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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05
NOVICE II JUGOSLAvIJE
GROB JUNAKOV V
zUzEMBERKU

V zuzemberku, kjer so bile
leta 1914 nude borbe z okupa-
torjem in domacimi izdajalci, je
padlo precej slovenskih hrabrih
borcev, katerih trupla so poko-1
pail in oropali vseh znakov, da
bi Sc ne mogla ugotoviti njih
identiteta. Po vestnem in skrb-
mem raziskovanju so sedaj ugo-
tovili, da je v skupnem grobu
ma pokopaliseu v zuzemberku
IL junaskih borcev. Ugotoviti
so mogli samo, da so med Mi
mi: Vamberger Ivan (Marko)
il Ljubljane, padel dine 3. avgu-
sta 1914 leta v zuzemberku;
Pecin Ludvik, padel istotam in
istega dine. (Ostali podatki MISC
citljivi). Jamnik Maria (Anka)
il Ljubljane, rojena 20. febru-
aria 1929, padla 3. augusta le-
ia 1914, in Muset Drago, rojen
leta 1927, padel avg. 1914. O
ostalih nj podatkov
Bella garda je skromne krizce
napisi pometala pokopalisca
in jih unicila. Da bi Sc uredil
stalen grob teh hrabrih bor-
cev "a svobodo, Sc bodo svoji
obrnili ma Valentino Museta,
FZSZ Novo mesto ali ma Cvet-
ka Grcarja IL Cvibelj pri zu-
zemberku, XII sta Sc mnogo tru-
dila "a ugotovitev linen omenje-
nih borcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05

Maria GasperiG, hei Cd Kata4
rine Gasperic pa bi rada izvedela
"a svoje bratrance in sestricno
Johano sprajcar, Hi se nahaja
nekje v Brookly1iu, N. Y.
Bratranca sta Joze in Johafl
stalcar, XII Sc nahajata tudi me-
kje v Brooklynu, N. Y. Rada bi
tudi zvedela "a krstno botro, ki
Sc pise Radfnolie, njenemu mozu
ie ime Joze iii leta 1906 50 ziveli
" Montani, kjer sem bila tudi JAZZ
rojena. ..-
S temi vrsticami vas lepo pros
sim, ako citate te vrstice, da Sc
mi zglasite. Ali &c kdo drugi We
"a te mole sorodnike, da jih opo-
zori in jim sporoci, da bi jih ze-
10 rada nasla. "a.
JAZZ sem v domovini velika si-
rota, sem brez vsega in tudi brez
roke, ker sem delala v tovarni,
pa mi jo je stroj odtrgal. Maj bi
mi kaj pisali ma naslov: Maria
Gasperic, utica Kapetan Misina,
broj 5. Beograd, Jugoslavija. /
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05
MA OBISKU PRI
"PRESERNOVI BRIGADI"

Il Ljubljane porocajo, da so
nekateri obiskali slovensko mla-
dino ma progi Brcko Banovici.
Ustavili so sc II KIM cd Brcke-
ga, kjer della mladina "Preser-
move" brigade. Zgradili bodo
postajo Bukovac. Nekateri kop-
ljejo temelje, drugi dovazajo
material, mesajo malto, nosijo
vodo, opeko, malto, iztovarjajo
vagone it'd. $50 mladih, cd SON.
ca ozganih teles neumorno de-
la.
S pesmijo odkoraka mladina
v taborisce S Is sotori, XII je
800 metrov oddaljeno cd posta-
je. Urejeno imajo prav lepo. V
bukovem gozdicku "a tabori-
Seem so 81 uredili mize in klopi,
kjer oh prostem casu pisejo, Sc
ucijo it'd.
Zvecer Sc zberejo oh tabor
mem ognju, pojejo, plesejo ko-
10, recitirajo, igrajo ma harmo-
niko it'd. Zjutraj jih zbudi de-
zurni k delu. Po zajtrku je raz-
vitje zastave, nato pa odkoraka
prva zamena pesmijo ma de-
10. vi. ceta je dobila prehod-
no zastavico, XII jo je ponosno
pritrdila ma vrh Sotora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05
Cd SV. KRIZA MAD
SENOZETI

