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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
pr. Wm. ScoviIIe Lectures Here

Diagnosis and treatment of cram iol injuries were discussed by Dr. William Scoville of Hartford, for mer Army doctor, at a meting of the Waterbury Medical Association last night at the Castle Memorial Building.
 Dr. Scoville, a neuro-surgeon, told of his expierences at Army hos pitals and in war areas. Dr. Henry J. Stettbacher, president, was in charge of the session, attended by about 40 members.
 The local medical unit is coepera- ting with the L!tchfield County Medical Association on plans for building a room in the new State Medical Society Building in mem ory of the late Dr. Frank R!chen- bach of Waterbury, who was killed in action in Europe while serving as a Navy surgeon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Marriage
 Intentions

The following marriage inten- tions have been filed at the Bu- reau of Vital Statistics in City Hall:
 Frank Rinald!, 71 Bamford Ave- nue, Oakville, and Rose Vellucci, l5 Bergln Street, Waterbury.
 Vincent Anelli, 9 Primrose Street, and Eleanor Jennie Ver- rastro, 20 Bennett Street,
 Anthony Giancarlo, 54 High Street, Naugatuck, and Annunzi- ..ata Grella, l26 Congress Avenue, Waterbury,
 Louis Francis Rizzuti, 240 South Leonard Street, and Joan Marie Pugliese, l43 Bennett Avenue.
 Charles Edward Hosier, 26 Plaza Avenue, and Christine Elizabeth Da- darlo, 1885 Thomaston Avenue.
 Victory Anthony Nemenso, 42 Giles Street, and Barbara Lorraine zooleck, 54 Marlboro Street.
 Edward John Bardner, TSP East Main Street, and Elizabeth Neu- mann, l0O2 South Main Street.
 Samuel Carlone, 26S Plank Road and Victoria Rosati, IA Colley Street.
 Rocco Benedict Lucian, 64l Watertown Avenue, and Pasqualina Lena Iosa, 338 Congress Avenue. y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Moose Name Executives, Delegates
 To Exchange Courtesy
 Visit in Installation
Ceremonies

The Waterbury Lodge of Moose held it's annual election of off, cers last evening and also discussed plans for exchanging courtesy visits with the New Britain lodge in con- nection with installation cere- monies.
 Elected last evening at the local lodge meeting were Harry Hubert, governor; Charles Howell. junior governor; August Sandrow, prelate; Frederick Lawlor, treasurer; Ed wad Mcdonald, trustee William Harrigan, sergeant-at-arms; Earl Shaw, inside guard; James Le Bon ti, outside guard.
 The New Britain degree team will officiate here Wednesday, April "A, the Waterbury Moose degree team will perform similar honors in New Britain.
 Waterbury's delegates to the su- preme convention to be held at Mooseheart, Illinois, include Frank Conway and Freder!cy Lawlor, with John Hannon and William Daly, as alternates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Late Realty
 Nevs

The following documents were filed at the office of the town clerk
 Mortgage Deeds
 Orville A. Roberts to First Fed eral Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, property on Oldham Avenue, $4,OO0.
 Leon Fortier and others to Sav- ings and Loan Association of Wa terbury, Inc, property on Silver Street, $7,500.
 Edith H. Ambrose to First Fed eral Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, property on Green mount Terrace, $4,300.
 Thela Harel and Rita Fantasia to Thomaston Savings Bank, property on West Liberty Street, $500
 Richard J. Demers to the Water bury Trust Company, property on Patterson Cout, $6,000.
 Quit Claim Deeds
 Rebecca Kirven to Joshua Kir- ven, property on West Main Street. Rita Fantasia to Thelma Harel, property on West Liberty Street. Jordan and Selleck, Inc, to Franklin H. Browne, property on Robbin- Wood Road.
 Administrators Deeds
 Estate of Luigi D'Andrea to An- donetta D'Andrea, property on Bishop Street, $2,775.
 James M. Bozzuto to Victor and Carl Bozzuto and Josephine Boz zuto DiFronzo, property on Vista Place, Hillview Avenue and Wilson Street, $9,775.
 Eben c. Terry, administrator, to Lucy Murphy, property on Ray mond Street, $200.
 Mortgage Releases
 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury to Alfred F. Meyerhans.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Alice Heaphy, Samuel and Louis Schneer. Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, Inc, to William A. and Sadie M. Carpenter. Sarah and Samuel Shnaerof to the Lomas and Nettleton Company. Waterbury Savings Bank to Her. mine Rivet.
 Waterbury National Bank to Raf- faele Nastri.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Es- tella B. Patterson.
 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury to Ovila and Rachel Beaudoin.
 Warranty Deeds
 Alfred F. Meyerhaus to Orville A. Roberts, property on oldham Ave- nue. Realty Company, Inc, property on Hawthorne Avenue.
 A. William Daddona to Leon Fore tier and others, property on Silver Street.
 Catherine M. Barhieri to Thomas and Edith T. Leonard, property on Pearl Lake Road.
 Sadie and Alfred Tufts to 6tan- Icy Brym, property on Meriden Road,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Building Permits

