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Evening star., 1946-08-05
One Killed as PIone
Crashes Before 500
BY the Sssoeioted Press

WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. 5.-A
crowd of 500 watched helplessly
yesterday as a light plane carrying
three passengers, one 5-year r-old
girl, crashed into pine tree at
Dulah Airport near Tabor City, kill
ing the child's father and seriously
injuring the girl and the pilot.
Dozier Norris, 80, tobacco farmer
of Tabor City was the man fatally
injured. His daughter and the pilot,
r. j. Petrie, were taken to White
vile hospital, where their condition
was described as fair.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Cot Rides Motor Fon

CARROLLTON, Ill. (P.-An an
gulshed yowl arose from beneath
the hood Of Vernon Johns automo-
bile when he stepped on the starter
A cat had crawled into the car
engine for a nap during the night
and was being whirled around in the
ian as the motor revolved.
Pussy. who was extricated by a
mechanic, suffered only minor
bruises.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23

icnitigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an.
gebt, 10 Iino lie einige tDpiihe Sol
gen oes &rieges uno 3ulanmuens
brubs: geie baben oie Berliner S1ei-
oungsrihter es nit iopiel interna.
tionalen ebebriid)en 81 tun eebabt
wie iett. 9eeu ,par ibnen ai,b ser
SheiOungsgruno elmer 35idbrigen
tsrali, Die nad) t6idbriser gbe (3tpei
au,ber BON Is unb 16 SSnbren) iib
bon ibrem 4Oidbrigen Dtann, einem
6einmehanifer, ipesen rYertruhlGi'
iiguns bel Suitgeiabr" -ifeioen lieB.
ltno enblid, lit Die Heibe Der Gbe.
ibeioungsgriinSe nm politlide yfu.
ancen bereihert noroen. 9a lit gum
9eiipiel ser gbeiheioun9santrag Ell.
mes Mannes, ser m1breno ees arie.
ges iabneniliihtig semoroen mar l,no
nun Die Solung ieiner ebe nerlan9t,
neil Ieine jrau ibm oanlals nit Dem
a3 georobt bate. Ia iino Dor allen
cber Die pielen Gbeiheioungsbeeebs
rem BON 5rauen ebenaliger Hgs, BE-
ionoers einitiger aft;per Na3is, Sic
,pesen r3erriittung Der g9e our9
politiid beoingte Griitenspernibtung"
tlagen l,iro oamit, lie nod ser Gage
oes ein5eliaaes, inn all9emeinen ou9
gum 3iele fiibren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23

merOen. :,
gepor ser Boulder Tamm fiir
Den 9eint iOes Nublifllirs, uIs "iul
rationale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
6ei &riegsnllsbrld gcihlolien pllr.
Sc, hnben 100000 SuuriIien laut
Hc8iltern oen iiibraroienit Ser He.
gicrung gpefs eingcteitber geiid)ti.
aun:s oieies speItbtl iibmten Ntrnll
ments Der Sngellieurfl,nlt III alrl-
lprrd) genummen.
Sett Elm Spprt=Mereo
Sn Dem meiit rid)t du' @oVIc,
cinseltellten Snno miro Safe Mear
~ e;nem Sport- Oiecca peroen. 81
lit reid an @arihen uno glauii
ihen. llnN 8ootiabrten lit ols 9et
K, mas mon iif irnlittcn einer efp
naligen @ii'te pcrItellen lpiiroe.
Gie arieesrefproiiffern bes 9oul
Ser Eolnms iino bsrsitS @eld,id}te
Seine &ruft bot pie! I,lg;euaiobri
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23
kampagne gegen
Steuerhiinterzieher

