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PASARGA SLA MA
RAMS

Dabar vyksta SLA Pildomo-
sios Tarybos balsavimai, tode]
yra siuntinejami nariams agi-
tatyviski lapeliai su bolsevikis-
ku kandidatu sarasu, prade-
dant su Kubilium ir seka ellie
kitu. Jie yra persami nariams
isrinkti, del SLA geroves.
Ar jiems apeina kokia gero-
We padaryti organizacijai tai
kitas klausimas. Is ju lapeliQ
issiskaicius matosi kad tai yra
tikri Stalino goncai, kurie uz-
giria Lietuvos pavergima IL
sykiu Lietuviu tautos isnaiki-
nina.
Nuns Amerikoje SLA yra
svarbi ir brangi kaip Lietuvis-
ka organizacija. Bet tue pa
Giu sykiu NUNS turi rupeti il
Lietuvos likimas ir islaisvini-
mas musu kencianciu broliu il
seseru is Stalino bolSevikskos
nelaisves.
Taigi SLA nariai neprivalo
nei vienas balsuoti uz tokius
kandidatus, atvirus Stalino raz-
baininku gaujoms pritarejus.
Kokia garbe ir likimas tektu
didziausiai Lietuviskai organi-
zacijai, Susivienijimui Lietu-
WI Amerkoje, jei Stalino ber-
mai butu isrinkti SLA virsinin-
kais?
Atsakymo nereikia.
]. A. UrbOnas,
Dayton, Ohio.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE ISEINlAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
znios ape mirusus euvus Shame skyruje tapinama dyka

MATULEVICIUS Juozas, 54
M, mire Vas. %, So. Boston,
Mass. (Nedzingiu p.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno "a m.
ZASIMAVICIENE (Valatkaite)
Barbora, 81 M, mire Vasa-
rio %, So. Boston, Mass.
(Nemajunu p.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 38 metus.
MASALSKIENE Veronika, Sc
nyvo amziaus, mire Vasario
M, Shenandoah, Pa.
SUKIENE Izabele, mire Vas.
M, Tamaqua, Pa.
SAGVAKIENE Agnieska, mi
re Vas. M, Minersville, Pa.
|STANKEVICIENE Mar, &c m.
mire Vas. II, Plymouth, Pa.
DUKAS Vincas, mire Vas. 18,
Edwardsville, Pa.
sAMASKIS Mykolas, mire Va
sario IL, Plymouth, Pa.
GLOVECKAS Jurgis, 50 M,
mire Vas. 13, Spring Valley,
Ill. Dauksiu p. Amalviskiu
k.) Amerikoj isgyveno 48 m.
JOCIUS Jokubas, seno amz.,
mire Vas. "a, Chicagoi IRA
seiniu ap. Nemaksciq p. Ly-
giu ky
MALUS Vladas, seno amz., mi
re Vas. 20, Eagle River, Wis.
(Ukmerges ap. zemaitkie-
mio p. Rundziu ky Amerikoj
iSgyveno 33 metus.
lLAUKEVICIUS Antanas, AZ
m., mire Vas. m., Baltimore,
Md.
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SV. PATRIKAS, Al
RIU PATRONAS,
NEBUVO AIRS