Two Building Permits have been issued by Building Inspec- tor John T. Hartley. They are:
 Edward Armstrong, enclose rear porch, 39 West Porter Street. $50.
 Berkliff Undergarment, erect elevator shaft for factory, 196 Mill Street, 5000.
 George Evans, repairs to Zion Church, 31 East Hawkins Street, $320. : Stanley Nabozny, addition of two rooms, IT Lyndale Avenue, $350.
 Eric Breau. finish one room, g Charlevoux Street, $500.
 Mrs Herbert Beckett, erect one family dwelling. Chester Avenue, 5000.
 Wilbar Furniture Company, al- terations to store front, 43 Center Street, $500.
 Joseph Lovallo. erect two-car gar- age, g Lockhart Avenue, $400.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Sacred Heart H. s. EA'or InterUieWS
 Eleanor RooSeue[f

In addition to representatives of the daily press who greeted Mrs. Elean0r Roosevelt on the occasion of her visit here yes- terl'ay as guest of the Jewish Federated Appeal Committee,
 a young editor from Q local high school paper sought the privelege of an interview-and got it! She was Miss Ellen0re Jordan, q member of the edi- tOrial board of the Sacred Heart High School Forum, Waterbury's prize winning high school news magazine.
 Miss Jordan was impressed by Mrs. ROOsevelts statement on national and international affairs and greatly pleased over the courteous manner in which America's former first lady re- ceived her.
 What did Eleanor Roosevelt say to ElIenOre Jordan? Well, what do you think? Read it in the next issue of the Forum. It's a special by-line, exclusive for the Forum. Another first, says the editor -in- chief.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
By JACK GAVER United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
 New York, April 12-The late George M. Conan did not die poor man by any means, but the millions that touched him as income from his many plays and songs in more than 50 years iii show business boiled down to net estate of $S27, 3S4.
 The state tax departments ap- praisal placed his gross estate at the time of his death Nov. 5, 1942 at $928,945 Although that may seem puny beside the huge fortunes that he earned, it's a fair sum to be left by a person engaged in the clancy business of the theater Florenz Ziegfield and c. B. Dilling- ham, who had millions in their day died not only broke but in debt. And there have been others.
 The states appraisal listed 38 plays in which Cohan's interest was valued at 5000 and some 100 of his songs at $65,000. Ironically $42l ,766 of the total was listed as accruing from Cohan's interest in Yankee Doodle Dandy" the film based on his life. Conan didn't like the movies; his single adventure as a movie star-in another yiilm-was one of the trials of hsi life.
 The stage, which he loved, &C., tually contributed only a little more than half of his final balance,
 The estate, in outright shares and equal trust funds, is divided among
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
CLIO. Members To Contribute

The Connecticut C.I.O. Political Action Committee last night at New Haven adopted a resolution supporting a drive to secure $1 con- tributions from CI.O. members in the state. The campaign will be carried on through union interna- tionals, locals, and CIO. councils in the larger cities.
 Campaigns derected against or ganized labor must be met by ag- gressive action, stated the resolu- tion.
 The committee heard an address by Fred Sard of the staff of the Ma tional Political Action Committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Claims for Benefits
 ShoGD Increase Here

Claims for unemployment com. pensation in Waterbury last week totaled 5,865, an increase of nearly 10 percent, according to the weekly report Of the State Labor Depart ment. Claims by veterans totaled 3,39l.
 The report discloses drop of Is percent in claims for the state, with the figure given at 58,639,
 The labor headquarters reported that the average civilian benefit check amounted to $20.99.
 France plans to produce about li6,5O0 motor vehicles this year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Jail Sentences Mefed Out Today

