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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Pesci odgovorni "a
vecino prometnih nezgod

Statistika clevelandske poll
cije izkazuje, da je bio med SO
osebami, XII SO bile ubite ma Gle
velandskih ulicah do konca pro-
slega tedna, 70 pescev, vecji del
starih oseb, XII so nasle smrt> ma
cestah po svoji lastni neprevid-
nosti. Avtomobilisti so kili kri-
vi, oziroma obtozeni samo v 16
sluca iih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

Poznana Mrs. Mary Gerl IL
756 E. 200 St. je prejela IL roj-
sine vasi Smerje pri Ilirski Bi-
strict zalostno vest, da il je tam.
kaj umrla ljubljena matt Hele-
ma Kovacic, v visoki starosti SO
let. Poleg hcere Mrs. Gerl, "a
pusca pokojnica tn sina Johna
in hcere Mrs. Jennie Kaluza in
Mrs. Antonio Vrh ter v Export,
Pa, hcer Mrs. Josephine Kova-
cic. Bodi pokojnici lahka donna
ca gruda, preostalim pa nase So
zalje! ~. ~:..s-.-- =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Novi zakoni "a
varnost proti oqniu

V bodocnosti bodo cleveland
ski hoteli zgrajeni pod novimi
zahtevami "a povecano varnost
in isto tako bodo vsi start ho-
tell morali biti v teku enega leta
preurejeni ma podlagi moderne
.~4
Emil J. Szendy, svetnik, XII ie
zaposlen pri preureditvi zako-
nov zidanju, je predlozil move
zakone, XII bodo nudili vec var
nosti v slucaju izbruha ognja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Price izpovedujejo O
zverinskem pocetju
nacijskih zdravnikov

NUREMBERG, Is. dec.-Pri
obravnavi, XII Sc vrsi proti q ma.
cisticnim zdravnikom, XII so OBJ
dolzeni zverinskega postopanja
"pacijenti," mad katerimi so
vrsili neeloveske eksperimente,
je nastopil kot prica tudi 29-let-
nj Jud IL Svedske, Berl Bessing.
Navzlic svojim letom izgleda
Bessing kot starec. Poveda1 je,
da je prisal p~ieat, ker jih zeli
vse videti obesene. Pokazal je z
prstom ma veliKega in mocnega
zdravnika ma zatozni klopi in
rekel: "Ta je bill moi zdravnik!"
Povedal je, da je bill v rokah
zdravnikov sest let. Tri leta so
ma MENU vrsili eksperimente.
Sterilizirali so ga, presadili kost
IL glave v nogo, odstranili so
misicje il njegovih nog in ME
gova prsa so bila 0sa natecena
cd nestetih injekcij.
Bessing je danes xiv mrtvec.
.Pravi, da ne bo nikoli zapustil
bolnice in da je cakal leta in le-
ia, da bi mogel pricati proti
zdraVnikom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

Porocllo pravl, da Je Zastop-
mix jugoslovanskega ministrstva
"a zunanje zadeve, obdolzil av-
strijsko vdalo, da bodo koroski
Slovenci preganjani in izpostav-
ljeni propaganda, XII jo reakci-
jonarni krogi Avstrije sirijo
proti Jugoslaviji. -.u
.Zastopnik ministrstva je ome-
nil, da je knjizica Regionalna
in ekonomska vprasanja spod-
ME Koroske'', XII ma popolnoma
nacisticen nacin zahteva jugo-
slovanska ozemlja, bila tiskana
v drzavni tiskarni Avstrije.
Avstrijske oblasti podpirajo
v0jne zlOcince
v nadaljevanju obtozb proti
avstrijski vladi, porocilo pravi,
da 50 onaenjeni slucaji delovne
brigade, ki je inaela Il Koro4ke
oditi M dslo pr gradnji n,Ia-
dinske proge, toda nj dohiia do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

KRozEK ST. z PROG. SLOW.
Jutri vecer Sc vrsi letna seia
krozka St. 2 Prog. Slov. v navad-
nih prostorih SND ma St. Clair
Ave. clanice 50 prosene, da So
gotovo udelezijo polnostevilno.
PriGetek OBJ 7.3O uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
PIsMo II DoMovINE

