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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12
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 Dorsey 4:3o-off the Rccord-Bing cros- 4A5-off the Record-Will Brad 5:00-Off the ecord--Freddy
 Martin 515-Off the Record--Gene Krupa 5:30-News 5:45--- Easy Listenin' 6:O0--Yankce News 15-lfdWard J. Ryan, Talk 6:30--Plcasure and Profit t:45-Monagan for Congress Com
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 News S:l5-Terry Shand's Orch. 8:30-Any Bonds Today? 9:00-News; Dancing Discs 9:15--Monagan for Congress Com
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12

Papez and Karl zwack, Shipstad and Johnson, The Nelson Sisters, Valerie Fink and Bruces Mapes were in the original show. Some of those who joined a year or two later are Harris Legg. Fran Claudet, Os- borne Colson, the McKellcn Hroth- ers and Prick and Track.
 This years new star Is Mae Ross, beautiful and sensational acrobatic skater from the west coast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12
Business Service
;1 Business Services Rendered

FOR BETTER SERvICE-Call Rus. sells Waterbury Towel Supply O.. 892 East Main St. Dial 5-1377. Coat, Apron and Towel Supplies also In. dustrial Dry-Cleaning Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12
R. G. SWING IN CAPITAL

Raymond Gram Swing has more reason for moving his office to the nations capital than simply to be close to prominent government off, cials for their stories. The distin- guished analyst firmly believes that "any story of national affairs that comes from the fighting front today is as important as story for 1t affects every American en- gagged in the war effort"
 Swing begins living in and broad casting nightly from Washington tomorrow night. His program of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12

WINDOW CLEANING - You will save money if you send for us to do vour cleaning Connecticut Window Cleaning Co.,, office. 322 Pine St. Dial 4-4517.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12
TONIGHT,S HIGHLIGuTS

Janet GaynOr returns to the limelight for 8 guest appearance with Herbert Marshall tonight NBC-Blue, ! o'clock. Cavalcade of America" presents Charles Boyer as guest artist. He'll play the role of Lafayette in 'The Gentleman from Paris". CBS Radio The atre" presents C0lman in "Tale of Two Cities" 9 to 10. .. NEG Reds COntented Hour" at 10 will feature Gilbert and Sullivan music .... Eddy Duchin is the headliner on WATR's Spotlight Bands" at 1O:l5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12

Known Corp, wants collection and adjustment man this territory. $55.00 weekly guar. plus bonus for man Qual. as perm. repre- sentative. A. c. B. 608-6l5 South Dearborn st., Chicago. Ill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12
Legal Notices
NOTICE

LIQUOR PERMIT
 NOTICE OF APPLICATION This is to give notice that l, Abe Corn, of 133 Willow St., Water bury. Conn, have filed an applica- tion dated Jan. 12th, 1922, with the Liquor Control Commission for a Package Store Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises, Conn. The business is owned by Abe Corn, of 133 Willow St., Water bury, Conn, and Joseph Corn. of 241 Lincoln st., Waterbury, Conn. and will be conducted by Abe Corn, of 133 Willow St., Waterbury, Conn.,. as permittee.
 ABE CORN. Dated Jan. 12th, 1912. 1-1Z-l9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12
If You Lose Something Dial 4212l And Put One of These Ads To Wok
Announcements
Personals

Dental Plates Repaired 3 hrs. S1 Your old plate made like new. up
 CITY DENTAL LABORATORY 161 East Main St. Dial 3-8686
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Divorced His Wife and Got His
maiden Name" Back

The respondent alleged that
Emma Ellis represented herself
10 be a wealthy widow with
hunting dogs, but after the mar
riage he learned she was virtually
without property and the dogs
did not know how TO hunt" He
said she had sought to marry
him through a m atri m on a !
agency"
So he asked the court 20 be
allowed 10 resume his correct
name Of Avery and relieved of
providing further for Mrs Ellis.
Judge Grayson overruled this re-
quest and the case went 10 trial
before him.
Why said Ellis, as he pre-
scented his case. she described her
house as vine-covered. and the
only thing that covered 1t was a
mortgage"
Mrs. Ellis countered by saying
that the only support" MIR Ellis
ever sent her was a Christmas
package, 1t cost so cents TO ex-
press, and contained "a scrub
brush you can buy in any dime
store for four cents, a bar Of soap
and a box Of grits.
And he knew l didn't like
grits." lamented Mrs Ellis.
Judge Grayson took long
look at the white-haired grim
wife, and the little. sixtyish hus-
band. Then he signed an order
allowing the wife $50 per month.
and gave u. Sherman Avery back
his maiden name.
Both sides seemed satisfied
with the vepdict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

