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Aid Archbishop Stepinac, Gold Star Post Urges Secretary Marshall The Cnthodlc War Veterans, Gold Stn' 1 Post Na 70S Unl City, I protector- of tho Jews in in letter to Secretary of State I slavia. His opposition to the I ask t'hat ho apply! famous and Yullow Tng wa Intent of a UN rcjolutlon pas.1-1 for its rupoal. Jewls la-it Novi-mboi- callinp on mom- nations to end rcllfrious pui-uc- cution and racial discrimination, corrftclintt thu present religious -in YuKoalavja, And In particular case of Ai-chblstho,) leader:) also relate many his protection particularly the clron. All wei-L" The tetter to Secretary follows: January 17, 10-17 General Oe.orge C. Marshall The Secretary of State Washington, D.

C. Denr Sir" Tho following Is trie full text of the resolution passed by tho General Assembly of the United Nations at Flushing MeadOw.x, L. Xcw York on Tuesday, November 19, 1946: "The Onernl Assembly of the United Nations declares that It is in the highest Interest of Human- of Jewlah pcopl aged and the chi acts against th which wore pun nnquished despoi ity to put an end to religious and so called i-noliil pci-Hi-cutlons and dlHcrlminiit and calls on the Gov- prnr.tents and i-CHponHiblc author- Kits to confirm both to tho letter and to the spirit of the Charter of thH United and to tnko the most prompt and energetic steps to thnt end." The passage. November 19th by the General Assembly of the United Nations, of a resolution calling 1 on member Notions to end religious persecution and racial dls- cHminntiein with thu approval of Catholic War Veterans. Nazi invaders, ishrtblo by tho crs of froucloin arid surely not pun Ishnble Ijy those whose frcudon victorious arms secured.

Tho Archbishop's palace was a placo of shelter und relict 1 through tho yonrs of war for Uio huntec und the hungry. avc had for the relief of devastated regions of Yugoslavia. Ho organized tin- Cm-Has a it's branches throughout country for which parinh priests and rn clotios collected -aiigious so- of food and Wtt now request George C. Mai-shall you. General to "apply Its intent to con-eetinx the present religious piTsefiltion in and in pnrlicular case of Arch- tiishfip Sti-iiinac." Discounting' the chnrjfn thtitArch- bi.nho Sli-pintir; has collaborated with the iN'tizlK we point out that Jewish li'ddAi's here have, assert- tlint the Yugoslav Archbishop sinci 1 193-t was a champion and Ism conk His voice colthing for distribution, nor did distinctions in distributing it but gave to all Jews, Christians, Moslems, and etc.

What were ihe thanks a the partisans' Their answer was to declare that ho was doing- this u-oi-k to make converts and that such prosolyt- longer bo tolerated. was the only one that could not be silenced by the Axis, as month after month it was raised' against totalitarian doc-bine. Confiscation of his property ts the confiscation of church property which is definitely religious persecution, ask a follow through by the United Suites Secretary of Stnto and also member of -the United Nations of this resolution passed by the General Asosmbly "is of im- rnense importance because of its spiritual character" and the cause of peace, and the basic prin- cipli-s til' the; Charter of tho Unit- i-ci Nations. As thi' ropresen-tativi! Of (ill God AmeriMins of 'heir i-iiliKioiiK boilers, wn UI'KD you to take action to right Lhis Very truly yours, I.OMAN, Post Adjutant. Personal 100 Attend Foremen's Annual Dinner Dance More than 100 attended the seml- ormal dinner dance sponsored by he Foremen's club of Nauga- uck Chemical and Synthetic ision of the U.

Rubber Sat- relay evening in ffie ballroom he Hotel Elton, Waterbury. Cliff later arid Ms orchestra provided lusic for dancing. A turkey dinner was served at 10 event, was termed suc- sasful. Amons those attending were: r. Grady Carpenter, r.

r. and Mrs. Sandy Poole, Mr. and and Mrs. Joseph: -Biernackl, and Robert Van Allen, rs.

Douglas aTiorncy and T. Jones, Edwin Miss Ethpl Smith, and. Mrs. L. W.

Monroe, Mr. Mrs. Paul H. Eaaon, Mr. and rs, T.

Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- pih Smey, Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Celly, Mr. and TVIrs. J. Weaving 1 dward R.

Scudden and Miss Marret S. Macintosh, Mr. and Mrs Kaufman, Robert J. Kray nick and Miss Patricia H. Donnelly, Mr.

and Mlrs. James A. Mon- uhnn, Mr. and Mrs. John.

