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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24

increased 00Hs.
 3. Federal income taxes in. creased i02% and absorbed 6S.4% of the net income before taxes, against 3o.6% in io40.
 {. The io4i net after federal income texes reported c 0B% profit !n i040. The 6b% figure k . fair indication Of the amount of excessive profits of industrial corporations as 6 whole.
 z. Of ITO million dollars profit increase, in Io4i over io40 before federal income taxes, eTeS was abe Sorbed by increased taxes.
 6. Stockholders benefit little from increased corporate earns Ings. While profits before taxes were up 00% and profits after taxes l2%, dividends Increased by only 7%.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
HOPEVILLE CLUB
 MEETING TONIGHT

The HopevIlle Community Club will hold It's monthly meeting to. night at 6 ?. m. At the South Fed. erated paTish hail.
 In order to have full cooperation in our community, announces the committee, we need the help and assistance Of each and every person in the Vllle,' and for each person to know hls neighbcFs. The best way to become acquainted with your nelghbor ig socially, 90 why not come and join the community meet. ings, and meet your neighbors.
 The Improvement Committee, has under consideration the extend. ing Of Edgew0od avenue through to Hamilton avenue as well as contins usng the sewers on Tracy avenue. There are no doubt other improve ments which could be easily and quickly made for the improvement Of the community, and if you are desirious of suggesting an improve. rnent, your suggestion will be grate. fully received. Attend tonIght's meeting and bring your suggestions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24

Cover collectors One phase of phlatey IS cover collecting It's broader field than stamps, because every stamp can be catalogued and collected but It's almost
 possibe for person to acquire and catalogue all the different types of covers that appeal to the attract most interest and acquire the most value among the collectors Pctorals many and diverse but one of the most picturesque and interesting from sports as- Louis up the stic ladder Most New York championship bouts are sponsored by the goth Century Sporting Club Inc. At time or other one o Mike Jacobs aides got on every envelope sent out to sports editors all over the country plus such other general information Printed in different colors and bearing different training camp postmars these allegiance of fstiana that Is both colorfu and instructive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
FISH, GAME GROUP
 TO OSTACE PROGRAM

The Waterbury Fish and Game Protective association viii hold It's 24th annual entertainment Thurs. day night ct the Waterbury Won. ems club. Motion pictures Of hunt. Ing and fishing will be shown. Harry x. Casiiin will be master of ceremonies.
 Members of the committee nnak- ing arrangements are: Charles Stein, William Klobedanz, Floyd Wooster, David Johns, Edward Claffey, Louis Blcdgett, Ernest Pearson, Clifton Johnson, Alfred Drescher, John Kuilman, Donald Sil!s, Joseph Chipman, James Pitz. maurice, Robert Nelson, Harry Dean and Roy Kieinschmidt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
FUTURE AVIATORS
 ENJOY FURLOUCH
Three Waterbury Youths Join Comrades in Party
 at Waverly Inn

Three local boys who have com. pieted their primary training courses at the U. g. army air base, ct Bennettsville, South Carolina, spent the last three days with their parents and left today to take up basic training courses at Shaw Field, Sumter, South Carolina.
 The three, Francis x. Tehan of 042 Baldwin street, Charles "Scotty" Duncan of Delaware avenue: and John Poster Of MiddlebuEy joined 10 other Connecticut boys who are members of their unit at banquet last night at Waveriy Inn.
 The group spent 10 weeks at Ben. EiettAvllie and will spend Q simllar period at Shaw Field, working on heavier planes and learning night flying. Each has about co hours in the air to his credit.
 Tehan, the son Of Mfr. and Mrs. Martin ,. Tehan b Bqaudron sup. ply sergeant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24

Most of us think of Kentucky as the land of bue- grass and the Kentucky Derby. Occasionally some one part by Daniel Boone Others may know about its Man. rnoth Cave Or 1t might be linked by the musiclover to Stephen Foster and his immortal ballads But few Of us realize that Kentucky one of the oldest of the states and was admitted to the Union in 17o2 which just l50 years ago. Kenuckans going to celebrate that sesquce- tennia war or And from April 18th on through the rest of the year program of events scheduled 10
 unfold itself before residents and the thousands of wis., itorS anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24

