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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
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Porocilo krozka 81. 8
Prog. Slovenke

81 r II Y Al &
Sklad "a otrosko bolnisnicO
Euclid, O. Krozek st. 3.
Progresivnih Slovenk v Eucli-
du Sc zahvaljuje prostovoljnim
pobiralcem prispevkov "a otros-
ko bolnisnico v domovini, kate
ri ste nabirali cd hise do hise.
Najlepsa hvala gre darelji-
vim ljudem, XII ste prispevali
razne vsote v ia plemeniti ma
men, da Sc zgradi tako potreb-
no otrosko bolnisnico v Slove-
niji. .,......
v imenu nasega krozka Sc
enkrat vsem skupaj prisrena
zahvala vsem in vsakemu pose-
bej. u..+..
Pobiralke cd nasega krozka
so sledece: Theresa Jerele in
Angela Adam, Mary Vogrin, Mr..
j. Gerl, Ana Zupancic in Mary
Leskovec, Mary Dodic in Jo-
sephine Sitter; Frances Julylia !;
Pavline Koncilja in Mary Star
man.
Nabiralke Theresa Jerele in
Angela Adam:
Anton Logar, trgovec, E. 222
Str, je daroval $50.
Pc $40 so prispevali: Math
Klemen, William Cerne, Antho-
ny in Angela Adam.
Pc $5: John Mihevic, Mary
Udovic, Frank Prevec, John J.
Globokar, Anton Collie, Anton
Novak, Theresa Jerele, Mrs. J.
Sesek, Mr.. in Mrs. Sam Papesh,
Mr. in Mrs. Frank Ljorlis, An
ton Fifolt, Michael Casserman.
Pc So: Makes Cafe, E.. 200
St.
Po 81: Anna Komatar, Mary
Rolich, Paul Lenasi, Mrs. Remic
in Jean, e. 1876 St., Paul Morel,
Charles Wick, Joseph setina.
Mrs. Joe Valencich, Mary Lu-
stig, Mary Bolka, Jennie Ger
meli Mary Knez, Frank Zalar,
Anton Gamer, Vinko Godina,
Joseph Mlinar, Caroline Besed-
mix, Mrs. Krizman, Shawnee
Ave., Mrs. M. Jakse, e. 200; st.
Pc 81: Charles Muzic, Eliza
beth Spilell, E. 225 St., Mrs.
Stark, Mrs. Pia Franz, Mr.. in
Mrs. o. J. Blatnik, Matilda Ger
ne, Joe Hocevar, F. Istanich,
Antonio Prelc, Red & Jack Ser
vice, Joe Kovac, Mrs. F. Peru
Sex, Mrs. M. Klemen, Rose FL
folt, Jennie Lavretic, Mr.. in
Mrs. AL Murke, Mr.. in Mrs. Jos.
Sibert, Mrs. r. Mako, Mrs. r.
Nosse, Anton Znidarsic, Mrs.
A. Vihtelic, Mrs. M. Pertekel,
Mrs. Christine Pozun, Mrs.
Frank Susman, Mrs. Anton Blat-
mix, Mrs. Anna Burjak, Mrs F.
w. Mierke, Mrs. l.. Ogrinc, Joe
Hrvatin, Jennie Potocnik, Jen-
ME Drnaastja, Joseph F. Zalar,
Anton Molina, Agnes Kane, .Jo-
seph Marzlikar, Neimenovana,
Mary Gubanc Andrew Ogrin,
Rose Tekavcic, E. 1876 St., Edi
Rome, Frances Modic, Frank
Podborsek,. John Zimmerman,
Mary in Jennie Zakrajsek, John
Mezgec, E. 200 St., Rose Penzi,
Tony Bostjancic, Faye Perko,
Frank Campo, e. 185 St., Cass
Drug Store, Michael Skega, The
Beachland Realty, Young's Gro
Gerry, Frances Baloh, Mildred
Schwabaum, A. Vintar, NJ Mi
sich, Tony Mramor, Anna Cebu-
ly, John Bostjancic, e. 200 st.
Mrs. B. Winkler.
Po $1.5O: Mr.. in Mrs. John
Bencina in Mr.. in Mrs. MikeI
Preskar;; Josephine Rotar je da-
rovala Soc in Antonio Sterlekar
35c. - Skupaj nabrale $246.85. |
Nabiralka Mary ,Vogrin:
Po $25 sta prispevala: Druzi-
ma Math Paliska, Hecker Ave-,
Mr.. in Mrs. Andrijancic, gostil-
ma ma Clark Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24


v vseh stirih dneh so plesne
predstave popoldne in zvecer. v
teh dnevih nastopijo s svojimi
plesi Ukrajinci, Poljaki, Madzari,
cehi in druge skupine. Univer-
sity of Denver poslje 20 poseb-
no izvezbanih plesalcev, XII bodo
predstavljali 'cetverokofni ples.'
Tudi Havajci bodo pokazali svo-
je narodne plese in domaci crnci
so ma programu lepim petjem
in drugim programom. Vstopni-
ce Sc dobijo v Taylor trgovini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24