Y nasemu uradu imamo pi-
smo "a Mario Lampe cd njene-
ga netaka Jozefa Media, ki Sc
nahaja Y ameriski okupacijski
zoni Y Nemeiji. Njegova matt je
Antonija Media bivajota Y Je-
senicah na Gorenjskem, kateri
je skuSal q veckrat pisati, 4 se
mu Sc ii posretilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

Barberton, 0. - Zadnje case
so vile rojenice pridno obiska-
vale to naselbino. Pri druzini
Frank Markovich mi. so pusti-
lie prvorojencka. - Joe F. Su-
starsic Sc je zarocil S Carolyn
Tyrovsky il Akrona - oba de-
lata pri Goodyear Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Velika nesoglasja OBJ
ukinjenju delouanja UNRRA-e

WASHINGTON, 10. dec. (ONA)-Uporn La Guardia
e odlocno zagovarja ustanovev novega mednarodnega
fonda razdeljevanje pooc sradaocim narodo trdec
da tenn polu potrebno mednarodno sodeovane Nazi-
ranje amerskega drzavnega oddeka teu
sprono in je zzvalo med can UNRREe prece odpora in
trpkosti.2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
v BOLNISNICI

v BOLNISNICI
Mrs. Mary Kobal il 23126
Lakeland Blvd. Sc nahaja, v
Glenville bolniSnici re teden
dni. Prijateljice jo lahko obisce-
10, mi il pa zelimo, da bi CHM
preje popolnoma okrevala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
VILE ROJENICE

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Steve
Tumbry il E. Its St. SO Sc zgla-
sile vile rojenice in pustile krep-
kega sincka. Mlada mamica je
hei Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Godec il
20755 No. Vine ST., XII sta tako
postala zopet start oce in stara
matt. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

Dodatno k temu naglasajo
clani UNRRA-e s precejsnjo je-
20, da je Amerika ravnokar
sklenila dogovor z Veliko Brita-
MILO, XII DO jamcii Nemcem "a
prihodnja tri leta dostojno ziv-
ljenje. Tako Sc godi sovrazni-
kom, doeim bodo nekatere "a
vezniske dezele obsojene ma
glad in lakoto, poudarjajo ONE
njeni clani UNREAD.
Amerisko stalisce je
mnOgim zagonetha
Zed. drzave so Sc obvezale, da
bodo podprle Nemcijo pribliz-
no 80 milijoni dolarjev nepo-
sredne podpore, k cemur velja
dodati Sc dobave surovin, XII bo-
do dobavljene NemGiji skozi pri-
hodnja tri leta, da Sc pozene v
obrat memo industrijo.
Mnogim delegation UNRRA-e
je sedanje stalisce Zedinjenih
drzav nemogoce objasniti in
.opraviciti, ne glede na to, da %
q pridobile toliko zaslug "a trs
pece il stradajoce narode Y ne
posredni povojni dobi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
DOSPELI MA POGREB

DO0F LII MA FOG1k1sb
L. Indianapolisa, Ind, so pri-
sli ma pogreb pokojnega Andrew
Renko, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank in
Agnes Rajer in hci Mrs. Rose
Shockency. Mrs. Rajer je sestra
Mrs. Josephine Renko, soproge
pokojnega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Nehru dal razumeti, da bo pretrgala
zyeze z Anglijo v nekaj dneh

BENARES India, 15 dec-Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru,
vodiln minister zacasne ndske vade e danes zjav da
DO India preknila svoje Angjo eku treh dne
Odocitve ndijskega parlamenta ne bodo bodoce
prihajale pred angleski parliament je izavi Nehru
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
'5Ak0 VI5JE MEzDE M0REJ0
pREpRE(ITI N0v0 DEpRE5IJ0
Predsednik CIO zahteva, da kongres
obdavci "plen vojnih dobickarjev"

WASHINGTON, Is. dec.-Philip Murray predsednik
CIO e poveda ekonomskim svetovalcem Belle hse da e
nova depresija neizogibna, &c mezde zvsao cu
da vzposav ravnovese sedanjo pretirano dragino
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Jugoslavija bo zahtevala
prikliuGcitev Koro$ke
Zei imeti besedo pri
mirovni pogodbi z Avstrijo