Kovo II Abrams yra reiks-
minga diena, ir nors tai yra
sventojo diena, Atrial Ameri-
koje ta diena apvaikscioja dau-
giau savo politiSkais motyvais,
labiau save issireklamuodami
Miestuose kur tik ju yra dides-
mes .kolonijos surengia net de-
monstracijas, kuriose jie zy-
giuoja issipuose, parodymui sa-
vo aukStesnes kulturos. Betgi
po tu paradu, savo tradiciniu
budu, Atrial gerokai pasigeria
Radio visoje salyje ta diena
ir diena prizes dainuoja AiriJa
garbinancias dainas.
Laime Abrams buvo tame
kad ilga laika juos valde Ang-
lai, ismokino juos Angliskos
kalbos, ir todel cia Amerikoje
Atrial, kaip Angliska kalsa
vartoja ateiviai, greitai prasi-
sieke. Is ankstyvesniu laiku
yra zinoma kad, paw. Bostone,
kuris skaitosi Amerikos AiriQ
sostine, atvykes Airis is savo
tevynes, jau sekancia diena
gaudavo policininko tarnyba.
Sv. Patrikas atnese pagonis-
kon Airijon, pradzioje krikscio-
nybes, Romieciu civilizacija ir
krikscionybe. Jis, vaiku bu-
damas, kaip padavimai sake,
buvo pagrobtas svetimuju If
per SeSis metus vergavo. DVy-
lika kartu buvo ikalintas. ir nu-
teistas mirti, bet Wis laimingai
isliko gyvas ir turejo laime nu-
nesti tikejima j tolima sail. Jis
nebuvo Airis bet visai svetimas
Jisai Airijoje istei-
ge 36O baznyciu ir pats savo
rankom apkrikstino tukstan-
cius pagonu Airiu.
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Zinok Americas
KONSTITUCUA

Amerikos konstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje, su visais Amendmentais
30 puslapiu knygele, prisiusim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
ir prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi
nina knygele prisiusim jums VISA
dovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
332 N. 9Th St. Philadelphia 6, Pa.
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BALTIMORE, Nd.
KONG. D'ALESANDRO LIE.
TUVOS DRAIJGAS

Vasario 16 cia buvo minima
Lietuvos Respublikos Diena.
Ia vakara buvo iskilminga va
kariene Lietuviu saleje. Kali
betojais buvo Kongreso atsto-
vas D'Alesandro, Mayoras Nc
Keldin, Lietuvos Ministras P.
zadeikis ir kiti.
K o n gresmanas DAlesandro
ne tik ta vakara uztare Lietu-
va savo karsta kalba, bet da1
idejo Congressional Record
Baltimores Lietuviu Draugijl
Tarybos ta vakara patiekta il
susirinkimo priimta rezoliuci.
ia. Ia rezoliucija D'Alesandre
pridave ir Prezidentui Truman
Sarysyje su ia rezoliucijf
ivyko pasikeitimai laiskais tarl
Lietuv0 Ministro p. zadeikie
SUI D'Alesandro bel Valstybes
Sekretoriaus ir D'Alesandro
ir tie laiskai kartu su rezoliu
cija buvo patalpinti Congress
sional Record. x
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Detroit, Mich, NlujiepOs
Rl'AAUDONOJO KRYzIAUS
VAKARELIS

Kovo II d. ivykes Amerikos
Raudonojo Kryziaus, Lietuyiu
vieneto, vakarelis buvo pasek-
mingas visomis pusemis. EMO
niQ prisirinko daugiau negu IT,
ketas. Kai buvo komisijos pir-
mininkei B. Keblaitienei pasiu-
lyta paskelbti 81 vakareli per
Am. Liet. Balso radio, o il pa
reiske kad negalima, nes pri-
eisia tick zmoniu kad neture-
sim kur sutalpinti, mes is jos
juokavome. Bet pasirode kad
jos buvo tiesa. Armono sale
mazute, daug zmoniu nesutel-
pa, prie to dar buvo bingo To-
simas ir vakariene tai reikejo
zmones ir susodinti. Isdalin-
ia 10 dovanu, kurias vieneto
mares ir remejos suaukojo. Va
kariene buvo Lietuvisko sko,
nio.
| Kaipo gavenios lake sokiI
nebuvo, bet uztai isdainuots
daugybe liaudies daineliu.
Rengimo komisija sudare
Bessie Keblaitiene, M. Smailie
ne (skyriaus pirmininke), Mag
dalena Greiviene ir Mare Sims
Kitos mares ir kitos remejos
pagelbejo dirbti per vakarell.
Skyrius taipgi renka aukas
kaip ir kitais metals. Vaju'
tests Xxi menesio pabaigos. Ka'
dar mano aukoti Raudonajan
Kryziui, prasome aukoti PEI
Lietuviu vieneta. Kai kas, ka
rui uzsibaigus, jau nenori duo
ii Raudonajam Kryziui, dal
blogiau kad yra tokiu karil
kurie Raudonaji Kryziu negi
ria. Kadangi jau padirbau vir'
dvi savaites aukas rinkdam;
tai man. teko: lisgirsti visokil
kalbu -blogQ ir geru, bet dau
giau geru,. ir nei vienas buve:
karys nepasiliko nedaves au
kos. Nors ir parugojo, bet is
siemes is kisenes dolarl-kits
padave. Vienas iSsireiSke, "Ga
man mazai pagelbejo, bet XII
tam .daugiau, tai stai mano au
ka." g.. =.
Dargi mes zinome kad Rau
donasis Kryzius veikia Euro
pole ir kaip kur tikrai parod'
daug Strides ir pagalbos nelal
mingiems karo suvargintiem'
zmonems. Taigi jei ir negali
me ar nenorime aukoti Raudo
najam Kryziui ines dabar vi
sokiu auku nuolat prasoma) ia
nors j sirdyje laikykime kaiI
gera labdaros draugija. Rep
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1916 FUND CAMPAIGN

