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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

RENGIASI LENKTYNEMS. Fred Kerwin ruosias daily
vault vandens enktynese Kafornoje kuros atsibus 81
nesi sios lenktynes tai cuozmas entos prrsos
pre sarkaus moorino avo Vyra ir merginos atsistoe
ant entu kurie giausia ssako nenuvr skaitos lai
metojas Per kara sios enktynes buvo nutrauktos.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
No Rovnih Kotorih bodo pridobii
300 hektorov pIodne zemlie
ponatis il "slovenskesa poroeevalca"

Po Pasmarskem zalivu hiti
ladja izpred Zadra proti Bio
gradu. Ma ,desno lezita otoka
dvojcka Ugljan in Pasman, do
bro obljudena, z razvitim ribi-
stvom. Ma levi pa je vdok vse
obale samotna tisina, XII jo pozi-
vi sele Biograd ma morju, ko
vzrase pred nami v lepem zalivu.
Pred vsem vzbudita pozornost
veliki moderni hotel in bolnisni-
ca, XII sta bila zgrajena nekaj let
pred minulo vojno. Hotel "Iliri-
ja' je danes poleg drugih spet
v polnem obratu in letoviscarji
hite dan ma dan v vabljivi zatok
oh velikem gaju, kjer je kopali-
See. ~
Stare zgodovinsko pomembno
mestere Biograd lezi % kilome-
trov juno cd Zadra. V zgodovi-
nj je bilo ze leta $50 prvic ONE
memo. V II. stoletju sc je Bio
grad razvil najpomembnejse
mesto hrvatske kraljevine. Sta
"a Bladona ali Alba Maris je
imela tn kraljevski dvor in tn je
vladal hrvatski kralj Krasimir
III. Ko je po propadu hrvatske
dinastije postal madzarski kralj
Koloman leta 1902 hrvatski
kralj, SO ga kronali v Biogradu.
Mornarica @pohlepne beneske
republike, XII je venomer rate
zala roke ma mas Jadran, je leta
1125 porusila Biograd do tai in
poslej Sc nekoc cvetoce mesto nj
vec dvignilo k start moei in sla-
vi. Biogradski skof Sc je prese-
lii v Skradin pri sibeniku. Ma
tkonskem bregu otoka Pasmana
nasproti Biogradu Sc stoji be-
nediktinski .samostan, XII ga je
kralj Petar Kresimir svoj cas-
obilno obdaril.
Kolikor 81 je Biograd potem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

Sc opomogel, so ga zadele hude
tezave v 16. in. II. stoletju, ko
so tod vladali Turki. Gospodarili
SO nasilno, kakor povsod, ven
dar pa so imeli mnogo oriental.
skega smisla "a negovanje vrtoy
in so v sirokem zaledju Biogra-
da uredili velike plantaze 2
umetnim namakanjem. Turki sc
sli, naprave so propadle in sc
zamocvirile. Biograd je ostal v
danasnji obliki in ina lie Sc red.
ke ostanke svoje nekdanje We.
licine. V novi dobi pa Sc mu obe-
ia razcvit. -.~
Biograd je idealno letovisce
razen tega bo incl po ozdravlje.
nju svojega zaledja mnogo plod.
ne zemlje, XII obeta tel pokraji-
nj novo blagostanje.
Zapadni del severne Dalmaci.
je, XII Sc razprostira tam "a Bio.
gradom cd Nadina in Polace dc
Benkovca in Vranskega jezera-
je, ma glasu najplodovitejsega
.podrocja vse dalmatinske deze.
le. A ceprav je zemlja rodovitna
so velika podrocja neobdelana
,Delno zaradi tega, ker so povrsi.
ne pokrite z neplodno, pescenc
zemljo, delno pa zato, ker je maj.
boljsa zemlja vecji del poplav.
ljena in staja neizkoriscena.
Prejsnji rezimi so pred vsaki.
mi volitvami obetali ljudstvu
kako bodo vsa ia polja ozdravili
Izdelani SO bill razni nacrti, pri.
hajale so komisije, XII so tod pre-,
z.:vljale lepe pocitnice ma drzav.
ne stroske, storjenega pa nj bile
mic. Voda je Sc nadalje poplav'
ljala rodovitna nadinska in po.
lacka polja. Vec ko 1,5OO hekta
rov zemljisca je bilo poplavlje'
mega samo ma podrocju draw
mega posestva Jankolovice ir
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