BELGRAD, Is dec-Jugoslovanska vlada je danes
daa vede da bo obnova svojo zahtevo prkljucitev
Koroske zvezo federatvnih narodnih repubik Jugo-
slavic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

r DoMovINE
Dopisnico u stare domovine
ina Y nasemu uradu Mrs. Mary
Abrarnovit. l-- =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

|
da Sc vzpostavi ravnovesje S
Poleg zvisanja mezd DO Muir
ray naslovil ma predsednika
Trumana poziv, maj podpre v
novem kongresu zahtevo "a po-
sebne davke ma "plen vojnih do
bickarjev in s2ekulantov'.
Murray je izjavil, da so vsi ne
varni znaki jasni.
"Produkcija je zacela padati
in Sc nahaja izpod moznosti, da
Sc zadovolji zahtevam ljudstva
"a dobrinjami in delom", je po-
vedal Murray. Poudaril pa je,
da so Sc navzlic temu nazadova-
nju v produkciji profit "bizne-
sa" in industrije zvisali.
"Nahajamo Sc pred veliko
spremembo v nasem ekonom-
skem zivljenju. Niti enega eko-
noma v Zed. drzavah nj, XII ne
bi bill preprican, da polom pri-
haja. Vprasanje je lie, kedaj DO
ia polom prisel."
Zahteva zdravo resitev
ekonomskega vprasanja
V nadaljevanju svo:ega toll
macenja sedanjega polozaja je
Murray omenil, da Sc racuna,
da DO prislo do poloma prot i
koncu leta 1947, ali pa v FACET
iku leta 194s. Poudarii je, da sc
lahko prepreci polom edino z
inteligentnim in zdravim posto-
panjem pri resevanju tega vpra-
sanja.
/ Murray je poudaril, da je kri-
"a neizogibna iz dveh razlogov: {:
ker je dohodek kupcev nezado-
stem, da bi mogel kriti visoke
Gene, in ker so Gene in profit
pretirani.
CIO podala porocilo,
da so mezde lahko 25% visje
Organizacija C1O je ze prete-
klo sredo podala izvestaj, v ka-
terem je poudarila, da bi pod
jetja lahko zvisala mezde "a Is
odstotkov brez da bi to povzro-
clio nadaljno draginjo. v svo-
jem komentarju ma ia izvestaj
Murray je podal izjavo, da so
profiti posameznih podjetij vec-
j kot so bill kdajkoi poprej
in sicer zaradi "nenasitnosti We
likega biznesa".
Stavke povzrocene po krivdi
velikega monopola
Pri koncu svoje izjave je
Murray podal analizo vzrokih
stavk v letu 1916. Rekel je do
besedno:
"Stavke in pomanjkanja v le-
tu 1916. so izraz odbijanja ma
sih najvecjih monopolov, da
sprejmejo politiko mezd, pripo-
rocano cd Wade; njihovega od-
bijanja, da vodijo pregovore ma
podlagi pogojev, XII so Jill dr.
zavni posredovalci nasli "a po-
pomona zmerne, in njihove ze-
lie, da unicijo kontrolo cen z
ustvarjanjem UNI etnega po-
manjkanja.'
'Izgube korporacij je placala
vlada potion povrnitve preko-
mernih davkov ma profile. De-
lavstvo in ljudstvo nj i'm elo
taksne zaScite. =
Murray je urgiral elane od-
bora, mai njegova priporocila
vkljucijo v predloge, ki Jill bo
predsednik Truman podal kon-
gresu prihodnjega meseca.
II DoMOvINE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

mi smo prenehali gledati ma
London. Nase probleme bono
sami resevali. Kongres je odlo-
Gil, da gre naprej brez vsakega
obotavljanja in Anglia nina
vec moei, da bi preprecila neod-
visnost Indije."
Gornje izjave je podal Nehru
ma velikem shodu pred 100000
udelezenci v Benarescu. V svo-
jem govoru je okrcal reakcio-
narno politiko voditeljev Musli-
manske lige, XII po izjavah Ne
hrua ne zelijo neodvisnost In
die.
Anglia zeli razdvojiti
indijske narode
Voditelj Kongresne stranke je
okrcal Anglijo, da zeli razdvoji-
ii Indijo in tako ostati ma obla-
sti v Pakistanu.
''Ce 81 izvolimo katerokoli OBJ
liko ustave, ia ustava DO posta-
la ustava svobodne Indie, &c 10
Anglia zeli, ali pa ne. Mi nj
smo prisli v ustavodajno skup-t
scino cato, da bi postavljali ma
Sc odloke ma srebrni kroznik in
plesai okrog angleske Wade "a
njih odobritev. Odnosi Indie z
Anglijo bodo cd sedaj odvisni,
kako Sc DO Anglia obnasala".
V zvezi z angleskimi cetami
v Indiji je Nehru rekel:
"Kongres (stranka, XII il Ne
hru skupaj Gandijem nacelju-
je) je ze veckrat dal razumeti,
da ne zeli nobenih vojaskih sill
Anglije Indiji. Kongres zeli,
da te eete cimprej zapustijo
Indijo, ker tako bo z njihovim
povlacenjem izginil dober del
indijskih tezav''.
Razgovori Londonu propadli
Istoeasno so prisla porocila o
Evening star., 1946-08-25

