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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
FASIST| ROPAJO VTRSTUV
JUGOSLAV!JO NAMENJENE PAKETE

Nadaljevanje /. AstranD
Sill, da morajo mirno gledati,
zako ropajo wagon "a vagonor1.
Sc cesce pa priha iajo tatovi k
1ezavarovanim vlakom ponoci,
1lamljajo v vagone, odnasajo
,gromne kolicine sladkorja in
lrugih zivil, XII jih posilja
UNRRA. I'll bandit ne kradejo
3anno dobav UNRRA-e, temvee
,udi pakete, XII jih posiljajo
skrbni ameriski rojaki siromas-
>im s"ojcem v domovini. I'll pa
Ieti pomenijo "a nase ljudi ne
;amo drag spomin ma brate in
'estre v Aneriki, temvec tudi
lragoceno materialno pomoc,
;aj SO v njih poleg priboljskov
>:udi v teh casih tako dobrodosli
,bIeka, cevlji it'd.
ii ropi so zavzeli ze taksen
,Eseg, da ne moreno vec govo-
'iti O obzalovanja vrednem slu-
:aju. Tako so bandit dne 80.
narca odnesli tri po 80 kilogra-
nov tezke vrece sladkorja, dne
/. maja pa II vrec sladkorja.
one Z. maja so popolnoma izro-
,ali 157 vree ameriskimi pake-
i, dne Is. maja pa sedem vrec.
one 2. junija SO odnesli cd 284
rec ameriskih paketov 35 vrec,
dneh g., 4. in 5. junija so kar
rikrat vlomili v isti wagon in
"a popolnoma- izropali.
Tatvine so povecali zlasti v
;acetku tega rneseca. Tako SO
arao l. julia poHradli 240 vre6
,aletov, Z. julia pa So vrec.
Jaraynost strahotno so bandit
,pustosili in izropali zadnjo po-
iiljko, XII je prisla v Ljubljano
orejsni eetrtek. Cd $50 vreG je
lilo nedotaknjenih le 157. Cd
1seh ostalih 50 tatovi pustih y
aekaj Iaalega obleke, pralnih
praskov, razbitih steklenic il
,,rerezanih vrec. Ostalo je tudi
aekaj praznih in raztrganih vre.
cic 2 nasloyi posiljaiea in pre-.
iemnika.
\ Med nesrecniki, Ii 50 jim II.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
Nadaljevanje 8 /. strani>

(Nadaljevanje /. strani, 80.
urejevanju Prosvete, Xxi je bila
sprejeta ma 13. redni konvenciji
v Pittsburghu, Pa.
Pc preiskavi je odbor "a pros
ME in pritozbe odlocil, da je
glavni odbor incl pravico dolo-
cati smernice Prosvete in da je
v tenn slucaju postopal in odlocil
pravilno. Pricakovati je bio We
like debate o tenn in ma presene-
Genie mnogih, je bill sprejet
predlog odbora brez vsake de.
bate, skoraj soglasno. Same
eden delegat je glasoval "a Mol.
kovo pritozbo.
Med porocili in sprejemanju
pravil so sc vrsile volitve v glav.
nj odbor.
Ia glavnega predsednika je
bill ponovno izvoljen Vincent
Cainkar S 1877 glasovi in prot
kandidat je bill Mirko Kuhel, Xxi
je prejel 1913 glasov.
Ia prvega podpredsednika je
bill izvoljen Ray Travnik il De.
troita, Mich. Ia drugega pod.
predsednika pa Frank Culkar il
Johnstowna, Pa.
Ia glavnega tajnika je bill po
novno izvoljen sedanji Fred vi
der brez vsake opozicije; "a po'
moznega tajnika je bill izvoljer
Anton Trojar S 166 glasovi.
Ia bolniskega tajnika je bi
3rez opozicije izvoljen sedanJ
lawrence Gradisek. Ia direlztor
"a mladinskega oddelka pa Mi
:hael Vrhovnik.
Ia blagajnik je bill brez opozi
2ije izvoljen sedanji Mirko G
Auhel soglasno.
"a upravnika Prosvete sta
1andidirala Milan Medvesek ir
1osedanji upravnik Flip Godi.
ia. Izvolien je bill Godina Is:
ylasovi; Medvesek pa je prejeI
l42 glasov.
"a predsednika gospodarske'
ga odbora je bill soglasno Two
ljen Matt Petrovich. Ia clane
,ospodarskega odbora so bill il
voljeni: Jakob Zupan z 219 gla
5ovi; Rudolph Lisch 1876 glaso1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
GLEDALISKI KOMEDIJANT
RAGLAND UMRL