Vrane, ne dalec cd Vranskega
jezera. Najpogubnejse varna ko-
tisca malarije, XII ze dolgo ugo-
nablja ljudstvo Ravnih kotalov
in Primorja.
Takemu stanju bo ljudska OBJ
last klub trenutnim financnin1
zaprekam odlocno napravila ko-
nee. ze SO Sc v Ravnih kotarih
pricela pripravljalna della ma
Nadinskem blatu in Polackem
polju. Vse to orno zemliisce je
vecji del leta poplavljeno, obse-
ga pa 800 hektarov zelo rodovit-
ne orne zemlje. ze oh samem
pricetku je treba izgraditi po-
trebne kanale in predore. v
kratkem prispejo potrebni stro-
j.
Ko bodo izgradili predor, XII
bo zvezal Polacko polje S cello
vrsto odvodnih prekopov ma dr.
zavnem veleposestvu Vrani, bo-.
do priceli kopati predor, XII DO
zvezal Nadinsko blato 8 Polac-
kim poljem in DO dolg 300 me-
trov. Ia della bodo po sedanjih
racunih trajala najmanj tri leta.
Poglavje Ease pa je razvod-
njavanje drzavnega velepose-
stva Vrane, katerega kanali mo-
rajo v casu visokega vodovja
sprejeti 10 milijonov kubikov
vode Nadinskega in Polackega
polja. Vse te kanale je treba
cimprej ocistiti in razsiriti, sal
so bill zadnjih deset let hudo "a
nemarjeni. Ia izkop svojih 12O,-
90 kubikov zemlje bodo porabili
majhne 13-tonske bagerje, XII
bodo to vazno na1ogo opravili
dveh letih.
Odvodne kanale z vsega pod
rozja je treba uravnati proti
Vranskemu jezeru, XII je najvec-
je v Dalmaciji. Obsega 5000
hektarov, je pa globoko najvec
pet metrov. Da DO lahko sprejelo
vse vodovje Ravnih kotarov,
DO treba odvodni kanal, XII veze
Vransko jezero z morjem, znat-
no poglobiti ali razsiriti, da sc
DO lahko vse vodovje odtekalo v
morje, sicer bi zalilo Sc vecja
podrocja v okolici Vranskega
jezera.
Ia vsa ia della DO potreben
visok kredit svojih 20 milijonov
dinarjev, XII ga DO ljudska oblast
vsekakor odobrila, cim bodo IL
vrsena pripravljalna della in ko
bodo izdelani vsi nacrti," v ka-
terih DO zajeta skupna naloga
res velikega razvodnjavanja Ma
dinskega in Polackega polja in
obenem ureditve drzavnega We
leposestva v Vrani: Koristi, Xxi
jih bodo doprinesla ia della, bodo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

dalec presegala stroske. Pred
vsem bo prebivalstvo "a vse ca
BE reseno malarije, XII je neus-.
miljeno gospodarila po teh les,
pin, starinskih krajih.
Nadalje bo v gornji kotlini
Nadina in Polace resenih okrog
800 hektarov najplodnejse zem-
lie, s cemer Sc bo zelo izboljsalo
zivljenje teh krajev. In slednjie,
kar sc tice drzavnega velepose-
stva Vrane: to je zdaj urejeno
v svojih mejah, preostanek OBJ
segu 1,45O hektarov pa DO raz-
deljen med interesente in siro-
masno prebivalstvo., clm DO
zemlja ozdravljena.
Pc zakljucku vseh teh del DO
ustanovljena "a vse podrocJe
Vodna zadruga, XII DO oskrbova-
la vso mrezo kanalov in zapor-
mic. Prebivalstvo .Ravnih kota-
rov z velikim zadovoljstvom
spremlja razvoj obseznih del,
sal sc zaveda koristi, XII jih bo
imelo v gospodarskem in zdrav-
stvenem pogledu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

go Gruden:
SILVESTROVA NOC
Ma Oknu, . Hnici no rratih
Selesna je podoba kriSa:
. zoporu samjam o preVrath
IN 0 sUobodi, ki Sc bliSo.
Po6asi strasa gre 'ob sSdu
IN smeg . dvori$6e mo1ctovo;;
vojako senca kot y prividu
sdaj sem sdaj tia po stem
plava.
PriSgi 20 use, ki so nam pal, ,
pod kriSene . oknat, drug
MOI, sve6o!-
Roke sno 81 20 polnoc dali
in 81 molce. Selei sreco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
DRAGO DESTOVNIK-KAJUH:
MA TAICEV GROBOVE

