davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27

dosezeno. Morebitni priboliski
po zelji costa Sc zaraGunajo po
nabavni ceni s pribitkom mai
..vec 40 oiskotkox. zajtrka men-
ze MISC dolzne dajati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27
IsCE Sc

Alojzija Zorc, XII zivi z druzino
v Clevelandu. ia njen naslov
bi rada zvedela neeakinja Fran
cka Barle, Loke 2S9, Trbovlje
/, Slovenija, Jugoslavija.
Kdor We "a njen naslov, maj
ga sporoci Augusta Kollandru,
6419' st. Clair Ave-, &c pa sama
cita te vrstice, pa Sc maj pri Ko-
llandru zglasi po pismo.
Strabane. - Tukaj je umrl
Matt Ahacic, star SO let, donna
IL Trzica, Gorenjsko. Zapusca
zeno, sest hcera, sina in vec dru-
9Th sorodnikov. "'-
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10. rrlarca, 1916

dveh let po ,koncanju vojne.
Spolnili smo castno prvi del ma
Sc rodoljubne obveze. Zdaj pa 8
podvojenimi silami naprej, da
zavrsimo enako vredno j drugi
del nase dolznosti do Crude, XII
mas je rodila!
Stvaren patriotizem! Deja-
MIA, ne besed!
J. z. List,
glavni ravnatelj SPAZJ.
H gornji okroznici bi zelel s
svoje strani pristaviti posebej
"a nase ameriske rojake samo Sc
emo zeljo: Da hi dobili ' drugem
letu in med vami dovolj vrednih
tekmecev in odlocnih posnemal-
cev!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19

tudi sledece: Piles, namizni ten
mis-, shuffleboard, tekme, mehka
pijaca, it'd. Vsakdo, XII zivi v
severavzhodnem okrozu lahko
postane clan, ako je v starosti
cd IA do 10 let. Vsakdo, XII zeli
pristopiti, bi moral vedeti, da je
to velika ugodnost, biti clan
Mladinskega kluba in kdor Sc
ne bo obnasal v klubovih pro-
storih kot gentleman" ali
"lady', bol kaznovan z odvzet-
jem clanstva.
V veljavi je pravilo, da samo
oni imajo vstop v klubove pro-
store, kateri Sc izkazejo 8 Clan
skimi kartami. Ia dolocba je
omejila poset gostov, XII so pre-
je lahko prisli v klub, ako SO
placali 30 centov cd vecera
vsak. Clanarina "a cello leto zna-
sa $1.OO. Vsak drugi teden bo
igrala godba; drugace rekordi,
"a pies.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19

vec ga je zakrivila strast, XII je
tako obvladala ia diva cloveka,
da sta morala "zaradi njenega
vpliva docela izgubiti cut odgo-
vornosti. Professor Langbein Sc
nj strasil tega, da ne bi uposte-
val v svojem mnenju obstoje-
eih socialnih pogojev. Pokazal
je oberlandskim porotnikom, da
razvoj moderne civilizacije po-
lagoma kroti zival v cloveku. v
tenn primeru pa sta Sc zdruzili
dive wolff v en- kompleks; te sill
ne wolfe pa nj moci ukrotiti
z napredkom civilizacije, vse-
kakor ne, ne da bi sc resno upi-
rala.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19
(Nadaljevanje)