HOLLYWOOD, 20. augusta
Rags Ragland, star 40 let, znani
lumorist v filnu in ma odru, j
lnrl v Cedars Of Lebanon boil
lisnici, kjer sc je zdravil rad;
urenic zastrupljenja zadnjih
par dni. Njegovo pravo ime je
,ilo John Ragland, rojen %. av-
gusta 1905 v Louisville, KY, in
je il mladosti nastopal ma odrih
" burleskah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
BREZ VSAKEGA VZROKA
JE UMORIL DEKLE

DANVHLE, ILL.,, 20. augusta
Robert Beatty, star Fl let, je
policiji primal, da je unoril svo-
jo prijateljico, 19-letno Lois
Nelson in pokazal, kje je Memo
truplo. DEAL je, da nj bill jezen
nanjo. ne ljubosunaen in tudi
prepirala Sc nista. Nobenega
vzroka nj bilo jo ubiti, vendar
- je zaklaL Beatty 10 zelo ner-
vozen in je bil radi tega izyrzen
q vojasko sluzbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
OAR IA VOJAKE

Mr.. in Mrs. j. Menart liz Sylvia
Ave. sta darovala IS sklad "a
spcn,eai,x vojakom v okrozju
Slovenslsega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd. Odbor Sc iima
iskreno zahvaljuje "a dar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
NOVA sTEVILKA

Mr.. Louis Kaferle, 183O1 E.
Park Dr., XII je aktiven ma dru-
stvenem in kulturnem polju,
sporoca, da je dobil novo tele-
fonsko stevilko, in sicer KEN
more S317.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
Pohistvo noprodoi

Proda sc pohistvo "a spalnico,
obodnico (dinette), druzabno
cobo; preproge, Electrolux ci-
stilec, Pee in druge hisne pred
mete. Poizve sc v soboto med 1.
in Z. uro zvecer ma 271 E.. 21O st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21

PrispeVajte "a otroSko bol-
nicO y SlOUe,siji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
AUTO BODY & FENDER
MAN

izkusen pa tenn delu dobi stalno
delo po $500 ma uro place. Vprasa
Sc pri Ill.,. @ -, .-e..-'.
Superior Body & Paint Co.
6605 ST. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-21
/ M A T e
VNISKE
PREDPISE?

Ko vam zdravnik predpise
zdravila. je vazno. da 50 ista
skrbno in pravilno sestavlje-
ma. Nasa lekarna je "a ma
taneno in dobro sestavo
zdravniskih predpisov preje-
la 70 stiri trofeje. Prinssits
vase predpise k nam.
Malldel Drug
LODI MANDEI.. Ph. O.. ph. G.
SLOVENSEAI LEKARNAR
l57O2 WATERLOO RID.
Cleveland 10. Ohio
Lekarna odprta: Vsak dan cd 9:3O
dopoline do 10. zvecer.
Zaprta yes dan OBJ Sredall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Mrs. Mory CurFie

Mrs. Mary (McNelu) Currle, Wlle of Gabriel Currie of 8l Capitol Ave nue. died this morning at the Waterbury Hospital after a finger ing illness. Mrs. Currie was born in Prince Edward Island, Canada, the daughter of the late Patrlck and Susan (MorrisonD McNeill and came to this city 42 years ago For the past l2 years she was a resident of the Mill Plain section of the clty. Survivors besides her husband ln- clude. three sons, Daniel J., Leon- ard R.. and James P. Currie, all of Los Angeles. Calf; and John F. Currie Of this city: two daughters. Mrs Elby Boulanger of Wolcott and Mrs. w. T. Walker of Sacra- mento. Calf: one brother, Edward J. McNeill of Baltimore, Md. and II randchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held on Sat urday at S:l5 from the Lunny Funeral Home, 25 Central Avenue to SS. Peter & Paul Church where a solemn high Mass of requiem will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in new St. Joseph's Ceme- tery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from ' to 10, and Friday from to and ' to 10 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05

