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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08

Ia jugoslovansko reakcijo V
Ameriki, V krogu katere Sc zbi-
rajo tudi nekdanji slovenski ma
prednjaki in lazipreroki, XII SO
svojo nasprotnOst napram ma
rOdni osvobOdilni bOrbi zagovar-
jail Z dejstvom, ola tudi srbski
socialist zivko Topalovic odkla~
MIA sodelOvanje S "komunisti',
pa TAXA javna Obravnava tudi
ne bi bila pc gOdu. Kajti znanO
je, da je tudi Topalovic bill eden
izmed voditeljev MihajloviCeve-
ga CFotiGevega) "narOdnega Cd
bora" V jugoslovanskih gorah
ter ola je L Mihajlovicem vred
incl stikc in sodeloVal Z okupa-
torjem prot narodni osVObodil-
nj vOjski in prot zavcznikom.
Jugoslavija ina nebrojne do
kaze 0 krivdi in izdajstvu Drazc
MihajloviCa. Ma podlagi ten bi
ga lahko re sOdila in Obsodila.
Ampak Mihajlovic je simbol po-
liticnega gibanja, katerega ma
men je spraviti Jugoslavijo ma
zaj ma stara pota, najsibo Z lepa
ali Z grda, hoceS ali noceS, s po-
mocjo "prijateljev" ali izdajal-
cev, Boga ali vraga. Obravnava
prot Mihajlovicu DO obravnava
proti vsej reakciji, XII 81 je pod
njegOVim imenOm pregreSila z
zaroto prot vsemu, kar je zdra-
vega in postenega V Ju~goslaviji.
In vsled tega te dni tako grmi
po Ameriki. Grmi in treska pc
casopisju, il katerega je Goebels
zajemal OcVirke in jih nato O.
~zalj$ane serviral zavezniSkim
sluSateljem in citateljem Sirom
sVeta. Gliha vkup Striha, pravi
stara slovenska prislovica. Ia
prislovica velja posebno Vsem
sovraznikom prerojene ~Jugosla-
vie, XII neustraSena koraka ma
pref Pc svoji poti do u~resniGenja
tistih ciljev, "a katere je narod
V osVobodilni borbi trpel in uni
raj. LIE maj grmi in bliska V da-
ljaVi V Jugoslaviji vsled tega
ne DO dezja!
V zvezi S tenn gr1nenjem in
bliskanjem lahko tudi povpra-
Same: Kedaj DO zacelo grmeti in
Sc bliskati tudi V prid Jugosla-
vie? Zakaj ne sedaj, ko iSce Ju-
goslavija svoje zasluzene pravi-
ce in hoce izpolniti svojo oblju-
DO, da bodo V now ljudski Jugo-
slaViji imeli prostor vsi Jugo-
slovani kot svobodni bratie in
sestre, tudi oni, XII Sc MISC spo-
jeni S svojo materno dezelo?
Bratje, mi stojimo cvrsto
kakor lid il grada.
Crna zemlja maj pogrezne,
kdor sedaj odpada.
MirkO G.. Kuhel, tainik.
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Reakeija v Fronciji
poruziIu nuSrfe 20
preUredbo repubIike