$4,000 liuosnoriu Didziojo Cleve-
lando Skyriaus Raudonojo Kryziaus
vajaus darbuotoju pradejo paskuti-
niu dienu pastangas baigti sukelti
$1,608,0G0, kaip yra nusistatyta.
Pereita meta buvo 100000 auko-
toju Raudonojo K1yziaus Fondui,
ir siu metu passekimas priklausys
nuo didelio skaiciaus aukotoju Xxi
Kovo pabaigai.
Raudonasis Kryzius buvo salia
kariu su pagalba nuo Tarawa Xxi
Tokyo( nuo Normandy pakrascio
Xxi Berlino, ir pasiryzes toliau pa
tarnauti kariams kurie randasi IL
goninese ir reikalingi Raudonojo
Kryziaus pagalbos.
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MlRE 1890 ISEI-
viz LlETUNIy

Su Shame numeryje paduo-
damais mirusiu iseiviu Lietu-
viz vardais, cia skelbiamu mi
rusiQ Lietuviu skaicius paste
ke jau $1,000, nuo Vasario m.
1887 metu, kada mirusiu Lie
tuviQ sarasas Dirvoje pradeta
skelbti.
MANKEVICIUS Juozas, seny-
vo amz., mire Kovo 13, Gle
velande. Amerikoj isgyveno
as metus.
STRIMAITIS Juozas, seno am
ziaus, mire Kovo 10, Cleve-
lande. Amerikoje isgyveno
so metu.
GAVENAS Pijusas, 62 metu,
mire Kovo 9, Cleveland, O.
(Balsupiu k. Vilkaviskio app.
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
SALCIENE Ona, 62 m., mire
Kovo 7, Clevelande. Atvykc
cia is Minden, w. Va. Anne,
rikoj isgyveno 36 metus.
SKRIPKA Petras, 80 m. am.
ziaus, mire Vasario 27, Spo.
kane, Wash, kur isgyveno 3:
metus. (Stirniskiu k. Gizl
", Vilkaviskio app Paliko
dukteris, 10 anuku ir 4 pra
anukius.
CARNECKIENE Lucille (Kuli
kauskaite), "a M, mire Va
sario 18, Chicagoj, kur bu
vo ir gimus.
DAVALGA L., mire Vas. 18
Norwood, Mass.
GUDAITIS Juozas, 32 m., mi
re Vas. 20, Norwood, Mass
PRESKINIENE Salome (Kru
konyte), SO M, mire Vas
Is, So. Boston, Mass. (Drus
kininku p.) Amerikoj isgy
veno 38 metus.
DIRMAUSKAS Antanas, mir
Vas. 16, So. Boston, Mass.
| MASIOKAS Antanas, 65 me
tu, mire Vas. 1, Spring Val
ley, Ill. (Panevezio ap.)
sIMKEVICIENE Antanina, 81
M, mire Vasario 18, Bentol
Harbor, Mich. (Kauno ap.,
MISIUNAS Kazys, "a M, mi
re Vas. 20, Chicagoj. (siau
liu ap. seduvos p. Paziurl
k.) Amerikoje isgyveno 81
metus.
KRENCEVICIENE Viktorija,
mire Vas. M, Shenandoah
Pa.
MONTVILIENE Mare, "a m.
mire Sausio 10, Pittston, Pa
kur buvo ir gimus.
VAICEKAUSKAS Adomas, 81
M, mire Sausio rs, Wilkes.
Barre, Pa.
GUSTS Juozas, 49 M, mir6
Sausio Is, Chicagoj. (Telsil
ap. Germantiskiu k.)
KALEDA Feliksas, 40 M, mi
re Gruod. 13, Youngstown
O. (Vilniaus red. Kenuku k.)
RATNIKAS Petras, IA metu,
mire Sausio II, Oregon Ci-
ty, Ore: (Panev. ap. Dauk-
siu KY
KNUPsTIS Kazys, SO M, mi
re Sausio IS, w. Frankfort,
III.
zlBUTIS Kastantas, mire Va
sario M, Baltimore, Md.
ShINKIS Liudvikas, mire Va
sario 8, Pontiac, Mich.
SVEISTERIENE Ona (Zobrec-
kaite), pusamze, mire Vas.
23, Chicagoj. (Vilkaviskio a.
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NEW YORK, n. Y.
Is LIETUVIQ SPAUDOS
KLUBO

