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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
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 whm d was epee. sNnoeas Harola EneassA. o1 AEnnssotA eAalman-eo-oe of the WaSe and Means Committed wMich initiates tux leeaaAtaon-Was wear lne meek and saoauea expression
 Rnuasm haa popss q seane Senate cor lesd> sst % os csss aSa sssss Ssssrss q Sssw RsmpsAne quacklg eisnluslomea him.
 me cocag aElnnasoaan opened the secret meet anr wath a aemAne thak the Republican Party com mi sssea b . % percent aorOss-sne-ooard eat n
 me voters want us to cut sAxes" said Rnat- sen ~ane think we ought to eeTee on what we are going to 60 right now. So we VII oe reaaS 70 pres for speedy enactment of . tax oin atter January" " the same view, but Tan and Br!dees ms,stsc snas the cor should first take steps to balance the budget and pare the national debt
 .BeFore reducing taxes lets find out if H is pOs- sSae to dO 90 and eg how much declared T.st our first objective should be balanced budget"
 Rnusson. who haa expected to dominate the tax discussion finally gave u with reluctant sigh when he saw he wasn't getting anywhere
 NOTE. Senate COP leaders have privately agreed ton through the House tt win get long beauty sleep in the Senate Finance Committee. of which Tatt Is an important member, untal the S0deet and the na~ taonal debt are tackled
 Battered ora Aamanasaraasr pAua Rssser despite the toughest job Washington has moi lost his sense of hum0r. Last week Porter was dining in New NoSk with two of his predecessors-1en Henderson and Chester Bowaes-who also found they had a price on their heads.
 Finally Porter proposed toast to the three price controllers.
 Leon initiated the policies" he said ~Chet car raed them out, and--T came to bury Caesar. not to praise him"
 The FB1 is investigating any link between the columbians and retired Maj. Gen. George Van Hon Moseley former Deputy Chief of Staff. Moseley was inc idol of the Knights of the White CamelliA. William H Davis coerfnl wartime chief Of the War Labor Board once fired by Truman is being invited hack to elp settle labor troubles arising n stee ano other major industries Others wno wsa be invited to help head of crappng strikes are George Taylor who gucceeded Davis as War Labor Board chairman. Sumner Sachter of Harvard University and Gin Golden of the CIO Failure tn produce artificia ltuhs for veterans has induced ReconyerSon Director John Steelman to set up a special committee tc cases involve damages only. with criminal charge B ErSkine wsn head the committee. Best private iob of breaking tm sbotfleneck has been cone hg srd Army Hero COl Bob Ailen. whe has been working
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Views of the Press

freight in the last two months, seek to be certified, along with nine other presently uncertified freight lines, as common carriers and to be allowed to operate over certain specified routes. Heretofore they have operat- cd entirely as contract carriers who are not subject. except as to basic safety provisions Co CAB regulation. This air cargo industry has been de- veloped largely by World War weter- ans, putting their experience to peacetifne use. The certified pas senger airlines have found their services so much in demand for the carriage of passengers and mail that they have moved slowly, where at all. into the strictly freight field.
 It is the contention of the cargo carriers who now seek to be certified for carrying freight that the CAB should establish a basic division be- tween the transport of passengers, baggage. express and mail on the one hand, and the transport of true air freight on the other. They viii urge that the commercial lines now certified for air travel be required to secure separate certificates for the hauling of air freight as common carriers. Those who hold this view do not seek any subsidies nor do they seek to prevent any existing or fu- ture carrier from entering the freight field. when they can show wiling ness and ability to do so. On the other hand. they hold that estab- liehed certificates for the carriage of persons. mail and express do not. oi themselves, constitute ''grandfather rights for entering the cargo busi- ness as such at some future con- venient time.
 The new applications before the CAB are based fundamentally upon the theory of reasonably regulated competition. It Is this same theory which has encouraged the magnifi- cent development of OUT mail and passenger service. How the existing certified lines will react to these ap- plications. and the position of the CAB upon them, win be watched with close attention by shippers and manufacturers whose goods are af- fected. The decision of the board is sure to have an important effect up- on the development of our whole air commerce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Lewis and the Sirens
by Peter EdSOns