(Nadaljevanje s |. strani)
sVojih posebnih razmer nj bill V
stanju "nagajati" nacijem toll
ko kot SO n. pr. %partizani V Ju-
goslaviji. Ampak ko ie bila
Francija osvobojena, je YES svet
uvidel, da odpor proti faSizmu
-dOmacemu in nemSkemu-v
Mi nj nikdar zamrl
Stare zaslugc pozabljenc
Ne Churchill, ne Roosevelt,
nista hotela pomagati francoski
podtalni borbi proti nacijem to-
like kot bi lahko pomagala W.
rok je, ker je bill to odpor fran
coskega proletariata in franco
sko d%elavstvo je "a socializem,
docim sta Roosevelt in Church
il zmerom oglaSala lie mas ma
Gin zivljenja', kar je pomenilo
V njunem zargonu ohranitev ka-
pitalizma in pa priznanje probe
tariatu, da ina pravico do "veG-
jih drobtin' kakor pa jih je do
slej dobival.
Toda ko je bila Francija oku-
pirana, SO nasi in angleSki po-
Veljniki poskrbeli, da SO priSli
predstavniki starega reda tudi
pod mimi do veljave. PREF so 10
imeli V "~tretji republiki" in ma
u rlrnnnn ui4lo.-a- nA1a-l-
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VPRASANJE
(Nadaljevanje s /. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje S J.. strani.)
pod upravo Zdruzenih narodov,
ali pc domace, pod anglesko in
amerisko Waldo. Anglia je pri-
porocilo pripravljena sprejeti
pogojno, da il Zed. drzave slu-
caju s~plosnega arabskega upora
pomagajo z oborozeno silo. Pred
sednik Truman il tega nj Sc OBJ
ljubil a tudi Zidom V Ameriki
Sc ne bi rad zameril.
Tako je to vprasanje Sc vedno
tam kakor je bio pc prvi sve-
town. vojni, lie da je sedaj Sc We
like boil zamotano.
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ifoIiio res kriva voine

Zunanji ministri velike cetvo-
rice SO Sc koncem aprila ma Sc
stanku V Parizu zedinili, da Sc
Italije ne more oprati Meme
krivde "a vojno. To je bila Una
ga "a sovjetsko diplomacijo pro-
ii onim, XII SO hotel lie Mussoli-
Mia dolziti "a vojne zlocine, V
katerih je bila Italia udelezena.
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Veliko grmenio
moIo deziu

UradnO naznanilO jugOslovan-
SIKH Oblasti pred dobrim mese-
Gem, da je mitiGni "junak" Mi
hajlovic in njegova enajstglava
"vojska" varno pod kljucem, je
nudilo soVraznikom move Jugo-
slavic V Ameriki priliko, da
pod krinko 'patriotizma' ustvar-
jajo neprijateljsko javno mne-
ME napram JugOslaviji. S tenn
orozjem naskakujejo razne po-
litiIkaSe in ljudske z~astopnike V
Washington, zlasti one, Xxi ina
jo radi svojega neugodnega re-
korda velike skrbi glede prihod-
Nth volitev. V tel kampanji
uziVa reakcija podporo ravnO IT,
stih casOpisoV in revij, XII SO Sc
pOtegovali vGeraj "a ubezno
pOljskO Waldo V LOndOnu; "a sa-
mOFostaVljeno jugoslovansko
kraljeVo Waldo; Xxi zagovarjajO
falanhista Franco V Spaniji in
Sc p~rotivijo zagotoVilu pokojne-
ga ROOsevclta, da mora biti ia
SiZcm s koreninami vred uni
cen, kjerkOli in kadarkoli Sc po-
jaw; XII SO napadli in Sc napada-
10 iugoSlOVanSke VOlitVe in Sc
odprto n0rcujejo IL vseh napo-
row in zrteV OSVObOjenih narO-
dow, da 81 zgradijo novo, svobo-
dino hiSO in OdstranijO S tista
fla, XII SO pOVZroGila najVeciO
sVetovno katastrOfo; XII nepre-
stano napadajo SOvjetsko unijo
in Vsakega, XII Sc trudi, da bi Sc
naSa Amerika in ia SlOVanski or
jak razumeVala; XII Odprto pro-
pagirajO tretjO SvetOVnO VOjnO.
zugajO OStalemu SVetu Z atom
skO bOmbO, a V isti sapi hinav-
skO zagOtaVljajO, da Sc pOtegu-
jejO "a trajen in pravicen mir;
tarnajo o nesreci "ubogega nem-
Skega ljudstVa' in O stradanju
V I~taliji, o veliki ''ljubezni" ia
poncev do Amerike, o trplienju
in potrebah Onih narodOv, XII iih
je nacizem in faSizem zapisal V
smrt, XII so Sc pa dvignili in pO-
magali z Ogromnimi zrtvami "a
treti to straSno zVerinO, pa nj
majo nit enc dobre besede. ii
Sc danes potegujejo "a Mihajlo-
Vica in V svoji bedastoci racu-
najo, da DO Amerika pr njegovi
ObraVnavi interVenirala.
Toda ali gre res "a Mihailo-
Vica? Ia ameriSke letalce, XII so
padli ma cetniSko ozemlje?
Znano je re, ola je V Jugosla-
viii bio reSenih okrog 24OO
ameriSkih letalcev. Cd teh ie
nekaj mad 1000 pristalo ma par
tizansko ozemlje, ostali V okra-
jih, kjer je baje incl oblast ORA
"a Mihajlovic. Nobenega dvo-
ma nj, nit nihce ne oporeka, da
SO cetniki resnicno reSili tie
Amerikance. &c Jill ne hi, hi 81
gurno 'Amerika zahtevala Mi
~hajloviGa kot vojnega zlocinca.
AmeriSka vojska ina celoten,
popoln rekord o vseh ten resit-
yah. I~stocasno pa je tudi INA
no, da so ameriSki letalci dobili
naVodila, da Sc V slucaju nujne-
ga izkrcanja IL pokvarjenih le-
tai spustijO ma partizansko
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IL SANSovego uroda
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