Atsibuves LSk susirinkima!
Vasario % d. buvo CANA skait
lingas If tue idomus kad susi
rinkime dalyvavo du zymus
sVeciai, tik ka atvyke is Euro
pos, tai DR.. VI. Juodeika il
il p. Savaitis, redaktorius lai-
kraScio Svetur.
Kadangi tureta toxic nepa-
prasti sveCiai susirinkime, ma
rial norejo iSgirst is ju naujau-
siQ ziniQ is Europos, ypac apie
lietuViu padeti, tat Sis Vaka-
ras buVo if paSvestas isklausy-
mui sveciQ pranesimu.
AbiejQ Klubo sveciu prane-
Sinai buvo pirmutiniai tiesio-
giniai apipasakojimai zodziu
daugybes jau zinomu faktu ka
LietuVa pergyVeno Xxi siolei, If
nekuriu dalykQ kurie NUNS
buVo pirma karta girdimi.
Vienas svecias pazymejo tai
kad Amerikietis komunistas A.
Bimba kalbejo per Vilniaus ra-
dio Sausio "a d., visu Ameri-
kos Lietuviu vadu ir gyresi at
stovaujqs Amerikos Lietuvius,
dekojo sovietams uz "islaisvi-
nina" Lietuvos. -. Kor.
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AUTOMOBILIU GREITAI
VISIEMS NEPRIDARYS

Detroito automobiliu isdir-
bejai sake kad neziurint pasi-
baigimo GIN streiko, symet au-
tomobiliu nebus pagaminta pa
kankamai visiems ir daugybei
prisieis laikytis dar savo seno-
jo. Numatyta symet pagamin-
ii isviso apie iris milijonus
automobiliu, vietoje tiketu Sc
sip milijonu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

ma tu automobiliu paeinanciu
is Detroito. Yra ziniu kad dau-
gels parduodamQ senu auto
mobility mesa po $500 virs nu-
statytos. kainos.
Juoda rinka senu automobiliu
pardavime isvystyta taip su-
maniai kad agentai eina nuo
duru Xxi duru kiaurai miestus
klausinejant kas nori parduo-
ii savo sena AUTOMOBILE.
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Pastaba Skaitytojans

