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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-20

LADY'S 'S-Wristwatch lost. dia- monds on watch. Reward. Call 4-8323.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-20

ONE THOUSAND CARS WANTED - Top prices; spot cash. want 33's - 34's 35's - 36's - 37s - 38's - 39's 40's - AIS and 42's Phone. write or drive ln today
 BILLIE FITZPATRICK 1860 East Main St. Phone 4-484l
 OPEN EVENINGS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-20

LOST-ROSARY BEADS-July 6, on East Main near news stand, cor
 ner Brook St. Reward. Call 3-309l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-20
Automobiles
g Autos and Trucks for Sale
By MERRILL BLOSSER

Good Used Cars Bought & Sold FOR DEPENDABLE USED CARS MOTOR MART, 56 Cottage Place.
 3-3105 Waterbury Lincoln & Mercury Sales
 Member of WANNA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-20
5 Lost and Found

MAROON BILLFOLD-Lost con- taining small sum of money and identification cards Reward. Tel. 5-1222.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-20
DIAL 4-2121 FOR BEST RESULTS
Announcements
5 Lost and Found

BLACK BILLFOLD-Lost, contain ing money, drivers license. Vicinity Brooklyn. Reward. 4-7793.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-20

3s OLDsMOBILE SEDAN-for sale. Call 3-9132 between 4:3O and 6 P. M.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
SV. PETER POD
SV. GORAMI

V nedeljo 8. septembra Sc je
pripeljalo ma tovornem avtomo-
blu IS obrtnikov elektrarne
Rajhenburg v Sv. Peter pod Sv.
Gorami. Ma prikolici so pripe-
ljjali orodje, XII so ga razmestili
v senci kostanjev. Domacini pa
so prinasali posodo in gospo-
darsko orodje v popravilo. Ko-
vaci, kljucavnicarji, varilci in
mehaniki so imeli kmalu polne
roke della. V osmih urah nepre-
trganega della so popravili 738
komadov raznih predmetov: ve-
rig, sekir, loncev, kljucavnic,
izravnali osi "a vozove it'd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

arb. Anton Brill, besedilo ma
pisal Gustav Krklec, "a sloven-
ske pionirje pa prevedel D.
Ravljan, prikazuje delez, XII ga
imajo najmlajsi pri obnovi: Je-
Ii so svabi moza ubili, njen pri-
jazni dom zrusili in ostala je z
otrokom ma cesti. Pionirji il ME-
ne vasi pa so sli skupaj ma de-
10 in z zidarjem. Matijo je bila
kmalu zgrajena streha mad no
vim domom in ia je bill lepsi kot
prejsnji.
Besedilo tretjega zvezka je
presadil Anton Debeljak il ru-
Seine, po verzih Korneja Gu.
kovskega. Ia knjiga ina naslov
"Suri-muri velikan" in je zgod-
ba il zivalskega sveta. Vse trl
knjizice so napisane v kar pri'
jetnem verzu, XII ga bodo pio.
nirji radi brali, bogati slikovn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
ENyAKoPRAvNosr

gora', prvi veeji tekst s snovjo
il osvobodilne vojne. Pri knjiH-
cab, XII so namenjene sloven-
skim pionirjem, je tezisce v Ii
viii podobah. Besedilo v verzih
je lie spremljava in nekaka raz.
laga silk, XII jih DO rad gledal
tudi tax pionir, XII branju Sc nj
kos. Med temi slikicami je "Iz-
gubljeno kosilo" A. Brillija,
zgodba Francku, XII je nesel
ocetu kosilo v gozd, pa ga je
ribica premotila, da je pozabil
ma kosarico, to pa mu' je iz'
praznil potepuh in Francek je
prazno prinesel ocetu. Zgodba
daje tale nauk: 'Ne, kdor 81 ze'
Ii ali hoce, ampak kdor 81 jeo
zasluzi, ia maj je!' Kajti: "Brez
della nj jela."
Druga slikanica, "Pionirji'
zidarj2', kateri je risbe narisa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
IZLET UDARNIKOV IZ
ISTRE IN z REKE