Bosa pojdiva, dekle, obsorej,
bosa pojdiva prek zemlje trpece,
sredi razsajanih cesnjevih vel
sezem ii memo v dlani koprnece.
Bell so, bell so cesnje cvetovi,
temni, pretemni so talcev
grobovi.
Kakor ponosni galebi mad vodo,
taxi so pail "a naso svobodo.
Bosa pojdiva, dekle, obsorej,
bosa pojdiva med belle cvetove,
v krilo nalomiva cesnjevih vel,
da jih poneses ma talcev
grobove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

podomaee LoSancov
Blaqopokojni je po da zatisnil svoje
946. Pogreb vrl dne 23
Zrasovega pogrebneg zavoda opravenih ceve
pogrebnih obredh cerv Vida pooz veenemu
poSitku Calvary pokopalisee.
Poojni bill 65 let Donna bill il vasi Male Loee
ra Hrua Pimorske odkoder je prisel Ameriko pred
irnega znaaja dober skrben in oe
Spadal je st. 1888 TN in podr st. SMZ
dolznost stejemo poom naprisreneje zahva
darovai tako krasne cvetce zadnj
poin pokojniu priealo. da ste ubil je bo
tolazbo. c-~-
Najepsa zreeena darova mase.
brae pokoj duse pokonika kot tudi
XII darova gotovini mesto
Hvala epa svoje automobile brezplaeno
poslugo pogrebu udi pri pokopit ko
e leza nrtvakemu odru spremi njegovi zadn
poti pokopaee Zahvalo ekamo udi nosilcem kre
drustvenkom "a sprejem ma pokopa1isee
1skrena hvala Monsg Ponikvarju opravljene
cervene obre ter poqrebnemu zavdu
p09reo. p09reo.----.~- .~-~-
Bodi vsen XII ste stall oh srani.
oeustvova nam 4eh dneh OBJ izgub ubljenega. IL
reeena iskrena zahvaa.
Preuben soproq in oee oe brat tao
zapustil ubil Brida loeitev tezko Te
pogresamo Sto kar e bilo mogoee da bi Te ohran
na ed usda zahtevaa drugae sedaj poSva Tvoe
hadn z Spomin Te bo zive nasih srcih do
enrat snide zvezdam
kjer vlada vecni mir in bazenstvo!
Pociva miru-snivaj sladko!
zALUJocI oSTALI:
MARY. soproga
FRANK. sin
MARY CHARLAU. hei
in diva vnuka
e
JOHN brat Marble. MINI.
URSULA VALENcIc. v Hbbing. Minn
start domovni pa zapusSa brata JOSEPHA
sesri MARIO in IvANO vee sorodnkov
Cleveland Ohio dne 16 decembra 1916.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

Cleveland, Ohio, dne 16 decembra 1916.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Women Voters Plan Campaign for UMO Forty Local Leagues to Undertake
 Educational Program to Win Program For Obiectives
For ObiectiYes

"1f the United Nations organiza- ton is to succeed in preventing wars, and the depressions, which are often associated with wars then its aims must become part of the every-day thinking of the peo- pie all over the world"
 To make 1t a part of the think ing of the citizens of Connecticut the Connecticut League of Women Voters, according to Miss Katharine Ludington, of Old Lyme, its Inter- national Relations chairman, is setting out through its 40 Leagues to inform and arouse as many citizens as possible to the part the United States must play in making the United Nations Organization a live ing and effective reality.
 The league believes that "the suc- oess of the U.NO. will depend fin large measure upon the extent to which thousands of people under stand the need for the organization and their willingness to have their own government adopt policies which strengthen 1t. This is the only way the United Nations orga- nization can attain enough influ- ence and authority to maintain or- der in the modern interdependent world"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
DriverHe In Accident
 Manhan Street Man
 Injured in Mishap