] ~des var voety 6 meondse you Bring the m and friends We
Potant % t or % desire With ond hove
9otdoy 10 to pm for Bohtwood
welcome time o ~
Evening star., 1946-08-25

nd wont to onk for poienc doe carpenters
to beautiful stocked full
effects fixtures We're ready
We're
Evening star., 1946-08-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22
Fother Picher
 AssignedTo Bloomfield

Rev. Leo J. Picher, curate at St. Ann's Church, this city, has been assigned as a member of the faculty of St. Thomas Seminary, Bloom field. Two others were named pro- fessors and directed to report to the seminary for the opening of the Fall term by Most Rev. Henry J. O'Brien, bishop of the Hartford diocese.
 In appointments announced today through the medium of The Catho- lie Transcript. Rev James J. Cone frey of Sacred Heart Church, New Haven, and Rev. William J. Thuer, recently ordained, were chosen to teach at the seminary.
 Rev. John P. Wodarski and Rev. Terence P. McMahon, US. Navy chaplains, were reassigned today. Father WodarsKi has been selected as Diocesan Director of Catholic Youth and of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, while Father McMahon will become associated with the staff of The Catholic Transcript.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22

nel into the harbor on Hamilton Island.
 Unlike his last trip to foreign shores, MT. Truman merely was making a vacation stop over at Ber- muda, primarily for the purpose of replenishing fuel and supplies aboard the presidential yacht Will liamsburg.
 It was not disclosed how long MT. Truman would stay at Bermuda or whether he would go ashore. Presi- dential Secretary Charles G. Ross reported merely that the program was wide open" It was believed, however, that protocol would require the British governor general to visit the President and that MT. Truman would return the call.
 The Williamsburg and it's escort, the attack transport Weiss, were ap- preaching Bermuda this morning approximately 48 hours after they cast off at the Quonset Point, R. l., Naval air station. It was there that MT. Truman abandoned an earlier tentative plan to cruise along the New England coast and headed south in quest of warmer weather. The vessels travelled all day yes-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22
Picnic Planned to Help
 Lithuanian War Refuqees

Many noted Lithuanian people will be guests at the Waterbury Lithuanian Liberation League bene- fit picnic, which will be held at Linden Park, Union City, Sunday, September IS.
 Puis Zuris, national president of the league, will deliver radio mes sage to the Lithuanian people. The title of his subject will be announc- ed in the near future. Also featur- ed on the days program will be noted Lithuanian stage, concert radio and Columbia recording stars, the Wesley CWasilauskas) brothers.
 They will sing Lithuanian and English songs, and requested num- bers.
 Victor Zembruski and his Polka orchestra will play for dancing, and refreshments will be served through out the day.
 Proceeds will be used to aid Lith- uanian War Refugees and War Orphans.
 Albinas Kuslis is chairman of the arrangements committee. Assisting are Peter SteponaviciuS, John Tar ella, Dr. Mathew J. Colney, Mrs Stella Romanauskas and Mrs. Will liam Bulerick.
 Promoters to Meet
 There will be a special meeting of the Senior promoters of the Apostle ship of Prayer Society of St Jo- seph's Church Sunday afternoon in the old St. Joseph's clubrooms.
 Alexander J. Aleksis, choirmaster of St. Joseph's Church, attended the annual National Lithuanian -Ameri- can Organists convention at Brook lyn, N. Y, yesterday.
 Miss Adell Macenas, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Macenas of Russell Street, who will be married Sept. T to Alexander Kuzmieh, son of Mrs. Malvina KuNnich f Quaker Hill, New London, was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the Lith- uanian Hall recently by her sister, Nellie Macenas.
 Those present were: Mrs. Malvina Kuznich, Mrs. Anastasia Macenas, Mrs. Patricia Perkins, Mrs Amelia Covensky, Mrs. William Wisaskas, Mrs. B. H. Dupuy, Mrs Mary Kuz- mich, Mrs Pauline Moffo, Mrs. Rose
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22
Two Divorce Actions Filed