v Rasi je bill prvi izlet udar-
nikov, kateremu je prisostvova-
10 314O delavcev il Reke, Rasev
in ostalih krajev Istre. NajbolJ-
81 rudarski sekciji "Podlobin'
ie bila izrocena prehodna zasta-;
vica v znak priznanja "a maj
boljse dosezene uspehe. Pred
stavnik redakcije "Borbe' ,gla-
<sila KPJ, je izroeil dvema udar-
nikoma v imenu svoje redakci.
lie, in sicer Ami Jurman liz Re.
ke zapestno uro, Antonu Fara'
goniu, rudarju il Rase, pa Il
izbranih knjig. Nato SO izrocil
81 udarnikom IL Rase III Reke
udarniske karte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

60 della, predno bodo obnovili
svojo poruseno domovino.
10 gres skozi tovarno opazis,
da vladata tn red in discipline.
Produkcijo so dvignili v vseh
oddelkih in prekoracili predvoj-
no visino. V tkalnici Sc je po-
vecala produkcija "a 1870. Ne.
kateri so ugovarjali, cemu Sc
uposljuje samo mlade moci v to-
varni, so danes lahko ponosni
ravno ma mladino, ker so med
MO danes najboljse tkalke kot:
Arcon Maria Cerne Anic a
skofic Terezija, Zavasnik Mari
ia, Princic Vlasta, Tavzelj Girl
la, Alic Francka. Tudi predilni-
ca tekmuje.
Ne delajo pa samo v tovarni,
temvec tudi izven ME. Napra-
viii so vec delovnih dni "a po-
zgane okoliske vasi in "a vdove
padlih sodelavcev borcev ter
zbrali " ia namen vsoto 81, 1000
din. Ia obnovo cest so delali vsi
in zrtvovali preko 600 delovnih
ur. Ia obnovo mladinskega do
ma in telovadnega prostora SO
delali 273 ur. Pokazali so tudi
povezanost delavstva S kmeti
ter delali 224 ur <pri kosnji in
susenju sena. Pozabili tudi MISC
jugoslovanske vojske in so de-
kleta zrtvovala 22O ur "a pra.
ME perila.
Priredili so vec skupinskit
izletov in zabav. Igralska sku'
pima sodeluje terensko, XII sc
vprizorili ze vee lepo uspelif
predstav v Medvodah in okoli'
n;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
LEVSTIK-KREFTOVA
"TUGOMER"

Slovenski knjizni zavod je
pravkar izdal kot zadn j zvezek
prve serije "Knjiznice sloven-
skega gledalisca" novo Krefto-
vo predelano Jurcic-Levstikove-
ga "Tugomera", prve slovenske
tragedije. Uvod knjige je napi-
sal dr.. France Koblar,> reziser-
ske opombe pa dr.. Bratkor
Kreft. Knjiga je bila natisnjena
v avgustu v 1000 izvodih.
TRI MOVE MLADINSKE
kNJIGE .,
v zalozbi "Mladinska knjiga"
v Ljubljani so sedaj izsle tri no.
We knjige. Prva te serije so ITO
varisi', Toneta Seliskarja, kot
je krstil knjigo avtor sam. To
delo je poleg Kranjceve ''Pesmi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
PROSVETNI FESTIVAL
v KAMNISKEM OKRAJU