stuff. But when the chips run
out she's right there-as was the
woman of frontier days with
plenty Of what it takes
Everywhere today women are
doing their bit Tor Uncle Sam s
war effort in hundreds OF ways
Most Of these ways are those of
the non-combatant Gf there's
any such thing in modern VAR
but some Of the ladies are not
content with this. They want TO
be in on the shooting. if and when
1t reaches American soil.
Take the National Security
Women's Corps for instance.
Members Of this organization are
going in for Workmanship in "A
big way. The girls are taking 70
the rifle like the proverbial ducks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Y V maiden name" back.
Under an order of the Circuit
Court at Mobile, Alabama, he is
Mr.. Avery again after a decade
Of going around as Sherman
Ellis because he'd married En-
ma r. Ellis who insisted he take
her name
I've been on this bench 25
years, and l thought I'd heard
everything but +" said Presiding
Judge Claude a. Grayson.
Mrs. Ellis, filing a bill for di
vOrce, said she was married in
1882 at her home in Fairhope,
Alabama, and that she and Ellis,
nee Avery, had moved TO Mobile
in 1898 They lived together until
the Fourth of July. 1888. when
Mr.. Ellis declared his independ-
cnce and made her leave" and
return TO Fairhope, the complaint
set forth.
The husband. IL was asserted.
promised to make provisions for
the wife's support, but none was
forthcoming, so she'd been forced
to go on State relief.
Mr. Ellis said he'd been misled
"as to her status in life" and,
after a matrimonial bureau
courtship, was "fraudulently in
duced to enter into a martial
status" Mr.. Ellis lawyer wrote
marital" as martial" an d
maybe he meant it that way. for
he added that she was a nag
ging, irritable, complaining and
fault-finding wife"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

- HE American woman has al
ways taken her place beside
y the American man every
time the going got tough.
When wagon wheels were rum
bling overland TO open up the
West the pioneer woman was
right there with her rifle, pop
piRg off Indians when it became
necessary and sharing all the
hardships and they were many
of the menfolk who broke trail
10 the lands beyond the sunset.
The American woman Of today
is no different in spirit from her
pioneer predecessor. Probably
she smokes, tints her fingernails
or even toenails and is fond Of
the luxury Of silk indies, wispy
stockings and such-like feminine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

The
Members
Of the
National
Security
WOnen's
Corps
Learn All
There Is to
Know
About the
Guns They
Shoot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

The Photo
graphs at the
Right and
Left Show
Some of the
COuntry's
SharpshOOting
Minute
Women Dem
onstrating
That the Hand
That Rocks
the Cradle
Can Also Pull
the Trigger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

A FTER 10 long years, u.
~ Sherman Avery has his
maiden name" back.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-30

had an idea. I've decided to buy the
house"
/ "Oh damn" said Carlotta.
you haven't heard my idea," said
Tom. Its about thresholds. thought
you would be nice and light to carry
over"
went into the other office and
shut the door What nutty proposal,
I thought. And yet I could hardly
blame old Tom 49,.
That very afternoon the three OF
us drove out to what they already
called Our Place" Each ones admira-
ton whetted the others delight in 1t.
You would have thought they we're
selling me the property, insisting that
I admire the handhewn rafters, the
thickness of the stonewalls, the wide
boards of the pine floor. But I was the
one who had to point out the advan-
tages of the modern plumbing and
electricity.
There was a small room partitioned
off from the living room for no rea-
son at all and Tom said, "Of course
we could throw these two rooms into
one-?"
"Oh, we certainly must!" said Car
| lOtta. linen Sne aQQeC tnOuSnlleSSly
unless you wanted the little one for
sort of workroom and study?'
boy, oh boy!" cried Tom, "Of
course that's what I want! Isn't she
wonderful girl, Hank? I've heard
that most women go around knock
ing down partitions as hobby. Yes
sir! My own workroom!" Carlotta's
face fell but she didn't say anything
more, he was so jubilant. Then she
gave me a secret smile as if to say,
iii just bide my time. And you'll
see"
Out on the doorstep they gazed into
the trees which crowded around on
three sides.
They look like shy, inquisitive ami
mails" said Carlotta. She considered
the dense foliage. The only thing
our place lacks is view. If you peek
between these birches you can see the
hills Tom. we can cut a lane from
here to the brook and get lovely
vista"
Cut" exclaimed Tom in horror.
"Cut down birches? My God, what is
a view compared to birches like
these?"
Again she conceded the point by a
sweet silence. could see she was just
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-30