Domzalska tehnicna baza je
dala prebivalcem Sv. Kriza mad
Senozeti ma razpolago traktor,
XII enkratno voznjo sprawl v
vas 500 komadov opeke. Ker pa
je nemogoce S traktorjem vo-
ziti po ozkih kolovoznih hribov-
skin poteh, XII Sc v nalivih spre-
minjajo v hudournike ter S tenn
Sc poglabljajo ze itak globoko
pot, je v nedeljo 25 augusta
odsla vecja skupina zelezniskih
usluzbencev k Sv. Krizu mad
Senozeti, la S prostovoljnim
delom razsirijo te poti. zeleznis-
kim delavcem sc je pridruzilo
Sc rs prostovoljcev terena
Spodnji St. Peter Skupno so
v 565 rah razsirili preozko
pot ma ustrezajoco sirino
zasuli prevelike kotanje, splani-
rail- nakopani material in ure-
dill cesto " dolzini 1 KIN tako,
da po njej sedaj lahko vozijo S
traktorjem. Ostalo je Sc nekaj
izredno ozkih in kamnitih stem.
Prihodnjic bodo prostovoljno
odstranili tudi te zapreke in do
jesenskega dezevja bodo ze vse
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05

visokost mesecne podpore od-
visi cd tega, koliko ste sluzili
pri delu "a casa uveljavljenja
Socialne zavarovalnine. Radi te-
ga morate vedno predloziti legi-
tirnacijo o svoji socialni zava-
rovalnini, kadarkoli nastopite
noyo sluzbo, da druzba zazna-
muje vase stevilko, XII ste jo
dobili pri vasi registraciji v So
cialni zavarovalnini. :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05
Hme|i ie obron
Ponatis IL "slovsnskesa porotevalcs

Ponatis IL "slovsnslkesa poroeevalca"
Zgodaj je bill letos obran
hmelj v Savinjski dolini. Temu
nj vzrok samo manjsa povrsina
nasadov, katerih je okupator
mnogo unicil, temvec tudi Stew
10 letosnjih obiralcev. Tud pref
snja leta so prihajali obiralci il
raznih krajev, a zdi Sc, da ne v
tolikem stevilu. Zasluzek je bill
takrat slab. Letos pa so dobili
stiri dinarje cd mere nabranega
hmelja. &c racunamo, da so
pridne zenske roke nabrale tudi
po Is do 16 mer ma dan, je to'za
ljudi il krajev, kjer je tezje "a
zasluzek in kjer imajo po 'front.'
unicene domove, denar, XII Sc jim
je zanj izplaealo priti z ljuto-
merskega okraja, il Haloz, z
Dravskega polja in cd drugod.
Desetletna deklica, nekje ma
hrvatski meji donna, je VISA srec-
ma pripovedovala, da 81 bo letos
sama kupila prve cevlje v zivlje-
nju. ,Mozje, zene in otroci, de-
kleta in fantje, vsi, XII SO prisli,
SO obzalovali, ker je bilo delo ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05
NACRTI DRAMSKEGA
GLEDALISCA v IUBLJANI

Dramsko gledalis5e 81 je pri-
pravilo ze vse potrebno "a teko-
co sezono. Koncem augusta so
sc clani ljubljanske drame zbra-
Ii ma svojem prvem delovnem
sestanku. Now ravnatelj dra-
me, pisatelj Vladimir Pavcic-
Bor je svojem govoru dal pri-
znanje clanom drame "a njiho-
vo delo v pretekli sezoni in do
locil smernice "a delo v novi Sc
zoni.
Ljubljansko dramsko gleda-
lisce bo vprizorilo v sezoni 1916
in At, IA dramskih del in dive
mladinski igri. Pri sestavi re-
portoarja je clane gledalisca
vodila misel, da mora gledali-
See gojiti predvsem slovenska
della, klasicna in moderna, sve-
tovno klasiko in slovanska de-
la. Med slovanskimi deli so ma
prvem mestu ruska klasicna in
sovjetska, prav tako pa tudi
juznoslovanska odrska della.
Razen tega obsega reportoar
tudi della modernih tujih avtor-
jew.
Do pricetka sezone DO Dra-
ma nastudirala sest del. Ma
otvoritveni predstavi bodo igra-
Ii zgodovinsko dramo dr.. Brat
ka Krefta 'Velika puntarija" :,
XII jo je teroristicna cenzura v
predaprilski Jugoslaviji prepo-
vedala tik pred premiere. v Stu
diju so tudi dr.. Ferdo Kozaka
vida Grantova" in Miroslava
Krleze "Gospoda Glembajevi",
XII je emo najboljsih dramskih
del, kar jih je v zadnjih deset-
letjih nastalo ma slovanskem ju-
gu. v pripravi sta tudi klasicni
deli Shakespearov "Sen kresne
noci" in Molierova komedi j a
"Ucene zene" ter moderna po
vojni napisana sovjetska ko-
media Vodopnjanova in Lapse
va "Rodbinska sreca".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05