V dnevih cd 8. do Is. septem-
bra je kamniski okraj priredil
festival, v katerem je prikazalo
ljudstvo svoje prosvetno in kul-
turno delo cd osvoboditve do
danes. z geslom: "Prosveto
ljudstvu'', Sc je okraj lotil poleg
gospodarske obnove tudi della
"a dvig ljudske pravice. Usta-
navljajo Sc knjiznice in eitalni-
ce, igralske druzine uprizarja-
jo igre in akademije, pridno Sc
vadijo orkestri, godbe in harmo-
nikasi. Poleg teh SO Sc pomeri-
Ii tudi sahisti. Knjiznice so raz-
stavile knjige in grafikone, raz-
stavljeni so najlepsi stencasi.
V Mengsu sta razstavila svo-
ia della domaca likovna umetni-
ka Fran Stare in Fran Ropret.
Razstava je bila ljudski Soil,
XII je bila odprta YES teden. V
Kamniku je bila razstava V no.
vi Soil razne domace in splos-
ne obrti. V tednu festivala SO
Sc po raznih krajih vrsila pre-
davanja ma ljudskih univerzah
in potujoce kino predstave ter
razstava sloVenske knjige.
Igralske druzine so priredile vr-
sto iger..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
INFORMATIVNI BULLETIN
v TREH JEZIKIH

Izvrsni odbor Enotnih sindi-
kakatov delavcev in namescen-
cev Jugoslavije je ma seji dne
5. septembra sklcnil med drugi-
mi vaznimi zakljucki tudi tega,
da zacne glavni odbor Enotnih
sindikatov izdajati sindikalni in
formativni bulletin "a tujino v
ruseini, francoscini in anglesci-
nj. .@ .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
TUDI v MEDVODAH
DELAJO z VSO SILO

V tovarni Medic-Miklavc v
Medvodah ma Gorenjskem ne dr.
zijo krizem rok. ze "a casa oku-
pacije je dala ia tovarna 80 od-
stotkov borcev, cd katerih je
% tovarisev zrtvovalo zivljenja
"a jugoslovansko svobodo. "a
vedajo sc, da jih caka Sc mno-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
NOV USKO-SRBSKI
SLOVAR

Zacetkom septembra je ida
10 drzavno zaloznisko podjetje
SSSR velik rusko-srbski slovar.
PRAY tako so izdali srbsko-rus-
XII vojaski slovar, potreben prl-
rocnik "a, prevajanje vojaske
in tehnicne literature. Redak-
tor obeh slovarjev je lajtnant
Bijazi. Pripravljajo Sc diva IL
popolnjena slovarja: srbsko-
ruskega in rusko-srbskega. ka-
terih vsak bo vseboval 10000
besedi. v delu je tudi bolgar-
sko-ruski slovar, XII DO vsebo-
val $4,000 besed. Ii slovarji Sc
tiskajo " velikih nakladah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
USPEHI DELAVSKE
KNJIzNICE v LJUBLJANI

Delavsko knjiznico v Ljub-
ljani je v letosnjem juliju obi
skalo 1892 bralcev, 24O vec kot
v vjuniju. Izposodili 81 1882 knjig
ali 947 vec kot prejsnji mesec.
" avgustu je bio 1885 bralcev,
cd teh 20 novih. Knjig so 81 IL
posodili v avgustu 5O51.
Najvec bero slovenske knjige,
cd tujejezicnih pa najvec slo-
vanske. Med domacimi pisatelji
so v avgustu 81 najvec izposoja-
Ii Miska Kranjca 40 krat);
Finzgarja (40 krat); Preziho-
vega Voranca go kraft; Bevka
(28 krat); Tavcarja (23 kraft;
Ingolica (23 kraft; Jurcica
(23); Novsaka (22 kraft; Can
karja (21 kraft; Godino (19
krat) in tako naprej. Cd poll
ticnih del mnogo bero Marrow
t"Kapital'', spise Engelsa, Ed
warda Kardelja in slovenski
prevod knjige Nv. I. Lenin -
kratek oris zivljenja in dela.'
Knjiznico vodi knjiznicni svet,
v katerem so tudi zastopniki
bralcev. Knjiznica Sc trudi, da
pritegne cim vec bralcev. V av-
gustu je tudi povecala svojo
knjizno zbirko "a II del.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

del pa jih DO priblizal tudi mlaj-
Sim, XII jim crke Sc delajo teza-
We. Znacilno "a vse te slikani-
ce pa je, da imajo tudi mocno
vzgojno noto, kar jih bistveno
loci Cd nekaterih podobnih IL
daj prejsnjih let in v veliki me-
ri zvisuje njihovo vrednost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
DELO OBNOVE
KRSKEM OKRAJU

