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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31

INDIJOJE dabar siaucia
didesnis 'subruzdimas negu
seniau, kada jai buvo rel
kalaujama nepriklausomy-
be, o Anglia atsisakydavo
ia duoti.
Dabar Britai pasiule In
dijai pilna nepriklausomy-
be ir nusiunte ten misija
susitarimui isteigti Indijos
zmoniu valdzia, bet Indijos
vadai nezino ko griebtis,
ir daugelyje vietu eina net
E.pilietines kovos vienu uz,
kitty prizes ta pasiulyma.
Vienoje srityje Indijoje
pastaru dienu mustynese
uzmusta 10 zmoniu, 95 SUI.
zeista, 276 arestuota.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
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EkOnOn1ika
KVIECIU JAU ATSIRADO
BET DUONOS AR BUS?

Xxi sIOL sio pavasario sa-
lygos rodo kad siu metu kvie-
ciu derlius bus didelis. 49,
Pirmutine kvieciu pjutis jau
prasidejo Oklahoma ir Texas
valstijose, kur laukai anksti
sunoksta, ir yra viltys kad 81
badavimo laikotarpi Europoje
ir kitur galima bus palengvin-
ii geru pervirsium Amerikoje
gaunamu grudu.
Viena kliutis yra tik tame
ar bus pakankamai priemoniu
laiku tuos grudus pervezti j
reikalingas vietas. Rupesti da-
linai sudare prasidejes gelezin-
keliu streikas, bet streikas jau
pasibaige. Antras rupestis tai
ar bus pakankamai vagonu gru-
dams pervezti neatideliojant.
KARO metals, kuomet karas
pareikalavo daug gelezinkeliu
vagonu, gelezinkeliai pajiege
pasiusti 445,000 vagonu palm
ii ankstyviems grudams per-
vezti j sunaudojimo vietas.
Dabar sakoma yra apie 1885,
900 vagonu, sumazejimas pa
eina nuo daugelio vagonu su-
sidevejimo ir sugedimo per
darbingus karo metus.
Jeigui he angliakasiu strei-
kas, kas sutrukde ANGLES is
veziojima ir streikui pasibai-
gus reikalinga bus skubeti an
gil isvezioti, angliniai vagonai
galetu gerai patarnauti grudu
pervezimui. Dabar betgi gele-
zinkeliai negali taip pasielgti,
ir todel pervezimas grudu, nors
ju jau pradeda atsirasti, lures
butt sutrukdytas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
POTVINIUOSE zU-
VO 10 ZMONIU

Didilis ilgas lietus kuris
tesesi kelias dienas pereita
savaite, sukele potvinius =
potviniai palette Ohio upe
ir' Susquehanna upe rytine-
je dalyje Pennsylvanijos ir
pietineje dalyje New Yor-
ko valstijos.
Potviniu nelaimese zuvo
10 ar daugiau zmoniu.
Daug sriciu buvo apsem-
ia upiu issiliejimais ir pa
daryta ivairiu nuostoliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
s. Sveikiname L.V.S.
;&RRD SO Seine De|esstu.

Svekiname Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos 6-to me
tinio seimo delegatus suvazavusius Detroit, Mich,
Brzelio 1-2, r nkime sklandziai aptarti darbus ir
reikaus sarysyje su musu tevynes Lietuvos vadavi-
mu Linkime kad LVS isvystytu didziausia akcija
Lietuvos reikalais 81 meta kuomet eina tautu ir val
stybiq ikimo sprendimai r daroma taikos sutartys.
DrvOs Redakcia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31

j netinkamu vadu darbi-
ninkams. Tx diena prizes
tai jis viesai aimanamo ko-
kie biedni yra gelezinkeliu
darbininkai, gauna mazas
algas, o apsisukes tuoj pa
sirode kad unija yra tur-
tinga, net su AT milijonu
dolariu fondu. Tx tas fon-
das yra ne unijos darbinin-
ky, bet jo vieno maloneje
daryti salyje net pervers-
mus.
Taigi, darbininkai ne tik
mesa nuostolius nuolatiniais
streikavimais, bet net dide-
lenis duoklemis kuriomis
juos apkrauna uniju vadai.
Visuomene pradeda per-
matyti ko siekia galybe pa
sigere uniju virsininkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
AMERIKA sutiko duoti

