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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
MIRE 1900 ISEIVIU
LIETUVIU

Su Shame nr. paduodamais
mirusiu vardais, mirusiu Lietu-
viz skaicius, skelbiamu Dirvo-
je nuo Vasario menesio 1887
metq pasieke jau $4,000.
MILTENIS Augustus, 81 metu
amz., mire Rugs. %, Cleve-
lande. Is Ukmerges). Anne
rikoje isgyveno 35 metus.
KRUzINSKAS Jonas, 23 metu,
mire Rugs. 5, Philadelphia,
Pa.
PAULEKA Adomas, 78 metu
mire Rugs. II, Pittsburgh
Pa.
DAVIDAUSKAS Jonas, pusam
zis, mire Rugs. II, Chicagoj
(siauliu apps. Klovainiu par
Lapuskiu KY
GODAS Stasys, pusamzis, mi
re Rugs. II, Chicagoj. Anne
rikoje isgyveno 35 metus.
CRAIG Bernice (Janulaite), 81
M, mire Rugs. II, Chicagoj
kur buvo ir gimus.
SENUTIENE. Antanina, SO m
mire. Rugsejo II, Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
BUGDzIUNAS Jonas, mire l
Rugsejo, Plymouth, Pa.
BUKANTIENE Jieva, senyv
amziaus, mire Rugsejo men
Mahanoy City, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
LIETUVIAI GERAI
PASIRODE

Noriu .priminti kad Ansoni-
jos Lietuviai graziai pasirod9
Rugsejo IA d. surengtame mie-
sto parade kareiviu pagerbi-
mui. Lietuviai turejo savo at
skira Lietuviu bena ir devejo
savo Armijos ir Navy unifor-
mas. Prize to buvo parengti is
pudingi fliotai tam paradui:
pirmas, Pavergta Lietuva rel
kalauja laisves; antras, Kariu
Motinu Klubo mares pasipuose
tautiskais rubais, ir gelemis
bel Lietuvos veliavos spalvu
kaspinais. Trecias buvo "Wel-
come Home. Kariu motinu
dalyvavimas dare grazu ispudi,
girdeti buvo is publikos daug
ranku plojimq.
Shame rengime daug pasidar-
bavo M. Balkuviene, V. Wis
niauskas ir O. Ceplinskiene.
@. Ceplinskiene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
ANsONIA, CONN.
KAREIVIU IR KARIU
MOTINU PAGERBIMAS

Sekmadieni, Spaliu 20, Lie
tuViu Kareiviu Motinu Klubas
rengia iskilminga vakariene ir
sokius, priemimui gryzusius is
tarnybos Lietuvius kareivius.
Uzkvieciami ir kitatauciai kar-
eiviai kurie yra vede su Lietu-
vaitemis. Visiems kariams tt
kietai bus duodami nemokomai.
Lietuviu jaunimas turi isite-
myti kad ta quota jiems rengia
ju paciu motinos ju pagerbimui
ir todel privalo pasinaudoti sia
pagarba kokia jiems parodoma.
Neviena motina, apsiverks is
dziaugsmo kada pamatys savo
vaikus sedincius prie papuosto
gelemis stale, SUI uzraSu "Wel-
come Home.
Taipgi kvieciami vietiniai ir
kitu koloniju Lietuviai daily
vault, mes musu pareiga yra
pagerbti tuos kurie uz mus ka-
riavo ir laimingai sugryzo. Jie
state savo gyvybe kovodami uz
musu gerove. Vakarieneje bus
grazus programs, kalbes vie
tinis klebonas Kun. V. Karkau-
skas, ir miesto mayoras Tho
mas Nelligan.
Rengimo komisija: O. Cep-
linskiene, M. Balkuviene, ir M.
RaZeviciene nuoSirdziai kviecia
visus dalyvauti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
KRATYKIMES KO-
MUNIZMO