Jeigu kada negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasyda-
mi ADMINISTRATORS prisiusti
ta numeri, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio,' bet
pazymekit aiskiai: Negavau
mr.. 5, ar Is, ar "a, ar ATT.
Tas palengvins be jokiu su-
klydimu greit pasiusti jums
ta numeri kurio negavot.
" DIRVOS Adnlinlstracija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

tvarkus uzsilaikymas II pastel
gimas greiGiausia nuo to pri-
klause.
Po kalbu seke sokiai. 70
dziu, viskas nusiteike kaip rel
kia. 4. Jankauskas.
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MANU- STATYBOS o

tinimui, valdzia Washingtone
nusprende apvarzyti teikima
medziagos statymui dirbtuviu,
o palengVins gavima medziagos
statymui gyvenamu manu-. Pa
sirode kad kas savaite j nauju
dirbtuviu ir siaip pastatu sta
tyba eina po so miljonu dola-
riQ vertes darbo ir medziagu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

PAJIEsKAU pussesere Ma
re Zoziene smigelskiute, gyve-
no Pittsburghe ir Reading, Pa.
AS esu Izabele Smigelskiute.
Izabella Augustine
1871 E. Sc st. Cleveland 3, 0.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

INDIJOJE, Cawnpore mics
te, nuo plegOs iSsiverzimo mi
re 121 gyventojas.
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OPA PASIRENGUS %

UPA PASIKENUUS paKelS-
tt savo nusistatyma del vyris-
ku ruby kainu ir sake sutinka
leisti pakelti kainas, taip kad
netrukus prades pasirodyti ru-
bal kurie Xxi siol laikomi ir ne
leidziami j rinka.
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AUTO JUODA RINkA

DETRUITE
VISOJE salyje placiai issi-
vyste juoda rinka vartoju au-
tomobiliu prekyboje, su daugu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apSvieta.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

A large crowd attended the Russian New Years dance at the American Legion Hall Monday evening, where music for dancing was furnished by Beatrice Malu- tin, Cpl. Don Abbott, Nick I.ohr, Le Roy Anderson, Edgar Sholl and Carpa Ambrosia
 A large dolly, made by John Lukin of Afognak, was rallied of with Mrs. Anne Farrow the win ner. A number of cakes were al so raffled.
 The proceeds are to go to the Russian church decoration fund of the Rus ian Ladies Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19
Town Topics

Choice of two new directors aud appointment of V. G, Ellis as secretary of the board was an- bounced today by o. A. Torger- son, president, Bank of Kodiak.
 Dr. A. Holmes Johnson is a new director to replace John Steffgen, resigned, and Wilson Erskine succeeds his father, w. J. Erskine. also resigned.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

After two and half years in the service, Flight Officer Jack Healey, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Healey, arrived here by pIare this week, after being pro- cessed through a separation cen ter in Louisiana. A student Ill school here before he entered the service, he may go to college this fall.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

Walter Ullrich, formerly of Kodiak, who has been employed to the Westward, went through here this week on his way to An chorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

Victor Malutin, taxi driver. was laid up thIs week with wrenched ankle, which he receiv- ed when he stepped out of car onto the icy street.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

Work of pouring concrete for the new addition on the Kodiak Cleaners was started Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
Man Offers
ToUse Self
VIII Give Body
For Atomic Test

Los Angeles, March 7-(UP)-
Lecturer william Parker, 40, who
offered himself to President Tru-
man as a guinea pig In the Atomic
Bomb tests, said today he had al
ways planned to give his body to
science when he got ready to die.
II the governments going to
spend that tremendous amount Of
money to destroy something" Par
ker said, II figure they might Is
well make 1t worth while and study
the effect Of radioactivity on hui
mans"
He hopes q dozen or 50 more AM
orleans will feel the same way. His
idea, he said, was to sprinkle the
guinea pigs throughout the Pacific
when the Navy gets ready for the
tests next May.
ION an island inside the explos-
i've zone, maybe" he added. "I'hen
when it's over they can examine our
dead bodies-if there's enough left
and study the results Of radioac-
tivity on humans"
Parker, o former newspaperman
and radio commentator as well as
lecturer, said he had given his offer
O lot Of thought. fe
I'm not doing It Just for cheap
publicity" he said. But I'm great
believer in science. I'd always PLAN
ned TO offer my body to some labor
atory when got ready to die. Well,
I've had O good time out Of life
and figure now's as good time
as any"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
|CPA Gets Tough
With Garment
Manufacturers