Sentences of one year in jail were imposed by Superior Sourt Judge Edward ]. Quinlan today on George E. Hankey, A, of l47 Washington Street. who was charged with a nor als count, and on William GaTvey, 35. of 90 Shelter Street who was charged with abandoning and faii- ling 10 support his wife and four children. Both men had pleaded guilty to the charges on arralanment April 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12

his widow and his four children of two marriages.
 Broadway's leading ladies seem to have the matrimonial bee in their bOnnetS. Jan Clayton of "ShOw Boat" got married the other day and now Joan Roberts. who has the female lead in Are You With It?' has taken out marriage license with Dr. John J. DOnlOn, a Long Island physi- clan. They have set May 5 as the date. Miss Roberts was the Or- iginal heroine of ''OklahOn1a!"
 Producer Mike Todd's office an- nounced that he has purchased the Vanderbilt Theater from the Amer ican BroadcaSting Company and will begin operating it Aug. 3l. But A.B.C. is reported to be taking an- other house out of circulation ai far as the legitimate theater is concerned by making deal fol the Golden Theater.
 The boys from Tin Pan Alley were on the Fifth Avenue sidewalk in front of st. Thomas PrOtes- tant Episcopal Church Wednes- day afternoon after the funeral service for Composer Vincent YOumans. They were agreed on the impressiveness of the cere- mony, but.
 q felt that there should have been something more for Vince" Composer J. Fred COOtS said. "It was all so cold. There should have been a eulOgy by one of us. His life wasn't like that. Neither was his music. He lived a warm life There should have been some of that feeling in our farewell to him."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Given New Position

The Council of Lingerie Associa- tions and Manufacturers has appoin- ted ex-Governor Robert A. Hurley its executive director. He will rep resent the council in matters before the government and direct enforce ment of self-regulation within the industry. ~
 MT. Hurley was elected governor in 1940 after having served as State Commissioner of Public Works. He has been associated with several business firms. and served on the Federal Surplus Property Board.
 The former governors new post pays a salary of $42000 year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Exhibit to PreUent
 Parking PriUi[eQes

There will be no parking on the north side of the Green tomorrow from Il 8. m, it was announced to- day by Superintendent of Police William J. Roach. The ban will be in effect he said until the Air Mobile Show of the Army Air Corps due early tomorrow, leaves the city sometime Sunday. The show will be set up on the Green.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Girl Wins in Or0t0ricdL
 Sen1i-FinoLs

Albany. April 12. tUPl-- Doris Letourneau. Lawrence Massachusetts High school student, took firsi pace today in the semi-iinals of the Amer ican Legion OratOrical contest conducted here.
 Carl Butmen. Atlantic City, was second and Jack POne of Washington, third.
 The contest was preparatory 70 the finals and drew entries from 12 north eastern states high schools.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Naturalist Club On Sunday Hike

The Naturalist Club will conduct a spring flower hike along the Roar ing Brook in Cheshire April 28\in- stead of April g as originally plan ned, it was announced today by Emery Swan who will be in charge of the affair. Members and guests will meet at Temple Hall at 3 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
A. H. Wells Company Continuing Talks

A. H. Wells & Company and a Mine, Mill and Shelter Workers Union negotiating committee re- sumed conferences at The Elton today Considerable progress was made at a meeting Wednesday.
 The sessions are being conduct ed by U. s. Conciliator John P. Higgins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Policeman GiUes First Aid fo Bow

Patrolman John Mcdonnell ad- ministered first aid to eight-year-old Louis Mancini of 56 Garden Circle last night after the youngster re- ceived severe burns of both hands while playing with hot tar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12

Average mental age for all citi- gins in the U. s. is 14.24: the aver age for adults exclusively is TIT years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Millions Touched Him
 Cohan Leaues Fair Sum For Clancy AdUenturer

his widow and his four children of two marriages.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18
Sportovnf Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Pffsti 1tery, dine %. fijna V
kT1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem V Coli
scum 1cinkovati budou nasle-
duj1c1 zapasnici:
Ivan Komaroff, 218 10. z
Ruska VS.. Jan Blears, 205 10.
champion of England).
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu jedne pofazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Mike Halter, 218 Id. z ia
maica, N. Y. a Johnnie Melas,
22O ID. z Recka VS.. Herble
Freeman, 275 ID. z New Yorku
a Ed (Strangler) White, 24O
ID. z Alabama.
V1tezi z1skati must 2 vitez-
stv1 re 3 utkanl.
V nasleduj1c1ch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky ucinkuJl
Harry Aarmus, 228 ID. z Bal
timore VS.. Joe Komaroff, 225
Id. z Ruska.
George Macricostas, 228 10.
Golden Greek VS.. Eddie King,
218 Id. z Poughkepsie, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18
Slozeni csl. delegace ma
zasedani UNO.