William J. Delaney, 46, Milford, received a continuance to February 2S on a charge of failure to grant the right of way, when arraigned before Judge Charles A. Summa in 'city court this morning. He was arrested shortly after D. m. yes- terday by Motor Patrolman Mat thew Kosky who said that the acc cused mans car struck a man at Wolcott and East Main street.
 The injured man, Vincenzio Bru- netti, 55, of 39 Manhan street, was reported to be in good condition to- day at St. Mary's Hospital where he is under treatment for a lacerated scalp and contusions and abrasions
 Bonds of S6 each were called in The following cases;
 Anthony Mecca, 25, of 45 Oak street; passing a red light: Ronald Guerin, 30. of 6l9 South Main street; passing a stop sign, and John Rediick, 3l, ThomaSton; il- legal parking.
 Albert Ianapina, 36, of 222 West 22nd street, New York City, receiv- ed a 6 months jail sentence sus- pended for one year by Judge Sum- ma on condition that the man, charged with non support, pay his wife S75 cash and SlO weekly.
 Ronald Wilks, IS. charged with breaking and entering and taking a car without permission. was bound over to the April session of Superior Court on bonds of $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Veterans In Need Apply More Space to
 Accommodate
 Benefit Claimants

Shortage ol space at the Beaven- worth street headquarters ot Corp. Coyle Post. American Legion, is hampering interviews with strike affected war veterans seeking fi- nancial a.d. accroding to Wallace J TnRliS, chairman Of a post com mittee set up to help cX-Service . men. Interviews may be held al the State Armorv next week, pending a decision oi the posts building com mittee on a recommendation that Legion headquarters be established al the Mattatuck Historical Society building
 Mir. InRliS notified Post Conan der Dc. Rene MeSSier of the need fer larger quarters to carry on the interviews.
 Nathan Pierce investigator for the State Soldiers. Sailors and Ma rines Fund. yesterday interviewed 72 applicants for financial assist ance. A Legion committee last night interviewed l8 more.
 Negro veterans can file applica- tions this afternoon and tonight at the rooms Of Wilson Post, 67 Bishop street. John e. Rhinehart will be in charge, assisted by Thomas Bee man Hersey Watson. Cornelius Mo Kane and Simon Durham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Marriage
 Intentions

Rosario A. LaSelva. l9s Scovill street, and Margaret E. Reynolds. 64 Scovill street.
 Frankw A. Cicchitto, l25 Byrne- side avenue. and Helen L. Wilkes. % Harriet street.
 Vito Barbieri, lS7 Division street. and Jane Mobilio, l33 Division street.
 Emmet J. Cannon, 10 Vermont street, and Doris M. Doyon, 246 Woodtick road.
 Domenic Schefiliti. lS60 North Main street, and Anna Naclario. 70 Ward street.
 Henry A. Swiecll. ie2 Tudor street, and Ruth ". LewandosGi. 226 Orange street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
DiphtheriO Menace In Connecticut
 26 Cases lR January
 Represent
 Exceptional Increase

Diphtherla Is still a menace in Connecticut, declared Eugene k, Lamoureux, NJ. D. Epidcmiologist ln the weekly Connecticut State Dee partment of Health broadcast over station wT1C For the last seven years, fewer than SO eases year os this disease were reported within the state ln the single month Of January l946, however, the number Increased to 25 cases.
 Failure to obtain immunizations and later he rcehecked Co sec 4 im- munlty level remains is considered the chief reason for this increase m the number of diphtheria cases pr LamoureauX pointed out that diph- theria may continue in increase un- less immunization procedures can be kept up continuously. He eN- plained that campaigns for diph- theria inoculations and education Of the public brought about great rec auctions in the incidence of this dis ease. Diphtheria cases decreased from almost 3.70O in 1920 to below 50 in 1889, where il remained for 6 years. Unfortunately. this caused the public to feel that the disease was no longer a serious threat, ani accordingly they have become lax in maintaining the necessary pro- lection.
 Dr. LamoWeauX urged parents to see that all their children are im- munizcd This should be done even during the periods when there are very few cases of diphtheria because there are always carriers of this dis ease. who. wnle not sick themselves, have diphtheria germs in their throats and are able 10 pass the dis ease along to those who are not pro- tected against f..
 Dr. LamoureuX advocated that during the current outbreak. every one be immunized against diph- theria. After three doses or toXoid have been given. the Schick test should be administered to determine whether immunity has developed. This test can also be used to show if innunity had dropped to a low level If such is the case, reimmun- ization can then be given.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Nine Stitches CIoseWoundS
 Savings Street Man
 Attempts Suicide