CContinued from Page a following three Speeders: Albert Yankus. 2s. of 274 Quinn Street, Naueatuck: Frederick Winaer. %, Of 44 Linden Street, and George Long. 2s. of % Bradley Avenue, East Haven. Prosecutor Stephen Homick explained that the cost O. a nolle in these cases was higher because oi the greater speeding involved.
 Several Cases Continued
 othe speederrs fared as follows: James Goodson. 2l, Of 27S Monroe Avenue. continued to Friday: E6- ward IaF1arnme. 42. of 27 Bunker Hill Avenue. continued to Dec. l9; Salo Murteza, 2. Of SIS Hamilton Avenue. continued to Dec. l7; Prank Wendler. 25. Of Meriden Roard Vol cott. continued to Dec Is; Adolph Mazzamaro. 26. of S2 GriggS Street, continued to Dec. ls, and Ernest Rogers, 2e. Of 227 Washington Street. wallingford, continued to Saturday.
 Bonds of S6 each were called in the following four cases of passing stop signs: Prank Mencio. 2l. of 10 Division Street: Elizabeth Williams, 25, of l27 Hillside Avenue: Francis Barton, 57. of 235 Willow Street, and Richard Ballard. 27. of 56 Stone Crest Drive. New Haven.
 Patsy OuSino. 77. of 2e Norton Street, also charged with passing a stop sign, was granted e nolle on payment of S6. One other driver charged with e similar offense, was given a continuance to Saturday. He is Bernard Weis, 39, of Steinman Avenue. Middleoury.
 Bonds of s6 each were called in three cases of passing red lights. The three drivers are: Silvio Garceau. 24. of l6i4 Highland Avenue, Phillip Clrielo, l6. ot l55 Sylvan Avenue. and Donald Hoffman, l9, Of 2l0 Echo Lake Road, WatertoWn.
 Other Cases
 Other motor vehicle cases were as follows:
 Pacifico Mendillo. 26. of l23 Divi- sion Street, operating a motor ve- hicle with defective brakes, contin- ued to Dec. IS: Charles Christiano. 9, of 64 Railroad Hill Street, viola tion Of the rules of the road. nolled for S6; Medley Dubois. g, Of All West Main Street, violation Of the rules of the road and failure to reg ister change of address. >nolled fof S6 each. and Pasquale Guerrero. 47 of lO3 Cherry Street. failure to reg ister change Of address, continued to Saturday.
 Only two other cases. not Of a motor vehicle nature, were called be- fore Judge Summa. One of the cases both of which were for non support was nolled. The nolle was granted Joseph McGrath, 43, of ll37 Bank Street. In the other case, Frederick Spring, 28, of l63 Walnut Street, was given a continuance to Jan. ?.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Luiqi Cherubino

Luigi Cherubino, 6l. lS INlro Street died this morning at St. Mary's Hospital after brief illness. MT. Cherubino was born in Italy and came to this country 26 years ago having resided in this city ever since. He was employed in the City Yards by the City of Waterbury Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Anna tDiRienza) Cherubino, four daughters. the Misses Antoinette, Nina and Lena Cherubino and Mrs simon wailaitis. all of this city.
 The funeral will be held on Sat urday at SIS from the ColaSanto Funeral Home. 9s2 Bank Street tc Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church where a solemn high Mass oi requiem will be celebrated at o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from ! to lC and tomorrow from 2 to 10 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Retired EmploYe Sueeumbs

,kaSeph Francis Costello ot se nIlslee street dlea Nt hlS home thls morning after Q short Illness, he was born M Waterbury, the son ot the late Thomas and Mary IFaheN Costello. AiS wife, the former Cath. eltne (SgNith) Costello died in is4l
 Mr Costello retired rrom the Waterbury Farrell Foundry and Machine Company in l9Al where he was employed for GO SearS, At the time he was the oldest employe ot that company,
 He was e trustee ot the mmacOs late Conception Church, and Q member of the Holy Name Society of that church. and also Q charter member of the Veterans AsSocia. ton of the Waterbury FNrrel Foundry and Machine Company
 Survivors include son, the Rev, John A. Costello, pastor oi st, JosephS Church in New Sri. tain; two daughters, Mrs, Paul Pagan Of Waterbury and Mrs, Gertrude Foparty, a member Of the faculty of Merriman School, and Q brother, Thomas F Costello, of Washington, D, C., and five grand- children.
 The funeral will be held rom the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main Street, on Monday to the Church of the Immaculate Con. ception where a requiem high Mass will be celebrated Burial will be tn Calvary Cemetery. Time will be announced later
 Friends may cal at the funeral home from . to lo P. Nj. Saturday and rom , to 10 P N. on sunday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Legal Notices NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT DIS TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO BATE COURT, December 3rd, lS46. ESTATE of LAMBERTo MARIAN aka. MARIANNl. late of the town of Waterbury, in said dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly att tested within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment to
 ANNA MARIANI,
 EXecutFiX. SSG Hill Street. Waterbury, Conn. Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 JOHN J. HOWARD, l2-S-St Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
NOTICE
JUVENILE COURT FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
 SECOND DISTRICT
ORDER OF NOTICE