Pred letom dni je bilo " sre-
discu izseljeniskega pasu v Kris
KEN vse drugace kot je sedaj.
Srecavalo Sc je izmucene kolo-
ne, XII so sc vracale il nemskih
taborisc. Obrazi so bill zaskrb-
ljeni, kajti domovi so bill praz-
nj in opustoseni. Kmalu je "a
pela pesem della in IL vseh stra-
nj so odmevali udarci obnove. :
zene v Krskem so takoj ra-
zumele tezaven polozaj in pri-
skocile k delu "a izboljsanje
obupnih gospodarskih razmer.
Sprejemale so begunce, kuhale,
prale in sivale prihajajocim in
odhajajocim vojaskim briga-
dam, urejevale domove in skr-
belle "a revne otroke in starcke.
Kmalu je izginila zagrenjenost.
Polagoma so zacele prihajati ma
sestanke tudi zene il oddalje-
nejsih vasi. Danes je vclanjenih
v AFz ze 95 odstotkov zena v
mestu in okolici. Vsekakor je to
rekord "a kraj, kjer zivijo sa-
mo izseljene zene.
Ma rednih tedenskih sestan-
kin Sc vrsijo politicna, gospo-
darska in zdravstvena predava-
MIA in zivahne diskuzije ter "a
crtujejo smernice "a bodoce de-
10. z denarjem in darili so pre-
skrbele krske zene revne otro-
ke, obdarile jugoslovansko VOL
sko, da Sc vsaj nekoliko odolzi-
jo njenemu junastvu in zrtvam
| dajale podporo starim in one
| moglim. Ia obrtnika, XII je pri'
Sci brez vsakih sredstev IL ia.
borisca in zrtvoval tri sinove "a
| svobodo domovine, so krske ze
ne izvedle nabiralno akcijo "a
| nakup potrebnega orodja "a IL
vrsevanje obrti. z lopatami
krampi in metlami so ocistile
| mesto Krsko, odstranjevale ru
| sevine, zbrale preko 10000 ke
| starega zeleza, mnogo stekla ir
tekstilnih odpadkov.
Oh priliki, ko jih je obiskals
primorska mladina in jim pri
redila koncert, so 10 krske zene
lepo sprejele, jim preskrbelt
prepocisce in hrano. Tudi ono
mLadino, ki je odpotovala n {
prostovoljno delo v Brcko, Sc
lepo pogostile in opremile.
V zadnjem casu pripravljs
AFz v Krskem otroski vrtec
Prostore in pohistvo re priprav
ljajo, ministrstvo "a prosvett
pa so zaprosile "a otrosko vrt
narico. Patronat mad vrtcen
prevzame mestni odbor AF'Z
Marsalu Titu so poslale "a roj
stni dan lep album stirimi le
sorezi. Tudi ma zene v Julijsk
Krajini in v Trstu krske zene nj
so pozabile. Preko glavnega cd
bora AFz so Jim poslale v dal
dragoceno umetnino. Zenam
Krskem je delo merilo casti
pravi Mira Mehak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
NOVICE IL JUGOSLAvIJE
Ponatsi il

zelje po prikljucitvi k Jugosla-
VIII. Vas Miren po pariskih skle-
pin sicer pripada pod Jugosla-
WHO. toda memo pokopalisce
ostaja v Italiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
VAS JUGOSLOVANSKA, PO-
KOPALIsCE ITALIJANSKO

Prebivalci popolnoma sloven-
ske vasi Miren, JUNO cd Gorice
so Oh prihodu zavezniske komi-
size ma pisi manifestirali svoj je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

Prispevajte "a otro$ko bol-
nic0 . Slovemiii! =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
20 Local Men
 End Army Life