Mine stitches were required tO close a self inflicted gash in the throat of John Murphy, 54, of g Savings street. who attempted 10 commit suicide late last night Uy Siashing his throat and both wrists with a straight razor n the Pavilion of Lakewood Park.
 It. Connie Shanahan. acting in- spector of the Detective Bureau, said today that Murphy stumbled into the home of John Sullivan. care taker at Lakewood, about 3:30 a. m. today and told MT. Sullivan that ne slashcd himself shortly after mid- night and remained lying partly clad in the pavilion until he sought out the caretaker
 MT. Sullivan called police who took Murphy to St. Mary's hospital in the police ambulance driven by Patrolman Francis Moynahan. Hos pital authoriteis said that Murphy was not on the danger list today and was in a far condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
No Decision In
 Lombordo Action

Decision was reserved by Supe- rior Court Judge Francis A. Pal lotu yesterday afternoon in the divorce suit brought by Louise DTToto Lombardo of Waterbury against James Lombardo. also of this city, and trial opened in the divorce action of Louis Nathan Danen Of Waterbury against Celia Perlman Danen of Hartford.
 Mrs. Lombarco claimed a divorce on the ground of cruelty, aftee the court dismissed an additional charge of misconduct. Her husband contested the suit. but made no counter-claim. They were married Nov. Is. 1893, and have three chill dren.
 The Danen hearing will be re- stunned Tuesday morning. The couple were married June q, l94l. and have one child. A charge of cruelty is the basis of the action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Chonge in Hours To Aid Autoists

Mrs. Alice Bradley of the State Motor Vehicle Department an- nounced today that the closing hour ot the office on WatertoWn Avenue will be changed from 430 D. m. to D m. starting Monday in orae- that registration appli- cantS may be taken care of.
 Mrs Bradley said that an expect ed rush Of 25.OOO applicants is still expected and will tax the facilities Of the local office in conducting the volume Of business before the dead line of February 28.
 Il Was also announced that the local office will be closed February % and g in observance of Wash ingtor'S birthday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Students M0y Be Appointed Midshipmen
 Merchant Marine Alsa
 Seeking Veterans
 To Join Service

MonoCably dischareea veterans Of the Merchant Marine aud Armed Services up to the age ot a years win be considered for appointment 'as eaaet.mldShpmen in the ., s, Merchant Marine Cadet Corps pro. vided they meet the standard re qulremen,S for entrance, it was An- uounced today by the supervisor, q, S Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, The regulation age limit for non- veterans is rom l6ia to 2l years,
 1t was also announced that She veetrans would be allowed an addl. uonal i've points on tho coinpetitive scholastic test leading to four years of education and training m the Cadet Corps academy and at sea preparing for careers as officers on ships Of the Merchant Marine.
 Present high school seniors ma&- ing application for appointment as Cadet -Midshipman in the .. S. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps ana who take saae examination on April 3, ls46, win be able to finish high school and receive their diplomas in May or June. Successful candidates will not be assigned to the cadet schools before July l. le46.
 Applications, properly executed, must be poStmArked not later than midnight, March l, l946, to be con- sidered for the annual examinat ton to be held on April 5, ls4e. Fun information and applications may bc obtained by writing or wiring the Supervisor, .. s. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, Training Oreaniza- ton, War shipping Administration, Washington s, D. C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
'Breok' Comes In Tresco Inquiry

Thousands of WaterburianS are watching closely the new develop ments in New York of the Carlo Tresca murder case as two men were being questioned there today in connection with the staying in l943 of the anti-Fascist editor, who conducted many stormy labor meet ingS in this city.
 The Brooklyn District Attorneys office has taken custody Of two men, one Of whom it is reported, has confessed to being the finger man who pointed Tresca out to two hired gunmen as the radical editor strolled along Fifth Avenue the night of the murder.
 The two killers are now serving sentences in New York State pris- ons for other offenses, the alleged fingerman is reported to have told authorities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
InfGntiEe Paralysis
 Fund NoW S3.755.27