3oVoru tebruarja 1914 javno
cazkrinkal Mihajlovica, ces, da
ljeg0vi poveljniki kolaborirajo
Z Nemci prot zaveznikom. Mi
1ajlovic je bill tedaj vojni mini
5ter pr ubezni vladi in je preje-
nal naVOdila Cd Wade V Lon
ionu. Kaj pa &c bi Sc Mihajlo-
nc ma obraVnavi popolnoma IL
1OVcdal in bi Sc sVet informiral,
,aksna povelia je preiemal cd
Iraljeve Wade, kaj je pravza-
)TaV bila njegova glavna vloga
I naCrtu ubeznega kralja in ME
5ovega dvora!
&c bi Sc jugoslovanska pravic-
cost res raVnala pc geslu, XII je
sluzllO ameriskim pionirjem ma
apadu Sc ne tako dolgo nazaj:
fiVe him a fair trail-then hang
lim., bi Mihajlovic danes men
la ne bill med zivimi. Ia MIN
ii lahko izginila vsaka sled, elm
Q bill ZaSaCen.
Reakcija hOce ustvariti med
tmeriSko publiko domnevanje,
lakOr da je Mihajlovic V smrtni
ovarnosti radi tega, ker je po-
nagal reSiti nekaj ameriSkih le-
alcev. Ker je resil nekaj nash
Vojakov, bi mu Jugoslavija mo-
ala ohraniti zivljenje! Najbrz
je radi podobnega slucaja Sc ell
n zdrav japonski cesar, ker je
oomilostil usmrtitev petih ali
5estih Dolittiovih letalcev, osta-
lie pa prepustil usodi.
Znano je, da SO nekateri bal
kanski "eksperti'' V naSem dr.
zavnem Department. napeli visa
Sila in kopita, da bi jugoslovan-
ska komisija "a ugotovitev VOL
nth zlocinOv umaknila ime ORA
re MihajloviCa IL seznama iugo-
slovanskih vojnih z~locincev,
kjer zavzema prvo mesto. Mar
Jill je V to silila ljubezen do Mi
.hajlovica? Ali morda strah pred
Mihajlovicem? I'll eksperti ina
jO svoje prijatelje, XII so tesno
pOVeZani z raznimi Fotici, Petri
in Pavli, z raznimi "eksi", XII so
nekoc govorili in barantali "v
imenu Jugoslavije". Toda male
tell so ma gluha uSesa. Javna OBJ
raVnava maj pokaze, &c je Mi
hajloVic izdajalec ali domoljub.
Toda reakcija, XII tako krici, da
MihajlOvic ne DO incl pravicne
in poStene obravnave, Sc pravi-
enc in poStene obravnave boil.
Taxa obravnaVa bi razkrinkala
VSe umazane nacrte in poteze, s
katerlmi so 81 "prijatelji" Jugo-
SlaVlJe Obremenlll SVOJe tezke
Vesti in njihova politicna bodoc-
most bi ma mestu skrahirala. We
lesrbska klika Sc tudi zaveda, da
bi praviCna obraVnava Mihailo-
Vica onemogocila vsako Sc tako
majhno prilicico, V katero ina
vedno globoko zaupanje, "a
povrnitev k jugoslovan-
skemu koritu.V Mihajlovicu Sc
il je posrecilo postaviti simbol
"a Memo bodoce vrtanje proti
ljudski republiki in "a ribare-
ME V kalni vodi svetovne reak-
cije; brez Mihajlovica pa bi TAXA
crna politika ne imela pristanka
niti tam, kjer je trdila, da ina
oporiSce - V Jugoslaviji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08

