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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19

Nr. and Mrs. Mark Yields Of
New Jersey are visiting Mr. and Mrs
John Darby and Mrs Estella vii
QUITS
Mir. ana Mrs. Clifford Rentz
spent Sunday at Klverview Beach
Mr. and Nr> Daniel Tatman and
sons OF Wilmington WEI" Sunday
guests uf Mr and Mrs Zora Tat
man
r,arIynr Webb has accepted a
position as secretary to Henry }.
Rid9ley Esq. Attorney At Law o1
Dovcr. Gol TN, summer months.
She will enter hrr senior year at
Caesar Roducy High school this
TALL
AIl. ana Mrs. Henry Bennett ana
Mr. and Mrs Iirkrl Dill and son
spent Sunday Al Ocean city. Md
Mrs Burton Robinson and son OF
Centrcvll,. Md. visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jester last
week
AIR and Mrs Lew Teieh and
children and Mrs VIM Tull ol
Pickerton y j. We're wrek-rno
guests Of Alr. ana Mrs. Harry
Fisher
It, Edith Fisher stationed a
Fort Dix spent Sunday with hel
parents, Mn. and Mrs Harry Fisher
Mr. Albert Stevenson of vii
mington spent Monday with hn
mother. Mrs. I.ida Stevenson
ON Wednesday evening. July Ia
Mr. and Mrs Rawley Slaughtc
gave a miscellaneous shower il
honor of theip daughter and som-in
law. Mr.. and Mrs Rodnick Johns
ton. The newly WcdS received man.
useful gifts Their many friend
wish them lots OF mck and happi
? ness
An and Mrs Henry Buabcl
and Mrs and Mrs Erwin Buahrl
of Pine Isle. \. Y. were week -rn
, GUESTS or Mr. aud Mrs Willial
Scmnick
Mrs. Alice Coyrrdule and dauGl
$ ter entertained Mr. and Mrs wi
t. son pruury Alr and Mrs pal
t Jennings ami dau4hlrr of Nr
j Castle. Delaware. over the wrrl
end
Il Mrs Mice Covrrdalc is impo
: m9 1t this Wririu& after being con
J. fined to her home lur the pa
three weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
FREDERICK

Miss Jennie Louise Boone. daugh-
of Frederica. and Mr. Conrad IT,
Fassel. son OF Ms Lida Fassel OF
Milford. and Mr.. Conrad Fassel. 81.
OF Philadelphia. We're united III
marriage al the Milford parsonage
on Saturday evening. July =. Miss
Boone is a graduate OF the FELTON,
High School, Nh Fassel is EN-
ployed by the Victor Lynn Truck
ing Company of Milford They Will
make their home Al Slaughter
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sipple OF
Baltimore. spent The Weekend with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Roland
Sipple OF near town.
Mrs. Nora Hutchens and mother
Mrs Ella Rust. spent the week At
Mrs Rust's home.
Mrs. Mae Williams has been OF
the sick list this past week.
Harvey Jacobs ot Wilmington
spent several days al his home thi.
week
Mr. Carroll Moore Of New Castle
spent Thursday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Bcni. Moore.
Little Helen Joyce POore crle
bratcd her sixth birthday by enter
tanning Il group OF her friends Il
the Milford Playground ON Monday
July s.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Matlack o
Thorofare. y j.. are spending
week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Faulkner AM
children and Mrs and Mrs Ben
Belts spent Sunday At RiNervIrN
Beach
Miss Janet Vinyard of Whining
ton is spending TWO weeks with he
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. II. "
Ninyard
Mr.. Edward Belts of Pa. Sprl
Thursday With his father. Mr. Wm
Belts
Miss Jennie and Emily Murr
are spending Il week AZ RrhohotI
Ar. and Mrs Gordon Belts sprl
the Weekend with her parents
, Flushing. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Briggs an
children of krmr y. H.. are NisIti
their parents Mr.. and Mrs WI
Briggs.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
MILLVILLE