FOR OPA Secretary of the
Treasury Fred M. Vinson, as he
appeared before the senate bank
ing and currency committee, con-
ducting hearings on bill to extend
life of OPA. He urged that the
Office of price administration be
retained for the common good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30
Fort BeIvoir Continues to Grow:
Men Now in Truinino
By A. A. HoehIino

/ While other service installations
are closing up or being whitfield to
a shadow of their wartime size,
Fort Belvoir. Va, continues to grow.
With total complement of about
10000 officers and men. it has 5000
persons in training at the Army En-
gineer Corps School, about 80 per
cent more than its number of engi-
neer trainees at any time during
the war.
But spokesman at the big fort,
just south of Alexandria on the
Richmond highway, firmly deny
that the conclusion is, we're get
ting ready for another war
TITS just that we need so many
requirements for our occupation
troops overseas" explained one
colonel Wartime casualties OBJ
viously were far less than losses by
Rehabilitation. :"
The Engineers Board there is
working out with considerable Sc
crecy plans for maneuvers some
where in the Far North, but other
wise the training program at the
fort gives no outward indication of
what type of future war the engi-
neers may be planning on.
However, instructor officers say
there will be considerable emphasis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30
ley'll be fitted for work in civilian

they'll be fitted for work in civilian
life"
But further down the Richmond
highway on the A. p. Hill Military
Reservation, the training continues
not with view to civilian peace
time needs. but with amazingly
strong vestiges of the war.
There. each week. a graduating
class goes through about five days
of field work under full simulated
attack conditions. While they string
barbed wire or build tank traps,
planes, with -four bombs lombard
them from the air and miniature
land mines are exploded about them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30

grounds where somebody, with the
aid of a steam shovel, isn't hacking
away at an artificial hillside, OF
building half of barracks, or driv-
ing bulldozer like mad toward
some grading project.
In eight weeks they can turn out
an engineer with rudimentary
knowledge of the business. and
given three or four more months
they can make him a specialist in
one field of engineering.
isn't it fine" one officer asked
that so many men are learning
trades here? If 'they leave the Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30

this winter on working outside with
heavy clothing and learning to &C.
ment, drive rivets and the like in
freezing or near-freezing weather.
A quick inspection yesterday re-
vealed that the base was humming
with activity. as engineers to-bet
got both their basic engineers
training and also various specially
trainings
They are taught everything from
how to put up Bailey bridge to
running steam shovel or bulldozer.
They are also instructed in MOI e
technical subjects, such as welding
and air conditioning.
It's hard to find a spot on the
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Ge6ruar 1910 IN Cleveland, s., .itlo
trat ber @emeinihaft Der 4oIpitnI-
ihtpeitern bes Sranaisfnneror6ens I'M
Sabre 1885 BEL. Sic binterI1bt ibre
Mutter, Srau soiepb Safes, 5bafer
Seigbts, Glebelaro, g., einen Brloer
unb brei Sdapeitern. Sbr Bater itorb
Dor etlihen Moante1.
Better 3beiien. @eitorben am "a.
Wobember 1915, tpobl borbereitet, i'm
ct. 8tapbael's Some, ct. gIouo,
Winn. Sitter 2eier.
Watb. Santen. @eitorbem in Ba.
terto,Dn, S.-Daf.
8. Woinraf. @eItorben in Bitts.
bltrsb, Ba.
Anton Yrobit. @eItorben am 81.
Sftober 1915, 1pobl porbereitet, in
Dieterid, Sn. alter 2eier.
Carl Sdmns. @eitorben am 2. ssa.
nnar 1945, ipobl porbereitet, in
Quincy, 8aib.
Snbn Wenntnger. @eItorben um s.
De5ember 1916 In 8ucprus, .. Ml.
ter 2eler.
Barnep Segtrp. @eboren am 10.
Sannar 1866 in Dinflage, Deutid d.
lano. 8eitorben am 80. Oftober 1916
in Sempleton, Sa., ipobl porbereitet.
Sitter 2eier.
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Sooesan5eigen