Hall V Gorenjo vas, da SO poko-
PAM vsi trije skupaj craven ma
tere. Sedaj vidis, dragi brat, ka-
ko Sc nam je godilo = zelo sla-
DO. Ostali smo brez vsega; dom
oropan = vse SO nam Nemci po-
kradli, vse pobili, ostala sta nam
lie Sc ii V Ameriki in Matevz.
Treh nj vec, ko smo jih tako radi
imeli in danes bi nam lahko kai
pomagali. Franco je ostala sama
S trent otroci brez oceta. Tako
je vse zalostno, da clovek sam
ne We kaj po6eti. In Sc ii 81 tako
n~esreGen, da 81 skoraj oslepel in
izgubil sina. VEN, da zelo zalu-
jeS "a edinim simon. Je zena
zdraVa? Sedaj Sc DO porocil Ma
teVz; Oce je re star in bolan in
nina wee moci Ia delo, tako da
diva Vscga ne zmoreva. JAZZ, mai
mlajSa, stara "a let (midva Sc
nit ne poznava), pa ne delam
donna; izucila sem Sc Sivanja, da
81 bonn lahko sama Sluzila kruh.
Clovek sc mora boriti in skrbe-
tt, ker smo brez vsega, pa pocasi
DO re Slo, sal smo sedaj svobo-
dni in nj vec NemceV, da bi mas
streljali in selili - sedaj SO sa-
mi ma tenn!
Janez, vprasujeS, s elm bi nam
pomagal. Bono prav hvalezni,
&c Sc z zeno spomnita ma mas.
&c bi incl kaj blaga, ker tn Sc
ga sedaj tczko dobi, sal YES, da
SO nam Nemci vse izropali. Cez
leto dni DO re bolje, ker moramo
graditi vse iznoVa. Tudi "a milo
in sladkor je sedaj pomanjka-
ME, pa sal Nemcija mas je ma
vadila skromnosti. PaVla ie bila
donna ma J~esenicah, lie ona je BIZ
la toliko srecna, da il MISC mic
storili. Bila je Vedno V skrbeh
"a moza, kdaj bodo zopet prisli
mad MO.
Vera je visa leta, odkar je
umrla matt, gospodinjila. Ina
emo prav srckano hcerko, stare
pet let, XII je bila tudi V lagerju.
Mica Sc je med vojno porocila
in Sc ina kar dobro, ako upo-
stevamo razmere. Zakljucujem
in vaju prav lepo pozdravljamo
in zelimo, da 81 veckrat piSemo.
PRAY tezko bono cakani odgo-
vora. Sprejmita prav lepe po-
zdrave cd vseh Barbercevih. TO
je ime pri hiSi.) V pismu je bill
tudi prilozen izrezek tamkaj-
snjega casopisa.
Ia lepSo bodoGnost sloven-
skega naroda sta darovala svoji
mladl ZlVlJenJl slnoVa, brata IN
strica Inglic joe in Pavle. -
zalujoci: Matevz, oce, Pavla,
por. Oblak, Francka, por. For
tuna, Mica, por. Pogacnik, Vera,
Cirila, sestre, Janez, Matevz,
brata. - Gorenja vas V Poljan-
CHI Io1ipi EOr+,,no Ero~o IN ~
renje vasi V Poljanski dolini je
daroval svoje zivljenje "a svo-
bodo naroda. Francka zena, Mi
hec, Janezek in Maria, otroci.
To so novice, XII sem Jill prejel
IL domovine.
John Englich, 1886 So. Lawn
dale Ave, Chicago, III.
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masa je rekla: take r~epublike
nOcemo veC. In ne takega eko-
nOmskega ter pOliticnega siste-
ma.
Reakcija rekla drugace
S pOmOcjo anglO-ameriSke vo-