Little Miss Jean Ellen Lekites
of Bethany Beach is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
LekiteS.
Miss Flo Chestnut spent Thurs
day at home with Mr. and Mrs G..
II. Townsend.
Mrs. Esther Townsend has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit
with her people in Philadelphia.
Roger Evans and friend spent the
Weekend at home with his parents
and sister, Eddie Short of New York
was also It guest of the Evans
family.
Vaughn S. Collins of Philadel
phia and sister. Mrs. Orville Daisey
of Rehoboth. We're recent callers
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. K. G..
Steele.
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Evans and
On.Jimmie. of DreXel Hill, Pa.
We're recent Weekend visitors OI
their mother and grandmother.
Mrs. l.. VI. Powell whom they found
quite i'll. Mrs Evans spent the week
with her mother leaving for home
by bus on Sunday Mrs. Powell is
very much improved at this time.
Mrs. Sadie Williams has with her
for the week. daughter and sons.
Mrs G.. Clay Williams and Lou and
Willard Williams.
Mrs. Henry Culley of Whining
. ton is visiting her parents and
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dale
, and Harry, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs George Setman OF
Quaker Town, Pa. spent few days
. the past week with their mother
Mrs Clara Setman.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. Buzby and Mr.
T and Mrs. c. l.. Schenck of lladdon
/ field, y. j.. have been the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph G
Steele
Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Murray hav,
had as weekend guests their sis
ters and husbands from Quake
/, City
y Mr. and Mrs. Irwin +. Steele arr
y the proud parents of baby &ir
born ON Tuesday. July >. The littl
j., lady will be called Ferry Lc,
/" Mother and baby are getting alonI
: fine.
Mrs. Mary Holt accompanied MI
d and Mrs Lemuel Holt and littl
d daughters. June and Carlyn. trol
VI their homes in Philadelphia an
l. visited their people Mrs. Mar
Holt spent the time with her daugl
N ter and husband. Mr.. and Mr.
Charles H. Aydelott. while NJ
L Holt and family visited their &rant
Id mother Mrs. Jennie Carrigan.
r. Miss Hlda Williams. daughtt
~ of Mr. and Mrs John William
passed away AT around 300 +. y
II Saturday in the Milford Mcmuri;
III Hospital.
= Methodist Church News
rr Church School as usual this 81;
e. bath morning followed with preacl
ing service at ll:00 o'clock
of the pastor Rev. +. &. l.OukOtt j
H. Prayer meeting at the usual hon
q. each Friday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19

William \ t.llug>Wolrh. son of
Mrs Ward Daj~ey. Just Recently
returned from business rrlp fn
Palatka. Fla. and also spent some
time at 81 Augu~tIU, Beach
Mrs Christin, Grlt,Iu entertained
the Pal" Sunday school Class
Tuesday evening ar her hoW, herr,
After the hu>iur>~ huuc 'A, ~o,i..
time came with how, uad" l,,
cream and Cak,
Mrs T ;. Johu~ou had h,. .ou
Sils removed AZ III, P,uHn~lis G,u,.
raj Hospital Il, Salisbury Friday
ui last Wr,h MS Iouu~.' i- d".u-
iIuc.
An ana NIs Haty O.. ba5@,v MI
and Mrs Charles Houston ~p,D'
Sunday AT tEn,o',a-u. Nj
Miss Odrr'u Mccah, ami -r.
friend from Delaware Hospital ar
Wlhmu.tou visited Miss n.
Cahc's parents Nj and Me~ W..
rIll McCahv oy,r ri, W.,h-,ia
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19

la-si.i,d ADJ -v,S rr~ll'-
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Methodist [ hurch News

Church School as usual this Sab
bath morning followed with preach
ing service at ll:0o o'clock b!
the pastor. Rev. f. &. loukoft lr
Prayer meeting AT the usual hun
each Friday evening.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