Mrs. Warren Alderman diligent social worker for st Johns Episcopal Church, has been discharged as wa terbury Hospital patient William K. Jordan of tne Liberty Mutual Insurance Company has been proposed For rnernbershp in the Kiwans Club Bill YusKa erst" while al.around man at the Boys Club for many years was among the local drafees who left tnis morning or induction Into Uncle sans Army at Hartord Luxe 'aa is again singing the praises of the sork Longegs left his Mssus the former Josephine Cappella third son st ss honor of the Saint the newcomer will be chrIstened Joe The Manneos were blessed with twin sons, February l. 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24

do additions this year resulted In four winners two men and two women being awarded first prizes Gus. tomarlly only two such prizes are awarded Major Navy Two years ago he gave another yacht and cabin cruiser to the Navy |. 4. Park Commissioner Robert Moses of New York has plan for transforming that Citys Battery Park into woodland paradise wth of course, the good old Aquarium missing from the pic. ture :. Next Sundays Hour of Charm radio program will originate from Camp Banding, Florida, where SO many Waterbury soldiers eared their a. D. cs of Army tactics
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
DR. BEARD DESCRIBES WORK WITH CHINESE

China, it's customs, life and its people was described by pr. willard L. Beard at the weekly luncheon meeting today Of the Rotary club held in The Elton. pr. Beard drew upon his experience of a years spent in Eooch0w, China, which aroused considerable interest among his listeners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24

Johnny Hannah postcards from Hollywood, Flor- da where he's enjoying both the climate, the people and the pastimes of the day The popular Railway Ex press emplOye Is having his annual vacation down South this winter City Editor Bill Harrington was back at his duties yesterday morning after long siege of illness Pvt Joe ScuIly enjoyed brief furoUgh his first since being inducted into the Army here over the weekend. He's located at Aberdeen, Maryland
 Lester Warner reports that Saturdays storm brought down flock of wild ducks near his Prospect Home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
Q ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ
Questions en Comic Page

1. There are many navy men who say batleships are of little value be- cause they have to be guarded by dcssroyeys lest they be torpedoed by submarines, and, furthermore, are subject to sinking by dive bombers.
 3. America has 8 monopoly on he- Hum, a noninflamrnable gas which makes inflated blimps safe from ex~ plosions. Other nations have so use highly explosive hydrogen.
 8. 1ns island of BaN is noted for iEs native dancers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
Good Evening,
A SOLDIERS LETTER

"A S1AA&AGktS v A8Ns@ &@~AW My boy Is in the army, But I'm feeling glad today, Cause just received letter And 1t reads along this way spearest mother grand old dad Just have finished with maneuVers, And things are going - Not too bad" Then he spoke about the places, And the things which he must do' For to save our glorious country Keep it free for me aEle' you' And he finished up by saying, we have never known Aeteatr- I'm Yankee and can take 1t, And . Yankee can't be beat" When they decorate the heroes, Who hrve come from far And near Pin medal on the soldier, Who writes home such words of cheer For smile lit up her wrinkled face which spoke of Joy within "l'm feeling glad today
 Cause 0 letter came from Jim"
 Mary Elizabeth Lynagh'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
Aenes Campbell of the watervlIe Division has just

Agnes Campbell of the Waterville Division has Just with the ScovlI Manufacturing Company In honor of the anniversary the company made her recipient ot gold service pin which she now proudly sports She irst Most of her service with the latter firm was In the Main Plant Screw and Rivet Department but for short time she enjoyed service in the Tire Valve Department sne vent to Waterville when Screw Products was moved there from the Main Plant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
RABBI MAX GLITTER
 TO SPEAK TONIGHT

Rabha Max Glitter wa1l address the members og the Young Igrmel ognan- nation tonight MG 0s38 o'clock. Plans for activities an Che coming seasnn win be discussed. ksegFssh- menla wtll he SeEved after tho ealk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
Clipped and pasted .