out how the government and Ulysses Lewis had taken over their propeTtiesD
 Ulysses won the war after Outsmarting the Tro- Jans this way but he had terrible time getting back the island Of croe the Sorceress who turned them into pigs, to waIlOw in sites and feed on acorns.
 According to Lewis. the illusion here would be appropriate in that the miners have to live in com pany houses that are no better than ig-pens Ace cordtng to the operators, the miners are making much money nos that they're wailowing in wealth.
 Anyway Ulysses finally makes Gree release his men from the walloW (by means Of a five-cents-per Also, crce tells Ulysses how to get his safely past the Sirens. Mote: See Lewigs reference to the Sirens in quotation from his letter to KrugD
 The Sirens were the Andrews Sisters of sheir day They were sponsored by the coal operators of those times. They sat on rocks and sang Ogf-key beauty shop hOtcha to lure union labor to its doom The cure circe provided was to plug the ears of the sailors pariance. this was the equivalent of the Wagner Act and new safety code for minersD
 But even after they got past the Sirens, Ulysses and his men had to get by the two monsters of scya and chaFbdas. see reference in Lewiss letter abOve)
 scyIla had once been lovely to look at, but was now fEightfa to know. She had six heads, and her lower exTemities seFpents and barking monsters She lived in cave Ca coal mine. She had an evil temper and her pet trick to deyOur union labor that fell into her grasp Ulysses lost six men to her lsuperyisOFy employees, doubt. lured by prom ises of being made superintendentsl
 Charybdis was gulf of water which thrice daily rushed up to the portals of frightful chasm and thrice daily was disg0rged in a vicious whirlpool cThe allslOn here was no doubt the origin of the hree-shift system portal to portal with overtime and doubletimel
 As John L. CUlysses) Lewis said in his letter to Trojan Captain Krug, the miners weren't yielding to the Sirens, and they didn't intend to get caught hg scyila and Charybda Not going their gay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Your Health
 By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
ANYBODY NEED 4 GOOD
 HEART TONIC?

Thanks so much for your sugges- ton to take vitamin B complex with each dose of digitalis-- I am showing much improvement now. I wish everyone with a fiuttery heart could take it as I have and improve under your advice as have.
 (H.M.K)
 1 advised the correspondent to take a good daily ration of htamin B complex along with the digitalis his physician prescribed for him that is, if his physician approved.
 There is no particular reason that I can conceive why a physician should not approve of this, because 1t is not medicine, but merely essen tial food or food accessories tvita. min B complex alid iron and man. ganese, in Mie preparation best suited for taking with digitalis) food or accessory food factors which most people fail to get in their over-refined daily diet.
 Since I began urging vitamin B complex as a heart tonic. in this column, a good deal of practical clinical evidence has accumulated to substantiate the teaching.
 Regardless of the nature of the heart trouble, any one who takes vitamin B complex as heart tonic should get 1t clearly through his or her head that it is food. not medi- cine, and 1t must be taken every day the year around.
 Since 1t is food. not medicine, there is no sense in trying" it for a few weeks and then discon- tinuing. Whatever benefits one de- rives from this heart tonic become gradually manifest after several weeks and thereafter one may main- tain the improved heart action and improved circulation by taking just one daily ration of B complex.
 Not only the function of the heart but the function of the di- gestive tract is generally improve ed by an adequate daily intake ot vitamin B complex.
 Vitanlin B complex means all Of the vitamins that naturally grow along with vitamin Bi (thiamine), in more or less the proportions oi the different vitamins as they oc- cur in such foods as wheat, lean meat, liver etc.-some of the better known components being vitamin B2, c or riboflavin, nicotinic acid or niacin, calcium pantothenate.
 A tonic is anything that improves or increases the tone Of organ oI tissue. or restores enfeebled func' ton.
 Most good physicians regard digitahs as a heart tonic. Keep vel in mind that I'm just a one-hoTse- and-buggy doctor and no authority I am SO skeptical of the value oi digitalis as a remedy for any sori of heart trouble that I wouldn't take 1t myself in any conceivable circumstance-unless a physician attending me ordered me to take I Ira take anything a doctor order ed me to take, except mashed DO tato
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS

Rays
 What are the names Of the dif- ferent light rays the sun transmits, such as ultraviolet rays and other7 (S. P. A
 Answer-The visible rays are the red, orange. yellow, green. blue and violet rays of the spectrum or rain- bow. Then there are important iu- visible rays of longer wave length than the red rays which are the longest in the visible rays. and these are called infra-red rays (heaD. and other invisible rays shorter than the blue and violet which are the short est of the visible rays. and these are called ultroviolet rays (coldl Boy in our physics class had a name that came in handy in helping us memorize order of the colors in spectrum-Roy O. B.-sO you have only to say Hi. Roy. O. Bix-to know the order. from longest to shortest wave lengths, is Heat, Inc frsred, Red Orange. Yellow Green. Hue. Indigo. Valet. Ultravioist. x-rays etc.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Optimistic Economists