H. Fitzgerald, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mia. Casey, Mr, an-d Mrs.

Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Jajnes Reiliy, Mr. and Mrs. OES To Present a Skit In A regular business, meeting of Evergreen chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will''be evening, Feb.

6, in Masonic -Temple on Church street with Mrs. Howard Kamerzel, worthy matron, in charge, The chapter will pnrtoclpate in Neighbors Night chapter, O. E. Seymour, Friday'evening, with six members c-f the local chapter to present a skit. Those cast include Mrs.

Beatrice Boyd, Mrs. Ruth Lundin, Martha' Mrs. Harriet Clark, Mrs. Lonnea Johnson, Mrs. Helen'Um- lauf.

Lester Gunn, Mr. drew and. Mrs. An- Mr, and Mrs. Tax Review Board To Be In Session Three Days Beacon Falls The Tax Rcvii'W Bonrd will be In session lit tin; Town Hull during the following three days: Saturday, Fi-b, from 9 m.

to 12 none; Thursday, Feb. IS, from 7 to and Feb. 19, from 7 until p. m. The Tux Ouo old nge 'asistiince tfxx is due lust Saturday, Feb.

1- Subipct the tax are all persons between tho figes of 21 and WO vi'iirs. ve-lerans of World Wur IF and disabled veterans of World War I. Tlcltut 1 ft is requested that ail returns from tickets for- tho Women's auxiliary dance be made by tomorrow. Members of the committee are: Mrs. E.

Quinn, Mrs. V. Huck- n-t, Miu-thu -ru-illy, Barbara Me- fietvfr, LoBelle and A. Ran. Hunt Her Abductors Urn ring On evening a public hoar- intf at tho spluctnu-n's office will be held on tht; application of Garry Fuoco, for approval of the location til' buNJnuss of u.sed car deal- IT on North Main street.

In Bencon Falls. Arthur CarrlnKton, Mr. and Mrs. Dante Montanari, Mr. and Mrs.

Gerry Bowles, E. J. Johnston'baug-h and Miss Helen Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Ash, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Caskey; Mr, and Mrs. I.

Cutting-, Mr, and. Mrs. F. S. Conover, Dr.

und Mrs. C. Peaker, Mr. and. Mrs.

F. P. Gillon, Mr. and John Scott Mr, and Mrs, John 'J. Raytkwioh, Mr, a-nd Mrs.

C. B. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Free, William M'urnuy and Jayne Dcinneknr. Dr, and Mrs.

F. Chittenden, Mr. and Mrs. R. Grele, Mr.

and Mrs. Dnvid Painter, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lundstrom Mr.

and Mrs. W. Albaites, Mr. and Mrs. R.

S. Tobias, Mr. Mrs. Raymond An- Mr. and Mrs.

Brown University Students Visit Harris Whittemore, 3d, and Charles F. Daly, students ttt Brown university, Providence, vis-lt'ed the-ir parents during weekend. of Married In Woodbury MJSS Margaret Tuccillo of terbury, and Wallace Saxton Naugatuck were married Saturday morning by Justice of the Peace William Fleming- in Woodbu-ry. Enrolled In Junior College Miss Karyl K-lonoslu, daugih.ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Klonoski of Fern street, and a graduate of N-augatuck. High school In the class of 1346, 'has em-oiled in Hil Hard Junior college, Hartford. At Mlss''-Crertrude daughter of Mr. of High, street, was' at a reception at the'home' of her Michael O'Brien, following her Sunday afternoon from St. M.ary'8 hospita School of Among guests Mr and- Mrs, Mr.

and Mrs. 'Raymond fam ly, Mr. and Mrs. Hffrry Diamond Mr. and Mrs.

Emi! Kroner, Mr and Zehnder, Mr. anc Mrs. E. J. Caron, Bridget Fitzgerald, Mr.

and Mrs. Petci Ward, and Mrs. Charles Traficanti, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dolan, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry 'T. Kelly, Mr. Mrs. Robert.

Mr. ind Mrs. Chrlute, Mrs. Lam- Mr. and Mm.

Bernard Keljy. Miss Marie Miss Patricia both 'members of the graduating class, Miss Alice Dolan, Miss Dorothy O'Toole, Miss Arlene Zehnder, Miss Wood, David Parkinson, John ChriBte, Thomas Kelly, James Ward, John Voorhees, Robert Voorhees, John and Robert Currier, the guest of honor, her parents and the hostess. Pond Hill Club! Plans Month Of Activities Activities for this month ot the Pond Hill Community dub have been announced by Dne ways and means committee. The card tournament continues with a game scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock. A regular meeting will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock.