our house." he said in an appalled,
voice. Architects can't keep their
hands off anything even if it is per-
feet. They narrow their eyes and MUIR
muir nasty criticisms 1t seems nearly
everything is wrong about our place.
Except Carlotta . 1t seems that our
fireplace flue is cockeyed, although It
draws wonderfully we'll. The driveway
should be widened. And of course the
partition between the living room and
my workroom should be knocked out
on account of something called spa
cious values!' Carlotta is so happy to
be backed up in the matter. She says
he knows"
I had never seen Tom so heated.
Let's look at this thing equitably,"
I said. LAS I remember, you were the
guy who first suggested taking out
that partition
II didn't mean it." Tom admitted.
We'll, she didn't mean it to stay in,
either. could see she was just mark
ing time. And you know well enough
you've never gotten around to using
that "workroom' except as a catchall.
The truth is you've never wanted to
shut yourself away from Carlotua for
moment"
He grew even redder He said huffily,
Any day now am going to straighten
my study out. Maybe it would do her
good if I did leave her alone more
But Hank, you haven't heard the
worst. What burns me up is that this
Trait supports her in the Sacrilegious
idea of cutting down some white
bircheS in order to get a "vista"i"
II looked pretty bad but I tried to
soothe him down. Come on now
Tommy, let her dream a little and 1t
will all blow over"
His eyes were miserable. Il don't
mind her dreaming But I don't
like her dreaming with another guy
about Paradise Found
Continued Next Week
Tn 1905 ono of ber hl,r,,oer raars
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-30

BUTTFW. d. Murray, assistant
United States district attorney here,
has reported for active duty in the
navy. He is the third son Of Senator
James E. Murray to enter the service.
Private Howard A. Murray is MEM
Der Of the artillery corps, stationed at
Fort Douglas, Utah. Corporal Edward
Murray enlisted in the air corps last
spring
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-30

Something new has been added to our
winter wool ensembles this year. 1t Is
the waistcoat for extra warmth.
Actress Ann Eden wears Zoe de Sales
multistriped herringbone vest over
frOck of amethyst wool and crepe with
a matching coat. In waistcoats, fit Is
most important, for il is the snugness
that makes them smart as well as
warm. Her fold-down hat of quilted
amethyst wool and ostrich plume may
be packed flat.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-30

In 1926, one of her bumper years,
France produced more than 892, 100000
gallons of wine
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-10-30

as diplomatic as Tom is stubborn.
So everything was fine. They got
their marriage license that afternoon
just before our town clerk closed his
shoe store.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10

nedeljek in torek II. in il. 7:
nj. maj torej interesenti - drva
ne hodijo v Solo ma Graben Pc
nakaznice, ker jih "a zdaj nikdo
vec ne more dobiti. Ker Sc j.
Nj. Ekscelenca Visoki Komisar
sam zavzeI "a Gin najbolj ugod-
no resitev tega vprasanja, y
praviceno upamo, da bo n1estni
preskrbovalni urad v kratkem
spet dobil veGjo kolicino drv "a
ljubljansko prebivalstvo. Ia ta
primer je pa mestni preskrbo-
valni urad ze tudi poskrbel "a
tako razdeljevanje nakaznic, da
ne be vee gnece in cakanja. Visa
bo seveda pravem casu javlje-
no.
Prebivalstvo maj mirno potrpi
in maj Sc nikakor ne vznemirja,
sal nam jamci najnovejsa Duce-
jjeva odlo6itev o preskrbi z drvl
in premogom, da bo s potreb.
MIN kurivom gotovo preskrblje.
ma tudi Ljubljana. Z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10

