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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-08
u. s. KARO laivynas

U. S. KARO laivynas pa
skandino 81 nuos. viso ia
ponijos karo laivyno - 215
karo laivu, ir apie 2,400 XII
tokiu laivu, taip kad Japo-
MICS juros galybe buvo su-
paraliziuota.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-08
DEMESIO BALI CENTRAS

REIkTQ sukrusti ir kitoje
srityje. Tx cia jau ne politi-
mems musu organizacljoms, @
Rendram Amerikos Lietuviu
Fondui.
Prizes kuri laika, kaip sio lai-
krascio skiItyse buvo rasyta,
atsistatydino BALI igaliotinis
sveicarijai DR.. E. Turauskas,
O naujo igaliotinio taip ir ne
buvo paskirta. Tuo budu Lie
tuviu pabegeliu kolonija svei-
carijoje, tegu il yra ir labai
nedidele, liko be igaliotinlo.
Laukiama ten atvaziuojant
BALI pirmininko Kun. Kon-
claus, bet jis tue tarpu lanko-
81 po kitas kolonijas. o laikas
bega ir musu pabegeliu pade-
tbs diena is dienos blogeja.
Ypac sunkion padetin pate
ko studentai, kuriuos globoja
BALE. Jau kuris laikas jiems
neismokamos pasalpos ir ne
vienam ju jau gresia bado pa
vojus. BALI centras, nedels-
damas, turetu padeti sutvar-
kVti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-08
SIDABRO ATSARGOS
VALSTYBES IZDE

PEREITAIS metals sidabro
suvartojimas Jungtinese Vals-
tybese pasieke 140,OOO,0OO un-
ciiu, o siais metals jo paklau-
sal bus nedaug ka mazesni.
Palyginus tai SUI prieskariniu
metu suvartojimu - 30,O00,-
600 unciju - tai yra tiesiog
furnishings kicks.
Americas izdas savo sande-
liuose turf 436,0OO,O0O unciju
sidabro, kurio 1S3,000,0O0 un-
ciju bus sunaudota pinigu ka-
limui. Taigi dar liks 253,00O,-
600 unciju, kurias izdas galetu
perduoti sidabro industrijai.,
GREEN AKTAS
GREEN aktas. kuriuo buvo
leista valstybes izdui sidabro
pertekliu pardavineti po lille
uz uncija, nustojo galios 1915
metu Gruodzio 81 d. ir Xxi Siol
tebera nepratestas. Tuo tar
pu sidabro kasyklu savininkai,
noredami gauti aukstesnes kai-
mas, sidabro visai neparduoda.
Tuo budu daugelis sidabro ga
niniu dirbtuviu turf sustabdy-
ii darba del medziagos stokos.
Prizes kuri laika sidabro ka-
'syklu savininkai norejo gauti
sidabro kainos pakelima Xxi
vieno dolario uz uncija, bet
Chester Bowles ju reikalavima
atmete ir paliko sena kama -
Tile.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-08

Indijoje, gelezinkelio ne
laimeje Kovo A uzmusta 33
zmones, 55 suzeista.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-08

Uzgavenes buvo Kovo 5.
Verbos bus Bal. IA, Vely-
kos - Balandzio q.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10

vile k pocitku in umirile, 81 pa
slisal il vseh oglov rozljanje
roznih .vencev in prisrcne mo-
litve k Bogu. To Sc pravi, da
we're in Boga Slovencu IL srca
nikdo ne DO iztrgal in tudi nj
kdo nina tega namena. Da bi
bill pa gospod zupnik Sc kdaj
tax gospod, pred katerim bi Sc
celia vas tresla, tega ne DO nj
koli vec. On sc ina danes strikt-
no drzati samo svojega duse-
pastirstva, vse drugo opravlja
ljudstvo samo.
"Da je narod prisel do te sa-
mozavesti, je naredil mucenisko
pot, kot jo Vam jasno kazejo
slike v poslani Van knjigi. Ia
kin knjig Vam Sc lahko pos
ljem. Gal, da tiste knjige cd nj
koder nj, opomba Gorsheta).
Vam Sc bo gotovo zdelo to ne
kaj nemogocega, a je vse doku-
mentaricno dokazano in je ziva
resnica. To so sami Kristusi slo-
venskega naroda. Nikdar pre-
zaljeni, nikdar pozabljeni.
"Nikdar ne bonn pozabila Sill
ke, ko so pripeljali Dolenjske
Italijani dodge kolone kmetov
v cetverostopu, vsi povezani
eden drugim z verigami (.
Tako povezani so sli ma Rab,
smrti v objem. Vines so bill
starcki in otroci. sele, &c ste
vse to videli in doziveli, zamo-
rete razumeti, da Sc je ponizni,
Bogu vdan, slovenski narod "a
mogel tako izrevolucionirati, ker
! je incl samo dive alternative:
ali umre izdajalsko, ali umre
castno!
I'm vse je slo v hribe :.
in vsak je vedel: &c pade on,
stopi ma njegovo mesto deset
drugih! JAZZ tukaj govorim sa-
mo o Slovencih, a isto je bilo
z Hrvati, in isto S Srbi. To so
historic brez konca in kraja!
"Prisrcno pozdravlja Vas in
Vase druzino,
"Ferencakova".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10
PlSMA IL STAREcA kRAJA
SIovenci so Sc verni, izdoiicom ne s|ediio