9fic. Sdirmers. 8eltorben am is.
Nopember 1916 in ct. M6ael,
Winn. 9llter 2eIer.
Sbpntas Sofia. @eItorben am Z.
sluguIt 1916 in Sugbesoil1e, Wo.
Charles &reimer. 8eItorben om "a.
Suli 1916 in Cincinnati, 8. Seine
8attin ging linn am %. 0e5enber
1914 i'm Sooe porauf.
s. 8lomboipifp. 8eitorben in SPORT
Suron, Wi6. alter 2eler.
Snlins Saeger. Geitorben i'm or
ter bon 5lpeiunoadt5ig Sabren, tpobl
porbereitet, in Soleoo, 3.
Map Sopfa. @eboren am 16. SUI
nj 1898. @eltorben am 12. Sftober
1916 in 9etroit, Oeid.
1ran Mars. 2insl. 8eitorben am
3. DECEMBER 1915 i'm Mlter bon ie6s-
unoadt5ig SSabren in GodeIter, sc.
q. Sic binterldBt ibren @atten
George M. 2ingl, brei SObne, eine
Sodter, elf gnfel- uno fiinf urenfel-
timber.
SEQ SUNG. @eltorben an 81. Otto
Der 1915 i'm alter bon 5neiunba6t-
| gig Sabren in Cincinnati, 8. alter
2eier.
Wfidael aromibimIfp. 8eItorben am
I2. September 1916 i'm Sitter bon
oreillnoa6t5ig Sabren in Wi6igan
Gitp, Sno. 2eIer iiber fiinf5ig Sabre
lang.
Sobn s. Eabbod. @eitorben in De-
troit, Weid. Gin feierlides &equie1n-
SoHamt tpuroe am 9. geobember bon
ieinem bodu. gobn in ser ct. 8oni-
fatius- Stride gefeiert. Or birterlGBt
feline @attin 2ouiie, alpei S0bne, bar
unter Sobm. 6. Baobod, brei Sod.
ter anb mebrere grfelfinoer. @lter
2eier.
Gbru. Sdipeiter 2aperme Safes,
lO.S.F., Sefretarin ser ct. Sobn's
BoItgraouate Sdool Of Nuriing uno
Ser ct. Sobn's Shool Of 9e6nologp.
@eItorben am 80. Nopen1ber 1915 in
ser ct. Sobn's s-aapelle tpabreno if
| res @ebetes. Sic NOR geboren am 81.
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M. 3. g..