Government economists predict that the lifting of price controls will delay rather than hasten business recession That runs counter the promise of Henry Wallace that deconro would be the very of terrifying boom ana bust. m ..
 We expect however that Mr. Wallace will stick to ms guns in spe of the soothsayers And he could If he wished, cite his own experlence as prool oi he; fabity Remember how Mir Wallace took the word of his Commerce Department economists that most industries could raise wages 20 percent without raising prlceand later made hearty meal of their words!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Just Too Tough

DDT after triumphant conquest of pestnerous insects all over the world fell down in it's acid tesagainst the famous mosquitoes of New Jersey They are reported have lanned if up loved it. and come back for
 That is scarcely surprising do we think that the scientists should take the failure to heart For they grow lem tough in the Garden State. ..
 Jersey skeeters like Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City have been in command for long tme They're rough rough rugged and practically ndestructbe And both nave Dee ehs;r off new assaiants with new strateges and tactics for SO long that another weapon DDT nothing just rolls off their backs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE
CHartford courantl

The mystic Orient scores againl Undoubtedly it is beneficial for the western world to be reminded occa- sionally that we are not so super for as we like to think. Our ma- terialistic, technical civilization is in many ways unable to keep pace witah the centuries-old wisdom of the Chinese. This brutal truth was driven home again last week with a conclusive Demonstration of the superioriy of the Oriental abacus over our highly-touted calculating machines. A repeat performance this week produced the asne re- suit.
 N course, the Chinese do accept some of our mechanical marvels, such as the typewriter in their own alphabet that has recently been de- veloped. It undoubtedly Is quicker than writing longhand. considering the lntricacy of the many charac- ters in the Chinese alphabet. But we'll have a difficult time trying to sell them our calculating ma- chimes as long as they can get quicker and equally accurate results just by sliding beads up and down on the wires of an abacus. which We think of as primarily a child,s toy.
 The first contest between the two devices was conducted last week in Tolkyo. with A ,.GapaueSe clerk and an American Army private at the respective controls. Confronted with five sets of problems in addi- tion, subtraction, multiplication division. and a grand slam cornbin- stion of all four. the abacus won in every process except multipli- cation. Its Japanese operator aver aged thirty seconds faster than his opponent, and made fewer errors Incidentally. many American sol- diers were financially embarrassed as well as humiliated by the out come. having attested to their con- fiGence in the calculating machine by placing numerous bets on it to win. Lest any human factor be involved. the test was repeated in New York a few days later, with the same result. Perhaps we should start using adding machines as toys, and provide our business organizations with abaci if we are to keep up with the hectic pace oi the modern world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Hats Off to Father

Mamma and her market basket have been widely pro claimed as the counys greatest buwark against runaway nrice But it has remained for Father to the most spectacular single triumph. ,,. Ian indifference which Mamma seldom shares has moved popular hat manufacturer to put $S45 ceiling on ms products, which used to run up as high as $lb
 We can only hope that this maker has started trend And we hasten to offer congratulations to Father for keeping his head in crsis-even though the head IS hare
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
ILLUSTRATION ALL AROUND

Winooski. Vt. - OUP) - Carrier pigeon might have been cheaper: unused Donald Mingeon after pay ing si5.70 for a telephone call- without reaching his party. Min- geon unsucce&fully dropped 60 nickels in a pay station phone. then ran to the nearby telephone business office to get his money hack. Refus- ed. he acted in such a ''belligerenta manner he was arrested. His fine plus costs tOtaled si3.7O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Right Speed, Wrong Place