Erazem Gorshe, 1116 E. u
St., Cleveland, O., je te dni pre-
jel zanimivo pismo cd M. B.
Ferencakove IL Ljubljane, v ka-
terem odgovarja ma vprasanje;
"Ali je cerkev svobodna in We
ra?" Ona pise dosledno slede-
&c:
'Ljubljana, s. avg. 1916
"Cenjeni g. Gorshe!
"Vprasate v kaksnem odno-
SUI stojimo sedaj slovenci do
cerkvenih krogov. Tu bi Vam
mogla navesti najrazlienejsa do
zivetja. Predvsem, vera je pro-
sta. Vsak lahko gre v cerkev,
lahko pa to tudi opusti. In &c so
danes cerkve tako prazne in
redko kateri otrok zaide v GER
kew h krstu in Sc ljudje "a
dovoljijo samo civilno poroko,
temu nj kriva brezboznost Slo-
vencev, ampak bestialnost, hi
navscina in izdajalstvo cerkve-
.nih krogov. Sc je zgodilo v le-
tin trpljenja, da je bila matt 81
ma - partizana javno izgnana
cd mase IL cerkve, ker ina sina
bandita Prisel je k Mi mez-
mar in il rekel, da Sc maj od-
strani!
'V prvem navalu groze SO Sc
ljudje najprvo zatekli v cerkev
in njene kroge po pomoc in "a
scito. III krogi pa so Sc z prvim
momentom brez oklevanja - (z
malimi castnimi izjemami) -
postavili ocitno ma stran oku-
patorja. skof Rozman in njegov
dvorec je bill cd prvega do zad-
mega dne pod strogo strazo
1talijanov, potem pa Nemcev.
'Moja svakinja, XII je prebila
emo leto v taboriscu ma Rabu
je pripovedovala najznacilnej-
Sc "a Slovence. Vsaka interni-
ranka je znala povedati: meme
je sprawl sem mas zupnik, .
da sem tukaj, je kriv mas ka-
plan in &c Sc Sc kdaj vrnem,
me cerkev ne bo nikdar vec vi
della! Ko so Sc pa zvecer spra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10
Pismo mIodego pionirio

John Zajc, 452 E. 157 St.,
Cleveland, o., je prejel pismo
cd svojega necaka, mladega pi-
onirja, Janeza Zajca il Ljublja-
ne, v katerem pravi sledece:
"Ljubljana, 10. julia 1916.
"Dragi stric Janez!
"Naznanjam Vam, da sem
prejel Vas paket in pismo 9. ju-
LIZA. Zelo, zelo sem Sc ga raz-
veselil in tudi vsi nasi domaci.
Prav lepo sc Vam zahvalim JAZZ
in moi starsi. Bilo je vse v maj
lepsem redu. Proved ste sc osko-
dovali, stric. Ne vem kdaj Vam
bonn mogel kaj povrniti. Vse mi
pride prav, kar ste poslali. Sa-
mo cevlji so mi preveliki in sem
jih dal moi mani, XII il tudi
prav pridejo, naramnice in ciga-
rete pa atu. S kakavom sc rad
posladkam.
"Zelo me veseli pas in recem
mojim tovarisem: to vse mi je
postal moi stric il Amerike. Jaz
sem mali pionir in hodim z mo-
jim tovarisem pionirjem delati
udarnisko, ker imamo veliko de-
la. Pri mas delamo vsi. Poprav-
ljamo ceste, mostove, podiramo
kunkerje, cistimo, zasipavamo
jarke, katere nam je zapustil
mas veliki sovraznik. Kmalu bo-
mo zbrisali vse njegove sledove
z nase lepe slovenske domovi-
ne.
''Zdaj je konec Sole. Zdelal
sem tretji razred prav dobrim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10