Wn'bingtnn. Gin umfdilenbes
Gprgeben gegen Ginfonmer'teuerbin
,er5ieber, Die angebli1 ungebeurt
8eninnc im Sdleihbanoel gemat'
habcn, pllroe bon slttornep 8,neral
Com Glarf auacfiinoist. .Sa1oer.
iidnoige Ser Stelnrabteillng bes
u'ti5oepartemcnts neroen ieoer
Observation-Disclosures beigeoronet
Inn Elm pirfiames uno fraitpolles
&orgeben seeen Ginfommeniteuer,
hinter,ieber 81 ernroglidjen. erfl1rt.
Der 8eneralltnatsampalt.
~Steuerbinter5iebung lit 5u ei
rem groBen Groblen geiporoen.
Siele Steuerpilid)tiee iiirthten iid
cinnanofreie 9lngaben iiber ibr Gin
tommell 81 n,ahcn, neil iie iuiiien
oab iic pegen Seilnabme al
Observation-Disclosures belangI
lperoen tpnnen", iagte Glarf. vgbel
mir lperoen ibnen an oen arosel
eeben."
Ter slttornep General peripradl
COB Die 5dtiafeit Ser Steuerabtei
!nno I'M, Sliiti5oepartcment Der
ltdrft nnb Geid)lellnigt pirb.
Gpuglas @. Mc@regpr murbe gun
ltellpertretenben 9lttprnep Genera
llnh Gbef ser Steuerabteilung er
ndnnt.
0ouaIas 81. Mc@reaor ipar boz
1884 bis 1914 Staatsanmuit fiii
oen iiiolihen @erid)tsbeSirf bon &c
ras. Sm Sabre 1914 id)ieS er aus
Dem Dienlt ans. Inn iih oils Redts
cntpalt 3u betitiaen. Yon 1927 bi;
1884 mar er 6ilfsItaatsanpalt fiji
Ben iiiolif)en @erihtsbe5irf bon &c
ras geipeien.
Nnfang oieies Sabres tpar Mc
8re9or gum beionberen Mitarbeitel
tes 9(ttornen Generals ernann
iporben. Sn oieier gigenidaft oien
te er als Yernehmunesbeamter fiji
@euiiiens- -ariees enitberspeigerer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23
Die Oder ais deutsche 0stgrenze?

Sputldlono bel elmer 'Old)en 0reni
forreftnr sltriifgeeeben iperben, 10
oab bie ueIe Gren5e dllein ourh bie
Sber sebiloet tpiiroe.
Ser &prreippnoent ifreibt: ,0ie'e
Mitteilllngen wllroen bon Sen Hulien
rein iniorn,atoriid genladt, 10 oaB
tie fein enOgiiltiges Geripreben bill.
Sen. Nah ruiiild)er slniid)t lit ser
enogiiltise Gntlheib iiber Die 8ren5.
5ieblne bapon abbdnsis, ob Die go.
len oas iriiber oeutidje 2anb eriplg-
reid su foloniiieren perm0gen uno
babel ibre @irtid,aft pieOer normal
in Sang leten fonnen.
Sic rlliiiiden Sinmeiie miiiien
nabriheinIih OILS 3eil ser neuen go.
litif in Sltoeutihlanb angeieben tper.
Sen. neldp oie Huiien Dor einiser
3eit einleiteten. uno sic oiieniibtlid
oaraui nusgebt, oe rl,iiiid- Seuti6e
3niammenarbeit 81 itGrfen.
Der pidjtiaite Shritt oieier go.
lltlf mar Der Nud5ug Der ye'asungs'
truppen uno ibre erietung ourh Der.
bdltnismdbig fleine Holi5eifr1ite
gtnd, oen lebten geriften aus oei
ruiiihen Gone lit ser ab5us ser 60
miettruppen llahe5u abgeidloiien."
Stpfbolm (Eriuattelegronlm). =
J Die gerliner Meloungen, monah oi'
&uiien Die Moslihfeit Ser &iifglie
oerune oes @ebieies apii6en oel
Sber mb Der Sauliber Neibe in oil
oeutidje Sit5pne anbeuteten, fomm
nidt iiberraiheno. Sic iesige inter
alliierte Hegeluns unterlteate be
flnntlih runo 100000 Guabrotfilo
meter nur porldufie unter polniih,
gertpaltung lnter oem gorbebalt eli
ner ipdteren @renj5iebung.
Sbren eisenen Mnteil an Ser iebi
stn Auiteilung Sltbeutihlanos be
trahten bie Sotpiets aQeroings al!
ehogiiltig.
Die Sffenbaltune Ser polniid
oemtihen @ren3frage ourh Die @e
iaintbeit Der Mqiierten oient abel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23