Preskrbits pofrebno nego
slovenski znladini ' Slovenijil
Prispevajte IA otroSlo bolnico
' Slovenijil v uFadu "Enako-
pravnosti'' lahko oddasts val
delexi ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05

ljudstvo lotilo ne sa1no obnove
ma gospodarskem polju, ampak
tudi obnove prosvete. 2 vso lju-,
beznijo so priceli obnavljati po-|
rusene prosvetne domove in
odre, ustanovili so mnogo novih
igralskih druzin in pevskih zbo-1
row, obnovili so knjiznice in ci-
talnice, skratka ma kulturno
prosvetnem podrocju je zrastlo
novo zivljenje. Obracun tega de-
la so dajali okraji ma svojih
okrajnih festivalih, XII so Sc W.
Sill prve dni septembra.
Okraj Ljubljana okolica je
obdrzavala svoj festival v dne-
viii cd 1. do 8. septembra. Pri-
reditve so sc vrsile skoraj "
vseh krajih okraja, sredisce vse
prireditve pa je bilo v Litiji in
ma Vrhniki. Ma sporedu so bile
dramske prireditve, pevski in
glasbeni nastopi, literarni We
ceri, ma katerih so nastopali av-
tori, kateri so sami citali svoja
della, sahovski turnirji, preda-
vanja v okvirju Ljudske univer-
re in telovadne akademije.
V naslednjem navedemo sa-
mo nekaj del, XII so jih vprizo-
rili razni odri: Ivan Cankar:
Hlapci, Martin Kacur in Kralj
ma Betajnovi; Mojskrc: Rdece
roze; Maeterlinck: Stilmondski
zupan; Klinar: Plavz; Music
Narodni poslanec; zupancie
Veronika Deseniska; Jurcic: Ro-
kovnjaei; Pucova: Svet brez So
vrastva; Zupan: Rojstvo v ne
Whit; Cork: Matt; Finzgar:
Razvalina zivljenja. ze ia Sc
znam predstav dovolj jasno pri-
ca, da so sc slovenski odri lott
Ii resnih stvari. Najzanimivej-
Sc pa so bile brez dvoma Slike
il zivljenja Iyana Cankarja, XII
so jih prikazali Vrhnicani v OBJ
liki melodrame.
z vso resnostjo so Sc pri-
pravljali tudi pevski zbori, Xxi
so postavili ma spored poleg ma
rodnih in umetnih pesmi pre-
tezno vecino partizanskih pc
smi, kar prica, da je slovensko
ljudstvo Sc vedno borbeno raz.
polozeno, obenem pa je to do.
kaz, da slovensko ljudstvo ne
izmerno ljubi tisto pesem, XII je
vodila slovenske borce skozi
najtezje case narodno osvobo-
dime borbe in jih krepila v Mi
howl veri v zmago njih pravicne
borbe.
Zanimivi sta bill tudi razsta.
vi ma Vrhniki in v Litiji. Raz.
stavljena so bila della domacih
umetnikov slikarjev pa tudi sa.
moukov, dalje izdelki interni-
rancev, izdelki domace obrti,
stencasi in diagrami, literature
IL narodno osvobodilne borbe
del razstave pa je bill posvecen
obnovi, katero so pojasnjevali
diagrami.
Ma Vrhniki je bilo poleg vse-
ga tega del razstave posvecen
slovenskemu kulturnemu veil
kanu Ivanu Cankarju. Ia prize
ditve je bilo povsod veliko "a
nimanje. Zakljucnih prireditev
ma Vrhniki in v Litiji dne 8,
septembra pa Sc je ljudstvo
okraja Ljubljana okolice mno-
zicno udelezilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05
Sestra isGe brata in
sorodnike