Per pastarus kelis metus
apspito musu naujaJa tevyne
Amerika Kremliaus vlsokio ga
bumo ir slykstumo komunistai.
Jie veike ir veikia per organi-
zacijas, masinlus suslrinklmus,
spauda ir radio. Vercia pa
grlndus Americas laisves. JQ
tlkslas yra igyvendinti cia So
vleJlZma su Vlsu 10 skurdu II
diktatorlsku ziaurumu.
Kaip zinome, komunistai SUI
Undo, prigijo If. bujoja Demo
kratu partijoje, net lr Demo
kratams dabar jau anksta pa
sidare. Republikonu partija ko-
munistu neisileidzla, todel Jie
ir selsta prizes Republikonu par
tijos vadus ir JOS kandidatus.
Lietuviai, Americas pilieciai
matydami tokia dldele zaIa da-
roma musu antraJal tevynel
Amerikai, neturlme tyleti bet
prie dabartlnes progos padekl-
me nusikratyti ziauru komu-
nizma kimbanti i sia sall; pei
rinkimus Lapkriclo 5 d. balsuo-
kline vien uz Republikonu par
tijos kandidatus, Lietuviams
draugingus asmenls. f. T.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
CIO PIRMININKAS
MURRAY ATSISTA-
TYDINSIAS

Pranesimai sake kad dabar-
tinis CIO pirmininkas Philip
Murray pasiryzes rezignuoti is
CIO vadovybes ir likti tik save
vadovaujamos United Steel
workers plieno darbininkQ uni.
jos. Tada, Murray sake, jis
busias laisvas pasisakyti apie
komunistus.
Tai tikro seno istizelio kal
ba. Jis islaike plieno darbinin
ku unija nuo patekimo komu
nistu vadovyben, bet C1O or
ganizacijoje, kuria sudaro dau
gels paskiru uniju, nesutin
kanciu su kita tokia organiza
CHA, Amerikos Darbo Fedora
CHA, jis nepajiege islaikyti nu
komunistu isigalejimo.
Murray nieko nedaro ir ne
siima sutvarkyti komunist
sauvales eileje CIO uniju, ku
RE CIO vardu veda savo akci
ia prizes visos Sales interesus
Kuriose unijose buvo padet
pastangu atsikratyti komunls
tn. ten dalinai su Murray pa
rama komunistai vel pasilik
vadovybeje.
Amerikonu aklumas If nest
pratimas kas yra komunlzms
yra ju paciu kabinimas sau VII
yes ant kaklo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
MIRIM Al
MIRE IsEIVIAI ANERlkOS LIETUVIAI
nos ape mirusus Letuviu same skyrue talpnama dyka

JURKONIS Vincas, mire Rug
sejo men,, Shenandoah, Pa.
BALECKIS Juozas, mire Rugs.
men,, Girardville, Pa.
RENAVICIENE- Juze, senyvo
amziaus, mire Rugsejo men,,
New Philadelphia, Pa.
KASIULEVICIENE (vardas ne
pazymeta), mire Rugsejo m.
Marlin, Pa.
KVEDARAVICIUS Antanas J.
81 metu, mire Liepos 20 d.,
Dubois, Pa.
SCHULTZ Juozas, Sc M, mi
re Rugs. 10, Chicagoj. (Ke-
dainty ap. Krakiu par. W.
varciu KY Amerikoje isgyve-
veno 81 metus.
sIMONELIS Povilas, pusamzis,
mire Rugsejo 18, Chicagoje.
(svencioniu par. Guntauniku
KY Amerikoje isgyveno 36
metus.
JOZUKEVICIENE Ona (Kase-
taite), mire Rugs. 10, Hud-
son, Mass. Amerikoje isgy-
veno As metus.
REINYS Antanas, 40 metu, mi
re Rugs. II, Maspeth, N. Y.
, VALIUsIS Motiejus, II metu,
mire Rugs. 25, Dayton, Ohio.
Cia liko jo zmona, Petronele,
3 sunus, dukte, ir brolis Myko-
las Chicagoj. Palaidotas Kali
varijos kapinese. UygumQ
g, par. siauliu app Daytone is
gyveno As metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
PITTSBURGH
100000 DOVANA
KOLEGIJAI

Sena, 76 metus gyvuojanti
Pittsburghe, Pennsylvania Col
lege for Women, siomis dieno-
mis- gavo puse milijono dolariu
palikima, didziausi paskira pa
likima savo istorijoje.
Ia mokykla lanko 500 stu
denciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18

SULYG 1910 metu cenzo,
Pennsylvanijoje tureta 169,027
paskiru ukiu, is kuriu 1918 bu-
Vo mazesnes negu po iris ak
rus. Vidutiniai visu farmu dy-
dis buvo sc akrai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18