proEtilf ben Hullen in boppelter
Weie
Sic plnten ei1mrielts ser bcut-
'd)en geuolferlnJ in ser Sltsone nit
Grleldferungen uno bnlten gleid,ei-
tig oie Eolen unter Iruf
Nah Der polniiGeil Golfss1bluna
modt oie polniihc 9epolferuna in
oen Don Seutihlnno iibernonlnenen
8ebieten lnl MGr5 1916 burd)ihnitt-
lid crit 81 Herionen auf Oen Gua-
oratfiIpnIeter aus. Die polniihe
Erelie betont oie erbobung ser 3abl
nno Die Qualitatipe erginSlng Der
aoloniiten bdnee ab BON ser &iiffebr
Der jett i'm Auslano perltreuten So
len nah Ser Seilnat, mo- ssafarbeiter,
Sanoarbeiter, Sneenieure unS anocre
llnenbebrlite &r1ite mangelten. Gie
tatl1tIche Musiidt nui Hiidipanos-
run bleibt ieooh eng begren5t. ga bon
Den Ginmobnern Der abgetretenen
polnilden Sitpropin5en b0d)itens Elm
glertel OILS Bolen angeieben uno melt.
pdrts ge'Nift iperOen fonnen. nab.
reno III &eiteuropa nhb lleberiee sic
Agitotion ser nit Maribau periein.
oeten Eolitifer mirft.
Die rulliihe gebnnolung oes Gro.
bkms lit aber rpeniger aui oieie Eat.
'nhen geltiibt oils aui Die abiidt oel
Serporrufllng eiues politiifen Wett
beiperbs.
sSn Der oeutihen 8eietunasiont
oient Der 5in,peis az sic moglift
8ren5repilion als @erbung iiir eint
neue io5iuliitiit,- -fonmnniitii1e Gin
beitspartei in Shleiien, uno ser @ar
ldauer Yi5epremier @omoIfa bebaup
tet, nur cine polniihe fommuniitiidt
slrbeiterpartei tonne Sen neuen So
loniiten ous 2ano ii1ern. TatiGhlif
ut Die arbeiterpartei in Yolen, Yres
lou, Siegnis uin. bereits ltGrfer als
IN Waridau uno arafau. ssm Babl
fampf se9en Wifolaic5pf miro oit
@ren5frage elm itartes Mrgument Del
polniifen 2infen iein, oeren Yreiit
bereitS aus Sen lekten Gturhiu .yfe
ben gu betpeiien periuhte, bon Ser
J Weitma6ten babe Holen in oieje,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23

EN- itlro anoere pihtige SnoltItrien
an Der aiiite bcs Stillen S,eaus be
triebcn. Seine &rait ,lno oas @ai
ier pom 9afe l)tcao mud)tc oiI
Sohitprcouftion bes 9aiic Magne
lilml @erfes bel Sas &eeas mOg
iih. Tas 9niic @ert er5euate eli,
Tcr.el OeS geinnlten granomagne
iilln,s. ous BON Sen Eertiinoetel
mubrenb oes 8rlcses perlpeube
lpnrOe.
gtunnebr loa biele &ruit aui Sc.
EfuGen oes Jriehens oerlpenoet per
Sen - &iibl'hrunte unr Waifma
.idlnen 5u er5e.lgen on Steae DO,
&riegsmaifinen.
IS lit Dirflih id)noc. bab 2ellt
nant Spcs nid)t nlebr 90 lit, lrm ei
nen tieien glid 81 tl,n. gr lpiiro
tatiadlih ieincn augen niht trau
c1t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23