Lafayette. Colo.-Dobil sem
pismo il Knezaka v tako zvani
Julijski Krajini. Ker je po Anne
riki mnogo rojakov, XII so donna
il tistih krajev, sem preprican,
da jih bo zanima1o vedeti, kako
je tam. Pisrno je bilo datirano 4.
novembra 1945 in je bilo poslano
registrirano. Slo je skozi itali-
jansko cenzuro in nosi znamk "a
Is lir. Pisa1a mi je hcerka mole
ga bratranca Shine, po domace
Matuc. Glasi Sc:
''Predragi sorodniki! Pc dolgih
letih, XII smo jih prestali v tel
grozni vojni, vam sporocimo, da
smo ostali Sc zivi in zdravi, hva-
labogu. Najlepsa vam hvala "a
pozdrave. Vesei mas, ko skrbite
"a mas, &c sno Sc zivi in kako Sc
nam godi. Prestali smo nude ca
Sc in zdaj upamo V boljso bo-
docnost. Irvine nimamo mic re
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

,5s =" -. -g.f-.,.s. = .. 49,.
Sc precej dobro; upamo, da mel
bono vec tako lacni cd sedaj "a
naprej. VISA leta vojne smo live
Ii najvec OBJ domacih pridelkih.
Kupiti je bilo mogoce malo. Use
trgovine so bile prazne in dragi-I
MIA je bila velika. Zdaj je malo
boljse, vendar je Sc hudo drago.
!. "Bili smo " velikih nevarno-l
stih.. Trepetali smo dan "a dnem,
posebno zdaj proti koncu. Leta
1941 smo bill v begunstvu v TIA
lii. Ko sno Sc vrnili domov,
smo nasli vse oropano in pokvar-
jeno. Leta 1943, ravno pred Vse-
mi svetimi, je bilo hudo po goz-
du Masun in Leskovi dolini. Po-
slopja so bila VISA pozgana in do
:sti ljudi ubitih. Takrat je padel
tudi France Grmkov, star sele
10 let; nasli SO ga v senozeti Vr-
tice.
"Bilo je dosti interniranih, mo-
Skin in zenskih. Veliko Sc jih je
vrnilo domov, "a nekatere Sc pa
ne We, &c so zivi ali mrtvi. Leta
1914, ravno "a pepelnico, je bila
bombardirana vas Koritnice. Ne
kaj his je zgorelo, tri zenske so
bile ubite in dvema mozema je
odtrgalo roke. Ia Andrejevo
Toncko in Terezijo nismo cd le-
ia 1914 nic vedeli; sele letos smo
izvedeli kaksno srnrt sta storili.
"Dragi sorodniki, bila je hui
da vojska. Vse polno je bilo mr.
licev in so jih z vozovi vozili ma
nase pokopalisce. Dosti je pa tu-
di zakopanih po gozdih, poljih,
hribih in dolinah. Dosti fantoV IL
Knezaka Sc je vrnilo domov; do
sti jih je pa tudi, "a katere Sc ne
We, &c so zivi ali mrtvi. Nekate-
ri so pa zrtvovali svoje zivljenje
"a domovino. Dostikrat smo BIZ
ii pripravjeni, da bezimo, in do
sti noci nismo spali zaradi sill
mega grmenja. Hvalabogu, vse
smo prestali. v Knezaku je ne
kaj his porusenih cd topovskih
strelov; streljali so cd Trsta. Hi
sna okna so razbita in nekaj Ii
vine je bio pobite, toda Glove.
Skin zrtev takrat nj bilo. Sc We.
liko hi vam mogla ustmeno po.
vedati, kar Sc pisati ne da. Pi.
sem kaj vec oh drugi priliki. Pi
Site nam, kako Sc vi innate in ka.
ko ste prestali vojno. Vas lepc
pozdravljava-jaz Pavlina in
mama"
Navedeno pismo je pisala IA
let stara deklica v lepi in razum
ljivi slovenscini. To kaze, da tia
lijani v vseh Is letih MISC moglj
zatreti slovenskega jezika z
vsem zatiranjem in izkljucnc
italijanskimi solami. Pc Solah sc
| otroke ucili samo italijanscine
zdaj pa vidimo, da ii otroci pi
i, sejo slovensko. To vam je odlo
cen -narod, XII Sc je trdo boril "a
svoje osvobojenje. Tudi naistra
) hotnejsa vojna zadnjih stirih lei
gi nj upognila. Upajmo, da njiho-
} We zrtve ne bodo zapan in da vsi
: tisti kraji S Trstom vred posta
| nejo nelocljivo deli republike
: Jugoslavije, kannor spadajo pc
vsej pravici. ...
Victor Slavec
Posmeto IL NoUe Dobe, glasild
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