jaSke oblasti pa je V Franciji do
bio zaScito stare plemstvo, de-
mokratiGne stranke pa lie toliko,
da Sc je obvarovalo kapitalisti-
enc demokracijo. F'rancija je Sc
daj Silno obubOzana dezela, IL
rOpana, opustoSena, in je cato
popolnoma odvisna cd tuje po-
moCi. Dali sta jo il najprvo An
glija in Zed. drzave. A vzlic te-
mu jc francOsko delavstvo W.
trajalo pri svojem, nj pa dobilo
priznanja ne Washingtonu, ne
V Londonu in tako je bila usta-
novljena pc zaslugi francoske in
zavezniSke reakcije zacasna VIA
da ma pravilih starega reda. L.
voljena je bila potem tudi nova
zbornica, XII je imela nalogo Sc
staviti ustavo cetrte republic
in to je storila.
Glavne locke ustave
NoVO francosko ustaVo so Sc
staviii socialist in komunisti.
ZaVrgli SO sistem dveh zbornic
in Sc izrekli samo "a ljudski par
lament, brez kakega sonata ali
takOzvane viSje Zbornice, XII SO
V obicaju V kapitalisticnih deze-
lah. Dive zbornici ina tudi So
Vjetska unija, vsled razlicnih
narOdnosti V DRAW, in silicon 81
stem je uvedla Jugoslavija. To-
ia Francija je homogena (eno-
narodnOstna) drzava in cato sta
socialisticna in komunisticna
stranka sklenile, da il bi bile
dive zbornici lie coklja.
VISA francoska reakcija pa je
zahtevala, da senat ostane.
We
Gina je V konstituanti dale skle-
Mia, da maj DO ~predsednik repu-
bike lie peCat, ne pa glavar, ka-
kor je n. pr. V Zed. drzavah. In
pa da maj predsednika Wade IL
vol parliament.
SOcialisticna in komunisticna
stranka sta V kampanji dokazo-
vale, da je to res demokraticna
ustava, ampak francoska bur-
zVazija kOntrolira Sc vedno VISA
~bogastva V DRAW, in propagan-
dina sredstva, Sc il je minulo ne
deljO posrecilo to ustavo zavreci
z okrog million glasovi vecine.
Revolucija z glasOvnico Sc nj
posreCila
ODE leVicarski Stranki sta
ljudstvu dokazovali, da sistem,
kakrSen je Francijo do kraja
upropastil, Vec ne drzi in da ga
mora biti konec. Desnicarii pa
so S svojo geronimo propaganda,
in s pomocjO angio-ameriskega
kapitalizma argumentirali, da
ako Sc vOlilci izrecejo "a ustavo,
kakrSna jim je bila predlozena,
DO to pomenilo prehod Francije
IL "demokracije" V ''rdeco dix
taturo".
Sedaj je Francija spet brez
ustave in treba il DO move kon-
stituante, XII maj sestavi nekaj
boil kompromisnega - nekaj,
kar ne DO povsem kapitalizem,
pa"tudi socialisticna ne SINE biti.
Dali DO mogla Francija svoj So
cialni preobrat izvrSiti ma miren
nacin, kot sta 81 ga zamislile So
cialisticna in komunisticna
stranka, je sedaj drugo vpra-
SAME.
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118, Strabane, Pa. 1900
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PrOsvefno muficu