Katarina Gasperic, vas Rasci
vrh Stew. Z. pri crnomlju isce
svojega brata Jozeta Jermana,
XII je bill rojen ma Rascem vrhu
pri crnomlju. Nazadnje Sc je ma
haial drzavi Arizoni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-05
postavljene stavbe v vasi Sv
Kriz imele novo streho.
TEKMOVANJE v NEKA.-
TERIH PODJETJIH

Vindustriji perila Medic Ivan
v Novem mestu so v enem sa-
mem mesecu znizali rezijske
stroke "a 21.7%e. To je bilo
mogoce lie ma ia nacin, da so "a
vse izdelke znizali cas- izdelave.
Srajco izdelajo v IS minutah,
spodnje dodge hlace ma trak v 26
minutah, spodnje dodge hlace ma
pas Vas minutah, spodnje KRAFT
ke hlace ma pas pa v 40 minu-
tab. Tudi delovno discipline v
pogledu izostankov in zamud so
izboljsali. Ciscenju in mazanju
strojev pa so posvetili Sc vecjo
paznjo kot doslej.
Vtovarni motvoza in platna v
Grosupljem so delavcem in ma.
mescencem ma mnozicnem Sc
stanku obrazlozili potrebo, da
Sc zaradi nacrtnega gospodar.
stva tovarna zdruzi v vecjo to.
varno. Delavci so to takoj ra.
zumeli. V tel tovarni je zapo'
slen v strokovnem in politicnem
pogledu dober kader. Produkci.
jo so zvisali tako, da so presegli
proizvodnji nacrt "a II odstot.
kov. Kvaliteta izdelkov je osta'
la ma isti visini. IS odstotkov
vseh izdelkov izdelujejo po po'
stavljenih delovnih norman in
akordih, XII Sc neprestano izpo'
polnjujejo. Zaradi vecje pro-
dukcije in della po delovnih nor.
NAH so Sc rezijski stroski "a
konopneno dreto zmanjsali "a
20 odst. Ma stroje skrbno pa
zijo, da nj bilo potrebno nice
sar popravljati. Obnovili so er
sukalni stroj "a konopljo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
COOPERATION

The management hereby express
es it's appreciation for all Public sup
port and fine cooperation.
To make more beautiful Gene
terry, the Directors have stopped all
planting, except FLOWERS-POSI-
lively no TREES or SHRUB
Berry to be planted by any one.
No Digging Up Grass to Mound
Graves-All Digging and Planting
Except Flowers) Will NOT Be AL
lowed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
TODAY
a

The only way your family can get
the protection it needs against the
future is for you to provide it. And
the time for you to provide it, is now
during the healthy earning years of
your life. A family lot (ahead of
need) is sacred Duty Take the !?
out of tomorrow by protecting your
family.
TODAY! TODAY! TODAY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
GRAVE
MARKERS

Mrs. Fannie B. Peek, DR.. H. E. simms,
Atty. H. B. TalisferrO. DR.. Aaron c. Toodls
N. T. Walton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
OUR TASK Is SACRED

because our Cemetery is final resting place
for remains that are a symbol of fellow
ship, faith, devotion and love.
Conscious of Sacred duty, we are
building a Park Plan Cemetery
with PERPETUAL CARE
DEEP DRAINAGE, CON-
VENIENCE, Modern I'm
provements and Distinc.
tive Service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25

AS your local CEMETERY sincerely interested in a
decent burial place for every Negro however poor
humble, we emphasize the deep sense of our
sponsibility to the community
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-27

Joseph NJ. Posila, Thomas F.
Flaherty, James Greaney, Ferdin-
and Kosakowski, John II. Barlow,
Charles B. Cosgrove, Francis r.
Cunningham, J. Bennett DAILY, Ar
thur J. DeVeylder, Harry ]. Du-
buque, Francis j. DeVeylder.
The officers of Sheridan Council
In addition to Mr.. Bane are: Ed
ward Bergen, Deputy Grand
Knight; DR.. John D. Frenzy. Lee
turer: James Colwell Chancellor:
Barry Erwn. Warden; Joseph Navin
Advocate; James Tobin. Recording
Secretary; John Messick, Treasur-
er; Mortimer J. Conner, Financial
Secretary.
Those who serve on the highly
important post of Board Of Trus-
tees are David Ryan, Neil Maloney
and Patrick Wallace.
James German is the Inside
Guard and Walter Pitcavage is the
Outside Guard.
Another large class of candidates
will be inflated into the major de-
gree May 10. The class will be
named in honor Of Mortimer j.
Conner, financial secretary of the
Council for the past thirty years.
There are over $50 members in
Sheridan Council.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-27