spehom. Sc emo leto bonn hodil
V nizjo Solo in &c DO slo po sre-
ci bonn Sci potem v gimnazijo.
"Prejmite najboljse pozdrave
cd Vasega necaka Janeza vsi
skupaj, celia druzina, najbolj pa
vi stric Janez. Vas ne bonn nj
koli pozabil!
"Janez Zajc'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10
Prodoio|ko

v pekariji; unijska plaza, "a pc
karijo ma 1922 Madison Ave.
Zglasiti Sc je pri LAKEWOOD
BAKERY, 11717 Detroit AVe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10

Mr. in Mrs. "A. Meklan Mr.. Mrs. Joseph Menar Mr..
Mrs. Victor Mavz. druzni Mie druzni Mramor. druzini
Mrhar. Mrs. Mary Palse Mr. A.
Perse Mr. in Mrs. Lawrence Petkovsk m Mrs. Theresa Peov
SEX Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Pik Podrza ST.. Mr.
John Podrzaj ml Mr. Edward Podrzaj Poin
Mrs. Anonia Preb Mr. in Mrs. AL Regal Mr. John Renko
in Mrs. Ralph Ricksecker. Mr. Joseph Salehar
Mrs. Anthony Selan Mr. in Mrs. Smons
Mrs. A. Skander Miss Jean Skander Miss Anne Skuy.
Edward SkullY Mr.. Herman SkuY Mr.. Frank SkuY
pokone Mr. Frank Stelasa bivajoe start doovin XII ie
potom svojega sina tukaj daroval aS Mr. Mrs.
Stekasa in druzn Mr. Mrs. Srogn Trskan
Mr. in Mrs. Jack Turk in druzni Mr. in Mrs. Anthony Urbas
Mrs. Mary verbc druzini Mary zac Mrs. Mary
zalar Mr. in Mrs. Frank Zobec Mr. ter Mr.
Frank Zupaneie.
1kreno zahvalo maj speme Glasbene Matce XII je
zapel segajoce zaosnke pokon spoin oh rst dale
Mrs. Frances Selan cd duva a st. Sc ganlv govor
pogrebnemu zavodu motive skupno
eanicami cd podr st. rs SzZ Mrs. Mary Ooniea XII je
vodila moev: Mr. Anre Skerl Lipa st. l29 SNPJ
"a ganlv pokopaiscu drusvom
pomoG in toazbo
Hvala lepa sledeSm svoe automobile ma razpoaoo
Pr pogrebu: Mrs. Davidson. Mrs. Joseph Hren Edward
Katis. Mr. Louis F. Krsch vozniku Krivaeis Mr.
Edward Lamper Mr. Louis F. Novak, Edward Po
drzaj' Mr. Anthony Selan voznku Mr. Edward Skuy. Mr.
George Turk m voznku Mr. Rudolph Zupaneie NIL in vseu
drustvom. katerih je bila pokojnica Slanica.
Nao globoko zahvao izrekamo sledee XII so draoo mao
obiskovai njen bolezn tolaz ter il delali krat
kocase da e aSe presaa bolene: Mrs. Theresa Gruden
Mrs. Podrza Mrs. Mary Langenfus Mrs. Frances Sean Mrs.
Mary Turk.
Hvala lepa tudi Mrs. Mary Langenfu Mrs. Mary Znida
SIC ste nabra prispevke p sosedh "a
sv mase Enako najlepsa hvaa Rev. Baragi Tome cd
cerkve Vida obke easu bolezn podeliene sv "a
kot tudi Rev. Tcu opavene pogrebne obrede
pogrebnemu zavodu, cerkvi in pokopaisGu.
Naepsa hvaa tudi pogrebnemu zavodu JOS snovi
"a zborno ueen pogreb vsesansko pooS
dneh Hvala tud pogecem pokonico
spremili ma njeni zadn poti pokopalsSe.
Ako smo sueajno izpust ine katerega. drug
naein pomagal prspeva svoe soeue pro-
slo da oproste ter izramo topic vse
Ljublena zlata mamica Ura e odbila tex Tvojega zve
na Tesno e bilo ko posednjrat dihna nasa
srca je nasea nezaerna boil zgubi nadraz
zaklad-naso nadvse lube6o XII e oh sran
skozi nae zvene Usoa hotea nehalo Tvoe zlato
src in za poevas gobu hadne ra svojega zvenjskeqa
druga XII e odsel veenost pred Tebo Spon Vau draga
roditela bono ohrani med nai vekoa tolazbo srci
da enrat zopet v supa sndeo raju venega iru in
blazenstva-tja. kjer nj ne boleen in muk.
Poeivajta miru-snvajta sladko!
zalujoe ostali:
VALENTINE, EDWARD. FRANK.
sANLEY IN VICTOR. sinovi
FRANCES, porotena Zorc, hGi
JACK ZoRc zet
JENNIE, BERNIcE in MARGARET. sinahs
LARRY. vnuk
FRANCES MARIE. vnuldnja
Cleveland, Ohio, dne 10. septembra 1916
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10
Prodo Sc