Two divorce actions, returnable tc Superior Court Sept. 3, were entered on the court docket yesterday aft ernoon.
 Eloise Gaunt Cummings of Wa terbury seeks a divorce from Leon Cummings, also of this city, claim ing he has been cruel since July 1884. They were married June 30 1884 at Brewster, N r., and have two children whose custody is sought by the mother. Alimony and support also are sought.
 A charge of desertion is the basis of the action filed by Lucy Wilson Wallace of New Haven against Robert Wallace of Waterbury. They were married Jan. 4, 1920, and the plaintiff claims her husband de- serted her in January, 1886. She asks for permission to use her maid en name.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22

Purcaro, Mrs. Mae Balsis, Mrs. Mae Croft, Mrs. Caroline Poder, Mrs. Taglia Smolskis, Mrs. Donna Lam ario and Mrs. Marion Krusko.
 Also, Mrs. Helen Budris, Mrs. Marion Gowlis, Mrs. Sophie Mace inas, Mrs. Celelia Tumila, Mrs. Wanda Rice, Mrs. Margaret Belcrin, Mrs. Mary Reese, Mrs. Mary For tier, the Misses Helen Poder, Nellie E. Wiscackas, Mary Ann Croft, Doris Bebrin, Joan Pranullis, Ann Krunglevich, Mary Undraitis, Ann Krunglevich, Mary Undraitis, Ann Drago, Rosamund Tavano, Julie Lynch, Rito DiToto, Estelle Globis, Sylvia Urauskauskas and Stella Budzinauskas.
 Demonstration Held
 Miss Genevive Penevich and Miss Frances Penevich of Hudson Street, were hostesses at cosmetic demon stration at their home Tuesday night. Mrs. Eula Poirier was the demonstrater.
 Those present were Miss Agnes LlcKuS, MISS Mary Ann MdtuSavage, Barbara Matusavage, Miss Dolores Zukauskas, Miss Nellie Wisackas, Miss Violet Violette, Miss Florence Pergoli Mrs. Della Tortora, Miss Jean Penavich and Frances Pena- vich.
 Also, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Joseph LutinkaS, Mrs. William Wisackas, Miss Zita Orantas, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Orantas of Washington Avenue, celebrated her birthday recently
 Miss Genevice Penevich, daughter of MT and Mrs. Frank Penevich of Hudson Street, celebrated her birth day yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22
Presidents Yacht Docks At Bermuda

Hamilton, Bermuda, Aug. 22- (UP)-President Truman docked at the U. S. Naval base on Bermuda at 10 A. M. EDT. today for a brief holiday stopover at this subtropical vacation retreat.
 The presidential yacht Williams burg tied up at Pier 51 hours after MT. Truman turned away from New England and headed for a war ner climate.
 The Williamsburg and its escort, the attack transport Weiss, pulled within sight of the green shores of the Bermuda island group soon after sunrise. The sky was clear and the early morning sun was hot and bright.
 At 8 A. M. a small harbor boat brought special pilots to the two vessels to direct their course for the tWo-hour run along winding chan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22
VIEW. Post Formed
 In Woodbury Area

Thomas Carsello, senior vice-com- mander of the Connecticut Depart ment of Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be the guest speaker at a meet ing of the newly-organized Wood bury VIEW. Post tonight at the Woodbury Community Hall at 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22

terday over a rolling deep blue sea, which was sprinkled with whitecaps and was causing the ships to pitch and roll. But Mr. Truman was get ting the warmer temperatures he wanted.
 The President saw the movie, "The Stranger" yesterday and spent some time summing himself when the sun broke through the clouds. During most of the rest of the day, he nap ped and read in his stateroom.
 It was not disclosed where the Williamsburg would sail when 1t leaves Bermuda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22
|Lonergan Named Firm Secretary

Harold E. Lonergan of Water bury is secretary of the Thomaston Spring Company of Thomaston, for which a certificate of organization was filed this week at the office of Secretary of State John J. Pres tia in Hartford. William V. Loner- gan of Plymouth is president-treas- urer and Joseph F. Lozewski of Bristol is vice-president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22
Late Jurist Left S87,92O Estote