tnanju 8 stroll, katere tako do
bro poznajo,. da hi jih mogli
Ibrez tezkoe razdejati in zopet
zlOziti.
Delavci v tovarnah izrabijo
tudi najmanjse netoenosti ali
pomote v nacrtih = in pokvari-
io toliko izdelkov kakor lie mo-
go6e, potem pa se izgoyarjajo,
da MISC rnogli vedeti, da je bill
nacrt napa6en. ~
/ cudne epidemic izbruhnejo
kar naenkrat, tako, da vsi de-
lavci v enem kraju istocasno
zbole, doeim ma cudezen nacin
zene in otroci obcine, XII MISC y
vojaskih delavnicah, ostanejo v
najboljsen1 zdravju.
Seznami kvizlingov
Podtalno casopisje objavlja
sezname kvizlingov, tako da vsi
drzavljani poznajo one "patrio-
te", XII SO tujim gospodarjem
boli usluzni nego neobhodno po-
trebno. Taksne ljudi po moz-
nosti "likvidirajo."
"Posledica vsega tega je", je
izjavil g. Furlan, ida postajajo
nacisti povsod v Evropi eedalje
boil nerzovni. Ia vojna Sc ne O.
digrava le ma velikih bojiscih,
temveG tudi " nestetih majhnih
domacih spopadih, kjer je ko-
maj mogoee razlocevati med
vsesplosno sabotazo in revolu-
clio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
lziovo kongresmono
CeIIer-o 9 Hobs-
o.
burzcnih

New York, %. novembra Co.
MAJ - Narodni poslanik Ema-
nue1 Celler je izjavil v zadevi
avstrijske legije in Otona Habs-
burskega kot vodje, naslednje:
ne ime Habsburzanov samo
po sebi bo lojalnim, demokratic-
MIN Avstrijcem, Madzarom, &C.
hom in Jugoslovanom pravi a.
natema, bodisi da SO tn v nasi
sredini, bodisi v Evropi. Jasno
je, da bi Oton in njegova skupi-
na hoteli zopet vzpostaviti habs-
bursko oblast. Da ga nekateri
vplivni Amerikanci podpirajo, je
zalitev zvestih in domoljubnih
Cehov in Jugoslovanov v nasi
sredini. Propaganda, katero
dvigajo ia clovek in njegovi po-
magaci, je nasprotna demokra-
ciji - protivna stirim svobo-
dam. Ako podpiramo Otona, po-
lagamo temelje meseanski vojni
v Evropi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
Q por+izonskih voinih
me+odoh
Izkusnje Srbov, Hrvatov in SIo-
vencev partizanskem boje-
vanju in sabotaM.

Vplivni easopis Baltimore
Sun" poroca naslednje o neday-
mem predavanju, o gornjem
predmetu g. prof. Furlana v
Baltimore.
"Srbi, Hrvati in Slovenci, XII
so ustanovili Jugoslavijo, so va
jeni podzemeljskega boja protl
razlicnim tlaeiteljem re cd one
dobe sem, ko SO Turk pregazili
njihovo ozemlje v IA. in Is. sto-
letju", je izjavil g., Boris Fur
Ian, izvedenec jugoslovanske
Wade v izgnanstvu v svojenl
predavanju Y. N. II. A. in y
w.
"V teh stoletjih so strokov.
njasko razvili metode sabota-
re, partizanskega bojevanja in
zarotniskega delovanja', je de.
jail 6. Furlan, pref professor po-
liticne filozofije v JugoslaviJ.
Zedinjenje
"Evropa je zdaj dosegla re
dinjenje - slogo v uporu - IL
pozabila vse stare razpore".
| G. Furlan je nato nastel ne
katera sredstva sabotaze, kate
rih Sc posluzuje upornisko 81
banje.
Izurjeni delavci trde, da nj
majo nobenega pojma in taxi
prisilijo naciste, da zapravij'
dodge mesece S podukom " raw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
Mali oglasi
NAZNANILO!