V fond PrOSvetne matice so Vpla-
Gala druStva, klubi JSZ in druge
organizacije V januarju, februarju
in marcu 1916 kOt SlCdi:
Evening star., 1946-06-16

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13

urged aid to those suffering there from the recent war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
Food Be Donoted At Picnic Sunday Wor Orphons 10 Be
 Remembered By
 Local Friends

Canned food, clothing, and other supplies for Lithuanian war orphans and refugees will be accepted at a benefit picnic sponsored by the Wa terbury League for the Liberation of Lithuania, at Linden Park, Union City, Sunday.
 Speakers at the picnic will in- clude Congressman Joseph E. Tal- bot, Plus Zuris of Cleveland, na- tional president of the league, and John Valaitis of Brooklyn, N. Y, di- rector of the Lithuanian relief drive.
 Piano selections vii be rendered by Miss Amelia Tataronis, teacher of piano and dramatics at Howard University, Boston. The Wesley Brothers, radio and concert singers, will render Lithuanian and Amer ican selections.
 Victor Zembruski's orchestra will furnish music for dancing. Gate prizes will be awarded.
 Arrangements for the event have been made by a committee con- posed of Albinas Kusis, chairman, John Tareila, Peter Steponavicius Dr. Mathew J. Colney, Mrs. Stella Romanauskas, Mrs. William Buler- ick and Mrs. Mathew Colney.
 Mrs. Charles Matelunas and Mrs Joseph Liunas were speakers at 8 recent meeting of the committee ar- ranging Sundays benefit picnic for Lithuanian refugees and war or phans. The two Waterbury womer told of the suffering in Europe fol- lowing the first World War, anc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
HADLEY'S DOES IT AGAIN..

MHaka BUT No Fdbfcs mills instructions the of chans and did the Mills cooper oh to the of wonderful for the Mills sell their short eno0
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
C.I.O.LocoIs  Savings Plan
 Progrom Given
 Endorsement By
 State Council

John J. Dris0oll, Secretary-treas- urer of the Connecticut State In- dustrial Union Council, has an- nounced the unanimous statewide endorsement of the continuation of the payroll-savings program. This endorsement by the Executive Board of the Connecticut State CI.O. Council was announced by MT. Driscoll in a letter to George w. Murdock, director of payroll savings for Connecticut. The Exec utive Board voted unanimously to recommend to all affiliated CI.O. locals throughout the State that they cooperate with the U. s. Treasury Department in promoting the extension of regular payroll savings by C.I.O. members.
 In his letter MT. Driscoll pointed out that many workers were hav- ing difficulty in meeting the high CT cost of living. He went on, how ever, to indicate that it was felt an increase in payroll savings partici- patton could be effected.
 In making the announcement MT. Driscon said, Tt seems to me that we must emphasize the double value of payroll savings at this time. We are all aware, of course, of the se- cur1ty that comes with regular Sav- ings. But bond buying has the extra value in this present period of help ing the fight against imitation. The decision to put money into interest," earning savings instead of into the purchase of high-priced goods is indeed wise decision for any pru- dent individual to make. Money in- vested in bonds will buy a great deal more if buying is withheld un- til prices drop.
 T am sure that all C.I.O. local union officers will cooperate in the effort to maintain payroll Sav- 1ngs at the highest possible level.'
 In releasing the contents of MT. Driscoll's letter for publication, MT. Murdock declared, Tt is indeed for tunate for the people of Connecti- cut that the payroll savings pro- gram has such unqualified endorse ment by labor. These are indeed critical times. The work of the pay roll savings program is vital. Best authoritative estimates indicate that national income payments this year will exceed production by 9 billion dollars. With the enthusi- astic support of both labor and management. payroll savings can be an exceedingly valuable instru- ment for keeping this enormous amount of money from being heaped upon the inflationary bon fire"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
Schneider Appointed ABCMonooer