Plans for a Valentine party to bo held F.riday -evening, Feb. are. underway, with admission to the event, opens o'clock, to be a covered dish, A social will be iheld Friday evening, Feb. 21 at 8:30 o'clock, and a card party Feb. 28.

Prizes will be awarded -high scorers at each table, door prizes will be''presented and refreshments served. Those planning attend are requested to furnish, their own NAUGATOOK NEWS 4.. PACE it Salem. Neat 4 Pays A Party Air Marine Women Meet Friday A mooting of the Ladies' auxiliary, Naugatuck Valley Detachment, Marine Corps League, will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock Odd Fellows hall, with Mrs. Frank Clark, president, conducting Mr.

and Mrs- R. E. Scheiber, Dr. (the session. AH' mum-bens are re- and Mrs.

Paul Elliott, Mr. and. quested to Mrs. G. Durbin, Dr.

and Mrs. Euilfi-S. Ebcrs, Mr. and Mrs. Carl W.

Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. H.

R. Gaetz, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Ver- g-osen, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mankowich, Mr. and Mrs- John J. Long, Mr and Mrs.

Lawrence Bruce. AOH Auxiliary Mci-t Tonight TV regular monthly meeting of the Catholic Ladies' Guild, will tnko place this evening tit 8 p. m. lesion Ttie American Legion, Schaefer- Pishur Post will moot this ovo- "InK lit 7:30 o'clock, in tho White EiiKlr- hull. All members arc re- T.icsted lo attend.

Clinic There will bo a Well-Baby clinic tomorrow afternoon, in tho Beacon Falls Recreation club, at 2 P- m. Miss Kathleen Sullivan, of N'nuealuck Red Cross, will he tne nursi! in charge. i Con.Vssions will be after-noon and evening, in St. church, in preparation Friday of the month. 1IAVINO 8 police station In New York City Is Mrs.

Phoebe Hill, wife ot news commentator Max Hill, after she had Riven detectives a description ot tour men who had robbed and assaulted her on a lonely road In Island. Her abductors had forced her into a.car as she was returning to her home with her husband. (international) Reptiles Ruled U. S. 200,000,000 Yrs.

Ago 'Berkeley A description of American life 200,000,000 years ago, when a large pnrt of Arizona was swamp ruled by amphibious reptiles, is being written by paleontologists at the University of California. Basis for the prehistoric history was provided by fossils found at Meteor Crater and near Cameron and Hoi brook, Arizona, Dr. Samuel -P. Welles, senloi curator of the U. C.

of Paleontology, is preparing a papei to be released this month by -the University of California Press on th-c 20,000,000 years just prior to the 100.000,000-million year reign of the dinosaurs. Included among Dr. Welles specimens are skulls of a group known psucdo-sochians, -reptiles which were developing into two-legged creatures. They probably stood about four feet high and had a wicked set of serrated teeth. According Dr.

Welles, fheso creatures Inhabited a swampy Meeting Tonight An important meeting of the Ladies' 'auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hibernians, will be lield tonight at 7:30 o'clock in St. Cccelias hall. All members are requested to attend. Visit Relatives In New Jersey Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Daley of Elm street, spent the weekend in New Jersey visiting- Veteran In A Hurry Gets Back In Army Pittsburgh Sorg, war veteran, wanted to return to the army so badly he motored 1,300 miles as fast as the law allows to bent a. two-day re-enlistment Etotertaiw On Birthday Mr, and Mrs. Edward Brennan, 90 A-etna street, entertained Sunday afternoon at a combined birthday and Valentine party in honor of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann, who celebrated her eighth birthday anniversary. Among those- attending were: Patricia Davy, Rutlh. Ann.

MUlcr, Sonia Kerasawagm, Marcella White, Carol White, James and William Brennan, Mrs. Itma White, Miss Shirley Miller, Miss Sarah White, the guest of honor and and Scene from "My Darling Clementine," wUrring Henry onda and Darnell. Auxiliary To Visit Rocky Hill Members of the Ladies' auxiliary, Montanarj Rado post, Italian- American veterans, will distribute cigarettes at Rocky Hill Veterans Home Feb. 16 as donated by both auxiliary and post members. Auxiliary members arc requested to make ticket returns Friday evening, Feb.