ORDER OF NOTICE
 Town of Naugatuck. Conn. I946. PETITION FOR THE COMMIT MENT OF THE MINOR CHILDREN OF LEO ARSENAULT, of parts un- known.
 upon the petition of LEO T. ScULI.Y. of the Town of NAUGA- TUCK, in said District, stating that the minor children of the above named person is an uncared-f0r, neglected or delinquent child, which petition will be heard on the 10th day of December l946 at lO:l5 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Juvenile Court Whittemore Library, children's Building in the Town of Naugatuek in said District.
 lt appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority. that the above named Leo Arsenault has gone to parts unknown therefore.
 ORDERED, That notice of the hearing of this petition be given by publishing this order of notice in The Waterbury Democrat news paper having circulation in the Town of Naugatuck. one a day, two days successively, commencing on or before the 9th day of December
 THOMAS c. SULLIVAN,
 Clerk of the Juvenile Court for i2s-9t Second District.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Doherty Will Filed Today

The will of the late Charles F. Doherty, official Of the Oakvile Pin Co. who died November IT. has been filmed in the office of Probate Judge Patrick Healey.
 The entire estate. left in trust. is bequeathed to the deceased's daughter, Mrs. Ruth E. Deichiman. The estate consists Of a home at l5l Cherry Avenue. Watertown, and all his personal and household ef- fleets. The trust remains in effect until the youngest child of the daughter attains the age of 2i.
 The will was signed May 2l, i946
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
ReutherGueSt AtHortford
 CIO Meeting

Walter P. Reuther, president Of the United Automobile Workers, will be one of the speakers at the ninth annual convention Of the Connecticut C,fO. to be held Sat. urday and Sunday at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, He will speak at the Sunday session.
 Other speakers who win address the convention are Allan s, Hay- wood, president and director ot organization for the CIO,; Rep, Chase Going Woodhouse, of New London; Edward McCrone, CIO, regional director; and Meyer Bern. stein. chairman of the CLOS com. mittee on veterans affairs,
 A large Waterbury delegation. principally from units'of the Mine, Mill & Shelter Workers, will at- tend the state barley,
 Edward ]. Lavery is expected to be reelected president of the state CTO. organization. Election oi John ]. Driscoll to seventh term as secretary-treasurer Is also ex. pected.
 Constitutional changes, to insure that the state C1.O. and local C1.O. councils conform with rules of the national organization, will be pro- posed. The changes will be direet- ed at limiting state and community councils to matters within their own jurisdictions.
 A resolution on wage increases to meet rising costs of living will be one of a number submitted for ap. proval by the convention.
 Production of penicillin in Ger many is to be expanded,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Talented Jewish Artists Featured

Combining mlmlcry, pantomime, and English narfaiVe with Jewish songs, Susie Michael and Maurice Friedman presented Jewish lius nor Through Jewish SohR," last night Co a capacity audience at the Beth El SynaRopue, The program was sponsored by the Beth El Mehs Club
 The program included vignetles depicting characters of Jewish ilfe of the old World, songs vf religious philosophy Of the, 18th century and the story of Jewish family life from the cradle to the mara riage canopy"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Retail Store
 Workers Will Meet Tonight

Employees of local retail stores meet at Garden Han tonight at 6 in meeting called by Local 2S2, United wholesale, Retail & Depart ment Store Employees, Cfo. The meeting will mark the start Of an orpanisational campaign here by the union.
 Store workers, both organized and unorganised, have been seeking es- tablishment Of a five-day week and the shorter schedule will be one Of the principal topics of discussion,
 A committee representing mer- chants is now studying an employees petition for Monday closing Of stores and will make a report after the first Of the year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Bremen Find No Fires In Three Alarms