P r a ncuzijai ST ,37O,OOO, ,UUO
paskolos, pagelbeti tai sa-
liai atsistoti ant koju. 81
paskola duodama is Ex-
port-Import Banko, taigi
ja kongresui nereikia bal
suoti. Anglijai paskola Ell
ma per Kongresa. ...
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31

SVIESTO kama OPA su-
tikimu leidziama pakelti IL
c. svarui. Pieno kama lei
diana pakelti 1c kvortai.
Kaip tik kama pakils syies-
to atsiras pakankamai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
SOVIETAI sutare apgir

kluoti Lenkija, kuria Waldo
komunistu vyriausybe, kad
ir laikinai. Lenkijoje lures
ivykti rinkimai kada neto-
limoje ateityje, ir ten boise
vikai irodys kad Lenkijos
zmones nori pasilikti sovie-
tu itakoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31

DEL. gelezinkeliq streikO
pereitas DirvOs numeris j
kitus miestus pavelav0, mes
pastas neprieme laikrasciu
Xxi Geguz6s n.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31


UN saugumo konferencijo-
je New Yorke dabar kelia-
ma Siamo skundas prizes
Prancuzija, kuri bando val
dyti dali Siamo teritorijos
greta Prancuzu Indo-Kini-
jos, Azijoje.
Su Irano klausimu dal
nebaigta, nes Rusai laikosi
Azerbeidzane. Pati Ameri.
kos vyriausybe stengias!
gauti apie tai raporta per
savo ambasadoriu Irane.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
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P Pa%z.s.,;ka
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Potsdamo NJ ~
Sunkiai AtitaisIssa "
Potsdarr1o
Sunkiai AtitaisI'

&
Paryziaus konferencL e so.
vletai atmete Valstybes Sekre-
toriaus Byrnes pasiulyma per-
tvarkyti Vokietija, kad il ga
letq gyvuoti kaip vienas ku-
mas. Tu ir kitty visu nesutari-
mu deliai Paryziaus konferen-
cija suiro.
Vokietijos suvienijimo klau-
sima Britai ryztasi iskelti kon-
ferencijoje kuri susirinks Pa
ryziuje Birzelio Is.
Vokietijos padalinimas tarp
Rusu, Amerikeciu, Prancuzu ir
Britq buvo senas Churchilro
planas, SUI kuo sutiko Preziden-
tas Truman, naujai patekes j
triju didziqju konferencija po
Roosevelto mirties. Tas Pots
damo planas buvo kenksmin-
gas, ir jis dabar aiskiai pasiro-
de negalimas toliau toleruoti.
Jeigu Maskva nesutiks SUI
vienyti Vokietija tai, sake, su-
vienys jos likusias iris dalis
Amerikieciai, Prancuzai ir An
glai. Bet tai bus kaip sutiki-
mas palikti likusia Vokietijos
dali Rusams ant visados. Jei
toks sutikimas butu padarytas
tas irodytu ir tolesni sajungi-
ninku nusileidinia Rusams ir
palikima Vokietijos dalies Ru-
su nuosavybe, kaip jau palikta
ellie kitty valstybiu.
Tuo tarpu, kaip is Washing
tono pranesa, Byrnes pastry
zes pastatyti Rusu delegacijai
Paryziuje dar grieztesnius pa
reikalavimus negu state pasta
role konferencijoje. Tada, sa-
ko, pasaulis gales aiskiai pama-
tyti ko Rusai siekia Vokietijo-
je ir visur kitur Europoje.
& Gala kad Westinghouse tik
dabar kalba kad pasaulis gales
pamatyti Rusu tikslus: pasau-
lis jau senai ta mato ir Zinc, ir
del to pasaulis neramus. Tx
Washingtono tupciotojai nema-
tie ir nejaute bolseviku tikslu,
kas dave bolsevikams galimy-
bes savo pozicijas sustiprinti
Xxi tick kad dabar jau negelb-
sti jokios tarybos su Rusais.
Galima speti kad ir is Sc
kancios konferencijos Byrnes
parvaziuos tik su raportu apie
nepasisekima.
AMERIKOS Darbo Federaci-
jos vadovybe pastarame savo
posedyje Washingtone isnese
paneigima Rusu politikos ku-
ri veda prie kito karo.
"Jeigu Russia rodo savo uz-
sispyrima ir nesiskaityma", sa-
ko ADJ pareiskimas, "mes tu-
rim parodyt jai kad mes CALM
butt dar didesni uzsispyreliai
apgynimui savo pagrin d n y
principu. Mes raginame Anne
rikos valdzia reikalauti kad Ru-
sija ispildytu savo karo meto
pasizadejimus paremtus Allan
to Carteriu".
BRAZILIJOJE prade d a m a
rimta kova prizes komunistus
.ka vadovauja patti valdzia.
Santos uoste, kuris yra di.
dziausias pasaulyje kavos is
vezimo uostas, laivu kroveja
sustreikavo atsisakydami lio
duoti prekes is laivu turinci'
Ispanijos Franko vyriausybe'
veliava. Laivu krovejq uniJ'
yra komunistu kontroleje. Val
dzia uzdare ta unija sesiu me
nesiu laikui ir policijos pagalb'
priverte darbininkus lioduot
Ispanijos laivus.
BROWDER'O sugryzimu j
Maskvos, spejama, Ameriko
komunistams bus parvezta vi
sal nauja strategija pasinau
! doti is visq nepasitenkinimu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
VOKIETIJOJE.
pakarta