7 at the bowling meeting, on the Valentine dance to be held Saturday evening in St. Georg-e's hall, Linden Pork. Returns should be made with Lucy Adorno. 1569 1-6 yrt. PATTERN 1569 deadline.

a veteran of bo th the Can- and United States armies, Sorg adian drove with his wife to Harrisburg from northern Canada. The Eleventh Air Force headquarters at tho Pennsylvania capi- til commended Sorg for his "determination and loyalty," and gave him the grade of master sergeant. th FISH MTOKV A charirn of assault with a anpniiM weapon has been placed WJIn-st a Meriden man. Police arrested Huey Lee His wife complained tiint he to sijbmcrw In eontninlnt' two live POLICE MISS BKT Okla. Police hcio wished they hadn't been sol hasty about releasing a Negro they had arrested on a charge of disturbing the poaco.

The.v let him go on $5 bond. After- he left. At that time its west- flood plain in Arizona "about 200000,000 years ago. the Ocea.n em border. These snaggle-toothed beasts arc described by Dr.

Welles as -the early ancestors of the great dinosaurs which ruled the reptile world nun zv an uunu. wiier ne icu. fo inn nnn rinn they learned he had escaped' from nv 000 ears lator ivin ay to Ln-e tip-o nt Alabama prison farm and SCO reward was offered for hia capture. mammals about ca ''s BLOOMS IN DECEMBER Eugene, rhododendron plant tha.t jjot its seasons mixed and 'bloomed in December, (We months before its usual time, was exhibited here by George W. Grain of Florence, Ore.

She will look like an angel in this dainty puffed-sleeve dress with its pnrty-ieh air. Tiny ruffling- or lace sweetens the yoke, and her little waist is girdled in -a. wide sash. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 15C9 is desig-ned for sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, '5 and 6 years.

Size 2 requires 1 3-4 yards shoplping public become that unlace. For this pattern, send 25 cents in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Naugatuck Daily News, P. O. Box 99, Station G. New York 19, N.

Y. Don't miss the AND WINTER Issue of pages filled with ideas for winter wardrobes. Uprto-the-minute fashion pattern styles by well known special beauty and home-making free pattern printed inside the book. Price 25 cents. (Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) Attend Wedding In Plymouth Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Crocker attended the wedding of Miss Vera Rafford of Hamden and William M. Brown, Milford, which took place Saturday afternoon in the Plymouth Congregational church. Mr. Crocker, cousin of the bride, sewed as an usher.

Army Man Here On Furlough Corp. Michael Martin, son of Mr. and Stephen Martin of New street extension, visiting here on a convalescent furlough from the Walter Reed hospital. Wash ington, D. C.

An average railway passenger coach weighs about one ton for each passenger carried. Chile' was the firs-t South American country to build a railroad, opening a line in VISIT oin GIFT SHOP or Wedding Shower CTilnn. Vusod, Etc. William Schpero JKWEI Church Street ANOTHER SHIPMENT AMERICAN MADE GUAUANTlilKIJ ALARM CLOCKS $2-20 Inc. Tax CCHNEERC CREDIT 142 Main 4 7204 Ollies Radiator Shop IX I'KOSPKCT ST.

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Grace, chairman of the Bethlehem Steel recalling the "terrible effects" of strikes in 1940, has outlined a 12-point program for steady production and employment in 1947 in the January issue of Bethlehem Review. The steel' executive said tho "fundamental" and biggest single need of the day is continuous and efficient production. Then, he said, "you will have steady employment at good wages, reasonable prices, a high standard of living, security and prosperity for all." Grace told his employes that "the terrible effect of interrupted production" has caused employes to lose wages, and producers of coal, steel, automobiles, electrical equipment and other industries tc suffer losses. 'We can't have security under Ihose conditions," he said. "The best guarantee of securivy and employment is throUKh maintenance of full production." The Bethlehem executive said the company's problem is to meet demands.

He predicted "many months" of hard work to oatch up "even though production is maintained at the normal rate." Grace disclosed lhat the company manufacturing wire products throughout the year despite seasonal demands. He said the company also was borrowing money to finance more production facilities, making a more diversified line products and expanding promotion, and sales departments. RED TAG SALE Bargains in GLASSWARE POTTERY TRAYS NOVELTIES Better Come in Today The Card und Gift Shop SWEENEY'S ART and STATIONERY STORE FRED'S HI-WAY GRILLE 001 South Main St. Regular Daily Dinner We up A La Carte Menu Spaghetti To Take Out Banquet Cocktail Lounge Full Liquor License STOP SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR We invite you to enjoy our COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE for all makes of cars and Our service ment is i "miniature automobile factory" to speak whert' you can get anything; from a wash job to a complete rebnilding job, without worry or care. EVERYTHING THAT IS BEST FOR YOUR CAR AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY.

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