"Gottfried!" je dejal. "Ne
verjamem, da ste krivi ocetove-
ga umora. Prav tako misli Won
Breitenwyl. In tudi Zofija ne
verjame. Predobro vas pozna-
mo. Prisel sem in Sc zadnjikrat
bi vas rad pregovoril. Opustite
svojo trdovratnost. Mi vsi Gu
timo, da bi vi lahko vso razpra-
vo preokrenili, le odkriti bi mo-
rail- biti in govoriti resnico. Ali
je potrebno, da boste obsoje-
nj? vi mislite, da je junasko, &c
vztrajate pri svoji samoobdol-
zitvi; nemara boste prepricali
cello porotnike O svoji navidezni
krivdi, mas pa ne boste mogli
prepricati. Prosim vas, preuda-
rite to! Usmilite Sc svoje rod
bine! Povem YAM, da bi bilo ne
skoncno bolje, &c danes popol-
dne vse preklicete in dokazete
svojo nedolznost. Da, cello 60
spa Tereza bi vas razumela.
Vprav zaradi tega, ker il je to-
liko do vas. mora sOvraziti mi
sci, da boste skupaj MO obso-
jeni, dasi We, da ste nedolzni.
Da, ali nj vedno znova zatrje-
vala vase nedolznosti? Da jte
gospodu Won Breitenwylu pri-
loznost, da doseze "a vas opro-
stilno razsodbo"
"Za meme oprostilno razsod-
boz" je nestrpno dejal Gott-
fried. "Ne verjamem, da Sc pray
zavedate, kaj ste rekli! Opro-
stilno razsodbo "a MO, da! To-
da ne "a meme! O dobrotna ne
besa! Ali mislite, da zbijam sa-
lie yes cas-? Vrazje resno mislim.
Nedolzna je! Popolnoma nedolz-
ma! &c bo skupno z menoj OBJ
sojena, bo zagresilo sodisce
strahovito justicno pomoto.'
"Ne verjamemo vam!" je
vztrajal DIR. Schneeli.
"Mi je zal. Kar sem rekel, bo
ostalo in vztrajal bonn pri tem!'
"Gottfried!" je rekel dr..
Schneeli z visokim glasom. ''To
pomeni najbrze dosmrtno jeco'
"Kaj me briga!' je zaklical
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Sobota zvecer je cas- "a zaba-
vo in kratkocasje "a clane Mia
dinskega kluba, karega so kr-
still "a "Teen-age" Canteen. Kot
drugi slicni klubi, XII so raztre-
SEM sirom Clevelanda, 81 tudi
tukaj ia skupina sestavlja last
nj program in svoja pravila.
Pokrovitelj mladinskega klu-
ba je North East YMCA, kjer
mladina obdrzuje svoje seje. Ia
klub steje ze 402 clana. Urad-
niki so sledeci: Betty Klemen-
cic, 1924 Saranac Rd., predsed-
MICA; Gary Lockwood, podpred-
sednik; Loretta Castle 2O23 Tor
benson Ave., tajnica; Luther
Lynn, $50 E. 123rd St., blagaj-
mix.
Uradniki so 81 izbrali sledeci
odbor, kateri pomagajo oskrbo-
vati veselice. V tenn sirsem od-
boru so sledeci: Mamie Kozmir,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19

vratarica; Doris Bowyer, okrep-
ella; Jean Esposito, garderoba; !;
Lois Bowyer in Harry Sweeney,
dekoracija; Don Gage in Betty
Griffith, gostitelja; Janelle
Brinkman, zabava; Norm a n
Sweeney, film ske predstave;
Frank Kosmerl, reklama; in Err
nest Kupfer, ciscenje.
Vsi navedeni so nacelniki svo-
jih podrocij in 81 izberejo po-
mocnike izmed clanstva "a u.s.
pesno izvajanje dotienih poslov.
Velik problem Sc Jim obeta v
tenn, kako dobiti starse, da bi
sodelovali kot varuhi pri teh
veselicah. Vsak teden Sc potre-
buje najmanj tri pare starsevs
da bi prisi ma to veselico. Ako
je kdo pri wolff sodelovati $ to
mladino, .je prosen, da Sc prija-
vi Betty Griffith in Don Gage.
Med raznimi aktvinostmi SO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19
TEREZA ETIENNE