ialiilm ySbe 8bcit Steps Cut"
Sic 3eit, Inn einige niitlid)e arbcll
SIT leiIten. Sic sing 5,runr, nm ciu
5ilfuuien = unb iie bate mirflit
eln5!fullfen 10 fn,Ite lie 675
Shcutcrlite. Sic. eruarb ailh cinen
Srllf. '.''
@innie crfl1rte::
sd crmurte, riutn grrbcn Scii
mciner 3eit NIT 0i1te III Scr nels,M
Staot 81 perbrin9an. Gs miro Na>
cine n.tnocrppue 9lbmed|slllnl pnr
Soilnurpo .icin. Man miro i'm ridI
t:gen :&citen mnbnen.. :
..Diife lit nafiirIi(h ein EiIrt, mca
balb er ilnitn1tOe iell miro. 5lul'hcn
Supis Gim urio pollplppoo 81 lite.
GET. ipenn inlnlcr cr rpiiniht."
Tie TpllenOlma Scs Snuis
Tamms Miro. lpie crlpartct miro,
liinf ODER ied,s, Sohre iu Nniprud
nehnlen.. gr miro Iid)t mehr iein
ais cin fleiller 9ruNer Nes @nilSel
Sumlns, npldlcr ourdl Sebn Sabre
cine tiifiihe @liieritrobc fnntroi.
liert Bat, sic emit itiirmiidps Tllten
aurd) Sen 9lad Cannon asit'it.
unN nit uerlidItenNer @cmalt cillr
Slut iiber sic neit Itrcmablpdrts
!iegenoeu @rnleinoen rendl5t bate.
Surt) ,ehn Sabre fat Ser Boulder
Samm nit Sem. Sh.uum belooenen
@eiuiiier eingefunger. oie iid) burdl
Nn @rnuo Cannon ernoiien, nnb
!ieB lie Damn nieOer aus, gelllubigt
unb flor.
Gurh sebn SSnhre bot Ser Noul
ser Iaum sic Grscusung ppn t.
$4,000 EieroefrGften eleftriic.je
Greraie ermcglidt. neldle ihre So
iler hereinhringcn uno in 80 Sch,
zen einen lleber'drE idlaffen mfr.
ren.
Ser 0urd1 Sen Tolrr1 geltaItctc
9ate MeoO lit ser grGbte pon Mcn-
id'enbano geihuiIenc Zee III Ser
@cIt. Seine llierlinien erltrcfen
iid, $50 Meilen melt l,nN lcire Sc
pGiier Iino aui 1t5 MeiIcn, bis in
Seu 8ranb Ganpon binein, Id)iIi-
bar. Mon id)Gtt. oniI Sic Grhcluncs-
Itiitten ppn ntebr els elmer bal5en
M;ninn mtenidhen i'm ,Snhr beIutlt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23

Inter bem oblgen 1itel geben Die
.9usler 9tnhrtdten" cine Eeuterbe.
peIhe aus 2onbon uno cine Hripat-
repeihe aus Stodhplm mieoer, bis
beioe bas sleid,e Shema rriiiiher
Gplitif 9eutiflono geaeniiber beban-
oeln. SIN Nadjiolgenoen bie Sepe-
i6en:
2onbon (sReuter). anoeutl,n.
gen, oab GuBlanb fiir eine Heoiiion
ser Sltgren5e Ieutiblanos 5uguniten
ser Seutihen eintreten ipolle. iinb
oeltihen 5iibrern in ser rl,iiiifen
Bone nod oem 8erliner &orreIpon,
Oenten bes rSbierper" gema6t NOR,
Sen.
Ias @ebiet 5rpiihen ben 5liiiien
Srer II. Neibe in @eltidleiien miiroe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23
&un @ietur 0uniuu
Central Ere6 &prrelppnOCnt