The following documents have
been filed in the town clerks ONCE:
Warranty Deeds
Bertha z. Thornley, to Joseph =.
Aucoln, property Knoll street.
Mary q. Mulvaney to Thomas J.
and Jennie Barbieri, property on
East Main street.
Fenton Delaney to Frederick N.
Hardwick, property on Moorland
avenue.
The General Land Co. TO Francis
p. McKraig. Jr., property on the
nOrtherly side Of Meriden road.
Cult Claims Deeds
Daniel Tarulio to Dominic Ta-
ruiio, property on Camp street.
Mortgage Deeds
Francis p. McKaig, Jr., to the
General Land Co., property on Mer-
iden road. $4,000.
Joseph Aucoin to Waterbury Saw
ings bank, property on Knoll street,
$4,000.
Mortgage Releases
Thomaston Savings bank to Anna
r. Posner.
Waterbury Savings bank to oiu-
seppe Coccio.
Home Owuers' Loan Corp. to Ber-
that =. and Howard r. Thornley,.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-27

Continued from Page -
to the brass industry, a spokesman
for the sterilization ONCE affirmed
that it did.
The policy states emphatically
that under no circumstances will
OPA state a price or promise a price
adjustment in advance Of a wage
agreement. If collective bargaining
is to proceed speedily and success
fully both management and labor
must understand there can be no
exception to the rule"
Union Meet OPA Monday
Three Waterbury factory execu-
tiveS are members of the 14-man
committee which met with the OPA
today. They are Robert L. Coe, vice
president of the Chase Company;
John A. Coe, Jr., vice-president OF
American Brass; and Wendell Cross
treasurer of the Thinsheet Metals
Company.
Meeting with Mr.. Bowles Monday
were John Mankowski, member OF
the executive board of the MM.S.W.
and John j. Driscoll, State CLIO.
secretary. They reported the results
Of their conferences to be very
satisfactory.
The following is the complete text
of BoWles statement as received by
The Democrat today.
There is some indication that
in certain industries collective bar
gaining is stalled because manage
ment is insisting on specific price
adjustments or promises of specific
price adjustments in advance OF
wage agreements. In justice 10
everyone concerned it is essential
that the governments position on
this question shouold be thoroughly
understood.
IF we are really determined to
stop initiation now We can not
handle wage and price adjustments
on a bargain counter basis. The
government can not be a party to
economic horse trading.
after wage agreements have
been reached between labor and
management and duly studied by
the wage sterilization board, the
o. p. A. will then cause them along
with other costs factors in adjustip~
prices.
'.rhese adjustments will be based
on the modified standard outlined
in the Presidents executive order of
February II which provides that on
the basis of normal volume any
industry will be assured at least
its pre-war earnings during the
coming year.
1.-The o. p. A. will act with all
possible speed in making the neces-
sary regular adjustments once wage
increases have been made and
studied. I have asked that the
pricing procedures should be stream
lined in every possible way so that
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-27
.$l,OOOinCosh
Lost Here in
Goroae Fire


The life savings Of a retired stone
mason went up In enaoke late last
night when $1,000, kept In a box
near his bunk, were consumed by
flames as Joseph Tesla, 20, attempt
ed 10 extlnguish blaze that totally
damaged the S-car garage IN which
he lived.
Fire Marshal Eugene Isegge said
today that Tesla, employed BY
Adolph Kukas, owner Of the garage
at 500 Plank Road, returned from
a store and discovered a cardboard
partition aflame. Tesla thought that
he had extinguished the blaze, the
Marshal said, hut II broke out anew
and got out OF his control.
Four companies Of firemen under
the command Of Deputy Chief Rich
ard Sheehan responded shortly be-
fore IL p. m. and fought the fire
for over hours.
Marshal Legge said that the blaze,
caused by an overheated wood stove,
also destroyed a 1899 truck, several
pieces Of furniture belonging to
Tesla and 500 worth OF tools as
well as the structure itself.
A 1899 coupe, kept In the garage,
was removed before firemen arrived,
the Marshal said. He revealed that
an examination Of the premises dis
closed a charred paddock from the
wooden box where Testa's money
was kept, and a stickpin. Everything
else was destroyed.
Tesla, who received q head in
jury, was treated at st. Mary's Hos
pital and later taken to Police Head
quarters where he was given lodging
for the night.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-27
BUILDING PERMITS