Clipped and pasted Jimmy Luncefords April bus route brings him into Connecticut where he plays at the Ritz Ballroom April 12 Incidentally his recording of "Bues in the Night Is smashing records right and left
 Louisiana Purchase" has been made into both play and movie and lots of stories have centered around this profitable deal Uncle Sam made with Napoleon but na" However "The Man Who Sold Louisiana" is the ti tie of biography of Francois just off the uresses of the University Of Oklahoma It's by E. wilson Ayon who is president of Pomona College in California Possession of g fine emerald once upon time was supposed to person of exceptional memory or the power OE eloquence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-24
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
80. decenbra, 1942.

je razno drobnarijo, igrala ma
10 ma klavir; peljala me je v
.sobico, kjer spita 2 Nuso, v tenn
no, precej. veliko luknjo, brez
vseh carov in zapeljivosti
Prerivala sva sc in Sc lovila.
Ona Sc je branila nedolzno. q
otroskim smehom in deklisko
razposajenostjo !. Niti do po-
ljuba nisva prisla -.
Nenadoma: trkanje ma vra-
ia butanje ma vrata
Nusin glas, jezen:
mira, odpri! Kaj delas 1lo-
tri? Mani bonn povedala :"
Sedela sva ma tleh in Sc gle
dala, vsa presenecena, JAZZ bolj
prestrasen nego ona.
(Dalje prihodnjic) a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

IS kolesom ma izlet tovarisi
Tudi Mare Sc nj bilo treba bati ;
ne vem, kako da je bila zadr-
zana -.
Prisel sem 2 najgorostasnej-
SINH pricakovanji. Upal sem, da
je prisla ura, ko okusim sad
spoznanja -. Vso stvar sem 81
predstavljal zelo nejasno, nit
mislil nisem mnogo nanjo; sa.
mo zdelo Sc mi je, da mora dc
necesa priti, da Sc mora izvrsiti
kar je cilj vseh mladih hrepe.
nenj Sama bova z Miro
vrata 81 zakleneva Casa
imava od treh do petih >.
V resnici pa sva uganjala ,sa.
me neumnosti. Razkazovala M
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

to sploh prvi poskus; tudi sle-
dill mu nj nobeden vec. Takrat
pa sem verjel in sem bill naen-
krat yes poparjen. Ali je bila to
ze prava ljubomornost? Ali je
bill le moi ponos uzaljen, ker
sem mislil, da me je Mira va
rala "a hrbtom in Sc mi hlinila
V obraz? Povesil sem oci in
Sc obrnil proc cd Krasevca. On
pa je dostavil zlobno:
"Ves, kaj il posiljamo ma tax
romanticen nacin? Ali nj ro-
manticna ia nasa zracna po-
Sta? I'll 81 Sc najbrze smejal,
ker 81 ugibal: - &c je Bogdan
njih zaupnik, zakaj il ne posi-
ljajo po MEM? Hahaha . Ia
pomni 81: - &c hoces uspehov
pri dekletih, moras imeti malo
fantazije, brate moi! Zakaj tu-
di one jo imajo in ne obraj ajo
posebno suhoparnezev! - In
yes, kaj il posiljamo? - Pc
smi, zlato mole! Ljubavne Pc
smii - Pa Sc pOSkusi Mani
&c Sc mores!"
JAZZ sem Sc porogal:
"Pesemce ii della Pokovec!'
TO je bill sestosolec Pokovec,
XII je bill kot nadobuden pesnik
znan med gimnazijci. On je bill
najbrze tovaris Krasevcev pri
zracni posti.
''Naj DO Jokovec ali Lokovec,
to je prav vseeno. Tudi &c me
Miri izdas, ii ne bo verjela.
Rekla DO, da 81 ljubosumen.
Sicer pa je itak konec med va
ma dvema. Zato sem te bill tudi
klical, da pridi gledat! I'll Sc
sporeces z njo! Je vse zaman: {:
- ona te je varala in tt 81 raz-
zaljen! Narava je pa TAXA, da
ne odpustis zalitve! Zato Sc
spreta! Amen! Tebi je odklen-
kalo in JAZZ sem tvoj nasled-
mix"
"KraIj je mrtev, zivel kralj"
"Nic Sc ne norcuj, moi lju-
bi! V par dneh Sc ze prepricas."
"Pa mi sporoci ma svoj ro-
manticni nacin, tt - zracni po-
starp'
"Na povelje, mrtvo velican-
styo! In Sc posljes pesemco ne
zyesti. ne pozabi: - bel golob-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

"V drugo nadstropje? -
Kliue mi posljes skozi okno." "
"Pa prinesi lestvo!' - In
naenkrat je bila v TAKEN kr-
.cevitem smehu, da sploh nisva
prisla vec v pogovor.
Malo sem Sc jezil, malo sem
Sc smejal; nazadnje sem Sc
VIDAL, nacrt je bill itak skoraj
neizvedljiv -.
Ma Mirin dom pa sem kmalu
nato vendarle prisel. Ona sama
me je pozvala. Gospa Blejceva
je bila pri nekih prijateljicah
ma popoldanskem obisku; tam
so kartale ali kaj, da je po ma
vadi nj bilo pred veeerom do
NOV. Nusa je imela Solo in neko
uro do petih. Bogdan je bill Sci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