SN'itNt fiND NtAN'foNNNht
Gas Teaas, Nepaoa. - @GbrenI
oU Boulder Samn. oie 3itno.eri'
>es ercbcn Siiorpeitens. sen ,chr
ilhrigen @e|tano ieiert. MAIDEN bit
] &orbercitluncn iiir oie Grrid,iun.
oes GapiS CANNES Tprtid,ritte ei
ncr ;wettn MioerIc9ung ser Do
elnem iSor'cber ser Mrlnec ppr inI'
'lnen Sabrhunoert semad)ten iilref
!ldpn Grophei ieillna iiir Sic 3ufuni'
SeS Colorado Sluii,a.
GS mar in 1857. oab st s. 6
Sues cine iSohrt flllfalilpIrts madI>
tc. un Nie Moslidlfeiten iiir Nie a..
1ierlmN 81 rricriher, BLOB fiir oifi
iiclle 9crltterItottllna.
| rSie 8eaenh lit notiirlit
| iunj lno oar lpertlos uno nod
| Ncm mon lie betritt. fam man nit)ta
onoereS tim. ols lie perlaiien
llnicre Eortie lpar sic critic un>
luirN Npsiitllos Sic lette Tortr
pnn @eben iein. pelde sic unpor
ts'lhoiten Sertlid,fsiien beiud)ts unN
unhebeIligt lein piro"
Tas lit tenou, mas sem Mnnn &C.
ingt bate. Gs lit icbr idlinm. ou'I
Seltnont Soes zines Mprsers, Dor
lrsniaen @odlen. nid)t bat IN 60;
slnoeles Iein fonnen.
Gin peritualiidtcS ,SlueSel,o idlul
ouf Sic aroftItrpnllinien ces 9cuI
Ser CANNES Elm. Sm slugenblirt
mar iait oles i'm Staoaebiete ser
iiirft9rDbtrn Stnot ser Station ohnr
"itt uno arait. @Gbren Ser 81
G)tiultten. Sic mon SIR Rcparatllr
ocs @rld,cs benDtirtc, blict o;s
StaSt gelGbnlt.
Ser nit ciuem aoitenuuinon>
upn $7.0O0,OO0 SIT crrid)tcnoe ga
pis Somm miro ois aus Sem Colo
rcNo Tlub eeponnene arait bc>cr
tens pernebrcn. 0iinisia Meilen I'M
lcrhnlb bes @ouloer Tomm nNN
nngeI1hr t25 Meilen bon 9os g.,
gas miro rr iih 1873 Iub bcf ou:
orr1 1SluGhett ertcbgn.
3ipei ncnc StGbty
Sic Grrid,tllug miro in etlrn ietls
.Monaten, pie man erirnrtet. ihren
InIang n@tmerL lpobc. ,lpei StiNtl
IN ausIidt 1enpnlmen iinb. Sic lid
olrs ben @iiitenhot2lano nn Salm
oes ssluiIes iu beioen Seitcn erbe.
ben ucroen.
Sic eine, sic fleinere, miro Sds
Hcgierungsh gshnupt1u1rtier beherber
gen. Gie prObere miro oie 9elte Be.
aonitruttion beballien unb in slri
coma liegen. ga Die n1hite Stuot.
&iugmun, slrij, 30 Weilen entfcrnt
lit puroer iorgfIltia ul,saeurbeitetr
IlGne iiir sic geuremlitteit ms
Grbolunn Der arbeiter uprbereitet
Sic oiirfteu bereits iebt gdnj gut
tuiiicn, Nab ihnen BON Ser t!eroeroer
Sinnie Barnes bon Ser 9iihne unN
Don ser Silmleinnonb ber einigc
Nufmerfi1mfeit aeic'enft perNen
SIR @ntte. Ser fiir5lidl POM 2uit.
transport .&ommanoo entlnIiene Sol
Mife ;sranfOpid,, bot lpeben Tertrii
&c unterSeihnet. lin, Elm aino unh
oerIhieoene onoere grbolung5ein.
ridltuneer eur nitlts Su reoen pom
aauih1uiern, 81, erridteu.
@6breno Colonel 5ranfouid).
MeiIter- r-Ruoioaniager bes Sportipc-
lens, bepcr er Dor bier Sahren in
bos Seer eintrat. in San ssanciScr
meilte ,,no sic ltnterhonblungen iiir
'einen Seil ser slrheiten sum 9lh.
idllub brnf,te, nohm iid) ginnie ir
!Sn1nppob bon ihrem nel,en timber
Evening star., 1946-05-21

-Evoking memories of an old
fashioned garden from a romantic
era this famous fragrance is
spicy yet sweet, and as wholly cap
tlvating to young moderns as it is
to their not-so-young mothers.
Presented in series of individual
and boxed toiletries.
Evening star., 1946-05-21