Gottfried v nenadnem krcu.
Obraz mu je drgetal. bog! Ka-
ko sit sem vsega tega! Kako
hrepenim po samoti mole celice!
Da bi me pustili v miru!"
"No," je rekel Won Breiten-
wyl, "zelo. verjetno je, da Sc bo
vasa zelja spolnila!"
"Gottfried," je dejal dr..
Schneeli in ga dobrohotno opo-
minjal, ito je poslednja prili-
ka!"
mi prisla oh pravem easu, y
je mrmral Gottfried. "Natancno
sem razlozil Won Breitenwylu, ko
je prevzel obrambo, kaj je ME
gova naloga. Da me pozivljata,
maj dopustim, da bo Tereza tr-
pela zaradi mojega zlocina .
to je smesno!"
Nenadoma Sc je obrnil in jez-
no sedel ma svoj 10 leseno klop.
Won Breitenwyl je pomignil
DIR. Schneeliju in oba moza sta
zapustila celico.
Ko Sc je sodisce spet zbralo,
Sc je sestalo, da bi poslusalo zna-
menitega profesorja Langbeina.
Vsakdo je bill radoveden, da hi
slisal, kaj DO povedal. Dve polni
uri je stal ia uceni gospod sred-
ME starosti, rahlo sklonjen, nez-
nih oci in belih las, OBJ sodni
pregraji in je z drzavniskim do
stojanstvom razlagal svoje "a
kljucke, pri cemer je nagovar-
jal dvorano "Gospoda moja!" !,
ko da bi bill sodniki in porotni-
XII, uradniki in zagovorniki zgolj
studentje, XII poslusajo njegovo
uceno predavanje. Znanost ne
vprasuje, ali je zlocinec kriv ali
ne; ne peca Sc z moralnim vred-
notjem, je izvajal professor
Langbein. Uporabil je VISA do
tlej znana dokazilna sredstva,
da bi pokazal, kako ne morejo
pristevati gospoda Mullerja in
gospe Mullerjeve med zlocince
in kako nista v navadnem po-
menu besede kriva. Njuna zlo-
Gina nj moci pristevati niti' blaz-
nosti niti pridobljenemu nagonu
po "ugodni priloznosti'', mar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19
CITALNICA S. ID. donna SE
ZAHVALJUJE

Clanstvo Citalnice Slovenske-
ga delavskega donna ma Water
loo Rd., Sc prav iskreno zahva-
ljuje sledecim darovalcem: Slo-
venski zadruzni zvezi "a $5;
Mladinski pevski zbor S. D. Do
ma S.; Podruznica S. 4. z. St.
Al So in Progresivnim Sloven-
kan krozek st. 1 "a narocnino
Proletarca Citalnici, kot tudi "a
darovana diva Druzinska kole-
darja, letnika 1916. Podpirajmo
in posecajmo prireditve teh ma
sih kulturnih ustanov in dru-
Stew. Sc enkrat lepa hvala vsem.
Ia Citalnico S. D. Donna,
Anton Jankovich, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19
ENAKopRAvNOsT
J. q. List:
Mehiska stalna POMONA akcija "a Jugo-
Slavic. Kaj smo dosegli v prvem 1etu?