Poeasi je postajala Mira mani
boieca. Tuintam sem il mogel
stisniti pisemce roko, V kate
sem sem 10 rotil "a kak sesta-
mex. Odgovarjala mi je ma majh-
nih listicih in me naroeala zdaj
sem zdaj tia, najveckrat v nJlh
domaco vezo ma sestanek, XII ga
ie do sekunde natancno doloci-
la. Pc navadi nj prisla, ali pa je
trajal yes sestanek samo par
trenotkov. Prijela me je "a roko
in Sc smejala vsa zasopla, sko-
raj otrocja in povedala kaj ma
lega O sebi ali svojih ali O
prijateljici Mari. Nekdaj Sc je
pobahala naivno resnostjo:
"V6eraj Sc mi je vse popoldne
hlepkalo. Ali te kaj name mi
sill? JAZZ zmerom mislim :.
Ali Sc vam mic ne hlepka ~
"Malokdaj. A Sc ponoci sa-
njam in hlepim po vas
"Aha . ko hi YAM kaj ver-
iela?! Moski Sc samo igrate z
nami."
Telesce Sc il zvije cd zadre-
ge, lica il zarde Nenadoma
Sc spomni in Sc magic poslovi:
"F1iteti moran, jezesna .
Ma svidenje!"
In ze je ma stopnicah; "a hi
pee postoji in mi pozuga hudo-
musno, pa mi poslje poljubcek
s prsti :.
Postal sem vsj1i::v, isl in "a
hteval daljsega sestanka. Oci-
tai sem il, da menda sploh ne
We, kaj je ljubezen, in da je vse
to med rama - zgOlj OtrOcarl-
ia. Kdaj me namerava ma pri-
mer - &c me ina res kaj rada!
- kdaj me hoce poljubiti kakor
Sc spodobi? - Postala je "a
misljena in malo zalostna, rde-
cica il yes cas- nj izginila, - pri
slovesu pa je zamizala, napela
ustnici in me udarila mimi po
mojih ustnicah. JAZZ sem Sc "a
smejal:
"Tako poljubljajo golobi! To
nj nic!"
A ME je bilo sram in Sc nj
vec obrnila .
Naslednje dni sc mi je zdelo,
da Sc me nekoliko ogiblje. Pa
sem jo srecal, ko je san1a seta-
la S prijateljicc Marc, in zapa-
zil sem, da Sc prepira z MO, da
sobi usta in grdo gleda, - toll
ko, da nj pahnila njene roke IL
pod pazduhe. Parkrat Sc je o.
brnila "a menoj kakor bi il bilo
silno zal, da ne more k meni.
Potem sVa Sc dogovorila "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
RAIGHER
MLADA
L..JUBEZ.E,N