ko da ma oni strani Ljubljanice
nisem bila VISA stiri leta. Cez "a
loski mos tudi nisi S m Ell brez
dovoljenja in v Ljubljano tudi
ne. Smo sli samo do Polja, a ma
Studenec ze nisi rnogel priti, ker
Ljubljana je bila VISA ograjena
z bodeco zico, tako da celia stiri
leta nisem bila v Ljubljani.
"Vprasas me tudi "a podatke
o sv. Urhu. To kar 81 citala, je
vse resnica. Tam so Sc godile
strasne reci. Tam jih je ma sto-
tine pokopanih in sedaj jih tu-
di odkopavajo. Toda jih ne mo-
rejo vseh najti, ker tisti krv-
niki, XII so bill gori, so vsi po-
begnili. Tisti, kateri so pa Sc
tukaj ostali, so pa tako zakrk-
njeni, da nihce noce mic prizna-
I'll.
''V meznariji so imeli cello
klavnico. Tam so jih mucili. Sc
daj ko jih odkopavajo, imajo
mrlici roke in noge z drotom
zvezane. Tam pod cerkvijo je
ena debela lipa. v tisto lipo so
imeli zabito rinko. Tam so jih
tudi mucili in streljali. Sedaj,
ko odkopavajo mrlice, jih mai
dete po pet do osem v eni jami.
Mnogo jih je tujih, da jih nihce
ne pozna, ker so zrtve tudi cd
drugih oddaljenih, krajev vozili
k sv. Urhu, ker tukaj je bila
glavna mucilnica "a ljubljansko
okolico.
! "Mnogo so jih tudi pobili prj
Saw. Tam so jih zvezali, potem
|
pobili in v SavQ zmetali. Ia ka.
terega so lie malo vedeli, da je
delal "a partizane, ga je vzela
noe in nj bilo mic. vec sluha oc
|njega. Tako Sc danes "a marsi
katerega ne vemo, kje da je po
kopan. Use to so delali domaci
nj, bella garda in crna roka.
"Pri mas smo imeli tri duhov
nike in so mas vsi trije zapusti
Ii, ker so bill glavni krivci il
pri crni roki. Ma Jancjeh, tan
so pa Nemci vse pozgai. Pozga
no je pri sustarju, tam SO tud
gospodarja ustrelili; pri Pemct
in pri Sunicarju, tam je tudi VS.,
pozgano: V Litiji ss~vsi zdrav
in tam SO Sc tudi ze vse porooi
10. France je sedaj gospodar
Pozdravljamo vas vsi skupa:j
posebno pa JAZZ Tvoja sestra
"Angela Lovse"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

