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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
State eNurses  In Hartford
 Baldwin, McAohon
 Will Be Speakers
 At Convention

U. s. Senator Brien McMahon will be one of the prominent speak, CTS to address the nurses of Con necticut when they assemble in Hartford next week for their forty second annual meeting.
 Senator McManon, chairman of the Senate Committee on atomic energy, will discuss federal legisla- ton as it effects nursing, at the session on Thursday afternoon which concludes the three-day con- vention.
 Among the other prominent speakers at the convention will be Governor Baldwin, Commander John F. Robinson, State director of Selective Service; Miss Annie w Goodrich, dean emeritus of the Yale School of Nursing and Dr. Creighton Barker, executive secre- tary of the Connecticut State Medi- cal Society.
 Many well-known leaders in the nursing profession will be among participants in the various meet ings during the convention. Among them will be Miss Ethel A. Brooks director of Nursing Service at the Hartford Hospital; Miss Ruth Fish CT, associate director of the Nation al Organization for Public Health Nursing; Miss Martha M. Ball, Public Health Nursing Consultant, Tuberculosis Control Division, U. & Public Health Service; Miss Julia Mlale, industrial consultant of the National Tuberculosis Associatino H. Lenore Bradley, New York Board of Examiners for Nursing; and Fife J. Taylor, president, h. ternational Council of Nurses.
 A feature of the three-day meet ing will be the annual dinner on Wednesday night when guests of honor will be Connecticut nurses who served during the war. Tribute to their services and to those ot the nurses who remained on the home front will be paid by Gov ernor Baldwin and Commander Robinson. All Connecticut nurses are invited to attend.
 The general chairman for the meeting is Miss Ida F. Butler o1 Hartford. The program committee is headed by Ida M. Meier of Nor wich- and Miss Agnes Ohlson, presi- dent of the C.SN.A. will preside
 Meetings simultaneous with the Connecticut State Nurses Associa- tion will be the Connecticut State League of Nursing Education, head ed by Miss Elizabeth s. Bixler oi New Haven, and the Board Mem bers Organization of Connecticut Public Health Nursing Associations of which Mrs. Theodore Sucher oi Hamden is president.
 At the business session there will be discussion of the recently adopt ed code of personnel practices and revisions now being considered bJ the Connecticut State Nurses Asso- ciation and the Connecticut Hos- pital Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
Shoe Stone Broken Into During Night

Inspector Joseph R. BendIer re- ported today that $l5 were stolen sometime last night from the Null licas Shoe Store at 204 Baldwin Street. In addition to the money five gallons of cooking oil were re- ported missing. The theft was dis covered at 11:45 P M. yesterday by Patrolman William Goggins, ap- pointed to the force in January.
 An attempt to enter the D. F. Beach Company, Inc, of 6 Sperry Street, was also reported by In- spector Bender. The attempted en- try was discovered by Patrolman James Brennan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUT, MA s SACHU- SETTS, and RHODE ISLAND - Partly cloudy becoming slightly cooler tonight. Friday mostly cloudy followed by rain mad cooler.
 EASTPORT to BLOCK ISLAND -Northeasterly winds 10 to 15 miles an hour ProvincetOwn to Passport tonight and Friday. Southwest winds 15 to 25 miles mn hour PrOvincet0wn to Block Island shifting to northeast 10 to 15 miles per hour tonight and continuing Friday. Partly cloudy and good visibility tonight. Mostly cloudy followed by rain Friday.
 DAILY ALMANAC
 Sun rises at 6,O5 A. M., sets at 5:O8 P. M.
 Vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17

25, of 82 North Elm Street, rape, continued to Oct. 31; Raymond Witzmann, 2o, of 127 Edin Street, failure to obey officers signal, nolled for $6; Francis Hayward, 28, of 30 Wooster Avenue, failure to grant right of way, continued to Saturday; Mike Assif, of 245 Beech CT Avenue, passing a stop sign, $6 bond called; Bernice Blekis, 38, of Terryville, violation of the sanitary code, continued to Oct. 31, and Kirby Happen, 4S, of "A Edison Street, East Hartford, operating 8 motor vehicle while under the in- fluence of liquor, continued to Oct. 31
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
City's Motion
 Placed on File For Hearing
Tox Assessment Appeal Still
 Pendinq TrioI