llniere 2eier, io,pobl bie oes ,Sbio
8aiienfreuno' aIs nuh 6ie bes So
iepbinilm 8eeflp', baben orr6 ibre
5ablreiden @eibnahtsgaben in bod
ber5iger Weile on unierem BrieIter.
SeranbiIonnsstperf iih beteiligt. @e,
gen MongeI an Mnum fonrten mir
leioer Die @aben nnter ST nidt on.
fiibren. Inen 2eiern unb @obltdtern
iprehen mir biermit i,,iern ber5lids
item Darf aus, ben mir ni6t beiier
gum Musbrud brinsen fonnen, als
lte 6es @ebetes unierer Stubentet1
uno bes @eo1btniiies in ben aabl-
reiden beilieen Meiien rnierer Brie.
Iter 5ll beriibern. Mnen tpiiniden mir
elm redt gnaoenreibes, gliidlides
3euiabr!
ltniere finan5ielle Spalte fit Sen
Srgelfonos meiit nod elm Defiait bon
1868 auf. 8ir boffen oasielbe ourd
oie unermiiolide Sreigebigfeit l,nie-
rer 2eler uno @obltdter redt balo
3lt tilgen.
Gin gutter lreltno iprid5t in mn
5lpeioeutiger 8eiie iein WiBfalen an
elmer eleftrilden Srgel aus. Mud
anoere iinb oieier gnitbt. 9ie Mebr=
5obl Der nrteile aber gebt barauf bi1,=
aus, baB cine eleftriife Srgel iebr
prattii6 lit rnb Ser Son berielben
ni6t tpeientli6 bon elmer anbern Or
gel perIbieben lit. Ser Son unb Ole
perl6ieoenen &onbinationstttogli6s
feiten ser Gone uno slfforbe fonnen
bon einem erfabrenen Srganilten in
ausge5ei6neter @eiie gum IusornG
ge6raft 1per6en. @ir it1o germ BE-
reit. allen 2elern l,nb Sreunoen eine
Erobe boren 81 laiien, 1penn es ibnen
.mogli6 lit, uns i'm 2arfe bes Sabres
5u belu6en.
Sn SEN pergongenen 8eibnadtsz
tagen berl6te cine llngepobnli6e
Stile in Den 8dllmen l1nierer Sln-
italt. Sour tpenige Stubenten Der,
bru6ten bier lire 5eiertage uno BE-
ldaftigten ii6 III Sen Serien perl6ie=
oentli6 i'm -Soiepbinum II. a. nit
oem 8erianb BON Danfi6reiben an
uniere @obltater, nit &eparatur-
Iarbeiten uim.
Sic ,liebrige Senperatur, Die iid
I'M geuaerao bemegte, fat unlerm
aoblenoorrat ltarf 5ugeiett. Sbpobl
piele unlerer @ebdube 1idt betpobni
waren, muBten tie oenno6 gebei5i
iDeroen, Inn Dem @efrieren ser @al-
ierrobren por5u6eugen.
+. Ginem nns 5ugegangenen 8riefe
zines 8obltdters, ser, 1pie piele an.
bere, groBmiitig our grri6tung oes
beutigen Soiepbinums beigetragen
bot, entnebn1en mir folgenbes:
nWein oeritorbener @atte uno if
baben unier. 2eben lang .oas itete
Wa6len 1lno Die Grtpeiter,1ng bes
Soiepbinums beoba6tet uno beabli6.
tigten, einnal ettpas 5u oielem gro.
BEN @erfe bei5i,trasen. 3u bieiem
3mede iiberienoe iG ssbnen einer
8eitrag, Der na6 meinem @unl6e m
eriter Stelle 5ur Seranbil6ung bon
Stuoenten gum Brieitertun pertpen.
bet tperben ioa."
Die Seranbiloung bon Hrieiterr
lit Der ein5ise 3ped oes sSoiepbt'
NUNS. 8ir itnb allen uniern @obl
tatern unb beionbers benen, Die in
ben Weibnadtstagen 10 freigebig tpa.
rem, 5u groBem 0anf perpfli6tet unf
perli6ern alle oes oanfbaren tGgli.
den 8ebetes 1,nierer Stuoenten uni
Der beionbern Seilnabme an BEN bel.
ltgen WeBopfern unierer Brielter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05
Bsrtbiustun, D.,-St. Banl, Ntsn
Samstag, 5. Sannar 1916.
6 ir d E nfalen6er

Sonntas, 80. DECEMBER, eriter Sonn-
tag nad 8eibnadten. - 6 a n
geIium: Simeons @eisiugung
(2uf. q.
Wontue, 81. 9e5enber: Silpeiter.
9ienstas, 1. Sauuar: Nenjabr.
Nontag, 2. Sanltar: Ramen Seiu=
SeIt.
Dienstag, 3. Sam,ar: 8enopeia.
5reitog, 4. Sanllor: 9figobert.
Samsta9, 5. Sanllar: SeleIpborus.
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gu rnierm sroBen geoauern II
es nns nidt moslih, ale bic interei'
ianten 3uihriften 5u Deroffentlihen
8er bis iest nod feline gmpfangsbe'
itdtigung erbalten, u0ge iidy Elm me-
mig eeouloen, Biz ote Hoftbeforoerune
ettpos erleiftert 1porben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

Die bbl. sSnlian nnb 8afliiTa, obtpobl perbera-
tet nirften ourd gegenietiges ginberitdnbnis bei-
De Die illngfraulide aeuidbeit sic benusten ibre
ginfiinfte gum 8eiten Der Mru1sn ,,no aranfen.
Die bl gaiiliiia itarb zines frieoliden Eooes ,a-
Dem lie iieben 8erfoIeunsen uberle bate Der bl.
Sultan uurbe ipdter bon ben Seioen megen eines
'@laubens setotet. Die Stride feiert oos Geit bes
III. gbepaares an, 8. Sanuar
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Der Fl. 2ncian. - Nahbem er iein ganaes Ser
m0gen unter Die Mrmen perteilt botte, tpuroe Der
bl. 2ucian Brieiter. Als FOLDER oblag ct ieinen
slmtspflidten in beiIpielbafter 8ee rno pertiefte
iih in leiner freien 3eit in oas Stubiltn Der FL.
Shriften. st reoisierte Die giider bes alten unb
Reuen Seitaments unb bereitete 10 BEN 8eg fin ben
bl Seronpmus. 3ulest lpuroe er ergriffen uno
pesen ienes @laubens su Tooe gen1artert Die
Stride feert ietn Gelt am 7. Sanuar
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Treiiteae 81 Gbren BET
III. GreScentiQ