pohistvo "a obednico, stiri stole
in mizo ter .omaro. V dobrem
stanju. Poklicite KE 2788.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10
M|od fon+

bi rad dobil soho in hrano pri
mirni druzini v okolici Five
Points. Kdor ina "a oddati, mai
pusti naslov v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10
Noprodoiie

pee ma premog "a gretje in "a
kuho. Je kot nova in po zmerni
ceni. Poizve sc ma S84 E. $50 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-10

kdnea a& vd hmHav noa
o I'll m in
maxua sAmazdmh homsah
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Couple to Reside
On West Coast

Now honeymooning In New York
State are Mr.. and Mrs julius Henry
Tolton, whose marriage took place
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Shrine of the Most Blessed
Sacrament. The Rev. Charles d.
German officiated at the ceremony,
which united Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly
Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Kelly, with Mr.. Tolton,
who comes from Seattle, Wash.
The bride wore a pearl gray
street-length dress with small pink
fowered hat, pink gloves and white
orchid corsage. Her only attendant
and maid of honor was her cousin,
Miss Eileen Kelly OF Brooklyn, who
was costumed in aqua. Mr.. Fred
OConnell was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. John I. Kelly and
Mrs. Leo Campbell. jr.
Following reception at the home
of the brides parents the couple
left for their wedding trip. They
will make their future home in
Seattle.
The bride attended the Wash
ington School for Secretaries and
her husband went to the University
of Washington in Seattle. He re-
Gently returned from Is months in
the Obi theater, where he served
with the 10th Air Force.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Miss johnson We'd To Mr.. St0ckland

Charlton O. Harding and Mrs. Rob-
ert r. Bolster. the brides other at
tendants. wore pink satin brocade
gowns and pink rose coronets
matching their bouquets.
1t. David Strand johnson. Army
Medical Corps, brother of the bride,
was best man for Mr.. Stockland
and Mr.. Charlton C. Harding, Mr..
Robert F. Bolster and Mr.. Doyle
Royal were the ushers.
Following honeymoon motoring
through the Pocono Mountains, the
newly married couple will go by
plane to Seattle. where they will
make their home.
The bride is former girls tennis
champion of the District and her
brother, Mr.. David johnson, for a
number of years has been Middle
Atlantic States as well as District
tennis champion. The bridegroom
will attend the University of Wash
ington this fall, when he WIN study
medicine. He was discharged from
the Navy in May following three
years service.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Cline
Continued From Page DID

the Swiss Counselor, who Is in
Canada until early September;
Count and Countess Adam Moltke-
Huitfeldt of the Danish Legation,
visiting the Luray Caverns; the Ma
val Attache of the Danish Legation
and Nine. Kjoelsen and the Military
Attache of the Danish Legation and
Nine. Foerslev-the latter two
couples are motoring through the
New England States; the wife of the
Minister of Lithuania, Mrs. Povilas
zadeikis, who is at Rehoboth Beach,
and DR.. A. Loudon, the Netherlands
Ambassador. who left yesterday for
Massachusetts, to join, Nine Loudon
and their family.
The Lebanese Legation acquired
a new address as of Friday-76 Kali
Drama Circle NV. The move was
made while the Minister and Mrs
Charles Malik were in Maine,
where they will be until early Sep
tember.
The delegation of Lebanon to
the United Nations Assembly meet
ing in New York on September %
has just been announced by the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Le-
banon. They are Mr.. Camille Cha
noun, chairman, who is the Min
lister Of Lebanon in London; Dr.
Malik, Mr.. Victor Khuri, counselor
to the Lebanon Legation in Lon
don, and Mr.. George Hakim, eco
nomic adviser of the Lebanese dele
cation to the Social and Economic
Council of the United Nations. Mr..
Hakim is already in this country
and Mr.. Glamour and Mr.. Khuri
will arrive in New York around Sep
tember 20.
A small presentation ceremony
took place over at the French Air
Mission office of Col. William l..
Breyton, Air Attache of the French
Embassy. Col. Breyton, with Gen.
Carl Spaatz and other high-ranking
Army Air Forces officers looking
on, pinned the Croix de Guerre and
the Legion d'Honneur on Col. Roy
Atwood, AAF, and Capt. Aimery
Halle, who is on the staff of the
French Air Attache. M Francis La
coste, the French Minister, attended
the ceremony and represented the
Ambassador, M. Henri Bonnet.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Church Wedding
1t Cabin John
Yesterday