Thirteen men from this city were among the l9 Waterbury Area men discharged yesterday from the Army at the Arrny's Separation Center, Fort Devens, Mass.
 They were:
 Cpl. Nello Longhi, 3l Camp street. Cpl. Albert E. Olibas, l43 Draher avenue.
 Tfsgt. Edward T. Nutbrown, S7S West Main street.
 Sgt. Clayton H. Patnaude, Ss Baldwin avenue.
 Pfc. Carmine Deluccia, 7 welton street.
 Pfc. Bronis T. vaicaitis, llO Con- Cpl. Theodore 6. Reward, ls2 Locust street.
 First Sgt. Rene l.. Chase, A French street.
 sTsgt. Nicholas T. orsO. sO HaW- thorne avenue.
 sIsgt. Peter A. ouattrociccchi, c6 Tracy avenue.
 Pfc. Patsy T. zasa. 70 West Porter street.
 Pfc. George E. Burns, 6 Aver street. wick avenue.
 Men from Waterbury area dis charged were:
 Cpl. Stuart L. Anderson, 2S5 Mea- dow street, Naugatuck.
 Pfc. Herbert w. Mcintyre, 21 North Circle, Beacon Falls. Sgt. Domenic Colucci, 47 Pleasant street, Torrington.
 Pfc. Francis W. Horvath, lTS New Iitchfield street, Torrington.
 Cpl. Gordon c. Coolbeth, 56 New Litchfield street, Torrington.
 Pfc. Carino P. DeMauro, 2SS Main street, Winsted.
 Discharged Saturday were:
 Cpl. Thomas A. Bell. Patter- con ct.
 Pvt. Anthony M. Iaiennaro. 2 Morgan Pl.
 Pic. Patsy J. Azzara. 30 Madison avenue.
 Cpl. Donald J. 6aKet' ID Aa1'0A street.
 Cpl. Joseph Pavlik' W SutOOa street.
 Cpl. James J. Gfady' 4l Lyoia street.
 Discharged from wstsrSury area were:
 Pvt. Lloyd M. KozenieslEi. Wood
 Pic. John 0. Hewitt, i0a Main street, Watertown.
 Pvt. Raymond w. WisnieWsi' Cook Lane; Beacon Falls.
 Cpl. Robert L. Lampron, Ell Quinn street, Naugatuck.
 Sgt. Tracy c. Breen, SEe Noftn Main street, Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28

internal peace insure decent for all and modest return wsuAs agreeing lh percent a Hsnsys TAas Che usual bank return tO the small return way sSssa Svss.@sss Ssl%S sreSssrs '-'' If fiat rate oe interest made general would to pAonng off oi much money public large would take deal of the thrill out of the market But the fact remains that there leak somewhere in system Perhaps it loans although hee s great deal gougng Why should there
 
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 that has swed sOOo bOkkeepes would went for trip would promptly three the penitentlary.
 pzlng aOnAr a perma- nent evauatn A Che hand of the eT worth than bat that collar when elevated the
  sOhO donar bound 1t the other hand we find that those who are initiated into the mysteries able to play fast and loose with the geen-bak and Somewhere between worlds fancy be solution Somebody must know the and feel the to humanity game to run on any longer.
 Money Nke Opium
 n of the ritual of depend entirely Who of knows how to blow fuOw2 Who knows how to upOOsed together great cities unable to do thing without money sort of addiction like taking opium ssss. les effective 1t i.
 Perhaps the back the sOers Perhaps were general migration from the cities into the country learned and relearned few of the sthe sharp Sns cutting Of tn: L poy the good cry bread the ask ourselves how deeply going to get into the When win be snOushP When sha finally frozen foods and canned foods and bread2
 Ne the stars The occasional lost Boy Scout We almost completely We have reached apparently, the scientific EnOwhow ws are sun as primitive as the Egpans in economic matters ouE as nation unless we besar ourselves
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
S-Sst. DemiOn Resumes Duty
 ReIeInS Pest College
 Staff After DleehaPgo