Bremen were called out uiFHa times yesterday on alarms, none q which involved a Ilre
 Early last night Fire MarAhAl Eugene A, Lepge investigated q fte port that fumes were evident ln an apartment building at aaa North Main street The Marshal said thai possible Ire was averted by the acton Of Patolman Chris Delaney who cut oif on electric switch n the cellar
 oficer Delaney was summoned ny the occupant Of ground iioor raulo store who said fumes could be smelled, The offleef entered the cellar and cut the electric switch. investigation disclosed that . truck parked opposite the building had sprung a leak ln the gas tank and the fuel had seeped Into the catch basin of a brook that flows beneath the building,
 A cell shortly after 10 2. M brought Marshal beeee and Deputy Chief Richard Sheehan to the Loew's Poll rhcater on East Main Street when coal gas fumes seeped Into the building. The Marshal said the fumes entered the theatef because of a closed damper on a furnace pipe. No one was overcolne, the Marshal said.
 In tho other non-fire alarm, Ire. men from Engine Company ' were sent to the home of stephen zasi- moyloh of v l-2 Ward street to free one Of the mans children who had locked herself in her room.
 Bremen were called out on eight other alarms yesterday, all Of which were of a minor nature, and most of which consisted of brush nPpr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
ROyol Typewriter
 PoPleys Awoited

Hartford, Dec. A (upb--etcket lnes continued to control the slFtke, bound Royal Typewriter Company plant today as FeaerNl and state nieaiatogS prepared tor another conference Friday m hope of settling a c1,o, United Elece efacal UNloN demand for c 10 cents an hour ratse for $500 employees
 Comoany neeotiatloNS were m the hands of Charles B, Cook, vice. president and factory manager, who was named last night by eIpSident V M. Miler M New York Co deal with the problem, The unions stewards and executive committee were to meet today, probably with view Co obtaining further consult tations with Cook
 The strike was called Nov, s6,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Community Club Plans .YuIe Party

Walerylne, Dec, b-.-plans were completed for the children's Christ mas party at e meeting of the Conc Inunity Club last evening. The party will be held Sunday afternoon Dec, % at Sprague School gym
 Mrs Joseph MoArdle and Mrs William Dunlavey were among the high scoring teams in The Elton Bridge Club this week.
 John Rua Of ThomaSten Avenue has returned home from the Watefa bury Hospital where he was a pneu. monia patient
 Miss Grace Stokna. cadet nurse at The Waterbury Hospital, has left to take a special three months training course at the Butler Hos. pltel, Providence, R. 1. she is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Prank Stokne of Cornwall Avenue,
 Mr. and Mrs, William Albon and son Robert of Cornwall Avenue, are In Philadelphia, Pa, where they are attending the funeral Of Mrs Al. bon's sistpr.in-law, Mrs Harry M. Rowe, formerly of Waterbury, who died suddenly Friday evening In Philadelphia
 Mir. and Mrs, Acland l.. Wright Of Thomaston Avenue, have an. nounced the engagement of their daughter Jeannette, to John A. Favale, Of Merline Avenue, son of the late Mir and Mrs. Peter Favale Mir. Favale served nine months overseas with the Navy
 Prank Wilson of Thomaston Ave. nue is reported doing nicely at Wa. terbury Hospital, where he under- went an emergency appendectomy Monday.
 The mid.week prayer meeting will be held this evening at the Union Church on Dwight Street, at 7.30.
 The newly Boy Scout troop will meet this evening in the church parlors of the Methodist Church.
 The weekly Bible meeting will be held tomorrow evening al 8 at Cos pei Hall, Thomaston Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Domenie cimeno

Mrs. Nellie Griffin Cmeno, wife of Domenic Cimeno, died in New Haven this morning, Her SurrivofS besides her husband are two sons, Daniel and James Claffey; three brothers. John 0riffin of Water- bury, Dennis of Scotland, and Bar tholomew of Massachusetts; one sister. Mrs. Norah Daly; and eight grandchildren,
 The funeral will be held Saturday morning from the NJ. F Walker x Sons Funeral Home, l20l Chapel Street. New Haven, at S;S0 to St. joseph's Church at g. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 3 to g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Members of Mems
 Bible Glasses Meet

Members Of the Waterbury Fed eration of Mems Bible Glasses met at the First Baptist Church last night. Robert Seymour. assistant pastor of the church. discussed The Church's Challenge Today"
 Piano selections were offered by Stanley L. Ralph of the A.M.E. Zion Baptist Church at the close of the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Feeney Addresses Loeol KiwoNions

Thomas NeeneN rBt agent dls. cuSsed the functions Ol the Fedefal Bureau of Investigation at . meets Ing of the KiwNnis Club yesterday at The Elton.
 Noting the decrease in kldnapa Mg and bank robherles since they came under FBi luflSadiction, Neeney emphasized the success ot the FBt tn preventing sabotage by enemy agents throughout the war
 He added that the success the bureau has had would not ee pose sible without the cooperation ol the public and other enforcement agencies,