The marriage of Miss Marjorie
Adelaide Wedding, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Inglesberry We'd
ding, to Mr.. Jerry Sukmanowsky
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Sukma-
nowsky took place yesterday. The
ceremony was performed in the
Methodist Church at Cabin John,
the Rev. j. Elmer Benson officiating
assisted by the Rev. Ford Holden.
Mr.. Wedding escorted his daugh-
ter and gave her in marriage and
she wore ivory satin, her fingertip
length veil held by orange blossoms,
and she carried prayer book with
an orchid on the cover and a shower
of stepanotis.
Miss Helen E. Wedding was maid
of honor for her sister and Miss
Leona Sukmanowsky, sister of the
bridegroom, was bridesmaid. They
were dressed in white organdy and
carried red roses. Immediately pre-
ceding the bride to the altar was her
niece, little Miss Barbara Anne
Jones, who was flower girl, also
dressed in white organdy.
Mr.. Sukmanowsky had his cousin,
Mr.. George Osciak. as his best man
and the ushers were his other cou-
sins, Mr.. William Chupa and Mr..
Steve Sukmanowsky.
The reception was held in the
Cabin John home of Mr. and NErS
Wedding after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Sukmanowsky left by plane for Bos-
ton en- route to Southern Maine.
They will make their home at
Hampstead, Long Island. Mr. Suk-
msnowsky received his bachelor of
science degree from New York Uni
versity and his bride was a student
for two years at Wilson Teachers
College.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

Miss Ruth Helga Strand johnson
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Strand
johnson Of this city, yesterday be-
came the bride of Mr.. Norman
Ander Stockland, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Stockland OF Seattle
The ceremony took place in the
Sixth Presbyterian Church, the Rev,
DR.. Joseph M. Broadly of1iciating at
4 o'clock, and a reception followed
in the ballroom of Hotel 2400.
Escorted and given in marriage
by her father. the bride wore a gown
Of ivory satin trimmed in seed
pearls, and a full-length veil. She
carried white prayer book with
an orchid and shower of stephano-
tis on its cover.
Mrs. Thomas G. Mills, the matron
OF honor, wore blue brocade satin
gown and carried Johanna Hill
roses matching her coronet, and
Miss Esther F. Anderson, the maid
OF honor, wore a white brocade
satin gown and carried talisman
roses matching her coronet. Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-31

Mrs. Frances Darlington of Bon- air Avenue, who has been i'll at her home for several weeks is able to be out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-31
IhOusands Witness Memorial DayP Parade
Over 1,5O0 March in First POst-War
 Memorial Celebration; Church Services Open Days Official Program of Events

Waterbury's first postwar Me- M61ial Day parade, in which over f4o0 marcfers took part, was viewed yesterday by thousands who filled lsIe downtown streets along the line Gf march. The parade was the prin- tfpal event in all-day program of &ibute to the city's sons who fell fs battle.
 This is e time to seek to be wor- thy of our war dead" declared Mayor John s. Monagan at the Honor Roll in Library Park as he set the theme for the city'S holiday observance. Let us abjure selfish ness and resume the habit of coop eration, which we knew in war. Let us create by our own labors, in their memory, country which will be great in history and retain prestige because of the admiration of other xations and not because of their fear. Let us make real the dream for which they were willing to die"
 me days events moulded services at Catholic and Protestant church. esa luncheon for Gold Star Moth ezs, and exercises at the Honor Roll, the Soldiers and Sailors Monument end the Freight Street bridge. Pro- grams were held at Washington Park in the afternoon and in Wa terVile last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-31