Contributions made at theaters to the March of Dimes Fund total S3,75527, boosting the total collec- ton to sl5,0llll, according to an announcement by John J. Collins, chairman of the Infantile Paralysis Fund drive.
 Other recent contributions have been listed as follows: McTernan School for Boys s3205; NOtre Dame Academy. s2884; Waterbury Cath ollie High School. $2559: Saint Margarets School. sl950; and Woodtick School s565. A collee- ton Of sl8,7i was made at the Waterbury Tool Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Strike Concerns SmoII Business

The small businessman has vital concern in higher wages for Wa terbuIy industrial workers, Patrick DeFeo, operator of a market at Sl5 North Main street, said last night in a WATR broadcast sponsored by the brass strike committee.
 Mir. DeFeo said he was not ta- miliar with the economic problems involved but believed the brass companies should find some means ot increasing wages SO as to insure adequate food. shelter and clothing for workers and their families.
 The small merchant, he said. has great stake in the strike. since much Of his business comes from brass workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Full Weather Report

Boston. Feb. Is.-nP)--weaib- forecasts
 CONNECTICUT, MA gs ACHu- 7E1'Ts and RHODE IsLAAD-A cold wave tonight. lOg tempeFa- tuFes E above Co ( below zero ia the iBGeFiOF nnd 2 ia I0 above in coastal sections. Continued cold Saturday. Fair tonight and safBF- day. DiminishiRg northwest siRds.
 EhstpOrf fO BIOck Island- strong gustY northwest winds ai- HllaishinK steadily beeOsilng IaOd- crate 60 fresh northwest 0n Sat- uFdny. Partly cioBdy weaiheF wlth snow nuFFIeG Offsh0re. 60ed yls- Utility tonight and Saturday. s0Ffhwesf storm HaFBings gre being di@played.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
.CiUic Theoter Plans Coy Comedy Play

When the seats go on sale Mon- day for Over Twenty-One". the gay comedy to be presented by the Civic Theater, capacity audiences are anticipated. The demand for tickets has been unusually prom ising. Reservations for seats can be secured at Rose and Morton. 74 Center street. The play will be pre- Sented at the Women's Club audi torium Thursday and Friday eve- ningS. February q and 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Rice Taken in Warehouse Break

It. Connie Shanahan. acting ln- spector of the Detective Bureau, said today that 100 pounds of rice, valued at SC. was added to the loot Of foodstuffs stolen Wednesday night by thieves who entered the Fulton Market Warehouse on East Aurora street.
 Also stolen at the time were II hams, l6O pounds of sugar and 28S pounds of butter.
 Detectives James Stack and Paul Moynihan are investigating the theft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
Supt. Roach Will Attend Contention

The Waterbury Police Depart ment will be represented by Super intendent William J. Roach and Sgt. James Wagner at statewide convention Monday of the recently organized Connecticut committee on Crime Prevention. to be held in the State Capitol, Hartford
 Governor Raymond E. Baldwin will be principal speaker. Chairman William D. Barnes said that repre- sentatiyes from each of the states l69 towns have been invited to at- tend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
ChoFteF Renewed
 For Scout Troop }

A charter renewal certificate was presented to Boy Scout Troop by Scout Commissioner Lee Rowley at a father-son dinner of the Mems club Wednesday night at the Mil Plain Union church gymnasium, The troop. founded 90 years ago, is the third oldest in the county.
 Edward Butter, assistant Scout executive Of the Mattatuck Coun- cil, discussed the Scouting program, in @ brief address. Fred Green, president of the Mems club. was in charge of the session, and James Papworth was program chairman The Ladies Aid members, directed by Mrs. Jennie Reed, served dinner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-15
BoteS Alumni Meet'Here
 WFlghts Entertain
 Graduates Monday

The Naugatuck Valley Alumni Association of Bates College will be guests at a buffet supper at the home of Rev. and Mrs, N, Webb Wright S6s Piermont street, next Monday night at 6;So. after which Charles F. Phillips, president of Bates College, will speak and show colored slides.
 President Phillips VII be accom- panied to this city by his assistant, Harry W. Rowe. Two local young people are present undergraduates