20 naziai, sajungininku tel
smo pripazinti kaltais da-
lyvavime iszudymo 100000
zmoniu Dachau koncentra-
cijos stovykloje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
IS AMERIKOS

tuota jau 3,493,Oo0 tonq
kvieciu ir miltu j neturin-
cias Sails tarp Sausio l ir
Geguzes 20. Numatyta gi
buvo isvezti 4,666,000 tony.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31

KINIJOJE, Gen. Ciang-
Kai-sek atsigriebe prizes ko-
munistus ir pastate jiems
salyga kad tuojau apleistu
Harbino Cangcun gelezin-
geli, kad liautu uzpuolimus
Mandzurijoje, ir kad peror-
ganizuotu komunistus kar-
eivius sulyg nacionales ar
mijos plano.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
MaineriQl Streikas Baigtas
GEGUzES 80 PASKELBTA KIETOS An
GILES DARBINIkKU STREIKAs

Geguzes 20, Washingtone, Baltajame Name, Prezi-
dento Trumano akvaizdoje, angliakasiu unos pirmi-
ninkas John L. Lewis ir Vidaus Reikau Sekretorius -
Illus A. Krug pasirase mnkstos ANGLES sutart Sutar-
tbs pasrasya vadzia del to kad kasykos buvo palm
os valdzos kontrolen. Sutarciu pldyas ir kasyklos
perduodamos privatniams kasyklu operatorams.
Unijos vadai issiunte 100000 angliakasiu pranesi-
ma ta paca dlena kad strekas baigtas n kas darbnin-
ka gryzu darbus. Darbas minkstos ANGLES kasyklo-
Sc prasides plnai Birzelio 3 d..
Angliakasiai laimejo agu pakelima pc ape $185 j
dlena ar dirbs nuo dienu tony. Darbo savaite
normalia susdes is penkiu dienu po valandas Jegu
rekanga bus drbt sesta dena mokestis bus pusantro
tick Maneria Xxi sio az dienu savaite gavo mokes-
ties $63.5O Dabar gaus $7525. W dienu savate da-
bar gaus $5925
Priimta unijos reikaavimas steigti maineru selpi-
mo geroves fonda Ia fonda sudarys kasvklu opera
toru mokami taksai SC nuo kiekveno iskasanlo tono
Lewis reikaavo po 1Oc tono). Fondas betgi bus
konroeje valdzios kasyku admnstratoriaus kartu SUI
unlJos valdyba ne vieno Lewis, kaip jis rekalavo
Siuo budu fondas susdes is ape S25 coo OOO
ne is S6OO0OOOO r bus geroje kontrolee vetoie vie
no zmogaus kontroes, kurs tuos pingus imu svadyti
savo politiskiems sekimams
KIETOS ANGLES STREIKAS
Baigus minkstos ANGLES streka .Geguzes 80 prane-
Sc kad su ia diena prasdeda 10000 keos ANGLES kase
Ju streikas uz nauja kontrakta Ketos ANGLES kasvk-
los randasi rytineie Pennsylvanijoje.
Kick gero padarytu darbininkai patys sau wac uni
Ju vada jeigu e nesiosktu diktatorsku budu prver-
sti sail paketi agas, ssaukimais vska paraziuoanciu
strelku Juk gall tarybu keu pasiekti ia patti ka soka
siekti kenksmingais streikais
kokia nauda darbininkams jeigu 25OOOO ar 400 600
venos unlJos darbninku sulako darbus net liionams