KAZYS AUGAITIS jiesko sa-
vo seseri, Anele Kvietkauskiene
(Augaityte),. !. is Taurages val,
Kairiu k, Pajurio par. Amerl-
koje apsivede, gyvena Pitts
burghe.
Taipgi jiesko teta Veronika
Austynaite, is Molynu k, Tau
RACES ap., Pajurio par. Ameri-
koje istekejo, po vyru pavarde
nezinoma. Gyvena Philadelphia
joje. Kreipkites:
Adele Augaitis
873 N. 10Th st. Phila., 80. Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18

kad jie dabar gyvena socializ-
mo laikotarpi, o su pagalba B.
metiniu planu, jie dasigyvens
prie tikrojo komunizmo gady-
mes.
Is visko atrodo kad jie nel
vieno nei kito neturi ir netu-
res, O tik sunku darba ir var,
ginga gyvenimo nasta suzinial
velka. tikedami iliuzijoms ku.
riomis Kremliaus viespaclai
iuos prievarta maitina.
Z. Jankauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
APLEIDO DETROITA

zinomi musu biznieriai, buve
teatru savininkai ir veikejai
Viktoras ir Margareta Petri-
kai isvyko Kalifornija. Ku-
riam laikui apsistos San Diego
mieste, gi veliau vyks apsigy-
venti apie Los Angeles.
Viktoras Petrikas pirm is
vykimo aplanke savo draugus
ir bendradarbius, pasakyti SUI
diev. Daug laimes Petrikams
Nj. Sims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
JONO VALIUKO DUKTE
ISTEKEJO

Spaliu IL moterystes sakra-
mentu surista Genovaite Elz-
beta Valiukyte, musu zymaus
dainininko Jono Valiuko dukte,
su Antanu Jonu Kavalesky.
Moterystes sakramentus sutei-
ke Kun. I. Boreisis, Sv. Anita
no parapijos klebonas, 900 V.
ryte per misias. Jaunieji tu-
rejo 6 pamerges ir 6 pabrolius,
garbes pamerge ir mazyte mer-
gyte. Nuotaka puikioje vestu-
viu suknioje graziai atrode, Q
! ispudinga buvo kad jaunosios
tevelis, Jonas Valukas, giedo-
jo per vestuviu misias cave
Maria" ir kitas giesmes. Tai
retenybe. Nuotakos ir jauno.
jo mamytes devejo juodas il
gas aksomines sukneles.
, Vakare 6 val, prasidejo YES
tuviu quota, buvusioje Lietu
: viu saleje. Dalyvavo apie pus
trecio sinto sveciu. Svecia
buvo nuosirdziai vaisinami, (
jaunimui buvo galima ir gera
pasisokti, mes virsutineje sale
i. je grieze Kestucio Ambrose or
a kestra. Tevai Valiukai ypa
= buvo linksmi, mes paskutine sa
vo dukrele isleido uz Lietuvic
=, Valiukai, kaip dideli Lietuvia
patriotai, dziaugiasi kad ju ab
dukreles istekejo uz Lietuvi
: vyru, ir sunus, buves karo lei
S tenantas, vede Lietuvaite, Ma
: ryte. Petrokaite.
Tevai Valiukai paeina is Au
kstosios Panemunes. Prizes
Pasaulini Kara, jie buvo ia
susituoke, ir Jonas buvo pa
} sauktas j Rusu kariuomenf
Nenoredamas Rusui tarnaut
skubiai pasisalino j Kanada,
veliau atvyko Amerika. Ci
Detroite jis Lietuviams zinc
i mas kaip dainininkas, solistas
n ir siaip nuosirdus zmogus, n
u vienpusiskas ir nepolitikieriu'
l. Poni Valiukiene yra gera Sc
IS mininke, gera motina, Seine
J. aukletoja. Kai jos dukryte
ir baltaplaukes buvo mazutes M
a ma Valiukiene JOINS siuvo sui
" neles, pyne kaseles ir nuolatc
T., kalbedavo apie Lietuva, ap
i Kauna, Panemune ir Nemur
p grazybe vasaros metu.
D. Valiukienes tevas anais la
n. kais jau buvo susiprates Lii
e tuvis patriotas ir turejo sus
D. kirtimu su Rusu zandarais, bt
y Wis is ju sugebedavo issisukt
al Aisku, siomis dienomis Lietl
A. vote zmoniskumas visiskai p'
'e mintas ir bolsevikai nusistat
A. Lietuviu tauta isnaikinti, j
= kiais gudrumais zmogus mega
is NKVD issisukt, kaltas {
L nekaltas vistiek esi kaltas
r. baudziamas.
s. Valiukai, ragave Rusu Cal
a ragaisio, ir savu kailiu nukel
"a teje, ir dabar nemegsta svet
S. mu okupantu ir net savo vaiku
y ismokino ne tik Lietuvisk;
kalbeti bet ir LietuviSkai jal
, sti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
LANkESI DIRVOS REDAk-
TORIUS