The following permits have been
issued by the building inspector:
Cadillac Sales Company, 604
WATERFOWL Avenue. alterations TO
garage, $3.50.
Maurice GagnoE, alterations 10
store front. 97s south Main Street,
$50.
Arthur Hamel, l02 Nelson Ave-
nue., alterations for extra apart
ment, $500.
Michael J. Veruovi. 400 North
Main street, alterations to store
front. $500.
Metropolitan Cleaners, 500 Wa
tertown Avenue. addition to build
ing, e2y600.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-27

industries will have proper relief
whenever relief is needed.
Under no circumstances, how
ever will o. p. A. state a price or
promise a price adjustment in ad-
vance OF a wage agreement. II
collective bargaining is to proceed
speedily and successfully both man
agement and labor must understand
that there can be no exception to
this rule.
An announcement gratifying fully
the new procedures of both the
wage sterilization board and the
Once of Price Administration under
the new Presidential directive will
ture."
The following is the statement
OF Mr.. Mankowski:
Economic Sterilization Director
bow!eS statement is crystal-cle
as to the responsibility of manage
ment in the present strike: and
tully supports previous union con-
tentions as to the procedure to be
followed. There is no longer any
excuse for the brass companies re-
fusing to negotiate a wage increase
with the union. The union Is hope
ful in view Of this statement that
the companies will Immediately,
make an offer to the unions of an
lSl2-eent increase in wages.
Mr.. Bowles' statement points out
that collective bargaining and wage
settlements must take precedence
over everything else. The union
wishs to emphasize his declaration
that there will be absolutely no ex-
ceptions. Therefore. If the brass
companies desire to impress the
community With their good faith
and good intentions. they should
proceed to settlement Of the wage
dispute at once.
The lsa- cent demand of The
union should be agreed upon with
out delay as the basis for settle
ment. It is the minimum amount
acceptable by workers and their
families for maintenance OF them
selves and their homes. It Is the
figure being settled upon by many
other companies, some of which are
not nearly as rich and profitable as
the Brass Big Three"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-27
Baby Face
Bound Over
Sontone Woives
Examination

Baby Face" Santone, would-be
gunman without a gun, looked any
thing but baby faced today as he sat
in City Court bsfore Judge Charles
r. SumIna to await his fate on a
charge of attempted robbery.
Sitting nervously with his eyes
alternately on the faces of Judge
Summa and Attorney Edward F.
Sweeney, Michael Baby Face" San
tone, 81, Of IS Railroad Hill street,
entered plea Of not guilty, heard
his attorney state that his client
would waive examination-and then
waited.
Santone. charged with attempting
10 rob Angeles Restaurant at SIS
North Main Street early Tuesday
morning was bound over to the next
term OF Superior Court on bonds Of
81 600. Attorney Sweeney told the
court that the accused had no in
tention Of holding up the restau-
rant.
Said Attorney Sweeney, My
client has served i-2 years over
seas, and is in need Of medical care. !"
He pointed out that the accused
desperate" was not responsible for
his actions early Tuesday morning
when he entered the North Main
Street restaurant and announced to
the bartender, Paul Geneva, that
there's 8 reward out for me; I'm
Baby Face Nelson"
Police said that after the harten-
der failed to react 10 Santone's dis
closure that he was the long dead
Baby Face Nelson. the accused then
placed his hand in his pocket and
dramatically ordered q customer,
Paul Pallotto, to clean out the cash
register"
Baby Face" lost his bravado.
however. when Pallotto and Geneva
sided up to him and without any
trouble, easily suhdued the man.
Shortly thereafter Santone was on
his way to headquarters with Pa
trolmen Cicero Booker and william
Evans.