kitty darblnlnku, kure nori dirbti?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
Issue 2,OOC
 Dog Licenses

Your dog may become a fugitive from justice by tomorrow if you fail today to obtain 1946 dog tag for it. Today is the final day for ob- taining dog licenses, both from the standpoint of avoiding the addi- tional $l penalty and having the dog legally tagged.
 Over 2,O00 tags had been issued up to noon today at the office or Town Clerk Mary c. Kilmartin.
 Tags are again of metal after four war years of issuing plastic tags. The latter were a source of delectable tidbits to some dogs that found them very tasty. Others seemed to take fiendisll delight in rolling over and crushing them. With the return of metal, returns also the Illustration.
 Fees remain the same, being &2 for male and spayed animals and $6-25 for unspayed females.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
Bremen Bottle Stubborn Bloze

Slight damage was reported in a fire yesterday afternoon at the Connecticut Light & Power gas plant at Railroad Hill Street. Bremen from four companies fought the blaze for several hours yesterday afternoon which started in an in- take ventilator system at the plant.
 Fire Marshal Eugene Legge said sparks from an electric welding ma chine ignited wood on the ventila- tor. c. L. & P. officials said the slight damage was quickly repair ed. They reported that the genera tor system was in operation with out a disruption of service.
 Bremen also responded to six other minor fires yesterday Three brush fires were extinguish6G as well as a fire in car, blaze caus- ed from a pan of hot grease and an overheated motor.
 Bremen from Engine Company 5 responded at l0:1s .. ri. sSSsAy tc q brush fire in the rear of property owned by Albert Martimanson of 6O Fern Circle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
Starving Minister
 Feels Bit 'Woozy'

Natick, Mass, May 1--(UP) -The Rev. Albert K. Herlin, 3l- year-Old Unitarian minister, has begun to feel "a little wOoxy" after three days on a voluntary starvation diet designed to i1n- press Americans with the need for sacrificing food for starving Europeans.
 MT. Herling said he felt . slight dizziness after . light supper last night but would continue his experiment until he feels more pronounced i'll effects.
 The minister of the Union Church planned to live for three or four weeks on a diet of not more than 1000 calOries daily, some 1,5OO below the daily requisite of . normal diet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
New Britoin's s Young Mayor In Difficulty
 Faces Clash With
 COP. on
 Appointments
By THE OUT EASTER