Praha (CTK) - Ma posled-
MIN zasedanf csl. vlady bylo
rozhodnuto o slozenf csl. dele
GAGE ma plenarn1m zasedani.
Organisace Spojenych narod1,
ktere Dude zahajeno 20. rfjna
v New Yorku. Vedoucim de-
legace je csl. ministr zahranic-
Mich vec1 Jan Masaryk, dals1-
mi cleny delegace jsou: stain
tajemnik zahranicnfho mini
sterstva DIR. Vladimir Clemen-
It's, velvyslanec DIR. Juraj Sla-
vik, staly delegat Organise
ce Spojenych narodn vyslanec
DIR. Jan Papanek a vyslanec
Josef Hanc. Delegaty-nahrad
Milky jsou: mistopfedseda Slo-
venske narodni rady Ivan Hor-
vat, vyslanec csl. Karel Lisic-
ky, vyslanec DIR. Jaromir Spa
eek, zastupce staleho delegate
u Organisace Spojenych naro-
dn DIR. Ladislav Radimsky a
zastupce csl. odborar1 inz. J.
Haubhuber. Clenove ceskoslo-
venske delegace pTijedou do
New Yorku prfst1ho tydne ma
rndznych lod1ch a letadly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18
Interview $ Janem Masarykem

Interview $ Janem Masarykem
Praha (CTK) - "Svobodne
noviny' pTinesly interview s
Janem Masarykem, ktery pro-
hlasil toto:
ga tyden nebo "a 10 dni
uz budu Ease pGsobit V New
Yorku. Ubezpecuji Vas - u
smiva Sc Masaryk unavenyma
ocima - re bych skoro rad6ii
znstal zde donna nez bych byl
opet nemilosrdne vystaven v
pTfstich dnech mnohym ten
'banketnm."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18

10 nsmeckych nazistickych
vIidcH zlocincI povsseno " No
rimberku We stredu casns z RAJ
ma. Goering sc otravil.
Poznstatky techto zlocinc1 bu-
dou hozeny do more ably pc
Mich n~ezdstala zadna pamat-
ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18
Dedikace Budovy {. S. A. a
slet uvadecich Get " Chicago
10. a 20. rfina.

Pravdepodobne jsou jiz YES
kere pr1pravy zkonceny a tuto
sobotu a nedeli Dude mfti nase
cadska Jednota 6. S. A. v Chi
cagu nejkrasnejs1 slavnost We
sve historic.
Jiz Ultra a poz1tr1 nastanou
dny, ktere zapsany 'budou V
historic nasf G. S. A. Jednoty a
cele nasi ceskoslovenske vetve
v teto zemi, CO jedny z ~nejslav-
nostnejs1ch, jake byly kdy u
spofadany.
Jest to v prvn1m mfste den
10. Tijna, kdy Dude usporada-
ma formalnf dedikace nasf G.
s. A. Budovy - vlastn1ho do
nova - dffvejsf to budovy So
kola Slavskeho. V ramci teto
dedikacn1 slavnosti Dude ma
sleduiclho dine, 20. r1jna pofa-
dan slet vsech G. S. A. uvade-
cfch Get z r6znych stat1. Slet
Dude zahajen malebnym a du-
stojnym prdvodem.
V tyto dny mysle nasich SEES
ter a bratrd Marylandskych
6. S. A. Short %zaletnou do da-
lekeho Chicago.
Mnoho zdaru Jednote C.S.A,
v novem stanku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18
POHRRY.

- Dne 8. rfjna zemrela pf.
Caroline Walterhoefer, man
zelka p. Charles A. Walterhoe-
fer, 1709 N. Lombard Ste We
start "a let. Narodila Sc v
Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc re Schimdn-
kova Pohr. DOmu n ahrbitov
Oak Lawn "a assistance Father
F. Yanishe.
- Dne 9. Tijna zemfel kra.
jan vdovec p. John V. Kucera
6508 Brook Ave. We start got
let. Narodil Sc v Ceskosloven.
sku a I'll ma odpocinku.
Pohreb konal sc pondel1
IA. T1jna z domu smutku dc
kostela ST. Michael a odtud n;
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele ;
byl vypraven p. Harlem E
SchimGnkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18
BEZCELNE BA-
LfCKY DO cSR.
Csl. narodni rada zada Prahu,
ably lhita prodlouzena byla do
pfistich mi.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. narodni
rady v Americe).