South Britain is the basis of a $1,- 900 suit filed in Common Pleas Court by Sidney Leopold of Water bury against Roy E. Lathrop of Newtown.
 A common court writ was filed in Common Pleas Court by Cedrick Dikeman Bryan of Waterbury against Robert and Elizabeth Sch- Wenterly of Prospect. Details of the suit, in which damages of $9OO are sought will be supplied in a. amended complaint later.
 Withdrawal papers were filed in Superior Court in the 5000 suit of Marvin A. Joy, as guardian of Richard G. Reid, both of Cheshire, against the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company of Hartford. Recovery on insurance policies is- sued to the late Arthur J. Reid of Cheshire, father of the plaintiff, was sought.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-31
Three Breaks Reported

Three thefts are being investi- gated by police, Inspector Joseph R. Bendler said today.
 Twenty-Five jars of tomatoes and several gallons of home made wine were stolen sometime Wednesday night from the cellar of Charles D'Angelo of 265 Bank Street, Sgt. Charles McWeeney said.
 At the Chubby and Pete store at POI Meadow Street. $15 in change was reported missing after thieves pushed in screen on a window in order to gain entry. Detectives James Stack and Paul Moynihan are Investigating.
 Sgt. McWeeney and Detective Joseph Dunphy are Investigating the reported theft of $34 in change from the Fulton Market at 9 Wa tertown Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-31
Bucks sHiII School Holds O bSerVonce
 Children Participate
 In Memorial ExeFcises

The annual Memorial Day exer- cises of the Bucks Hill School were held Wednesday afternoon at the Bucks Hill cemetery. A program of recitations and songs was given by the children. Angela Petraroia was the announcer. Rev. E. M. Hempel of St. Paul's M. E. Church, gave the invocation and short, appropriate address. Many parents and friends attended. The soldiers graves which had previously been marked with new flags were dec- orated with flowers by the chil- dren.
 The parade from the school to the cemetery was led by John Paul Jones as flag bearer, Roger Hole as buglar and John Sweeney and Langdon Hathaway as drumnaers.
 Children taking part in the pro- gram were Robert Annelli, Helen Couture, Arthur Dews, Roberta Egg gleston, Douglas F,rink, William Hornbecker, Sally Jones, Bernard Mccormick, Timothy Moynihan, June Curtiss, Sheila Brink, David Hole.
 Carol Martin, Donald Shemenske, Robert Dews, Langdon Hallway, Barbara Keefe, Theodore Ostrow- ski, Michael Russo, Dorothy Schmidt.
 John Sweeney, William Walcott, Edward Couture, George Couture, Marcel Couture, Edith Curtiss.
 Anthony Dellorfano, Roger Har- gan, William Jones, Barbara Law ton, Marcella Mccormick, Gary Miner, Norman Schmidt.
 Catherine Cashman, Carol Horn becker, John Paul Jones, Carol OS- troWski, Angela Petraroia.
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Avenue spent Memorial Day in Winsted.
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Charles Catalina, Lawrence Dona- hue James Doyle, Irving Class, Will liam Lanese, Frederick Mccarthy, John McMahon, Richard Miclette, Neal Northrop, John Reilley, Irv- ing Tucker.
 May Devotions will be held to- night at 7:30.
 Returns for tickets for the parish raffle June IA may be made in the parish hall at tonight.
 The Swedish Weaving Club met this week at the home of Miss Ruth Norton on Thomaston Avenue. A social hour followed the sewing meeting. Those attending were: Mrs. John w. Platt, Jr., Mrs. John M. E. Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Benson, Mrs. Bertha Platt, Mrs. Harry Lat timer and Miss Norton.
 Russell Williams left yesterday to return to his home in Phoenix, Ari- zona, after spending 10 days with relatives in town.
 Mrs. Leo LaRerty is visiting in New Jersey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer Rood of Thomaston Avenue and MT. and Mrs. Wesley Rood, Sr, of FortHill
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33 Children To Receive 
 Si. MiehaeI's Women
 Sponsor Breakfast
 Following Exercises

Waterville, May 31-A class of B children will receive their First Holy Communion at St. Michael's Church next Sunday at the nine o'clock Mass. Following the Mass, the children will be guests of the ladies of the parish at a Commun- ion Breakfast in the parish hall.
 The following children comprise the class:
 Anita Albert, Loretta Arsenault, Mary Bieber, Carol BAnn, Dolores DAgnese Barbara Eastwood, Shir- ley Fischer, Joan Hart, Jean Ho- gan, Carol Martin, Ellen Monroe, Roseanna Montanbau1t, Carol Neidman, Marie Paradis, Margaret Scott, Patricia Sullivan, Marie Tar dy, Marilyn Tucker, Joan Violette, Floyd Bishop, Richard Bray,