Previously credited. ...... .$4,278.29
Jos. Hettinger and Sisters,
Pesotum, Ill. ........... 10000
Mrs. Cath. Friemuth, ALI
ance, Neb. ............. 500
Mrs. Hy. Schultz, Quincy,
Ill. northumberland. 100
Mrs. Lena Kleeman, Worth
ington, Ia. ............... 100
Total. tal....................$4,3s529 .$4, 29
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80 Frank Kessens, Coldwater, O. I
John Enrich, Dolgeville, NY. /
So Miss Lena Bude, Cincinnati, O. !
90 Mrs. M. Libel, Cincinnati, O.. ]
90 Gustave Lindemann, Niagara
90 Falls, NY. ............... u
90 Mrs. Emelie Doelger, Blauvelt,
90 Mrs. Rose Steer, Little Falls,
90 Minn. ]
Mrs. Marg. Schellhorn, New
90 York City .................
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; Maxtm,iliatt-6alhp
= Iltberiibmte 4r1uterialbe
uniibertroffen BEL

8r a n b tu II n ben
aIler grt un6 BEL an6ern 2eioen,
welf)e i'm beigegebenen 3irfular an-
gegeben iinb.
SOUR gu be3ieben bonn
W a : ilian Sanitarim m
2698 Sp1ee Mbe., Columbus, ..
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Stiulll1t 6cS 4DlfcS
far bas Soiepbinull1

ginlieseno 81, oen id gu gbren
bes FL. Mntoltius beriproben bate,
nenn meme 8itte erbort tpiiroe. Sic
muroe, @ott lei Donf, erbort. @ott
iegne Sbre Initalt!
Mlter 2eIer.
y y X
ginliegeno 50 5u gbren Ser Wut-
tergottes unb Der bl. 4nna gum Gam
fe fir oie grborllng elmer 8itte.
Srau g., 9a.
ginliegeno ien6e id So 5ur Iaufen-
ben Sreiltelle. Der ,Obio 8aiiens
freuno' lit mein better Srer.nb, tpeil
er mir idon 10 oft in pielen Oingen
gebolfen bat.
Cine Sreunoin.
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung

tueroen ibneu unb bauerno beboben
ourd 0r. GbbD's ar6nter.TiQen. Sie
baben Eauienben grleidterune se.
bradt. Breis: / SdahteI NIT 100
Biaen, 60c; 2 ShadteIn, 81. pIus
Sc Borto. 8itte Der Beitelluns cine
3c'8rtefmarte fir Borto beiaufiigen.
JOHN 3. NEUNIAGN
see HEYL AVE. COLUMBUS Q, O.
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Ser fl. Mpoainaris mar 8ii6of bon &ierapoIis
in 8brpgen lirrb elmer Der bernorragenbien S5irten
Der STRIDE I'M 5tueiten Sabrbunoert gr idrieb sabl-
reife sdriften segen beridieoene Srrlebrer, bod
lit feline befanntee 56rift eire an ben &aier Marc
MureI aoreilierte 8erteioieung bes @laubens Sic
Stride feiert iein Geit am 8. Sanuar.
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2etheu ete an
Ypprrbea, @beumatismns, Diabetes,
Wlntnergiftuug pSer 0angrene -
semn sebram4ea Gle has pettserabmte
D-O-D Il
Ste 0e6rmiG Gsantpetfuns 1T fe1r etnfod.
baIb. nte f9aoen - aeine 8uneerfuren. =
1antenoe ton .8eugntiien. 1lnfere Runben ftnb
untere gerfdufer. = Wetn rtdttg oebran1t.
sRedfse go: 8 fiir menf9litten 6ebraudj. 9er
gh3fe lretd5t nlonateIang): $1.56. - eveetf7e
Hn. ffir duBerIt9en @ebrau&. Ber Wlbfe:
r1ur $3.50. - 8u besteben bon
CHARLES r.. NEUMANN
8erfenber bon D-O-D
Cos So. Monroe Ave-, Columbus S, O.
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Aug. Rich. Hollis. NY,