I Zacetkom pretecenega leta
sem poroeal v amerisko-sloven-
skem casopisju dokaj obsirno O
velikopotezni akciji, XII jo je dru-
stvo '"Svobodna Jugoslavija" v
Mehiki zapocela tako med svo-
Jim lastnim .ozjim clanstvom,
kakor tudi med ostalimi nasimi
tukajsnjimi priseljenci in drugi-
mi domacinskimi prijatelji v po-
gledu stalne pomoci "a naso raz-
dejano stare, cetudi danes vse-
stransko prerojeno in pomlaje-
no domovino.
Glavni namen te akcije je bill
-ce stvar Sc enkrat ma kratko
ponovim-pridobiti vse prise
ljence juznoslovanskega porekla
v Ameriki-severni, centralni in
juzni-za velik in resen skupen
napor, da sc zbere v vsaki posa-
mezni ameriski republiki po-
vprecno vsaj po en- dollar redne
mesecne podpore "a Jugoslavijo
ma vsakega nasega priseljenca
ma ameriski celini.
Nasa iniciativa, priznam do
celia odkrito ter ma svojo resnic-
no zalost, nj zadela po ostalih
ameriskih dezelah ma oni odziv,
XII smo ga mi vso upravieenost-
jo pricakovali. Da, cello vec! Mas
predlog, da Sc izrazim Sc jasne-
je,, zal nj dospel drugod niti do
resnega upostevanja, Sc mani
do primerne in MEGA vredne
razprave.
A dobro; morda so obstojali
in lahko da tudi Sc obstojajo "a
to opravicljivi vzroki, morda
tudi ne. 0 tenn v pricujocem
clanku vsekakor ne nameravam
razmotrivati. Ma vsak nacin pa
opazam zadovoljstvom tako v
nasem severno, kakor tudi juz-
noameriskem tisku, da rojaki
med tenn nikakor MISC spali v
tenn oziru tudi po drugih deze-
lah; nasprotno, prizadevali so 81
vsak ma svoj poseben nacin, ka-
ko bi zbrali cim vec pomoci "a
bedno ljudstvo v nasi start do
movini. Kaj in ma kak nacin so
med tenn dosegli, tenn pac lah-
ko vsaka skupina poroca Ease.
Uspeh nasih lastnih tozadevnih
prizadevanj pa DO, upam, maj
jasneje razviden IL besedila zad-
ME okroznice, Xxi jo je te dni raz-
poslalo glavno vodstvo nase
"stalne 5pomozne akcije "a Ju-
goslayijo" ma svoje clanstvo
ter ma %ostale nase prispevate-
lie. sOmenjena okroznica, pre-
vedena IL spanscine ma mas last
nj jerk, Sc glasi priblizno~ ta-
kole:
"Stalns POMONA akcija "a
Jugoslavijo" v stevilkah.
z zadnjim dnem preteeenega
meseca decembra, Sc je zakljuci-
la prva etapa nasega napora v
pogledu materialne pomoci Ju-
goslaviji, nasi trpinceni in dan
danes sicer opustoseni, cetudi
bolj kot kdaj poprej ljubljeni in
slavni start domovini.
Kaj smo dosegli v tenn soraz-
merno kratkem casu? Koliko
smo koncem konca zbrali sku-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19

paj v celoti? Kaj Sc je napra-
vilo doticnim denarjem? Ko-
liksen del nabrane vsote je med
tenn morda 'izhlapel" v neznane
stroske, nekatere sicer vsekdar
neizbezne, a drugace eesto vse
kaj proved sumljive in tajin-
stvene. Ia in najbrz Sc mnoga
druga podobna vprasanja 81 DO
brez dvoma stavljal marsikdo
nasih pozrtvovalnih prispevate-
! ljev najprej seveda samemu Sc
bi, a kasneje pa Sc v ozjem kro-
gu svojih najblizjih prijateljev
in znancev.
Poglavitni namen prieujoce
okroznice je ravno, odgovoriti
re vnaprej ma vecino teh vpra-
sanj, da sc ma ia nacin opravici
in obenem po moznosti Sc bolj
utrdi ono skoraj slepo zaupanje,
XII so je stavili nasi prispevate-
iii. re vse cd pocetka v glavno
vodstvo te humanitarne, kakor
obenem nesebicne kampanje.
Ravno IL navedenega vzroka pa
bonn hkrati raje prepustil bese-
do drugace sicer nemim, cetudi
ma svoj poseben nacin brez dvo-
ma vselej najzgovornejsim Ste
vilkah.
.(Vsled omejenega prostora v
listu, nam je nemogoce objaviti
celoten racun v podrobnosti. Op.
ured.)
Celotna vsota, XII je poslana
ma War Relief Fund of Ameri-
cans of South Slavic Descent v
New Yorku, narocilom, da Sc do
ticni denar ali pa odgovarjajoce
blago odposlje v Jugoslavijo, in
sicer vsota $4,798.50.
&c sedaj upostevamo, da Sc
nahaja raztresenih po vsem
ozemlju mehiske republike v ce-
lott priblizno kakih 100, najbrz
pa Sc mani naseljencev jugoslo-
vanskega porekla, tedaj sledi,
da smo zbrali v prvem letu ma
Sega napora priblizno $50 ma
osebo ali nekaj mad en- dollar me-
secno ma vsakega naseljenca-
cilj, XII smo 81 ga bill namenili
vsaj doseci, &c bi ga re ne bilo
moe prekositi, ko smo zapoceli
kampanjo. Razen tega pa v 60
tovini nj vkljucena vrednost bla-
ga, XII smo ga v teku leta odpo-
slali z jugoslovanskim parni-
kom "Perast" naravnost v stare
domovino, o cemer je bilo oh
priliki porocano.
Pc zakljucku racunov "a leto
1915 je placalo vec clanov svojo
zaostalo clanarino "a, preteceno
leto. Tudi te vsote, XII bodo Sc
veda omenjene Oh svojem casu,
naravno MISC vstete v pref nave
denih Stevilkah.
Razmotrivai v celoti uspe-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19