How grateful you'll be for the cool and feminine
charm of cotton lace . when the mercury starts
cutting capers! Airyight but with enough body for
trim lines, it's naturar for this simply styled two
piece dress Tiny buttons fasten the appqued 'front.'
lend interest to an otherwise unadorned jacket The
slim skirt has seven easy cores. Iceblue lush pink
or aqua. Sizes 49,, to 2412.
Kann's-Better shop-second Floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
Conference Called On ABCDispute
 TAO Employees
 In Casting Shop
 Now Involved

c. I. O. and American Brass Com. pany officials were scheduled tc meet this afternoon to settle a dis pute which led yesterday to g walkout by 140 employees of the casting department
 The strikers walked out after voicing objections to association with seven associates who recently dropped out of the International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelte, Workers. They claim the seven non-members have been abusive in their efforts to persuade others tc drop out of the union.
 All three shifts in the casting department are involved in the dis pute
 Allen Rockwell, superintendent of the Waterbury division, and his committee were scheduled to meet with Joseph McElboy, business agent for Local 251, and the union committee for further discussions. Casters attending the session will be Frank Gudiskls, Charles Zupen, William Thibault and Vincent Meziicotti
 Meanwhile a meeting of C.I.O.- organized workers of the Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company were scheduled to meet tonight at 8 o'clock at 168 East Main Street to discuss the walkout Wednesday by workers in the threading and lathe -edging shop. The employees walked out in protest to the firing of a steward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
pr. GuoItieri Joins Staff

The Board of Health yesterday afternoon named Dr. Michael Gual- tieri as school medical officer. The Board met at the City Hall in its regular session.
 Dr. Gualtieri will replace Dr. Thomas Cottieri and Dr. Samuel F'abricant both of whom have re- signed because of press of personal practice.
 The Visiting Nurses Association applied to the board for a 1947 budget item of $10,000 instead of $7,5OO. Because of added expenses the association declared its current appropriation will not last through a 10-month period.
 A committee to study 1947 budget appropriations was named con- sisting of pr. Richard J. Hinchey, chairman of the board; City Health Officer Dr. Edward J. Godfrey, Murray L. Crossman and Charles Earth,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
Political Investigation .OfBaLkans BIOssOn1inq

United Nations Headquarters, Lake Success, N. Y, Sept 6 = (UP) The United Nations Security Council wrangle over the affairs of Greece promised today to blossom into a broad investigation of politics in all the Balkans.
 Russian-supported Albania hopes to take an active role in the fight on Monday when Russia resumes her dispute with the western powers over Ukrainian claims that the Greek monarchy, with British help endan- gers peace in the Balkans.
 Britain and the United States on the other hand appeared eager to turn the spotlight on Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and perhaps other Soviet satellites in Europe's traditionally explosive southeastern corner.
 Must Consider All
 Their strategy presumably was based on feeling that the Council can not carry out the Soviet Uk- raine's request for an inquiry into the situation in the Balkans as fomented by British and Greek pol icy without considering, too, the ac- tivities of all Balkan nations.
 British and Greek representatives took the first step toward bringing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

Commissioner Dr. Alonzo G. Grace, who ordered the schools remain closed until Monday; Attorney Gen eral William L. Hadden, and others interested in the matter.
 The Governor said that it was "the duty of the State to step in and help to resolve any difficulties which makes local authorities un- able to get schools open or provide adequate educational facilities"
 Determined to Open Schools
 Hadden said that, if necessary, the State could operate the schools.
 There is going to be education in Norwalk and the schools are go- ing to reopen" he said emphatical- ly. We are not interested in who is right or wrong in the salary con- troversy, but only in the fact that education is not being provided"
 Hadden upheld the direction of Dr. Grace in closing the schools until Monday to permit earliest settlement of the dispute, declar- ing that an emergency situation existed.
 Dispute Outlined
 The controversy centered on the Board of Estimate and Taxation's s refusal to approve an appropriation to meet the salary demands. Origi- nally about $180,000 was asked, and the Teachers Association later agreed to accept $o0,0O0. The board countered with an offer of $31, 1,O0O, which was flatly rejected. Meantime, the Board of Education withdrew its recognition of the as- sociation as bargaining agent of the instructors.
 Hadden pointed out today that under a Supreme Court decision of 1882 no town board of finance had the authority to refuse funds re- Quired for the establishment of necessary school facilities or serv- ices.
 The Norwalk Taxpayers Associa- ton, meanwhile, arranged a mass for Monday night to pro test any rise in the tax rate which might threaten If the salary ad- justmentS were granted. Associa- tion Attorney Ernest L. Josem said that the group fas not opposed to the salary increases, but would vig- orously fight tax increase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