Aug. Rich, Hollis, NY. ...... 2.5t
Mrs. Mary Rockers, Cincin-
natl, O. .................. 20
John Mekem, Crawford, Neb. 20
JOS. Pelles, Westfield, NJ. -. 20
Gottfried Lang, New York City 20
Anna Diebel, Pittsburgh, Pa. 20
Sisters of Charity, Kirkwood,
MO. '....' @'o
Geo. Schuck, Trenton, NJ. :. 20
Henry Schenkelberg, Man
ming, Ia. 2.o
Mrs. Mary Franz, Cleveland,
~. .s............. 1.V
Anton Vogel, Masury, o. ..... 20
JOS. Prenger, Mister, O. go. 20
Jos. Eckel, Rochester, NY. :. 20
E. Stattmiller, Columbus, o. 20
Leonard Bosch, Atherton,
Calf. .................. 2.O
Frank Schuarz, Los Angeles,
Calf. .................. z.u
Mrs. Peter Eckstein, Sauck
City, Wis. ................. 2.O
Gregory Weingart, Newark,
NJ. 20
John Alike, Breese, Ill. ....... 90
Gertrude Feuch, Cleveland, o. 20
John Kehle, Madison, Station,
| NkOS. 3sS
Mrs. VIM. Lenartz, Grayling,
Mich. ..................... &c
Anton Schulz, Willoughby, o. &c
Mr.. T. Witt, George West, Tex. &c
Mollie Landgraf, Union City,
M. ................. 2.t
Mrs. John Schnitzler, Hart
field, Wis. ................. 1.s
Theresa Fisher, Norwalk, o.. IL
Eliz. Schroeder, OSsian, Ia. 1.s
Mrs. Mary Brost, Portland,
| Olt. 1.l
Jos. Lehner, Susquehanna, Pa. 1.C
Mrs. Mary Beck, Washington,
| I'd. IL
Mrs. F.. Drexler, Oshkosh, Wis. IL
Mrs. Chas. Bianchi, Gibbon,
Mimi. ................. IL
Hy. WE'LL, Buffalo, NY. ...... IL
JOS. Ripple, Milwaukee, Wis. IL
Mrs. Jos. Grambok, Ham
,mond, Ind. ................ 1.C
Mrs. G. Bloeshlinger, Med
ford, Wis. ................. IL
Frk. Exler, Manistee, Mich. :. 1C
Frk. Fehrenbach, Buffalo, NY. 1C
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ship in the Waterbury Councils history.
 David P. BabSon, Scout executive. completing 10 years as executive leader of the Council, reported on wartime service projects of Water bury Scouts. Other speakers tn- cluded William Cleveland, Water town, chairman of the Pomperaug District; and Francis Clark, re- porting for the Naugatuck District
 District chairmen on the execu- tive board will be Dr. Wilber Dem ing, Washington, Earle W. Munson, woodbury and Mir. Clark, Nauga- tuck.
 Mattatslck Council officers who will serve with Mir. Burrali in lS4e include vice-presidents, Frank J Kenny, Louis A. walsh, Paul p Barton, New Milford and John w Hayes, ST., Naugatuck; treasurer Edward s. Wotkyns; commission CT. Walter H. Deacon; national council representatives, MT. Bur rall, MT. Hayes and MT. Walsh executive board members, Kenneth E. Johnson. Naugatuck, MT. Dea' con, John O. White, Alexander Bry' an, David Hart. Murray Grossman H. 0. Glow, Terryville, James J Hennessy, William R. Moody, Nau' gatuck and Mir. Cleveland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-29
T0reiIo Again HeodsLeogue
 Resolution 0n
 LiihuaniaR's
 IndepeRdenee EndoFsed

John Tareila was reelected presi- dent of the League for Liberation of Lithuania at a meeting yeSter- day at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Mathew J. Colney.
 The organization made plans to commemorate the original indepen- 6ence of Lithuania sometime next month, the date to be announced, and to hold benefit outings June l6 and Sept. IS. MT. and Mrs. AL binas Kuslis were named to hear committees for ell l946 activities.
 A discussion was held on the Will iis.Kelley resolutions, relating to independence for Lithuania, and the group voted to urge Congress men and Senators to support the two resolutions.
 Mrs. Thomas Cheplinskas of An- sonia, national league officer. spoke on the subject. ''Lithuania Today and Much to Be Done" Dr. Will liam Bulerick alsp addressed the gathering.
 Other officers were named as follows: Vice-president, Mrs. SIella Romanauskas; treasurer, Peter SSs- ponavicius: secretary, Mrs. Matthew