A motion for disclosure filed by the City of Waterbury in the Con- mon Pleas Court tax assessment appeal for Attorney John H. Cas- sidy has been scheduled for a hearing at tomorrows short calen- dar session.
 In the motion the city asks Cas- sidy to disclose the annual rents collected in 1943, 1914, and 1945 at the three Cassidy buildings located at 35-37 Leavenworth Street, 21-25 Leavenworth Street, and 328 West Main Street. The attorney ap- pealed from increased assessments placed on the property.
 The assessments were increased as follows: $75,000 to $97, 300, $38,- 800 to $49,77O, and $86,00O to $127,- 900.
 Cassidy also is a plaintiff along with a group of other taxpayers in another revaluation suit pending in Superior Court. The Common Pleas Court action is based on the assessment placed on Cassidy's own property.
 In addition to seeking informa- tion on the rents, the city asks Cassidy to supply information on the repairs made for various ten ants, and on the rental services offered. It also asks about any changes in rent made in the past few years, and on the cost of con- structing the buildings.
 The motion was filed by the city last May.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
Priests Given Assignments By Bishop

Rev. Austin B Saunders, assist ant pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Car mel Church for several years, has been transferred to the Church of St. Lawrence OToole, Hartford. He will be succeeded here by Rev. Mar tin J. O'Connor, who was recently discharged from the U. s. Army
 A third assignment made today by the Most Rev. Henry J. O'Brien, bishop of the Hartford diocese, and announced in the current issue of the Catholic Transcript. It concerns the appointment of the Rev. William G. Mahoney from the U. s. Army to the Church of St. Anthony, Hart ford
 Father Saunders during his stay here interested various Catholic groups in music. He directed sev- eral programs arranged by Cath olic Youth Organization units.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
Slight House Fire Caused by Oilburner

An overflowing oil burner caused slight blaze today at the home of Benjamin Vitone of 2 Hunting don Place. Three pieces of appar- atus responded on telephone alarm at 11:37 A. M.
 Yesterday, firemen extinguished two brush fires. One at Lakeside Blvd. and the other on Fairmount Street. The first alarm came in at P. M. and the second at 5:13 P.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
Firen1en Smother TUo Brush Fires

Bremen extinguished two brush fires after l P. M. today. At 1:03 they responded to an alarm on Benefit Street, and at 1:12 they were called to East Farm Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17

Planner E. Theodore Scott-Smith, Nov. IA and 21; Ernest Christoffer- son, Waterbury Engineering Depart ment, Dec. and 12; Sidney Ed wards managing director of the Connecticut Development Commis- sion Dec. IT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17

Southern Russia's largest uni- versity is being constructed in Rostov-on-Don, where nearly Is acres are being cleared for the buildings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17
MANY NEVER
 SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACkACHES
This Old Troatn1AT1t Ofta
 Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging baeko66s quickly. once they discover that the real czuso of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
 The kidneys are Natures chief way of talE. Theyhelpmost people about pints aday.
 When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, t may cause nagging backache, rheuma1is. pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, get eyes, headaches and dizziness, Frequent oe scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
 Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doau's Pills, stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. Doan's Rtve happy relief and will help the IS nniIss of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste feum your blood. Get Doen's PiIlz,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-17