Po+rdiIo . erozodelstvlh Pfi ~. Ufhu

Mrs. Mary Medvesek, Euclid,
O., je preje1a pisrno Cd sVoje Sc
sire Angelo Lovse il Zgornje-
ga Kaslja, D. M. v Polju, v ka-
terem sestra potrjuje, da SO Sc
res godila velika grozodejstva
pri sv. Urhu, katero delo 50
opravljali belogardisti, XII SO oh
koncu vojne pobegnili. Il tega
Sc yidi, da SO med begunci grdi
zlocinci, kateri bi morali priti
ma zatozno klop. Pisnoo je sle-
dece vsebine:
"Zgornji Kaselj,
. II. januarja 1916
"Draga sestra!
"Tvoje drugo pismo, XII 81 ga
pisala novembra, sem sprejela
in ma prvo pismo sem Ii tudi
takoj odgovorila. Upam, da 81
ga prejela. Me vprasas, &c smo
vsi zdravi in zivi. z zdravjem
Sc ne morem proved pohvaliti,
ker imam kar stiri invalide do
ma. Imela sem samo moza inva-
| Ida, sedaj imam pa Sc tri otro-
Ike.
"Silva, XII je stara % let, je
padla 1. junija S cesn je in 81 je
zlomila hrbtenico. Hrbet ina Sc
daj dober, samo emo nogo ina
4 malc krajsi in jo "a seboj vie
&c. Girl je Sci pa 1912 v parti-
zane in je bill 1913 leta ranjen
" trebuh. Bill je cd osvoboditVe
re dyakrat operiran, pa Sc ne
vem &c bo dober. On je star q
let. Andrej je star pa 21 let, Sc
1 je pa prehladil Sc 1910 leta in
/ je bill potem dive lett ma poste
iii. On ina tudi trdo nogo in je
tudi brez leve ledvice. Tako ina
mo samo bolnisnico donna.
"Ma1ci Sc je pa loeila Cd mo
"a in je tudi sedaj pri meni. Ims
dve hcerki, ena je stara 6 let ir
druga 3 leta. Porocena je bils
7 let. sedaj sem jo morala ia;
.vzdrzevati cello deto, ker Sc njer
MOI nj mic zanimal zanjo in NJ
"a otroke.
IS tenn sem III opisala mojs
druzinske razmere, tako da vi
dis, da Sc ne morem mic kaj po
sebno pohvaliti. Sedaj imam
osem-clansko druzino. Zasluzit;
pa samo diva, tako da moran
zelo patti, da priden ven, d;
mas vse prizivljam. A "a hrant
Sc gre, samo "a obleko in obu
tev je tezko.
"Zdaj I'll bonn pa opisala s.
vojno, kako smo jo prezivljali
To takoj povem, da Sc senca n
bila prva vojna, kakor je bill;
sedanja.
"V prvi vojni Sc je samo po
skusalo, a v sedanji je pa bill
gorje, gorje! Hrane smo dobi
vail zelo malo. Kupiti pa tudi n
| bilo mogoce mic, ker je sam,
Miha sluzil, kar pa nj zneslo to
liko, da bi mogli .kupovati ma cr
nj borzi, ker to je bilo tako dra
60, da 81 I'll niti predstavljati n
mores.
"Navedla ii bonn samo e.
par primerov: zasluzil je ma ur
Z lir. Krompir je stal ma crn
borzi en- kilogram 80 lir; en- ki
\ logram mesa $50 lir;; liter vim
100 lir. Tedaj nismo mogli nj
kamor til brez dovoljenja: &c
tovarniski most ze nisi smell, ia
- y 10y
I@t-I9EIg gEI@E
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

Vas donesek "a otrosko boil
nico v Sloveniji bo znak lju-
bezni in spostovanja do DO
trebnih. v ia namen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena-
kopravnosti"I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Age Limit
 ForLicenseS Still Sixteen

The various branch ofIlces Of the Motor Vehicle Department ore suddenly being bealeged with six. teen-year~old boya and girls apply. Ing for their upuratore license be- fore the ago limit is raised, says Motor Vehicle Commissioner, John T Mccarthy
 There is an unfOunded ramor that the age limit ls soon Co be raised Co Q minimum Of eighteen, There b absolutely no truth Co this rlmor, says the Commissioners. The law has not been changed and cannot be changed untii the Legls- latuge meets next year. what the Leglslature will do about raising the age limit is, of course, some- thing that cannot be- predicted at this time,
 However, says the Commissioner the proposal to increase the age limit of motor vehicle operators Is one that has been considered by our Connecticut legislatures at every session. Nothing has been done to alter the sixteen-year limit in recent years other than to pro- vide waiting period of one month after a persons sixteenth birthday, by a ruling of the Commissioner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Donoher Quits COP Committee; Denies Any Rift