Two delegates to the LIN General Assembly and the aueurs of three others ncudng Secretary General e) have recently been given tickets for speeding on the roads btween Lake Success Flushing and New York City
 waiting world may join with New Workers in wishing that the delegates would show little speed in their deliberations, and little less on the highways.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Taft Is Maneuvering
by Thomas Stokes

he only Republican to join with eight Democrats ast session try to prevent Senate consideration oi he Case Labor Bill which President Truman vetoed. md which seems to be the general design of Sem tor Taft and the old Guard in the New Congress
 Senassr Aiken is in line for chairmanship Of the abor Committee Senator Taft alone. is ahead Of i'm But Senator Taft naturally is expected to take aairmanshp of the Finance Committee. for which
 n line since it is appropriate to his talents, and
 one of the most important Senate posts
 It has been suggested that, to block Senator ken the Ohio Senator might foreSwear his ann .tiOns and take the labor chairmanship. But there re other maneuyers possible that might do the trick zen though they take thought Of the feelings or spiratiOns of others. including veteran of 2 years the Senate
 That is Senator Capper of Kansas. who is in line sr chairman of the Agriculture Committee Senator isked. get Senator Capper to step aside and move Senator Aiken to the chairmanship of the Agricul- sure Committee. and let Senator Capper become chairman of the District of Columbia Committee? The District Committee handles the affairs of this city md is regarded among the least important commit 
 Being chairman ef Agriculture Is a nasural as- ratien for Senator capper. He b from the Mid station and publishes a well-known farm journal Undoubtedly the Mid-West would prefer him for the post even though Senator Aiken is farmer
 The denouement Of the whole plot is to hove Sem ator Joe Ball of Minnesota into chairmanship of the Labor committee, once Senator Aiken is euchered out The young Senator. who has become a sort Of prOtege of Senator Taft proposing legislation along lines Of the Case Bill and even beyond, for he would outlaw sthe closed shop by Federal law.
 Presto-The cat jumps out of the bagl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Helping Hand

Britans Socialist government has announced it's plans fsr taking over the countrys transportation system. Per- hans America might help Prime Minister Atee speed up ake process of seizure by lending him Whitney and Iohn \. LswiG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
AIR FREIGHT HEARINGS
N. Y. Times

In hearings which will soon be held before the Civil Aeronautics Board. the Independent Air Freight Association. composed of five of the largest cargo carriers, who flew more than 5.OO0.O00 ton-miles of air
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15
lC-letnica krozka st. 8
Progresivnih Slovenk

Euclid, 0. - Dan 20. okto.
bra nam naznanja, da bo minilo
10 let, odkar so Sc ustanovite.
ljice krozka St. 3 Progresivnih
Slovenk zbrale skupaj k sell.
Ma svoj nacin cd takrat do da-
nasnjega dneva nj ravno dolga
doba, vendar je minilo ze 10 let.
Krozek je bill yes cas- svojega
obstanka zelo aktiven. Priredile
smo vec balincarskih tekem,
par semnjev in vec drugih pro-
gramov.
zbirale smo prispevke "a re-
SLIM voz "a Slovenijo, zbirale
srno obleko "a potrebne Jugo-
slovane, zbirale smo prispevke
"a otrosko bolnisnico v Sloveni-
j. Nikdar Sc nismo ustrasile de-
la, ampak smo Sic naprej in smo
vedno dosegle cilj, "a katerega
smo Sc zavzele.
Oh praznovanju nase Toilet
nice smo 81 zopet omislile, da
naredimo nekaj boil izrednega,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15

ce smo upa da DO mogoce svari zaobrn prava pota
Morda je tenn del resnice toda nikakor bo navno
upanJe, GA je Rozmanu in negovh vsaj nekaj
IN cuta odgovornost pred narodom zgodovno XII b Jim
branl It'll take grozotne skrajnost Ia cut od
govornosti skusai zbuditi MEM svojih psmi in
nesetim posredovanj odgovornost, XII 10 ina kot mai
vis cerkveni dostoanstvenk ga salno opozara ter
nismo napravi ncesar kar ga mogo odvrnti cd tega
spoznana. Dobro vemo, da e veckra omahoval svoji
odlocitv m do skranost Vemo Sc je veckrat zgrozl
pred strahotnmi posedcami svoega dea toda vedno e
r MEM prevladalo zagrzeno sovrastvo nastaa
jocega sveta do vstaajoce demokracije Deo XII
je sam najozjim sodelavc zacel in razvi do blaznh
skrajnosti, ga je koncno pokopalo.
Rozman nj edin cerkven dostoianstvenik Jueosla.
viii in Evropi XII e izrodl dusnega pastira vojnega
zlocinca Mnogokje vodni cerkven krogi nasloni
ma fasize, sodelova okupaor ter nastopal prot ma.
rodnim osvobodnim gibanjem Marsike je tudi duhov.
Selma sleda svoji skofo ter postavila ma brank
akcije pro naprednm sa Toda tezko je najti coveka
XII bi tel po zabrede tako goboko kakor storl
skof Rozman Negova vest e obezena tisoci zrtev
venskih zVljenj Ma negov dust le odgovornost ia
tve XII b jih lako prepreci &c b ostal zyest svojem
udstvu &c bi postavil stran svoega naroda ME
govih natezjh urah Rozman tega nj storil ampak e
svoo besedo in nicativo naodlocnee podprl narono z
dajstvo in podzgal bratomorilsko klanje.
skof Rozhan je V poni meri odgovoren "a svoja de-
janja in kot talk bo sojen. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15