Appointment of William c. Schneider as works manager of the Waterbury Brass Goods Division. American Brass Company, has been announced by Clark s. Judd, chair man Of the board. He succeeds Frederick w. Burnes, who has re- tired after 40 years of service.
 Burnes, whose home Is at 16O Bunker Hill Avenue, learned his trade as a toolmaker at the Scovill Manufacturing Company, and en- tered the employ of the old Water bury Brass Company in 1906. Re- maining with the firm when it was merged with American. Brass, he be- came assistant superintendent of the branch in 1920 and superintend- ent in 1926. When division titles were changed earlier this year he became works manager.
 MT. Schneider, the new works manager, has been with American Brass for 25 years. He is a former head Of the estimating department ana assistant works manager.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
Forum Staff Starts Task

New staff members Of The Forum monthly publication of the Sacred Heart High School, have completed work on the first Fall issue of the news magazine. Ellenore Mary Jor- dan, who interviewed Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt during her visit here earAer this year, is editor -in-chief
 The Forum has been published by the high school since 1941. Ap- pointments to the main staff posts have been made by Rev. John Dial. principal; Sister Valerian, advisor, and English teachers at the school.
 A meal, with steak, now costs $40 in Berlin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
Taxpayers Perty Meeting Tonight

The Taxpayers Good Government Party is meeting tonight at in the Central YM.C.A. Plans to en- large the organization and to launch drive for funds to be used in the coming campaign will be discussed atthis meeting, Vice = Chairman John H. Flanagan said in calling all members to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dubauskas of Montgomery Street observed their 18th wedding anniversary re- gently on motor trip to Mexico and Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13

A handsome mellow
 mople cricket chair with loose-cushions on seat and back. Covered In uthactive floral fabrics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
Truck Rams Fire, Police Standard

James A. Watson, Jr., 43, of Amity Road, Bethany, was the driver of a truck which broke fire and police standard at the base yesterday when the vehicle was backed too close to the side walk, according to Motor Patrol man Matthew Kosky, The standard was located on Cloves Terrace and Roseland Avenue. The vehicle is owned by the Blakeslee Company, 192 Meadow Street.
 Wild animals seldom die of old age
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
Kin of Waterburi0ns
 Dies in Plane Crash

It. Gilbert E. Perry, Jr., 22, was killed in an airplane crash at Bel- mont, Mass, Wednesday. The son of MT. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Perry, Harpers Ferry, W. Va, his mother is the former Edith German of Wa terbury. The officer is a nephew of Col. and Mrs. Frank O. German, WatertoWn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-13
Hospital Bulletins

Harold Hill, 28, of 71 Rubber Avenue, Naugatuck, was treated and discharged from Waterbury Hospital for injuries to his left arm sustained while working at the Naugatuck Glass Company.
 Suffering from abraSions and contusions of her left hand after she caught it in the wringer of her washing machine, Mrs. Mary Langlais, 43, of All Chipman Street Extension, was treated and discharged from Waterbury Hos pital yesterday.
 Joanne Whitlock, IA, of Porter Hill, Middlebury, was treated at Waterbury Hospital for lacera- tions of the body received when she fell from fence near her home yesterday.
 Straining his right leg at the Paramount Alleys, 151 Bank Street, Clifford Miles, 29, of 292 West Main Street, was treated at Waterbury Hospital yesterday evening and discharged.
 Injured in a fall in February while working in the Naugatuck Schools where he is a janitor, Eugenio Mangacci, 56, of Ives Street, Naugatuck, was admitted to Waterbury Hospital this morn ing for observation of hip in- jury.
 Peter Lewis of 63 South Main Street, injured in a fall from the porch of his home Monday, was released today from St. Mary's urged aid to those suffering there from the recent war.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dubauska! of Montgomery Street observed their 18th wedding anniversary re- gently on a motor trip to Mexico and Canada.