House, both Community Chest mem
 berS, as well as the city Depart ment of Welfare, will be invited to
 participate in the work of this con- mittee.
 Social agencies working with families and children believe that their counsel and guidance services
 should be understood by Water bury's industrial and business work CTS who have problems of family relationships, marital difficulties or are in need of other types of assis- tance and guidance" said Miss Da- wis.
 The Steering Committee of the Section which approved the ap- pointment of MT. Knott met at the YWCA. Miss Edna Mae Maloney reported for the Program Commit tee that Miss Marjorie G. Siskey deputy Office of the Commissioner of Welfare, Hartford, would speak at a meeteitng of the Section on September 18th on the subject Basic Elements in an Adequate Child Welfare Program"
 AAC PCloO4A1AC1 OA t1lc COIllu1lGIGG on Adoption Practices was an- nounced as follows: Miss Dorothy M. Badger, District Supervisor, State Division of Child Welfare; Henry I. Begnal, Senior Probation Officer. Juvenile Court; Miss Cath erine Burns, Waterbury Department of Welfare; Miss Eleanor Krugelis, Lincoln House Association; Miss Jean Stabler, Children's Center: Miss Alice Moore, director, Social Service Department, St. Marys Hospital; Mrs. John G. Prendergast, Waterbury Society for Mental Hy- giene and Miss Maloney, Diocesan Bureau, Chairman. This committee will attempt to analyze adoption practices and develop program of interpretation.
 Miss Miriam Weinrib, nutrition ist, Waterbury Nutrition Council, chairman of the Budget Commit tee, announced that study of food costs was being made in order to assist social agencies in their work with families receiving assistance. 1NS4AAOC1o O4 Cl1Ao COlIli1llIGcG lIlCluQG Mrs. Catherine DeLeon, Depart ment of Welfare; Miss Mary Pace, Diocesan Bureau of Social Service; Miss Krugels, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Nutrition Council; and Miss Anna E. Pagan, Waterbury Department of Education.
 Miss Moore, chairman of the Study Group Committee reported that 8 seminar on child welfare would be conducted this Fall. Mem bers of this committee include Miss Mary Louise Dillon, Society for Mental Hygiene; Miss Ruth Metz, Lincoln House Association; and Miss Pace.
 Attending the meeting of the Steering Committee were Miss Sarah M. Ball, Waterbury Day Nursery; Mrs. Mary D. Camp, De- partment of Welfare; Miss Nancy J. Delaney, Waterbury Re- employ ment and Veterans Advisory Cen ter; MT. Knott, Miss Jean Meserve. Lincoln House Association, Mrs. Donald J. Post, chairman, Mrs. John F. Tufel, Miss Maloney, Miss Moore, Miss Weinrib and Robert M. Heininger, secretary. Miss Davis presided at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

terbury. The worker was injured while employed by Clementine and Hobart Rawson of Kent.
 The agreement provides for pay ment of $27.05 weekly for period of POS weeks.
 Agreements for weekly payments during disability were approved as follows:
 Mabel Clayton of Torrington against Union Hardware Company of Torrington, $11.67 beginning Aug. g, injury to right thumb and index finger.
 William Kavanaugh of Plantsville against Diamond Ginger Ale, Inc, of Waterbury, $29.04, beginning Aug. 2, rib fractures ard injuries to right arm and head.
 Elmer R. Trask of 1862 Baldwin Street against Tinshet Metal Com pany of Waterbury, $30 weekly be- ginning Aug. 8, hernia.
 Daniel Bacon of "A Adams Street against W. J. Megin, Inc, of Nauga- tuck, $18.16 beginning Aug. 1, back injury.
 Stanley Sobolesky of "A Willard Street against Waterbury Rolling Mills, Inc, $2371 beginning Aug. g, acid burns of face, neck, ear, chin and right arm.