Pereitos savaites pabaigoje
Detroite lankesi Dirvos redak-
torius X. s. Karpius. SaVo at
silankymu jis is musu tarpo
paviliojo nesenai is Europos
atvykusi inzinieriu ir laikrasti-
ninka, Martyna Laurinavlciu.
Nors NUNS gala naujaji
Lietuvi isleisti is savo niesto,
bet neabejojame kad jam Gle
velande, dirbant prie savos
spaudos, bus ramiau ir geriau,
O Lietuviu tautai is to bus di-
desne nauda. Good Luck, Mar
tynai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-18
Skelbirnai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambarl,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos kit gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimami Xxi
pietu treciadieniais.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Committee Heads Named
By CosmopoIitan Club

P. A. Davis. president of the Cos
mopolitan Club, yesterday an
nounced the names of the follow
ing standing committee chairmen
for the current year:
Milton Hartley, attendance; Hen
ry S. Owens, audit; Robert E. Buck
ley, budget; Fred j. Rice, bylaws;
P. K. Y. Howat, civic club relations;
c. Emery Galliher, classification
Robert w. Chesney, distinguished
service medal; Milton Schlosser, en-
tertainment; Herbert Woods, forum;
w. c. Kiesler, initiation; E. A. Rule
lapsation; DR.. Edwin H. Silver,
magazine and membership: c. j.
Mack, menu; w. j. Schoek, pub
licity; Michael D. Schaefer, sick;
James E. Colliflower, special re-
ception; DR.. Howard S. Wilkinson,
special relief, and Russell E. Paylor,
club extension.
The Board of Managers consists
OF Mr.. Davis, DR.. Silver, Paul v. B.
Heiss, Kirk Miller, Mr.. HoWat, DR..
Francis M. Murray. R. H. Hooker
Spidel, Mr.. Schock, Arthur w. Def
enderfer and William L. King.
DR.. Howard S. Wilkinson was
named chaplain, and John Nye was
appointed sergeant at arms,
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Az THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
Palestine Train Wrecked
And Ro.t bed Of S135,0O0
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
JERUSALEM, Jan. IA nine
car train was wrecked by explosives
in Central Palestine today and
robbed of railway payroll of IS 900
pounds ($135,00O. A government
communique tonight said "7O Jews"
were responsible
Earlier reports said a gang of
about 80 persons, including some
women, had derailed the train and
had fled in furry of rifle fire.
A British constable and temporary
police sergeant, members of the
train guard, were injured slightly in
the explosion, but passengers
escaped harm.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Hawaii GIs Seek 10 Send
Eight Here 10 Testify
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Jan. 12.-Approxi-
mately 5000 soldiers-instead of the
10000 predicted by sponsors as
probable attendants-voted tonight
to request 1t. Gen. Robert C. Rich
ardson, jr., to permit committee
of eight to go to Washington as
witnesses before Senate subcom-
mittee on rehabilitation
The rally, slated to be the final
GI protest, was held at Fort
Shafter with the authorization of
Gen. Richardson, mid-Paciflc COM
mander. He provided transporta-
ton to the ball field, loud speaker
system and band.
A colored warrant officer, Ewart
Guinier, New York City, injected
the only departure from the theme
of other such rallies when he con-
tended in a speech that the War
Department was guilty of racial
bigotry and mishandling of colored
troops. He said this contributed to
the shortage of men on hand for
occupation duties.
He asserted the War Department
refused to use colored troops avail
able for the occupation of GERMANY.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Gen. Howell 100 Thursday;
D. {. Group 10 Honor Him