Washington, Dec. 6-tUp)--For- mer Sen. John A. Danaher of Con. necticut resigned today as the Re. publican National Committees Con. RreSsional aide, The announcement said there was no rift between him and Committee Chairman Carroll Reece.
 Danaher told the National Com mittee at its meeting yesterday that he resigned to return to the pracice of law and hat he and Reece were good friends with nothing but ad- miration and respect for each other.
 Danaher said he also heard he was resigning to take charge of New York Gov, Thomas E. Dewey's presidential aspirations"
 'Of all the utterly fantastic rue mors that reaches the zenith" Danaher told the committee.
 Reece told the committee he acc cepted Danaher's resignation rec gretfully and that Danaher remain- ed the congressional aide through the November elections only at Reece's request.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Union Suing
 For Bock-Poy

The International Union of Mine, Mil .e Shelter Workers, CIOs seeks payment of over Sl5,000,o00 to workers ln suits filed against four companies employing its members. The union asks triple back pay.
 Named in suits are the National Smelling Company, Cleveland; the International Minerals and Chem lcals Company, the U. s. Potash Company and the Potash Company of America, all located in New Mexico.
 Tn a fifth action, the union seeks back pay for employees of the Doeh- ler.Jarvis Company in die-casting plants in New York, Ohio, Pennsyl- vanla and Illinois.
 The union brings the suits on the basis of Supreme Court ruling exc tending the principle of portal-to- portal pay to all industrial firms. Tn claiming triple pay, the union holds that portal-to-portal time means time and a half pay, since 1t involves overtime. Then, the union contends further, the back pay- ments must be doubled because of violation of the wages and hours act.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Petrlllo Lobols DFomo 'HomIet' As Musical

ChlcAge Dec e~tupl--yamna c, petrillo, president ol the Ans efican Federation of MOslclans, lA . drama critic too, Q theas trlcal manager reported today
 netrillo took c look AN "liani~ let" the theatrical operator said, and decided C was a mus slcal, not Q drama.
 AS Q result three musicians who supply Q background ac. compartment for the Shake sperean tragedy are getting an extra sSb weekly in their pay. checks, Because Of Petrillos verdict on the play, the mu. slcians receive the scale for playing with a musical produc. ton instead Of the scale for ae. companying Q drama,
 The production, which came under the music cgars scrutiny, is the so-called "u,T. Version" of the famous tragedy Maurice Evans plays the title role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
BMl Heirens Mokes Plans For Biography

CnieANo, Dec 0-@(ufA@@Wllllam fIelfenA, iH tflnle~Nlaver serving a lie sentence. disclosed today that he plans Co write . book about his salse experiences,s
 fIeirens. who shocked the nation last summer by conteSslna the kills ina of two women and slx~year old suzanne Dennan, made the dleclos- ure in . letter written Co Q Chlcaeo fewSpaper He iS serving three eon- secullve life terms at MenaN State penltentlary for the crlmlnalp in- sane
 epiease send Co me the required fee for the final Daily Chicago Sun issues dating from June % Co Oct, ae. ieae, inclusive" Heirens wrote, n wash Co compile a biography in which I intend to reveal the sham of my life experienceSH
 warden Walter NlerSthcimer said there would be no official objection to HelrenS' receiving the copies asked or Co his writing an auto. biography. The newspapers he re ouested contain detailed accounts of his capture, confession and convic- tlon.
 NeirStheimer said Helrens had not discussed his writing plan with him, but said there was no bar to publication of such book, if Heir enS could interest publisher
 Heirens, No. ise36, now is serving as wardrobe man at the prison laun. dry and bathhouse. A former stu- dent at the University of Chicago, he was arrested June %, and be- gan his peaitentiary life Sept g. He began his sentence at Illinois state penitentiary at Stateville, but was admdged insane and moved to Nfenard. after he had thrown rocks at guards and threatened to commit snicide
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Ships to Moon
 Held Possibility This Generation

