEAVY COSTS

NEW YORK, Nov. 20-W.H-Lt.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, deputy Amer
lean Military governor in Ger
many. predicted Wednesday night
that the United States and British
occupation zones could be made
self-sustaining within three years
but at a cost to America and Brit
ain of $1,000, 900, 900 for food and
raw materials.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
Wilmington Art
Club Will Meet

The Wilmington Art club will
meet this evening at 7:3O O'Clock
at the YWCA, Third and Grace
street, for the workshop meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21

Cranberry and most fruit stains
will come out if boiling water is
poured on them with force while
stains are still fresh. Using soap
will set the stains,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
Births
MICHAEL CARY

Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Duncan.
Jr., announce the birth of a son,
Michael Cary, on November II at
Marion Sp-unt annex. Mrs. Dun
can is the former Hazel Harrison
OF this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21
TIMOTHY

Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Allen an.
nounce the birth Of a son, Timothy
Randall, on November IL at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Allen is the
former Catherine Anderson of Will
mington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21

Cut flower stems in varying
lengths to avoid arrangements that
look stilted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-21

A still-life setup will be available
for those wishing to sketch. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend these weekly meetings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09

right Of way. failed to appear and was re-notifled; Royal Daggett, 4o of 63 Bank Street, breach of the peace, continued to May g; Charles Labutis. 30, of Vheeler Avenue, intoxication and breach of the reace, nolled; Sherman Marsh, 38 of New York City, non-support continued four weeks.
 Also Nicholas Santora, g, of GOA Walnut Street Extension, theft continued to May g; John Murteza 21, of SIS Hamilton Avenue, speed ing, nolled for SIP; Austin Fern, 24 of Naugatuck, illegal parking, $t bond; Robert Powell, N, of 15Ts ThomaSton Avenue, non-Support continued to June 6; Phillip Rus- siawa, 27, of 25 Sumac Street, vio- lstion of the rules of the road nolled for SIP; Joseph D. Gostin 56, of 251 Willow Street, violation of the rules of the road, nolled for $6; Anthony Laone, 26, of IT Young Street, failure to grant the right of way, nolled for $l5; Anthony Cerbasie, fl, of g Woodward Street failure to grant the right of way continued to May g and James Little, 38, of 206 B lop Street breach of the peace, continued to July 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
Morion Krusko
 In $5,OOO Suit

Metro Krusko of Waterbury was named defendant in a 5000 ac- counting suit in Superior Court yes- terday by his wife, Marian Krusko also of this city, who seeks one half interest in their property and savings.
 The plaintiff claims she turned over all her savings to her husband who placed them in an account under his name, and that the sav- ings were used for purchase of pro- perty on MacArthur Drive. Mrs Krusko points out they were mar ried July 1T, 1928, and that she continued working after marriage.
 An accounting Of the savings, and conveyance of half-interest in the property are sought by the plain tiff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
Valley Clergyn1en
 To Conuene May 19
Seymour Church Congregational Spring Meeting Host;
 Local Teacher Vice-Moderator

The Spring meeting of the Naug- atnck Valley Association of Congre- gational Churches and Ministers will be held at the First Congrega& tional Church, Seymour, Sunday, May 19, with the Rev. Richard Shannon Graham aS moderator.
 Earle H. Blanchard, member Of the faculty of Leavenworth High school, this city, will be vice-mod- erator and the Rev. Oscar Locke, pastor of the Congregational Church, Oakville, registrar.
 The theme of the meeting will be .sThe Church and the Postwar World" Paul Book, of Yale Divin- ity School, assistant at the First Congregational Church, Naugatuck, will speak at the afternoon session on "The Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Proposed Merger"
 The T'ellowship supper will be served by the ladies of the Sey- piour Church at 6 p. m. At the devotional service, at 7:30 the lead- CT will be the Rev. John Westhrook, pastor of the Congregations Church, Watertowp. Itnmediately following, Mrs. Jessie Bissell Craw- fond, wife of the Rev: Cedric E Crawford, minister. of Spanish Speaking World in Southsrn Cali
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
Howell Heads
 Famous Bond

Joseph Howell was elected pres ident and Edgar Wilson, secretary, o fthe Mattatuck Drum Band at an annual meeting at Pierpont Farm Tuesday night. Francis Judd who had served as .president foS three terms was elected quarter master, replacing Howell.
 E Others who were reelected tC posts they held were Ralph Pier pont, treasurer and drum sergeant; Mansfield Gillette, drum major; and Robert Brown, fife sergeant.
 Members of the 179-year-old band made plans to attend Memorial Day exercises in Derby and Shelton and heard a resume of activities for the coming year given by Pierpont. Samuel Dockerell, major comanand- ant of Putnam Phalanx, Hartford, with which the band is affiliated, discussed the activities of the phalanx for the coming year. Theo- dore KurtZ, fife manufacturer, was also present at the meeting.
 The band is the oldest organiza- ton of its type in the county. It is g member of the Connecticut Pliers and Drummers' Association. the Continental Drtmmers of Con- necticut and the Ancient Drum mers' Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
 Hill St. Mon For Injuries
 Former Commissioner
 0'e0mwaIl Eilae RuIinp'

Julio Seraiva of 330 Hill Street will receive 5000 in settlement of his workmen's compensation claim against the Manufacturers Foundry Company, according to a stipulated award approved today by former Compensation Commissioner John J. OConnell.
 The worker claimed he sustained 75 percent loss of use of his right arm as the result of an injury dur- ing employment Nov. 30, 1914. The company disputed the claim, deny- ing that the injury occurred during employment.
 The case was heard by Commis- sioner O'Connell before his term of office expired Jan. l. Also approved today was a stip- ulation which provides for payment of $100 to Ernestine Bequilland of Torrington, who claimed she sus- tained poison ivy on her arms and body, and also an insect bite while working for the City oil & Coal Company of Torrington, May Il. l945.
 Commissioner Harry Krasow ap- proved an agreement which pro- Ndes for payment of $30 weekly during disability to Edward J. Walsh of Prospect, who sustained 8 hernia injury while employed by the Waterbury F'arrel Foundry and Machine Company.