The Washington Daughters, Sons
and Children of the Confederacy
have been invited to attend a tea
In Bristol, Va, Thursday honoring
the Tooth birthday of Gen. Julius
Franklin Howell, former command
er in chief of the United Confed-
crate Veterans
A committee from Washington,
composed of Mrs. Lena Epperly
Macdonald, chairman; Mrs. Har-
old w. Robbins, vice chairman:
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith, Miss
Maude Bennett Snead, Miss Marion
Smith, Mrs. Seba L. Christie and
Miss Martha Norris Mcleod, will
attend. They will present Gen.
Howell with a purse of approxi-
mately $1,000 and memorial
scrapbook, containing congratula-
tory letters from President Tru-
man, the Governors of the II orig
tnal Confederate States and many
other distinguished citizens.
Gen. Howell was commander of
the Confederate Veterans at their
50th reunion here in 1910. In 1914
he appeared before Congress to
make a Jefferson Davis Day
speech,
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Colored lol Alcoholic Clinic
To Open at Polk School

An alcoholic clinic for colored
will be opened at pm. Tuesday at
the Polk School, Seventh and P
streets NV, and will be held on
succeeding Tuesdays from pm. to
$50 pm.
In announcing the opening of the
new clinic, the Health Department
also reported change in schedule
of the white alcoholic clinic at the
Force School, 1740 Massachusetts
avenue NV Hours will be $50
pm. to $50 pm. Mondays and 1:30
pm. to 4:30 pm. Fridays, it was
stated.
The clinics are under the depart
ment's bureau of mental hygiene
headed by DR.. Leopold Wexberg.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Hard Of Hearing Meeting

The Washington Society for the
Hard of Hearing will hold a round
table discussion at 7::30 am. Friday
at 2431 Fourteenth street NV, fol-
parents, doctors, nurses and educa
tors. DR.. Leonard M. Dub, a psy-
chiatrist, will speak on how to help
the hard of hearing child.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
CAUGHT FIRE IN AIR

CAUGHT FIRE IN AIR
 Eye-witnesses all agreed that the liner caught fire passed this town that the pilot tried desperately to set the plane down either field the broad grounds of the efOrmaory but that explosion frustrated his ate tempt. The wings bore the inscription "NC-1997O."
 Among the victims aboard the plane were a mother baby and the babys Eastern Arines reported.
 They said that just before the explosion both wings folded straight up and the ship went into dive
 C. A. Goddard president of the Ball Socket Company said he was just getting into his automobile when he saw pilot heading toward Andrews farm make genCy landing when suddenly the wings folded and the plane came straight down."
 NO ONE GOT OUT
 Schuyler Thompson, a student at Cheshire Academy told the story and said he watched the flaming pana until "it passed out of sight beyond some trees"
 Peter RiccO NOrwaIk GLstudent at the Academy and who fought in the American Air Force in Inda-Bnrmas China, to the of the crash He said O got out"
 He believed of the victims was Navy officer. H@ said he saw some braid and identification bracele one body, Tut it was too burned to make out the
 Early reports that the plane blew up in the air and that the wings were turned from the fuseage dis counted later by eyewnesses who their stories state police.
 It was more than an hour and half before the flames were badly burned some beyond recognition.
 NO NAMES GIVEN OUT State Police attempting identify them against list being obtained from Eastern Arnes in New York; No names were given out here, however.
 The crash aerted every State Police barracks in the state Ambuances doctors and nurses, and police gency equipment rushed to the scene and the wreck reached with considerable difficulty by appara- tus because of barbedwre barriers enclosing the land
 One of the first to report the crash R. E. Warner constable drug store operator and Western Union tor.
 He said that after the plane struck flames gushed hg into the air and the plane burned furiOusIy.
 Shortly before D. m II bodies had been removed and reScuerS still working ed steel and wiring that blocked their the others
 Some mail sacks found in the fuselage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
 Pass Tickets
 Westinghouse Line
 Opens on Threots

Kansas City. Kan, Jan. 1S-(UP) For the second consecutive day members of the Independent Pack inghouse Workers Union were es- corted through a CIo picket line into the Swift & Co.,, plant here to- day.
 More than 1,5O0 persons gathered outside the plant and jeered police and members of the independent union. Tn the picket lire were more than 300 men in Army and Navy uniforms, waving United Nations flags and carrying placards directed against the company.
 The independent union had voted two to one against the nationwide strike against the packers and the CIO Westinghouse Workers Union immediately set up line before the plant.
 Police this morning attempted to break the line but failed in the first three attempts. Capt. Eli Dahlin of the Kansas City, Kan, police force told picketing United Clearinghouse Workers he would give them IS min- utes to open the line or he would ask help from the State Guard.
 Leslie O'Rear. field representa- tive of the CIO Clearinghouse Union then ordered the line opened and police escorted the independent workers through, five at a time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
PeorIHorbor ProberLoses .
 Churchill Is Not
 To Give Testimony