Clanom in clanicam drustya
Lunder Adamie st. % S. N. F.
j., Sc sporoca, da Sc vrsi pri-
hodnja seja, obenem oeni zbor,
tretjo nedeljo, in ne drugo kot
po navadi. To je dne 20. decem-
bra. Seja Sc bo vrsila dvorani
st. / poleg navadne. - PRICE
TEX seje tocno oh eni uri. Vsak
navzoc clan ali clanica dobi "a
25c pivskih tiketov, to pa cato
ker Sc vrsi po seji prosta zaba-
va kot vsako leto. Ne pozabite
povabiti vase znance in prijate-
lie, da pridejo po seji ma donna
GO zabavo. Preskrbl jeno DO "a
prigrizek in "a zejne dobra pija-
ca.
Dale opozarjam, da Sc ude-
lezite seje vsi tisti clani in ela-
nice, kater1 ste takoJ Cd kraJa
spremenili svoje stare police ma
move, ker innate "a dobiti nekaj
kredita, ker sem dobil iz glav-
mega urada gotove hstine, ma
, katere sc more vsak sam last
norocno podpisati. Listin Sc ne
bo dajalo ma dom, ker sc zavle-
&c stvar predalee. Kdor nina
casa priti ma sejo maj Sc zglasi
pri Antonu Wapotieu ma 892
E. 73 St. po 6. uri zvecer.
Obenem prinesite placilno
knjizico seboj in plaeajte vas a.
sesment "a zadnji mesec v tenn
letu, da Sc zakljueijo knjige "a
leto 1912.
Assessment Sc bo pobiralo 23.
decembra V S. N. Domu. - Vsi
ma svidenje tretjo nedeljo po-
poldne!
Bratski pozdrav!
VIM. Candon, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10

JAM MISC nogli razdeliti ljub-
|ljanskena prebivalstvu niti o.
.nih neznatnih mnozin, doloce-
Enih "a uporabo v kuhinji. In to
" Sloveniji, pokriti s tako sirni-
mi gozdovi!
IPrv0 porocilo: JutrO, st. 1873 -
IL. 5. 1912.
Razdejanje drv "a august.
Mestni preskrbovalni urad DO v
Getrtek in petek 13. in IA. t. m.
ter prihodnji torek in ponede-
lick II. in Is. t. m. prebivalstvu
razdeljeval trda drva v telovad-
nici v Soil ma Grabnu ma Zoiso-
vi cesti st. s.. Vsak prosilec mo-
|ra prinesti s seboj mesarsko
knjizico in potrdilo hisnega go
spodarja, da prosilec nina "a
loge drv, da nina svojega goz-
da in da nina pima. Upravicen-
ci dobe "a august ma osebo po
25 kg drv "a 8 L. Ko drva pla-
Ca, dobi nakaznico in z njo do
loceni dan drva ma mestni pri-
stavi v Povsetovi ulici. V cetr-
TEX in petek 13. in IA. t. m. bo-
do dobili nakazila "a drva samo
oni prosilci, XII meseca julia Sc
MISC dobili drv. v ponedeljek in
torek II. in. 18. t. m. bodo pa
dobili nakaznice "a drva tudi tt
sti prosilci, XII so dobili drva Re
"a mesec julij, vendar pa Sc
daj morajo spet predloziti potr-
dilo hisnega gospodarja. Opo-
zarjamo, da bodo organi NEST
mega preskrbovalnega urada
pregledovali in Sc hodili prepri-
cevat, ali so navedbe potrdil res
niene ali ne. -zato maj hisni 60
spodarji ia potrdila podpisujeje
sele tedaj, ko sc preprieajo c
resnicnosti navedb prosilca.
Drugo porocilo: Jutro, st. 18e
| Is. VIII. 1912
Razdeljevanje drv je mestn
preskrbovalni urad, kakor jaw
ljajo magistrate moral usta
viii, ker je bill "a nakaznico ta
ko velik naval, da so VISA drvs
oddana. Zato bodo sedaj drvs
ma mestni pristavi dobili Same
tisti, XII imajo nakaznicc. v po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
NaprOdai ie

trgovina, kjer Sc servira send
vice in lune. Nahaja Sc naspro-
ii poulienega terminala in to-
varne. Cena 5000. Najemnina
,$35 meseeno.> Trgovina zaprta
oh vecerih in nedeljah. zglasite
Sc med 2. in 8. uro popoldne ma
1888 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
vssti Il domovine
SIOvenci v koncetracijskih Ia
boriscih v Italiji