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Births Marriages . Deaths

Cecil Hsin.s. 7s; NsrSsr. A. Hsrrins-
ton, az
Daniel stephens % Annie L Green. al
Linus y. walter. 30 Dolores I. BiEtcnstts.
80.
Alfred Knpdsen Jr. IS. Marion r unensr
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Thomas P Mclaughlin. Al; Mildred D
Charles Y.slin. ~. B.resr. ). Young 10.
Harold y Smith Al Mary Gates 80
FRANK KoSyniA 2i Janet Grew Is
Ray p Hill as Elissbeth p PrusE al
Levi Pruittt 2s, Oveads L Yopp az
Melvin r Ekcott 30 Helen Zerelli. q
Anthony AuStsIIs. "a, Gloria P TruSendik.
LsRoy Jordan. 80. Sadie ThompFon. ~.
Jasper BillinExlsyf 81. Ruby Nichols as
Stanley J. Cichy as Mary a HAlek as
Charles Chri&ty 40 Yloa 2. FrGinif ~
Chester s. virchinsEy, 23 Martha stsni-
william J. hAss,s. as. M.rT,rs, D. Bot,
warren J Green. az Giaoyt 2 barry is
CeoTRs {. Morley Firman, Al Mary c
James Ig" Riroii. -. Lal. N A.s.non. as
Raymond Z Do~I.r 30 Marion z stanse
Th,da,a, c wroelevsh. %. Marian Balov.
Gerald Z simords, "a Blanche Z. GinEsl.
william Psratore 2s Teresa ConfortI 81.
Wiihy Nelson IS Catherine MAYO IS
CeoIFe Cechetti, Is. june .. PhllipkosGi
AlsI,nc,r CrrsEorczys. 30 Jeanette Neh.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
DEATHS

Lawrence AileT ssos So clair. 81.
Minnie Hyatt whssuty. Ont Can, e.,
Martha KGryut casa Lana. -.
rife Mae Toohey. sls3 Commonwealth, 81.
FRANK Lgpo 3544 NJ Elliott. II.
Leonardo. leo IScs. $500 Armour. 81
Jane Moore eI Emma sTisa, CHATHAM,
Canada. IT
Msads 1.lcr Kgul 1921 Msldrum. 90.
Ed~STd Hgty 3OS4 OIeT0n. ~.
Josephine Coos s323 HonnI ~
Emily . haTun. lz4o PenntyiVanla, os'
Idssfa Hieesagh 4o4l Voarth n
MichAel xJiorosu 45i savannah w 90
Btsls Nat & Anthony. 3el PAEum, a F,7e.
Msnsi. MAJ "I@si,Ss gsass, ~ 81 A1Pen ,Gen So 90
Raoef' $ Base 1891 Freelsne. 90.
Minnie Peters 1857 CABOT.
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Nlanle McCaU4m so4t Van Dyst. -.
John Esu Sgiy llEO COnc0fc Sc
C~orst =. Morrcil, s5s4 Tern. %.
hsrry Touey. 67S LAss Sh9Fs RSAs
As5is s.ssusnd { Coffin. Is547 Bsrh0.
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Margaret Barrett 3OTe LAmbie Pi. -.
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Harry Gross 1224 Blaine 81
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WsnEsi Bohn 2AO3 Finley 90
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Ffanrls y ssist0Wski 66s NEvahcs. II.
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E1dis Kimbnush, Detroit. Mich ~.
Arthur Swell seas TNlmAn 90
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Heny G. MeyeF 1880 CTrC.ey -,
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Alirte Ruooiph t4gIon 43il PinErss ~.
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Amelia Scheursr. e9s Clinton Sanausky
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presilano Raves 1852 Srottrn -
vincent CostsuEo. 33S2 Y Hsncocx 81.
Jennie Nspo.tanc. IllAi Pusltsf. SO.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
AT YOUR SERVICE .o oETnOTsAsTMEs -=s
NO.>Ae = - Answers to Veterans