New Britain has a new mayor, Henry J. Gwiazda, a Democrat, of Polish parents. He is a young fellow even more "boyish" in appearance they say than our own Mayor of Waterbur. He has been in office only short time, but already he is having trouble with the Common Council of nine Republicans and six Democrats. The council appoints the Corporation Counsel, and also the two prosecutors of the police court. They have already done this, and all three are. Republicans.
 Just before the Republican mayor stepped out of office, the Council, adopted a so-called civil service law, freezing all employees of the city into office. But the Mayor has vetoed this measure, and at the same time has dismissed certain attachees of ti Board of Public Works.
 In a speech made to a fraternal body, the young mayor declared he was elected at Democrat, and that Democrats would get what ever of- fees were to be had under his ad- ministration. The chairman of the State Central committee, during the campaign, had declared in a speech during the campaign there wasn't an office in the state, city or town or borough that could not be filled by a Democrat, indicating that he favored Democrats for all offices held under a Democratic admin stration.
 The Mayor, it looks, fears criti- cism for he said, All ask is that you do not critize me unless I fail"
 The Mayor, by the way, is vet eran of World War II and profess sionally is a lawyer.
 Years ago Waterbury Democratic mayors had to counsel with a Re- publican city attorney, elected by the Board of Aldermen, under the same arrangement, nine and six. Later the law was changed to allow for the Corporation Counsel to be named by the Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
Evergreen Court Plans Program

A meeting of the Evergreen Court. No. 2, Order of Amaranth will be held Friday at p. m. at the Ma sonic Temple. Mrs. Hazel B. Curry, royal matron will preside at the meeting. Routine business will be transacted,
 The following visitations have been announced: On Saturday, the official visitation of Mrs. Althea E., Hendry, grand royal lnatron of Olive Court, No. ', Hartford, and J. Clayton Streber. grand royal pa tron Floral Court, No. II, Hart ford, and their associate officers, to Morris Court, No. 4, Bridgeport.
 On May 6, visiting matrons and patrons night will be observed at Laurel Court, No. 8, New Britain, and on Nay 2, Unity Court, No. 5, New Haven, will have it's grand official visitation.
 All members of Evergreen Court gre invited to attend these meet ings. A Mothers Day program will follow the court meeting, with Mrs Clara Minor and Mrs Maybelle Marsh in charge of the program sIld refreshments
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01

Seating capacity in sprague School gymnasium in Waterville is expected to be. fully taxed Fri day evening when benefit min stralE show. and dance will be pre- sented' for, Casper Davis Post, American Legion / post, Proceeds of the affair, above expenses VIII be used to purchase new uni forms for, the post drum corps.
 Directed by Cliff McHale, the minstral show includes a wealth of local talent, singers, dancers and, other. entertainers, some per- formers as young as four or five years of age, such as Joan Curtl' Barbara Pepin and George Gren- fer the latter drummer-boy of unusual ability. : A
 The North End Four, another specialty number, will be heard in Time To Sing Sweet Adoline Again while Ann Grenier WATR-featured songstress., Will sing the lovely Easter Parade:
 Francis Delhno's popular music has been engaged to provide dance tunes after the show, which is. scheduled for 8 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
Million Dollar Mark Exceeded

Tax collections today reached well over the one million dollar mark it was disclosed by Tax Collector Humbert E. Mangini. Long lines of payees again appeared today to add to yesterdays to-date collections of $f, ,073, 900.
 Payment of taxes by banks in be- half of their clients were submit- ted under protest yesterday MT. Mangini disclosed. The bank off, cials said they had been advised to do so by their attorneys.
 The first inStallment of the tax levy becomes due today, and tax payers have the entire month of May in which to pay. In order to obtain maximum discount on the full payment, such payment must be made today. There is no dis count allowed for persons paying in two installments. It the first in- stallment is not paid by June 1, in- terest will be charged from May
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
5O-kAile Limit For Porkwnys