Washington, March 7 = (UP) =
The Civilian Production Admins
lFatson today suspended the prior
tiles Of 81 garment manufacturers
as part Of It's get tough" policy
with clothing priority vlolators.
Morris Werner, OPA compliance
CHEF, told newsmen that IN some
cases the penalties would be 30
severe that the Arms would be out OF
business for six months"
All told, he said, the 81 manufac-
tuTeFs were charged with buying g.
100000 yards Of cloth illegally. n
some instances, they exceeded their
JcPA quotas by 900 percent.
Meanwhile. he said, CpA Is inves-
tlgaling possible violations OF orders
limiting the amount Of cloth which
may be used IN the manufacture o.
wOmens clothing.
Werner said recent investigations
already had broken the back" 81
boarding Of nglon stockings and
mems shirts and that CPA now Is
Investigating tho boarding % mems
cpA investigators have TUNED
over 20 the JuaAlce Department lan
formation On fabric manufacturer
and enrVefteFs IN eases where fhQft
nay ~ violations a lna Rnil+lKnai
'4EE -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
Wisconsin
Authorities
Lose Fight
Defendant Wins Habeas
Corpus Proceedings
On AIIbi

Testimony that he was In Water
bury and not in Wisconsin last
October II won q dismissal from
police custody for Ashley T. Sullt-
van yesterday afternoon. The EVIL
dence was presented at 9 habeas
corpus hearing before Superior
Court Judge Francis A. Pallotti,
Sullivan was arrested here two
months ago on . Wisconsin war
rant charging him with non-sup-
port Of two children In Wisconsin
October IA. Extradition proceedings
were started, and Governor Ray
mond e. baldwin ordered Super
Tor Court hearing to determine
whether or not Sullivan was fugi-
tive from justice.
Sullivan and his second wife,
Evelyn, testified that they attended
the defendants fathers funeral in
Wisconsin October IL, and left for
Waterbury the next morning. They
said they were not In Wisconsin
October IA, the day marked on the
warrant.
Assistant States Attorney Walter
w. Smyth told the court he had no
witnesses TO testify on the couples
visit to the state. He said however,
that the body Of an affidavit made
by the first Mrs. Sullivan showed
that she had seen her ex-husband
in Wisconsin October IL. He said
there was variance between her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

guests at q reception given by the
Service League In the Guild Hall.
The weekly organ recitals given
by Miles Ia Martin during Lent will
begin tomorrow OF 1925 p. m. and
win be given every Friday, except
Good Friday.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
win present an hour and q half Of
movies consisting entirely Of car
toons in.the parish house tomorrow
night at 8 after which dancing will
follow. The proceeds will be used
to send parish young people to the
summer conferences Concord and
Pomfret.
Durin Lent the Junior Guild will
hold their meetings after the re-
ception on Wednesday evenings in
stead Of Thursday.
The flowers on the altar next
Sunday viii be given In loving mem
ory Of William r. Leece and Eliza
beth Goodson. The flowers on the
sorgan win be In loving memory Of
John Rawson Hughes and John
Hughes Granniss.
During the Lenten season there
will be q series Of i've sermons at
the l0:45 q. m. services. The text
viii be, I am the Way, the Truth
and the Life The first will be held
next Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
PotroImon
Abuses Man
Verbal Assault
Made on Driver