n-Wouid ID be possible for
Q one 10 get the present ad-
dress of n friend In the X. &.
A. F.-F. II. l..
A-To obtain the location
and status of RCAF personnel,
write 10 the Records Office,
RCAF Department of the Ma
tional Defense for Air, Lisgar
Building, Ottawa, Ont. Canada.
Q-I was drafted In June,
l9il, and was discharged two
months and eight days later
because Of a crippled hand. Am
i entitled 10 mastering out pay?
r. X. B.
A-To qualify for mastering
out pay, a veteran must have
served under honorable condi-
tions on or after Dec. z, 194l,
the date on which war was
officially declared. Since your
period of active service in the
armed forces terminated before
that date, you do not qualify
for that benefit.
o. am a veteran who would
like 10 know IN there is any
federal law which grants to
veterans exemption from paying
initiation fees In unions -
j. A. A.
There is no federal legis-
lation in existence which eX-
empts veterans from paying
initiation fees In connection
with union membership.
o. became pregnant two
months prior to my husbands
discharge from the army.
would like 10 know II am en-
titled 10 prenatal care and II
80, what steps should take To
get such aid: My husband had
n rating Of Pfc. when I became
prrgnnnt-hfrS. A. l..
At ne Emergency Ma
ternity and Infant Care pro-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
-pErpUfFsS.sy

Joseph Lee. so Ro,na Esnsy. 40.
Max Morsy 81 Emma l. Dec. Al
Rowland stamford Clements. as. Marion R
L,.lit I ch,mbsrisin. 40 Ros.n,ry b
John " Hovsre 81 M.ns Rland,r 40.
ChsrisI A. Esei - Evelyn sampson "a
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cbar., Moor, IS. Mare \. Pair, as.
Pear Z, Davis IT a. Sylus D BArnes a..
George .. simmons. q, Ceci! NJ. Thonaa.
Lethsr c. Garter j., Il. Minnie H h.rna,
Valentine sehml't - z.ryl Haieh, IS
John ". H.rry. a. Betty J. Yunou,eh,
Geors, z Nelson q Elssn9r {. James, 7s
Edward B9smileT. ~ Mary J Cey a.
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Roesri .. Griffin, q Betty : KonSies.
vernon L Anderson. 20 PsEEy N De,rins
ch.re ". sssM. 20 Dorothy l. Clayton,
Hchafe . Poisson "a Dorothy A Kisrnsn
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IS
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Iohn siri1heil L. Dn1cthy sharp 40
George Scott ~ Emma L Spencer 40
Lsufence Mcconnell. 81 Katherine n
Coleman 20
Leo J Gao 30 E,eHa Mary Toth a.
Clsude " Young 10 Geraldine YoUnE 20.
Ee~sf4 AAsHAet -PeFiHs Ksi-1is ~
Manuel Zak as Theins J JAtfln ~
Anthony MsnTo 20 Anne 7 Macsfs 2s
/ Raymond Reed. 81 MGTTtrs; ". CtrdI
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nan Ia
Frsns D,Bscksr 20 Dolores smith. 10
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

V. A. Form 1850, with the
Veterans Administration. or
with the educational establish
ment which the veteran wishes
To attend.
Q-PriOr 10 my husbands ac-
tive service in the navy he was
In the merchant marine and In
inactive duty In the naval re-
serves. May either be counted
In computing points for dis
charge under the navy demo-
bilization 70 rm a? - Mrs.
II. II. ID.
A-No.
o. am the widow of n
Spanish American War veteran.
I receive q $50 pension per
month from the Veterans Ad-
ministration. Could you tell me
whether / am entitled 10 more
pension Mrs. v. l.. g.
A-If you are the widow Of
a Spanish-A American War vet
eran. married 10 the veteran
prior 10 Jan. /, 1898. under o.
years of age-and further. if
your veteran-husband's death
did not result from his period
of active wartime service
then you are receiving the COR
rect amount of pension-S30
per month.
OIL am a veteran Of World
War I. have a service-con-
nected disability and I have
been receiving compensation
since my discharge in April,
1919. I am so years Of age. Am
] entitled TO a pension plus my
disability compensation :-R. B.
A World War ] veteran
who presently draws pension
for Service-connected disability
Is not eligible for any other
pension in addition 10 the serv-
ice-connected disability pension.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
By IAxIs W. sIowIs

A B.uuden, in the s,h sr,ds O{ Dill
lon School. Gucrrisro's ambition Is "a pc
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Der OF St. Raehasl'' chtreh.
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Road, Garden City, and serves Detroit
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