Staff Sat. Peter !. Delmian, fore meFly with the Signal Section Head quarters of Che i2th Army Group, has returned Co Waterbury after ak years in the Army, where he saw service in England, EfaAnoe, Bel. glum, Luxembourg, and Germany.
 Mir. Demian is Q graduate of the School of Commeroe Of New York University. and has been on Q leave of absence from Post Junior College of Commerce where he taught for two years before entering the Army. He was previously an instructor At Wllby high school.
 MT. Demlan will take charge of the Business Administration De- partmsnt at Post Junior college when he resumes his duties there at the beginning Of the second setn- ester on February q. h will also act as assistant registrar.
 Mir. Demlan's return comes at Q very opportune time, according to H. c. Post, Dean of Post Junior cole iege, because of the large number of Veterans who are now taking ad- vantage of the O. I. Bill of Rights, and are enrolling in Business Ad. ministration and Accounting courses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
Mary Worthis Family
 Leads Comics SurUey
Ccontlnued from Page D
Many Stand sPat'

hos been opened through the COn- test.
 Many stand 'PAg
 Many contestants are standing pat" on features that have been publlshed In The Democrat over Q number Of years. One reader, who resides on South street, expresses Q prefernce for the Rev. James ]. Sul- ilvans column. Tn her statement she says the following:
 Father sullivan's columns are a source of everlasting enlightenment, They are stated in an intellectual manner and are very understand able to the majority of simple speaking peoples.
 "It is easy to see that he shows no prejudlces toward any particular nation or has any set ideas on poll. teal matters. Ills one aim in writ ing these columns, believe, Is Co spread Christian views to people who have shaded their minds with tif1 American or un Democratic ideas.
 T sincerely hope you will continue to publish his pieces"
 Boots Rates With One Part
 A youthful reader says her fav- orlte comic strip is Boots and Her Buddles. Her statement follows:
 "f think Boots and Her Buddies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
 Prefers Army Pc. John Ramp0Rl
 ReeRllsts at
 Recruiting Office

Heading the enlistments of ii Waterbury area men in the Regular Army last week was ex-Gr John B. Ramponi, Dalton street, Oakville, who has already served over two- and-a-half years with the Army, l7 months of which were spent over seas in the European theater of operations.
 It. Harry Rolf of the Army Re- cruiting Service, 36 North Main street, today released the names of the Il men who were accepted last week. These men will be sent to Fort Devens, Mass, where they will undergo basic training prior to being stationed in the theater of their choice.
 Those accepted last week were:
 Neil J. Currie, 83 Judson Circlie; Edward E. Michaud, l92 Grand street; Carroll F. Sans, Jr., 79 BlakeSlee Circle; Donald c. Aubut, li0 Henderson street, Bristol; How ard R. Dear, 295 Brook street, For estville; Bernard Fecteau, 567 North Main street, Bristol; Joseph A. Mentasti, "A Locust street, Bristol: Clyde H. Myers, 36 Westchester Drive, Bristol: Herbert J. Shep- pard, North street, Plymouth, and Francisco Toscano, l7 Summer street, Bristol.
 Pfc. Ramponi, 22, is the son of MT. and Mrs. Severino Ramponir Oakville. He served overseas as an automatic rifleman with co. K, 362 Infantry Regiment, 9lst Division, in Rome, Arno, North Appenines and the Pc Valley where he earned the Purple Heart, the vicotry Med- al, the ErO Ribbon with three battle stars, the Good Conduct Medal, the American Theater Rib- bon and a Distinguished Uni Badge. He has re-enlisted for three-year period and desires t' serve in the ETO again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28