Akoravno porocanno nasih
s'izvirnih vesteh il domovine"
le res izvirna in zanesljiva poro-
ella, je ve6krat cuti mnenje, da
50 vesti v casopisju ..pretirane"
Danes navajamo poroeilo ljub-
ljanskega "Jutra', v katerem
Sc uradno govori o ''civilnih vol
nih internirancih".
Rdeci kriz p0rOca
tJutro BIT. 1873 - IL VIII. -
1922.
Avtonomna sekcija italian
skega Rdecega kriza v Ljublja-
nj odreja glede sprejemanja po-
Silk "a civilne vojne interni-
rance in vojne ujetnike.
"a Campo concentramento p,
&. SO in "a Campo concentra-
rnento Monico (Treviso) Sc bo-
do sprejemale posiljke po ze do
locenem redu dopoldne: oh po-
nedeljkih "a naslovnike cd A do
Il, oh torkih "a naslovnike cd
G do X, OBJ sredah "a naslovni-
lie cd L do P, oh cetrtkih "a ma
slovnike cd r do T, oh petkih
"a naslovnike cd u do q. Oh So
botah Sc bedo sprejemai paketi
"a visa ostala taborisca. Ker je
v soboto Is. t. m. prank, ma.
stranke prinesejo te posiljke ze
v vpetek IA. t. m. popoldne cd IA
do Is. ure. .>%
IL Srbije
Jutro st. 1874 ~ 13. VIII. --
1912.
Nesreca ma zelezniski progi
Ma zelezniski progi Custendil
Kumanovo, XII jo pravkar po
pravljajo, je v nedeljo v blizin
Krive Palanke pri predoru st
10 prislo do eksplozije, pri ka
teri sta bila diva delavca ubita
druga dvo pa nevarno ranjena
Uvedena je preiskava, da Sc po
jasni, ali je eksploziva nastal:
po krivdi sabotaze, ali pa Sc j
zaradi prevelike vroeine vnel,
razstrelivo, XII ga uporabljaj'
,pri gradnji proge.
Pon,anjkanje kuriya v LjubIja
mi
Zdaj ko SO nastale " tel deze
isprve neznatne tezave s kurja
We, bo zanimalo naso tukajsnj
sioyensko javnost, kako je
TEN pogledu v Ljubljani. Prina
samo dive porocili il ljubljanske
ga Jutra, cd II. 8. in Is. 8. t. l.
IL katerih .jeS razvidno, da Itali
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-11-05
BENEFITS PAID J0BEESS
DECREASES TO $26,g00, 600

Washington, ID. C.-UnemplOyment
insurance benefits dropped to the low
est level this year in August, with pay
ments totaling $26,90O,O0O, it was an
nounced by Federal Security Agency
Administrator Paul V. McNutt. This
was IS per cent less than the amount
paid in July. Mr.. McNuLt predicted
that benefits would decline still further
in the remaining months of 1912 and
that payments for the year would not
exceed $3Ij million.
Unemployment insurance activities
indicate, Mr.. McNutt said, that the I'M
employed are being increasingly alb
sorbed into industry and that new I'M
employment is declining rapidly. The
recent steady drop in benefit payments
coupled with the even sharper reduc-
tionS in claims for benefits bear this
out, he said. New claims for benefits
indicating newly unemployed workers
showed particularly marked decline
in August. They were 3S per cent less
than July.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-11-05
THE WRITING ON THE WALL

THE WRITING on the wall is everywhere now,
for anyone to see-regmentation. Regimenta-
ton of jobs, Of income, of living conditions, of
time, thought, and action
This is one of the demands of total war in
seeking the greatest efficiency and production
from available man and woman-power How to
$50 gear output that our standards Of living at
home will remain "American' and our armed
forces will be supplied on time with all the un-
precedented needs of gobal warfare, is the prob
lem.
In theory, it is protection through equalization
temporary" control of individual activity for the
countrys good in time of emergency.
While our people willingly accept Temporary
restriction as necessity of war; the thing to re-
member is that word temporary" We must not
drift into mental attitude that will pave the way
for permanent reg egimentation. That isn't the kind
of people we are.
What we have, what we are fighting for, is
our roots, growing deep into the soil of free
enterprise and free thinking, and the privilege of
mnding our own business. That privilege is what
I'VE must go back to, after the war, if freedom as
I'VE have known it is to survive in America