Opatrenf o bezcelnem vyba-.
vovani darkovych balfck1 z
Ameriky, jehoz platnost csl.
ministerstvo finance ma zadost
Csl. narodnl rady v Americe
ponechalo pc cely rok 1916,
vyborne Sc osvedcilo. Ne tis1-
ce, ale statisfce darkovych ba-
lfckl bylo poslano do stare Via
sti. Byl to nevysychajicf
zdroj zasobovani pro tisice
prribuznych a znamych americ-
kych obcanG We stare vlasti.
Bylo to velke dilo lasky a lid
skosti. A Ceskoslovenske re-
publice dostalo Sc tax zasob.
liez by jinou cestou nebylo mo-
zno opatTit. Tisice dopis1 re
stare vlasti, z nichz mnoho by
Ilo uverejneno krajanskem
tisku, svedc1 O velkem rozsahu
teto pomoci i o vfelem jejfm
ocenenf S ceskoslovenske stra-
ny.
Mimo hospodaTsky a human
nj ucel, jemuz statis1ce darko-
vych balfckG z Ameriky po-
slouzily, nelze prehlfzet ami O.
kolnost, re tato humanni akce
prispfvala a prispiva k pesten{
pratelskych stykG mezi Ameri-
kou a Ceskoslovenskem a je
proto sluzbou mezinarodnfmu
dorozumenf a mfru, pc nemz
obecny lid vsech narodd tolik
touzi.
Toto opatreni vsak konci
81. prosince 1916.
Doufali jsme, re v r. 1947
nebude tohoto opatreni jiz ire
ba. S potesenfm jsme sledo-
vail velky hospodafsky pokrok
iehoz We stare vlasti letos bylo
docfleno. S radostf jsme priji-
mali zpravy o dobre 1rode le-
tosniho roku. Avsak klamali
bychom Sc, kdybychom 81 ne
priznali, re dalsl pomoci je do
sud zapotfebl. RAINY valkou
csl. lidu zasazene jsou mno-
hem horst, nez Sc zprvu jevily.
Dale, cinnost UNRRA, jejfz u
CHINA pomoc tax podstatne le-
tos prisp1vala k navratu k nor
malnejs1m fomernm We stare
vlasti, Dude zastavena koncem
tohaoto roku a radne fungujl-
ci nahradnl mezinarodnf po-
income organisace dosud nenl.
Ma prime soukrome pomoci
Dude zvlaste teto zimy jeste
mnoho zalezeti, ably zm1rner
byl otres zastavenim cinnost;
UNRRA zpdsobeny. Tuto po-
moe Jest proto pine umoznit q
usnadnit. A dalsl bezcelne wy
bavovani darkovych balfckf
Jest z hlavnfch podmfnek jeji.
no usnadnen1.
Ceskoslovenska narodnl ra'
ola Americe v uvazenl tete
situace, pozadala proto csl. mi.
nisterstvo finance v Praze, ably
lhHHta bezcelneho vybavovani
darkovych balickI z Ameriky
byla prodlouzena alespon dc
uni roku 1947.
! Narodni rada doufa, re ces.
koslovenska vlada vyjde opet
5 ochotou vstT1c nasi zadosti
A jest presvedcena, re zadost
=Iieji setka Sc S plnym pochope.
MIN a souhlasem vsech Ameri
CANT, kteri touzf pc tom, ably
svym drahym We stare vlast
mohli jeste teto zimy a ma jare
pristine roku ucinne pomahat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18