New York, Dec. 6--CUP)-Rocket- motored space ships that can travel to the moon or other planets. using atomic energy, are a possibility in the present generation, James H. wyld, research engineer. told the American Rocket Society today.
 wyld, chief research engineer for Reaction Motors, Inc, of Dover, N. J., predicted at the society's first na- tional convention that a way will be found to use atomic energy in a practical rocket motor.
 The problem, he said, is one that will certainly be solved, perhaps within our own generation"
 Rocket motors powered by atomic energy, Wyld explained, would pro- vide the greater velocities needed for space ships to leave the earth's orbit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Realty News
Documents filed in the town clerks office in City Hall include:
 Warranty Deeds

Documents filed in the town clerks office in City Hall include'
 Warranty Deeds
 Daniel A. and Anna P. Tarullo to Julius A. Kohn, property on Houston Street
 pr. Franklyn J. Bergen to Dr Louis H. Jordan, property on Cen- tral Avenue salvatore Borrelh to Dorothy and Sarah Kaplan, property on Cherry Street.
 Rose Macary to Susan NJ. Braun, property on Keefe Street.
 Frank PrimuS to Joseph L. San. toro. property on Morse Avenue. Rose Macary to Rose Cianciolo, property on sylvan Avenue.
 Daniel McNulty to Samuel Bliga, property at S5-s7 Robbins Street. John Santulli to Francis ]. Groody. property on Hewey Street. Pasquale Fratea to Frank Peru gini, two pieces of property on North Main Street and on Platt Street.
 Mortgage Releases
 Primo and Maria FaSini to Daniel A. and Anna P. Tarullo.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Abraham Hinenburg and Louis Goodman.
 St. Johns Parish to Frank and Laura Brito.
 First Federal Savings and Loan Association Of Waterbury to Frank Pximus.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Louis Sperling.
 Mortgage Deeds
 Julius A. Kohn i0 Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, Inc. property on Houston Street, $500. Louis Fl. Jordan to Doris B. Ber- gen, property on Central Avenue, ss000.
 Dorothy and Sarah Kaplan to Colonial Trust Company. two pieces of property on East Main Street and on Cherry Street. S24,000. Joseph L. Santoro to Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury. Inc, property on Morse Avenue, $500. Roland Burns to Ernest H. and Dora Case, property on Graystone Road S2,5O0.
 Frank Perugini to PasQuale Fratea, three pieces of property on North Main Street and on Piatt Street, s4.000.
 Quit Claim Deeds
 Jennie ShaknitiS to John c. Shaknaitis, property on Hewey Street.
 Doris B. Bergen to Franklyn J. Bergen, property on Bunker Hill Road.
 Earl c. and Helen G. Gay, to June R. Gay, property on Hanover Street.
 Pasquale Fratea to Prank Peru gini, property an Platt Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
HAs T.En To STAND oN

Milton, Mass. (uP)-Lost in tram sit, an artificial limb bought by Francis Poleski, 27, took four months to reach him from Washington. Once it was delivered, he imme- diately planned to go back to his welding job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06

Rosiclare. III, CUP)--Mrs. Nancy Smith, 66, and J. c. Long. 6i. ob- tained a marriage license from the brides granddaughter. Normalee Henson, i9, a deputy county clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06

New Zealand plans to increase its dairy herds by 100000 COWS, to bring the total to l,e00,000 by 1850.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-06
Quit Claim Deeds

Jennie ShaknitiS to John C Shaknaitis, property on Hewey