An estate valued at sS7, ,92o.45 was left by the late Superior Court Judge Earnest c. Simpson of New Haven, according to an inventory on file in the New Haven Probate Court. Mae E. Simpson is executrix. The estate consists of stock, bonds, and ot,her investments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22

In Hyde County, N. C., man tired of lying on his involid's bed directed of lying on his nivalid's bed directed that he be buried standing up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22

William P. Cahill will serve as chairman. Post officers will be elect ed and a name chosen for the or- ganization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-22

 
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Smyrna times., 1946-05-23
POLICE NAME
NEW OFFICERS
Edgar j. Boggs Elected Pres
ident of Delaware AssOcia-
tiOn of Chiefs of Police
HELD AT WAYSIDE INN

Edgar ]. Boggs of Cheswold was
elected president of the Delaware
Association of Chiefs of Police at
the annual election held Monday
night at the Wayside Inn, Smgr-
ma. Mr.. Boggs, who is state de-
tective for Kent County, succeeds
Lieut.. Walter F. Squires of Will
mington. Lieut.. Carl Schnetter of
the Delaware State Police was
elected vice-president and Lieut..
Arthur B. Wilson of the Whining
ton Bureau of Police, who had
served as secretary, was elected
treasurer. Lieut.. Harry S. Shew
of the state police was elected Sec
retary.
Officers To Be Installed
The new officers will be installed
and committees appointed at the
organizations next meeting which
will mark the final session until
September. Michael A. Pessolano,
investigator in charge of southern
New Jersey and Delaware for the
Alcohol Tax Unit, Treasury De-
partment, was the principal speak,
er. He outlined the small firearms
registrations being conducted by
the alcohol tax unit throughout
the country as safety measure
and stressed the necessity of police
cooperation in this work. He ex-
planned that such registration was
necessary to prevent souvenir fire
arms, being brought back by ser
vice men, from falling into the
hands of criminals.
Registration in State
Such registration is now being
conducted in Wilmington and will
be taken throughout the state, i
was stated. Detective Sergt. Caz
enova S. Seitz and Sergt. Clarence
K. Lynch, both of the Delaware
State Police; Elmer c. Jewell
chief investigator, Delaware Liq
uor Commission, and Paul Porter
chief of the Harrington police
were admitted as new members.
Smyrna times., 1946-05-23
SPOTTED FEVER
CASE REPORTED
First Case or dangerous Dis
ease This Year Reported
by Board of Health
IL DEATHS SINCE 1882

Two cases of Rocky Mountain
spotted fever, just reported in Del
aware, prompts the State Board of
Health to issue a warning about
this dangerous disease, which is
spread by the bite of wood tick.
Ticks are now prevalent in the
state, according to persons whose
work takes them into the fields
and woods. The two current cases
of tick fever are from Wilmington
and from Sussex County. First
reported in Delaware in 1882,
Rocky Mountain spotted fever has
caused the death of IL persons out
of the As who have had the disease
since 1889, and the statewide dis
tribution of the cases indicates
that ticks which carry the disease
are also widely scattered. Of the
As cases since 1889, 5 have been in
Wilmington, 16 in New Castle
County outside Wilmington, II in
Kent and 13 in Sussex.
Examine Body Closely
The principal danger of the tick
is, of course, his bite and even
though only / tick in many hun
dreds may carry the Rocky Noun
tain spotted fever virus. that 1
tick (Which cannot be recognized
from the rest) may cause a fatal
infection. Since many people are
taking advantage of fine spring
weather to go on picnics or to be
out in woods and fields, the State
Board of Health warns everyone
to watch out for ticks, and to ex-
anime the body closely when re-
turning from such a trip. Where
ticks are picked up out-of-doors, it
is usually from grass or weeds,
close to the ground. Men will find
that boots laced over trouser legs,
or even pulled up over the bottoms
of trousers, helps to keep the ticks
from crawling beneath the cloth
ing. Ticks may also be found in
towns where the grass and weeds
are allowed to grow wild. Keep
these cut closely around houses
schools, and parks, advises the
State Board of Health.
Examine Children Often
Ticks often work their way up
ward before attaching themselves
the back of the head and neck o1