81
Yoterdsyt Answer
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

gram provides for the care OF
discharged servicemen's wives
when pregnancy occurred while
a man was still in service and
providing the serviceman held
rating in one of the four low
est pay grades in the armed
forces. The EMIC program is
a state program set up by the
health departments of the va
rious states under standards
set by the u. s. Children'S Bu-
resu, Dept. OF Labor. Since
your husband was a Pfc. at
the time of his separation from
service, and you were pregnant
while he was in service, il
would appear that you are
eligible for care. Consult the
nearest Red Cross Chapter for
an application blank.
Q-On what form would one
make formal application for
educational benefits under Pub
tic Law SIC, the Gf Bill of
Rights M. G. B.
Alt should be made on
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
DIVORCES

irene BiacfweiI from william
Joseph L. Summers from Margaret
CIsoy y. LotAn from Ernest o.
Jean AheTn from Ralph J.
Ruth MucCi from Richard
Arnold J LAithSAitt from Irene
RUN Judd from Cha FIeA D.
Colon Hall from Gladys
Alvin n Macdonald from Puth.
Dorothy Chucalo from MaTcuK
Laura SkAlkh from Victor
Inhn HnfcA frnn MAtgAret HntcA-
Ceca NJ Bass from Hare p
Eileen Y GAdhill from Harvey "
Mae tKrAtE RyckmAn from hubert Eyckmal
Marjorie Petty from Arthur
Pose l. smith from Ben
Vera Tame from Joseph Y.
Lens StronE from william
Elilabfth PruSh from Anthony.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
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and welfare, rights and privi-
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Many answers are printed
daily In this column, but ALL
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

Desert Saga OF George and
His Dog. The Hound Shielded
the Baby From RattlerS and
Coyotes and Even From Thirst
Until Help. Arrived. The HUI
man and Humane Story Il
Related by Paul Calico In The
American Weekly, With This
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MsfUage licenses applied Tor
Aihsri p ps'srt 50 Rszsda NJ Moniii 81
stanley Zisia 30 Mary Mytyk 76
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Joseph L B9Escu. J Josephine SsuTtE. -
Andfsv Schrsmn, 70 Gertrude ?. Priyl-
tn "a
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on mas &iihe llno Seller 81 bietel1
permogen tpirb es nif)t ieblen.
Ser &irhenrat bittet alle 6rauen
Ger 5eutidfirhe menn moglif) etrpas
Gemt gum 2Ojabrisen Stiitlurgs
feIte mitplbringen, NIT beitem 0anf
Gs boiit rett piele begriiben 81
tonnen Ger airhenrat ser
,Teutifgemein1e.
Mihael 5bies, &urator.
Martin 9. Shinoler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
3tueic "a.

Iaoet ale asreltroe BON Sit unb @eit
su ieinem &artenpartie Elm, speldes
am "a. gtopenlber, 6 llbr abenos I'M
Gillette Sad,ienbeim, 400 Sit 55.
Ctr, absebalten miro 5llgimiten a1er
notbeouritigen Siebenbiirger Sad),
len, tuelhe 5erltrellt iino in ganS GU
ropa. Der Reinpetpinn gebt iiir oe,
&ilfsfonb ser i'm 8anee lit. Gin iebr
tiifytiges &omitee lit an Der Mrbeit
alles a,,fs bette 81, arrangieren.
Muh tpirS sic Guilt an oieiem
slbeno einem gliidlihen @eninncr
iibergeben. Mae Sdaoellern iillo 9e.
beten sic 5itets 5u perfalien uno Sic
Clubs an bieiem slbenb ab5ugeben
a,ro nit Sfapeiter &atb. 3afel ab5ll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
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eeid)enft. slne Mitelieoer Iino einee-
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90. Noocanber lrb 20iGbrigen 8riin-
ol,n9sfeit ser SeltidNelneinoe anl
80. Nopember.
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&inber. Sdhuelter Sdermer ibenfte
bafiir Sol1ig ,,nb Sufer. Sdppelter
Marie Sdmeioer allsSairpiNu identt
Glis. Siifler, Setr.