ALI STE 81 PRESKRBELI?
citatelje Enakopravnosti OBJ
veScamo, da imamo v nasem
urednistvu najnovejso knjigo,
"A Nation of Nations" XII jo
je spisal mas poznani in sposto-
vani ameriSko-slovenski pisa
tell Louis Adamic. Vsak bi jo
moral precitati in lastovati!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19

NATIONAL WESTERN GRAND CHAMPION HEREFORD be
kingpn family stately
hereford bull crowned
Stock
37h and the picture
Alan left the Milky Way Hereford Phoenix Az and
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-19

he, XII smo jih mi v Mehiki do
segli v prvem letu nase kampa-
ME, 81 clovek skoro ne more kai
da bi, ne dospel do naslednjih
stvarnih in konenih zakljuckov:
Prvic:: Da je dober del nasega
uspeha brez dvoma treba pripi-
sati ma racun resnicnega eko-
nomskega nadnapora, XII ga je
ucinila lie omejena skupina po-
zrtvovalnih in pravi nasih rodo-
.ljubov, XII SO docela doumeli OBJ
upen gospodarski polozaj, v ka-
terem Sc dandanes brez svoje
krivde nahaja nasa stara do
movina in XII so sc temu primer
no odzvali vsakdo sorazmerju
s. svojimi lastnimi osebnimi
okolnostmi.
Drugic: Da bi bill zamogel po-
stati isti Sc dosti bolj zadovoljiv,
&c bi bill Sc nekateri drugi ma
sih rojakov, XII sc oh vsaki prili-
XII vse kaj preradi ponasajo S
svojim prenapetim jugoslovan-
skim "patriotizmom," istega ra-
je dokazali z dejanji, namesto
da Sc zadovoljujejo lie S praznim
besedicenjem. Maj nasa nova
Jugoslavija-danes sicer izmu-
cena, a vsikdar ljubljena, juna-
Ska in ponosna-sama sodi ta-,
ko prve, kakor druge!
Sedaj pa, dragi prijatelji, sa-
mo Sc emo koncno misel in
vzpodbudo! z naso prostovoljno
"castno zaobljubo" smo sc obve-
zali re OBJ pocetku, sodelovati
v tel kampanji najmanj "a dobo
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Local u. of G.
Students Meet

All full-time and veteran stu
dents Of the Waterbury Extension
Center of the University OF Con-
necticut will meet at the Y.MC.A
cafeteria at 1890 a. m. Friday.
Joseph A. Moakley, Training Of
ficer for the Veterans Administra-
ton; Dean Sumner A. Dole, Veter-
ans Counselor for the University
of Connecticut; DR.. Atwood S
Northby, Director of Student err
sonnet of the University of Con-
necticut; and Maurice James Ross
Supervisor of the waterbury Exten-
sion Center of the University OF
Connecticut, viii be present to speak
to the students and answer ques-
tons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Dr.. Lee Heads
1916 Drive
Pearl ST. House
Names Assistants