Kenna was 6 graduate of GS Peter and Paul school and Leavenworth high school. He vas Q drummer for several years in the East End Com mslnity Club Drum Corps and was employed in the draft department of the Bristol Mfg. Company. Be- sides his parents, he is survived by . brother. James. Two sisters, Mrs. stephen Fruin. this city, and Sister Mary Adelo, St. Augustine's Novi- tiate, West Hartford.
 A solemn high Mass of requiem will be held Saturday morning at SS Peter and Paul church at Q o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
PFC LEON BOUCHER

Pt. Jackson, s. C., Jan. 25.--pfc. Leon Boucher, 2l Grigg Street, has reenlisted in the Army at the Sd Cav. Hq., Ft. Jackson, s. c.
 Pfc. Boucher was inducted into the Army at Ft. Devens, Mass, and received his basic training at Camp Van Dorn, Miss. He served Il months overseas with the 254th Inf. of the 63d Div. He wears the Com bat Infantry Badge and Presidential citation among his decorations.
 Ills wife lives at the above-men- tioned address in Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
TIS SAL GUERRERA

With .. s. Armed Forces in New Caledonia. Sal ouerrera, son of Mfr. Antonio 0uerrera, 2l6 Hill Street, has been promoted from Private First Glass to Technician Grade Five while serving with Go. A, 3llo Signal Service Battalion at this South Pacific Base.
 Before entering the Army In Feb ruary lo4s, Cpl. 0uerrera was ern- ployed with the American Brass Company. In December 1o43 after completing basic training at Camp Croft, South Carolina, he left the United states for overseas duty in the South Pacific. On arriving at this French-owned, sub-tropical island 1000 miles northeast of Aus tralia, he was assigned to the signal company in which he is now Serv- ing.
 Since Cpl. Ouerrera's assignment to his present company he has been performing the duties of the com- pany barber.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
RECEIVES PROMOTION

According to word received, AL fred J. Smith, now on active duty aboard @ transport bringing men home from Japan and other Pa- cific bases, has been promoted from chief pay clerk to chief warrent officer in the regular Navy. The officer is the son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, 1S wilson street, and has been in the Navy since June. 1929. A greater part of his service was spent in the Asiatic-Pac Fleet and saw action in the Philippine Islands, and par ticipated in the battles of Wake Island, the Coral Sea and was awarded seven battle stars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
IT. HELEN ONYETT

The first Connecticut woman of Chinese descent to enter the Army Nurse Corps, It. Helen (Pon) Onyett, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Chin Pon, 10 South Elm street, has been released from active duty and is on terminal leave in Chicago where she will reside with her hus- band, Capt. Harold Onyett.
 A veteran of North Africa, she entered the service in June, 1943 She is a graduate of Crosby high school and Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing. Prior to entering the service she was an industrial nurse at the Bristol Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
Novy Reports Youth Decd
nIsslng Ia Aetiea
 Slneo may 5, 1M

According Co . letter from the Navy Department, John R. MeKen- na, 21. son of AGr. and Mrs. John J. MeKenna, i0e Southmayd road. has been listed officially as dead.
 He has been missing from May s, I0e4. when the submarine on which he was serving was lost. Me-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
man xhe sass M .s RsgM Amy before October lszs

Since the new peacetime Army will use the most modern scientific equipment many technical grades will be open, with higher pay and rapid advancement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28

RAYMOND TAYLOR, JR, RaM Sie
 On the uss colllngsworth in tho Pacific = Raymond Taylor, jr., woodbury, served aboard this as- tack transport which took part in hauling men into actions ct Okln- ava, Guam, Jlnsen, Korea, and rentsln, China.
 The Collingsworth landed Ma. rlnes ct Jlnsen and carried Chinese troops Go TientSin. On November 2B she became a unit in the Navy's "Maglc Carpet" system for return- Ing veterans to the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-28
NEWS OF MEN nv THE SERVICE
InnT. nENIANEFN .. RAO0NE

ofn0T. BENJAMIN .. RA00NE
 eisgt. Benjamin !. Ragone. se Como Avenue, was recently oie- charged from Che Army At the sep- araeion Base of Che AAF Regloual and oonvalesoent Hospital, Coral Gables, Florida.