slancev imenoval odbor, kateri
maj studira vprasanje vojaske-
ga bonusa in. najde vir dohod-
kov, il katerih Sc DO placeval
bonus - ia odbor drzavnih po-
slancev Sc danes nj porocal in
nj do danes napravil nicesar,
ceprav je cd imenovanja poteklo
re osem mesecev. --.~~ T. ~.
Josko Penko, kampanjski
nacelnik Lausche for Co
werner, slovenska sekcija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15

bolj zanimivega tenn, da poda-
mo ob6instvu povsem novo igro
"Raztrganci", XII DO sedaj prvic
igrana v Ameriki. o TEN sn1o
dosti razmisljale, katera igra bi
bila "a ia slucaj najbolj pri-
kladna.
Rayno oh tistem casu prejme
Peter ster ''Raztrgance" il sta
rega kraja. Ko smo Sc jih cd
vseh strani ogledale, smo pri-
Sic do zakljucka, da jih povabi-
mo ma naso prireditev v Sloven-
ski drustveni dom ma Recher
Ave-, da Sc pri mas prvic pred
-stavijo javnosti. Zato boste imeli
izredno priliko, da Sc seznani-
te sami osebno z "Raztrganci''
v nedelJo 20. oktobra oh $3.50
popoldne. Oh tel priliki vam bo-
do sami povedali kdo so in "a
kaj SO "Raztrganci. JAZZ bi re-
kla da zato, ker so tako dalec
prisli IL dalnje Jugoslavije, kjer
jih nacizem in fasizem vse "raz-
trgap'. Tako sirote komaj po-
krivajo svojo nagoto. Sedai Sc
je tam sicer vse obrnilo ma bolie
in "Raztrganci'' bodo izginili.
Vloge "Raztrgancev" imaio
v rokah nasi dobri fantje in de-
kleta, mozje in zene il Eucli-
da, kateri vsi prijazno vabiio
obcinstvo, maj bi jih prisli po-
gledati. Prijatelji cd blizu in da-
lee, posetite mas v nedelio pri
"Raztrgancih'. Po igri bo We
cerja in potem pies, "a katere-
ga igra Vadnalov orkester. To-
rel ma svidenje!
Mary Ster, tainica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15

jem. Ia njegovimi tezkimi be-
sedami in surovosti, temvec bo-
lecina in razocaranje.
v manjsih vlogah nastopijo:
Lenka, XII prinese v Vidin mrac-
nj svet car mladosti, zeleznicar
cresnik, plasen toda posten mo-
zakar, gestapovec in tri sose-
de. =
Igra "Raztrganci' je vsesko-
ri napeta in polna razburljivih
prizorov. Izmed treh Borovih
del: "Rojstvo v nevihti" in
"Tezke ure" so bill "Raztrgan-
ci' najveckrat igrani v Sloveni-
j. Clovek jih uziva ze pri cita-
nju, kaj sele ma odru. Zato OBJ
stoja bojazen, da bo to pot dvo-
rama SID zopet premajhna.
Kdor hoce torej videti kos ira
gedije nasega naroda in silovito
borbo "a pravico in postenje, ia
maj pride v nedeljo Euclid. Ia
pies igra znana. Vadnal orke-
stra.
" tel igri imajo vloge sledeei:
Andy Bozic (kovac), Josephine
Mocnik, Dorothy Skedel-Cecelic,
Josephine Mezgec, Frank Ko-
kali, Frank zigman, Frank Po-
Ear, John Korosec, Mary Yapel,
Konrad Floss, in Gusti Zupan-
cic. Rezijo vodi Peter ster.
**
=. V nedeljo dne "a. novembra
pa vprizori euclidska podruzni-
ca SANS st, 106 sijajno kome-
dijo v treh dejanjih "Stari gre
hi", ma katero vas ze danes opo-
zarjamo. Prebitek je namenjen
v korist .otroske bolnisnice v
Sloveniji.
Frank Cesen.