The sustaining membership drive
for 1916 at the Pearl Street Neigh
borhood House will have DR.. James
M. Lee as commander-in- chief He
was elected at q meeting last nat,
Other officers elected were Her.
bert S, Smith and Mrs Alexander
Williams, aides; Lacey r Names,
general Of the mems division; Mrs,
Laura NJ, Harvey, general OF The
women's division.
Mrs. NJ. II. Ward, Mrs. s, W. Wei.
Ter, Miss Gertrude Mckinney, Miss
Elizabeth P. Roscoe and Mrs. Aileen
s. WooderS, women's captains.
George o. Ward, W. D. Dean,
Ansley II. williams, James d. Las
sitter, John v. Andrews, mems cap
talns.
The committee on membership
includes Herbert s. Smith, Mrs
Laura M. Harvey, Lacey r. Names
and Mrs, Alexander williams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
.V-ADirector
Tonight

Local rehabilitation adjudiciary,
insurance and loan guarantees for
veterans will be the topics covered
by Meyer Schwolsky In his talk to
the Waterbury Chapter, Reserve
Ofacers Association tonight at 8
o'clock in the State Armory.
Schwolsky is head Of the Veterans
Administration.
: After tonight's meeting, all re-
naming tickets for the chapters
military ball will be sold to milf
tary personnel not members Of the
organization. The ball Is planned for
some time in May at the Hotel
Elton. OfflcerS in this area wishing
to join the organization may make
application at the meeting. Col.
Joseph DiPietro, in charge Of the
membership drive. stated that Of
ficers may also make applications
at his office In the Jones-Morgan
Building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Lieutenant
Turns Down
SuIuHorem
Prefers Worcester
Wife and Son
TO Kingdom

San Francisco, April H. (UP)-lst
1t. Charles W. Patterson of Wor-
cester, Mass, said today that II
was only because he preferred his
wife and son that he turned down
q kingdom and harem, and gave
up his wartime title Of Panglima
Hassan II, Prince OF the Sulus,
The 26-year-old lieutenant be-
came q favorite of Sultan Jainal
Aberrin OF Sulu Archipelago and
British North Borneo when he paci-
fed the Samals, Pirates Of the Sulu
Sea. He was made the third rank
Ing ruler Of the Archipelago and
offered Sulu princess and q ,harem.
Bue he said ne preferred to go
home to his wife, Florence, and
their son, Charles, although the
Moro women were very attractive,
pleasant and personAbIe."
He was named Panglima (eover-
norl Hassen II in honor of the Moro
leader who fought In the Philip
pines paciflcation. AS q governor,
Patterson had the power to grant
divorces and levy fines among the
MoroS.
He brought with him his broad
fiat sword, white silk jacket and
shoulder sash, as well as an elabo-
rately inscribed certificate OF title.
He also brought home a name for
his next son. He said he and the
Sultan made a pact they would
name their next sons after each
other.
And I intend to keep that pact"
Patterson said. III I have another
son, his middle name will be
Jainal,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17

Civil Action
Motel Guest Falls
TO Prove Negligence

A judgment for the defendants
was returned by Common Pleas
Court Judge John T. Cullinan to-
day in the civil action brought by
James Brown Of Waterbury against
Eugene g. and Berlyl @. Newton,
owners OF the Chatfieid Corners
oHtel at 6e-7O Canal Street.
The plaintiff, a guest at the hotel
claimed O disconnected radiator fell
on his foot while walking In a hall
way, and injurAd him. The accident
occurred Dec. 81, 1914.
, In his memorandum, Judge Gull
Imam points TO testimony that Mrs
Newton had placed the radiator In
hall closet for safe.keeping. He
rules that she had used reasonable
care to keep the public corridors
and paSsageways reasonable safe.
There was no evidence, he said, as
10 how long before the accident the
radiator had been out OF the closet
nor that she had been given a no.
tice OF a defect.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Judgment In
ASSouItCoSe
Mrs. Mary Sanderson
Awarded SA06