= Bingo a Card Party We
skole August1n Hermana V
pondelf, FL. T1jna pofada Sdru-
zeni Csl. SpolkG.
Prvnl Maskarnf Pies Move
no Klubu Mladeze car" V So
botu, &c. r1jna.
" nedeli, 27. rfjna do l
do 6 odpol. Oyster Roast po-
fada Dem. Klub Ceskych Mia
d1kn 7. wardy, 2100 Ashland
Avenue.
" nedeli, 8. listopadu We
Ger operetu "Hosi cd sumavy"
sehraje Ochtnicky Spolek Osa-
dy sv. Vaclava v Auditorium.
" nedeli, 8. listopadu Cd
poledne "Detsky Maskarnl
Pies" v Sokolovne.
V sobotu, 8. listopadu
Pratelsky Vecer a Jitrnicove
Hody porada Tel. Jedn. Sokol
Curtis Bay.
V utery, 10. listopadu
poradajf Sok. Jedn. "Blesk' a
BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic "Karetnl
Vecirek" We prospect Zavod-
niho Fondu.
V sobotu, %. listopadu
vecer v Delnickem Dome Pc
svfcenskou Zabavu pofada
Podp. Spolek "Rovnost".
Sylvestr v Sokolovne v
1tery, 81. p%rosince.
Celorocni program "Pokroku'
9. listopadu = Zabava.
81. prosince. "Sylvetsr'.
rs. ledna. Selsky Pies.
Is. bTezna. Josefofska.
26. dubna Majova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18
Udatny general Stilwell zem-
rel We vek1l 63 Ieta.

General Josef w. Stilwell,
ktery prozil velk6 boje a sv1-
zele v bojfch ma pacifickem O.
ceane prot Japoncdm, re KITE
rych vysel jake velky vftez,
zemfel Is. rjna v nemocnici
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18

Lettermanove v kasarnach SEES
teho armadnfho sboru, ktere-
mt byl velitelem. Zemrel tise,
We spanl, pc dlouhotrvajicf ne
moci ledvin, jez byla nevyleci-
telna, jak lekari zjistili. Ne
moe utrzil patrne "a sveho po-
bytu ma Burme v dob9 yalky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-18
Hlasy csl. tisku o vysledku
mirove conference.

Praha (CTK) - "Svobodne
slovo" v komentari o mlrove
emlouve parlzske napsalo to-
to: "Ceskoslovensko nedosa-
Mo vsech pozadavkd, S ktery-
mi pTislo ma paflzskou miro
YOU konferenci. Stez1 lie mlu-
Wit O porazce csl. stanoviska,
ielikoz conference zaujala vel
mi kladny postoj k zasade, re
Ceskoslovensko must byt ma
rodnfm staten Cechu a Slova-
XII. Prijetf teto zasady bylo
velkym osobnfm 1spechem mi
nistra Jana Masaryka a bylo
podmfneno tradicnlmi sympa-
tiemi k Masarykovu Ceskoslo-
vensku. Je hodno p~olitovani,
re tato zasada nebyla pine Wy
iadfena v textu smlouvy tim,
re tam nebylo vyslovne potato
lstanovenf O transient NADIA
ri. z naseho hlediska je nejdd-
leziteisim, re nam byla dana
naprosta volnost pri vnitrostat-
nj uprave pomeru madarskeho
obyvatelstva v Ceskoslovensku
TAX Nv. mensinovy system je
pro mas mrtev. Nebude proto
v Ceskoslovensku madarske
mensiny, mensinoveho rezimu
a mensinovych prav. Bude jen
narodnf stat Cech1 a Slovaku.
V tom nam dala i par1zska kon
ference "a pravdu.'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
Disrnantling
Begins On
FPHAUnits
Emergency Units
Go To Colleges
For Vet Homes

Several hundred emergency
units, which sheltered II ~s
workers here in war, are being
rushed to college campuses in
this area where they will help
relieve the housing shortages in
institutions of higher learning,
veteran-packed in wars after
math.
Dormitory and efficiency
apartments, totaling APO units,
are in the process of being dis
mantled by five contractors who
will employ several hundred
men. The units have been deelar-
ed terminated" by the Federal
Public Housing Authority, refer
ring to their necessity or useful
ness.
The units will be disposed of
as follows: Three dormitory
wings, or 108 units. will be dis
mantled by c. NJ. Guest and
Sons and transported to Glenn
son, S. C..
Three apartment wings or 48
units will be sent to Lincolnton,
Ca, by l.. c. King.
Eight apartment wings or l28
units will. 60 to the Ellisville
Junior College near Laurel and
are in the process of being dis
mantled by the M. I. Reed Con-
struction Company, which will
also send one dormitory wing
to the Negro college near Holly
Springs. This wing was occnpi-
ed by negroes. and has SO units.
Two wings of 10 units each
of apartments and SO units of
dormitory space will be sent to
harvard, N. c., by Henry c.
Beck and Company.
Aigernon Biair VIII send two
apartment wings or 80 units TO
Vicksburg.
More of the temporary units
will be terminated as time goes
on until all have been disposed
of, officials said.