A charge that Patrolman John
Carmody used abusive and vulgar"
language unnecessarily while issuing
q warning to q parked truck driver
was read ct the meeting Of the
Board Of Police Commissioners yes
terday afternoon. The charge, con-
tained In letter from Attorney
Michael Ciano who represents the
alleged victim Of the patrolman's
verbal attack was referred to the
Boards Committee on Men and Dis
cipline.
The letter charges that Michael
Lambo Of 178 Frost Road received
an unprovoked verbal assault from
Patrolman Carmody as the truck
driver was In the process Of placing
tools IN the rear OF his pickup
truck which was parked on North
Main Street one afternoon late last
month.
Lambo through his attorney told
the Board that the patrolman ap-
preached him and told him that It
was illegal to park at the particular
spot where the truck rested. Lambo
said that If he were In violation of
q parking ordnance the warning
and subsequent arrest, If necessary.
would have been within the law:
but, he asserted, the officer issued
the warning in a vulgar and abu-
sive manner so Is to cause num-
erous persons to congregate."
NAkk A.
stated that Patrolman Carmody
called Lambo names which were de-
rogatory to the mans nationality.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

Veterans. To
Get Service
Everything From
US0 Shows to Spiritual
Guidance Promised

Hospitalized veterans In the seven
New England veterans hospitals
will soon be participating in an
expanded special services program
which will include everything from
USO shows to spiritual guidance
The special services program is
designed to complement the vet
Grams medical care by offering q
well-rounded morale-building pro-
gram. Such programs now func-
tioning at veerans hospitals will
be expanded, and several new fea-
lures will be added.
Professional entertainment such
as USO Camp Shows and visiting
stage, screen and radio Stars will
be scheduled from time to time, and
motion pictures will be presented
regularly for both ambulant and
bedridden patients. To entertain
bedridden patients, motion pictures
will be brought right into the wards
A program Of athletics designed
for all classes of patients will be
organized and supervised by quail
fled physical education instructors.
Competitive sports requiring group
participation win be encouraged
when practicable, and special at
tention will be given to the par
ticular needs Of individual patients.
Canteen facilities will be expend-
ed and will offer merchandise, Gig
aretteS, ETC., to the hospitalized vet
Grams at a minimum Of expense
Libraries viii be enlarged, and
trained Librarians will be on hand
to service every veteran.
A feature Of the new special SER
vice program is the chaplaincy SER
vice. Full-time chaplains will be
assigned to every VA hospital, the
number Of chaplains assigned de-
pending upon the size Of the hos
pital, and their faith depending
upon religious services, cNhaplains
viii handle personal problems
peculiar to each hospitalized vet
eran and viii serve each veteran as
they served each sailor, soldier or
marine during the war.
Recreation and social activities
win continue to h. developed and
Jason will be maintained with all
service organizations, social groups,
Red Cross and civic and fraternal
organizations interested in develop
inge their own morale-b building
programs for the veterans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

information and that on the war
rant.
Attorney Francis B. Feeley, coun-
sci for Sullivan, argued that no
person can be subject to extradi-
ton unless It can be shown that he
was in the state at the time the
crime charged was committed.
Judge Pallotti argeed. with the
lawyer and said there was no evil
dence to show that Sullivan was
in Wisconsin on October u and
that his testimony and that of his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

wife refuted that they were there
on that day, the date Of the war
rant.
The jurist granted the habeas
corpus and ordered Sullivan dis
missed from police custody. He had
been free on bonds. A Wisconsin
sheriff, Halle Rowe, was present in
the courtroom for the hearing.
The defendant and the first Mrs.
Sullivan were divorced in q Florida
court, and he was ordered at that
time to support their two children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
Former St. John s
Citrate Returning
Rev. William Brewster First Lenten
Guest Preacher at Episcopal Church
Wednesday; Organ Recital Tomorrow

The Rev. William Brewster Of
Massachusetts,, former assistant at
st, Johns Episcopal Church here,
will return to that church as the
frst Lenten guest preacher next
Wednesday night at Q, He win be
accompanied to aWterbury by his
wife and following the church serv-
Ices he and Mrs, Brewster viii be