Damages OF $4,000 were awarded
by Common Pleas Court Judge John
r. cullinan yesterday afternoon to
Mrs, Mary sanderson Of Waterbury
in her assault and battery suit
against her next-door neighbor
Mrs. Katherine Manu-.
Judge Cullinan In his memoran-
dunn OF decision points out that
the Incident, which resulted In a
fractured nose and black eye for
the plaintiff, arose as the result OF
misbehavior by the defendants
children.
The memorandum states that the
defendants children, together with
other youngsters, threw gravel at
the plaintiffs house and were rep
rlmanded. Mrs. Mani resented Mrs,
Sanderson's admonition, and an
exchange Of words started, the de-
cision indicates.
Judge Cullinan states that the
plaintiff became the victim of IAN
unnecessary and unjustified assault
and battery" He states, II am
satisfied that Mrs. Mani employed
excessive force in her attack upon
Mrs. Sanderson and that there
was nothing in the plaintiffs rela-
tons with the children which war
ranted extreme conduct by an an
gered parent"
In one part OF his decision the
jurist staets, This action finds its
source in the familiar story OF
neighboring parents who thought
leSsly permit children'S misbehavior
to provoke aduE quarrels."
The sum Of $3.50 was awarded
as special damages for medical ex-
penses. and the sum of $500 by
way of fair compensation for pain
and suffering"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
W0tertosUn Resident
Committed to Jail

Edward Dean, 80, Of WATERFOWL
was given a one-year jail sentence
after he pleaded guilty in Litchfield
Superior Court yesterday 20 a
morals count. Six months Of the
sentence was suspended. Mrs. Isa-
bel Benedict, n, of WATERFOWL, ar
raigned in a companion case. was
given a suspended one-year sem
tence and was placed on probation
for a vAar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
ConcerToII
Over $4,000
World War II Totals
Exceeded by
Disease

Over twice as many Americans
were killed by cancer during World
War II as were listed as killed or
missing In action, william J. Pape
told members Of the Hopeville Com
munity Club ct 0 meeting held In
South Federated Church last night.
Stating that 007,o00 had been killed
by cancer during the war, he added
that one out OF every eight Amer
leans will be O victim OF the disease.
Pape Is chairman OF the Water
bury committee OF the Cancer Con-
troll Society which Is carrying on q
national drive for IL million dollars
TO help combat the disease. Quota
for this city Is Sl7,o44. The Society
Is seeking 10 fight the disease
through research, education and the
providing OF letter facilities for the
treatment and care OF patients. II
Is estimated that with better facii.
tiles, from 30 TO 80 percent OF the
number who die every year could be
saved.
Cancer can DO kept In check by
the wide spread information on
prompt recognition and treatment,
Pape said. He explained that sup
preston OF information about peo-
pie suffering from cancer Is caused
largely by the erroneous fear that
the disease Is hereditary. He urged
that more publicity be given the
symptoms and treatment OF cancer.
Concluding with an appeal that
everyone undergo a complete ply
steal examination at least once a
year, Pape said that this will not
only determine whether cancer
exists but also dread diseases such
as tuberculosis.
Contributions toward the Water
bury campaign may be mailed TO
Cancer, Waterbury Conn., or 10
the local committees headquarters
at IS North Main Street. They may
also be made at any neighborhood
drug store. which Is an official COL
lection point.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17

brotherhoods representing employees,
The basic wage per day Is TO be
increased by 81 90 for some workers,
while others will receive an increase
OF 10 cents an hour,
Judge Hincks also approved a Pc
tition OF trustees with regard to Yot4
Ing stock OF the Boston a. Maine
Railroad, OF which they hold 1925
percent OF the common and more
than 90 percent Of the preferred
stock. Trustees were allowed 10 en-
ter an agreement with the Boston
railroad holding company and the
Old Colony Trust Company where"
by all rights OF beneficial owner
ship will be vested In the holding
company, and the New Haven" will
be allowed to vote all the stock
except on election Of directors.