At a recent meeting held by the state Traffic Commission in Hart ford, action was taken increasing the speed limit on the Wilbur Cross and Milford Parkways from 40 to 30 miles per hour.
 In taking this action State Police Commissioner Edward J. Hickey, chairman of the State Traffic Com mission, stated that this was in line with the recent action taken by the Merritt Highway Commission in increasing the speed limit on that parkway to 50 miles per hour. The increased limitation on the Wilbur Cross and Milford Parkways will thus make uniform maximum limit of 50 miles per hour on all Connecticut Pathways.
 The new limit will be strictly en- forced by patrol officers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01

people being asked to pay above ceiling prices. I think the black market could be easily stopped II he people refused to patronize :hem."
 "It's My Opinion" a feature of the Waterbury Democrat, was in- augurated to bring to readers the opinion of people in this con- munity on vital issues of the day and problems of human interest. 'It's My Opinion" will appear again in the Waterbury Democrat on Friday, when five people will be asked:
 .Why did foreign girls make such . hit with our American Gp?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
Continuance GiUen h Salinardi Case
Conflicting Testimony Offered in Court This Morning; Perjury Prosecution May Follow Inquiry. Hints Prosecutor

.FOll0Wlng lengIny CeStlLIAoI1y Uc fore City Court Judge John l.. Gaffney this morning, continu- arce to tomorrow was given Phillip Salanardi of 123 Proctor Street. Two witnesses appeared in behalf of the accused and offered testl- mony to refute the states charges of evading responsibility.
 The accused, arrested by Lieuten- ant Patrick Hobart and Motor Pa trolmen Matthew Guarini and An- thony LdAnbardo April 2, is alleged to have driven car into 8 rose- bush at the home of Alderman Burton H. Walker of 439 Sylvan Avenue. He is also alleged to have struck parked car, owned by George Arab of 362 Sylvan Ave- nue, failing to stop in both in- stances.
 Judge Summa granted the con- tinuance following testimony of Salvatore Apicella of 173 Baldwin Street that he was with the ac- cused from p. m. until after a. m. of the day in question, and at no time did Salinardi drive car. The witness's story that he and Salinardi drove home in a. cab after the accused received phone call at a downtown tavern, was sub stantiated by taxi driver John Green of 9 GosS Street.
 Report Accident At 1:SO A. M.
 Green said he drove the two home sometime after midnight. The accident was reported to police at 20 a. m. Upon cross examination by Prosecutor Frederick Palomba, Green said that, although taxi drivers always record the time and place of their trips, he was not sure in this instance:if if he did so or not
 Officers Guarini and Lombardo said they arrested the accused aft CT he admitted to being the driver of a damaged car parked in front of his home. They said Salanardl denied being in an accident or crashing into any rose bushes, how ever He said the car is the proper ty of & friend, Charles Hubert, of 123 Proctor Street.
 On the stand, Salanardi denied the officers allegations. He said he told them he came home with Apicella in a cab and that he didn't drive the car all day. He said the testimony of the officers was false in the respect that they did not question him along the lines as testified. He told the court that Lieutenant Hobart, not present this morning. questioned him at length and that he told that officer the same story he presented in court this morning.
 Perjury Suspected
 Prosecutor Palomba requested time from the court to contact the Yellow Cab Company in an effort to ascertain if the driver actually drove the two men home at that time. He said ill the event the two have offered false testimony in be- half of the accused, they will face possible arraignment on perjury charges.
 Other cases: Joseph Magaracci 1T of 1895 Walnut Street extension, hreakine and entering. continued to tomorrow: Henry Van Wart, S7. ot 45 walnut Street. non-support 1 breach cf the peace and intoxica-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-01
Interesting Exhibits Shown Veterinarians State Association Holds Quarterly
 Meeting Here Today;
 Dr.. Godfrey Among Speakers
Meeting Here Today;

Featured at the quarterly meet ing of the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association said at The El- ton this noon was an exhibit of early Veterinary tools used in the state. The greater part of the display came from the collection of the late pr. Thomas Bland of Waterbury. Dr. G. L. Chaney of Woodbridge also fur nished tools to make up the im- pressive display. .
 Describing the various tools shown Dr. Arthur T. Gilyard, co-chairman of the arrangements committee, re- vealed that although those on dis play were all obsolete, the principal behind the workings of some of them have been incorporated in