Washington, Jan. 18-(UP)-The Pearl Harbor committee today re- jected six to two a motion to invite forme. British Prime Minister Win ston Churchill as a witness.
 The motion was made by Sen. Homer Ferguson, (R., ,-Mich.), who wanted to ask Churchill about his Atlantic conference with the late President Roosevelt in August l94l.
 Ferguson and Rep. Bertrand W. Gearhart, CR., .,-Cal), were the only two members of the 10-man joint Congressional committee voting in favor of the motion.
 The two other Republicans CD the committee-Sen. Owen Brewster of Maine and Rep. Frank B. Keefe, of Wisconsin-voted present"
 All six Democrats on the commit tee voted against calling Churchill.
 The vote was taken after Barkley recalled that Ferguson brought up the question of calling Churchill during his (Barkley's) absence yes- terday afternoon.
 Barkley announced that he would neither invite nor subpoena he former British prime minister un. less instructed to do so by the corn- mittee. He suggested that since the question was raised in open session, 1t should be settled in open session. And 1t was.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18

New York, Jan. 1S-(UP) The list of persons aboard the plane which crashed at Cheshire, Conn.,, as identified by Eastern Air Lines:
 Crew: Capt. R. E. Kuser; Co-PilOt R. s. Knight; flight attendant, Willard Bassett.
 Passengers:
 K. G. VOstelink.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. Miller.
 P. McVeigh.
 Mrs. c. Ludwig.
 J. B. Mitsch.
 P. Maynard.
 H. Berger.
 N. E. Falt.
 Mrs. .. Sturman and baby, and the baby's nurse, Barbara Thompson.
 Two unidentified military personnel.
 All except Mrs. Sturman, baby and nurse boarded at New York. Mrs. Sturman boarded at Miami, Fla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
St0rs and Stripes
St0rS and Stripes
 Clarifies CI Explosions On SLow Den1obiIization
By BILL CUNNINGHAM

The student emotional explosion of the CT, the world round. is in- comprehensive to a large portion of the home front because a large portion of the home front has had no way of knwoing how the pres sure was building up from within. It supposes, undoubtedly, that the principal trouble is simple, old- fashioned homesickness. That child hood complaint is probably the least of the ingredients.
 The troubles are complex and they start from much farther back. They were summarized in the Pacific edi- tion of The Stars and Stripes on December 22, the summary taking the form of featured editorial. Nobody can really speak for the CT ecept the CT himself, and this IS his official publication telling his story.
 'T'he consensus Of CT, swabbie and gyrenee opinion" says s 8s s, "is that the armed forces of demo- cratic America are undemocratic; that the Army and Navy treat eu- listed men as second class citizens: that EAG are subjected to humilia- ton and illustration from the very sources from which they have a right to expect support, ene0ur- agement and inspiration.
 "As result EA9 are returning from World War 1T hating datest ing military life.
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SoLo1, AdUocates Cut in War Tax

Washington. Jan. IS - CUP) - Early action will be sought by some members of the House Ways and Means Committee on legisla- tion to reduce sharp wartime inc creases in excise taxes, it was learned today.
 The issue was raised by Rep. Harold Knutson, (R., Minn.), who urged that steps be taken to over- haul the entire excise tax struc- ture in time to make the cuts ef- fective by July l.
 Knutson's plea was made dur- Ing committee consideration of 6 report from a technical stan on the financial problems involved in enlarging the Social Security system to include persons not now covered.
 There was no discuasInn of Knutson's proposal but other com mlktee members indicated that they agreed with hlms
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-18
JuryDebotes Fraud TriuI
 FoFeman Does Not
 See EorIy Verdict

Washington, aJn. 16-(UP)-A federal district court jury went into the second day of deliberations today il. the governments mail fraud case against three former officers of En- gineers' Group. IOnc.
 The jurors ended their first session shortly after 10 o'clock last night, almost 10 hours after they had been handed the case against Rep. James M. Curley, p.-Mass.), and two oth- CTS.
 They were allowed to go home be- cause of the scarcity of Hotel accom- modations but presiding Justice James M. Proctor warned them not to discuss the cases with anyone.
 The jury foreman indicated that an earlyverdict was not likely. He said the jurors. nine men and three women, wish to read several docu- nnents for which they sent out yes- terday.
 Cllrley. who recently was sworn h as mayor Of Boston, formerly was president of the mcw-defunct Esas
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