sestanek v tivolskem gozdu :.
Bila je Mara poleg. Ia Sc je dr.
zala strogo in cemerno; komaj|
da me je pogledala, ko sem Sc
il predstavil. zivahna Mira je
tuintam zbezala malo naprej po
poti in pricakovala, da pohitim
"a MO. A JAZZ sem bill V zadregi
radi Mare in 81 nisem upal
10 pa smo bill veckrat skupaj,
! sem 81 polagoma pridobil tudi
MO. S pohlevnostjo in par
skromninli komplimenti sem jo
omehGil in ko sem casi v no.
tranjih prepirckih miramarskih
odlocil zoper Miro, je postala ce-
10 prijateljska proti meni. Tako
je bill yes Miramar zavojevan &.
Nekega dne pa sem nenado-
ma zavohal, da Mira tudi z dru-
gini onegavi. Zlasti me je vzne-
mirjal sosolec Krasevec, predr-
zen in podjeten FAINT. Lep nj bill;
S svojo zunanjostjo bi mi ne
mogel izneveriti dekleta. A ZEN
skam ugaja tudi moska brezob-
Utmost, moska moe, cello nasil-
most. In sam me je kanalja O.
pozoril, maj pridem pogledat,
kako Sc mojo "punco' nepo-
klicani zabavajo.
Zvecer okrog devete ure sem
pritihotapil po nasprotni strani
trga. Cisto ozek, zelo razteg-
njen lunin krajec je zarel ma
nebu; zvezdc so bile drobcene
in strasno dalec. Jug je pihal,
Cd streh je kapalo Cd talecih Sc
ostankov zadnjega snega. -
Mira je bila ma oknu, vsa Ii
vahna in nemirna. Sklanjala sc
je ven in Sc zopet vzpenjala ma
zaj; zdelo Sc mi je, da slisim
memo priduseno hihitanje. Po-
leg ME je bill Sc nekdo, XII Sc je
iztezal dalec ven in tuintam "a
klical besedico mladenicema, XII
sta stala spodaj ma trotoarju in
nekaj vezala ali razmotavala ali
kaj Oknica oh Miri Sc je
casi sunkoma zazibala, il sipe
je zablestela zgrbljena slika lu-
ninega krajca Zdaj sem
spoznal Krasevcev glas:
"Potegni, Bogdan!"
Mira Sc je vzpela dalec ven
in gledala napeto doll. Nekaj
belega je udarilo oh steno in Sc
dvigalo navzgor Tedai je
prisel nekdo mino in Sc ustavil,
kimajoc z glavo. Mira je hipo-
ma izginila cd okna Poleg
ME je moral biti Bogdan, njen
brat, nakazen petosolec, XII je
brzcas ma motvozu vlekel k sebi
tisto belo stvar V tenn hi
pu so "a oknom zaloputnila vra-
ia, luc Sc .e posvetila Bog
can je odskocil. Nekdo je tru-
Seem zaprl okno. - Bella stvar
je padla nazaj ma tia. Krasevec
jo je pobral in odhitel S tova-
risem. ia oglom pa sta Sc usta-
villa in prezala Tudi JAZZ
sem cakal V senci ma nasprotni
strani. Cutil nisem nicesar po-
sebnega, ne jeze in ne zalosti.
Vse skupaj je bilo menda pre-
otro6je - z mojo zaljubljenost-
jo vred Ko Sc nj pri oknu
nihce vec prikazal, sta onadva
odsla in JAZZ "a NINA.
Drugi dan po Soil pa me je
krasoVec podrazil:
"Mislis, da te sinoGi nisem vi
del?"
"Kako?' - sem Sc zacudil.
A Sc predno sem zpoznal, da me
Je samo lovil, je ze nadaljeval:
"Ecco! Sal ne mores skriti
svoje skodozeljnosti! Vceraj Sc
nam nj posrecilo, pref pa ze We
likokrat >. :"
Pozneje sem izvedel, da je bill
/ Il AAA n Il n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

+ In addition, officers have their
own chairs. So the issue Of folding
chairs runs into the millions. You
can help pay for this little comfort
for our boys in training with your
purchase of War Bonds. A few War
Stamps will buy folding chair. IN
VEST AT LEAST TEN PERCENT
OF your income in War Bonds every
payday and do your bit toward win
nlng the war. n 6 T,eosuy- Debny,reut
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4 eek jo prinese v zlatem kljunc-

sljeval, tenn bolj me je jezila.
Nisem bill nesrecen ali obupan
ali kaj takega, samo razjarjen.
Mira Sc, lie opravicevala in izgo-
varjala, da j je bill Bogdan
past nastavil. Baje nj niti We
della, cemu ia zracna posta !;
Krasevca bi ma ulici komaj spo-
znala. In skoraj bi il bill ver-
jel, sal je bila tuintam resnic-
no Sc napol otrok. A neka tr-
moglavost mi nj dala, da bi il
odpustil; mogoce tudi neka
skrita zelja, da bi mi to odpu-
Scenic - placala -. |
In resnicno sem 81 jo izmislil,
zvitorepec: = &c hoce, da ver-
jamem v njeno nedolznost, maj
mi dokaze svojo ljubezen!
"Kako jo maj dokazem?" -
Men pogled je bill YES zbegan,
lica so il bila rdeca, kretnje vse
nemirne.
Hodila sva po nabrezju v We
cernem mraku. Luci so odseva-
lie il Ljubljanice Pa me je
prijela "a roko, me potegnila v
temnejso senco in mi ovila roki
okrog vratu.
"Tomo, - sal te imam ra-
da! - Vprasaj Nuso, kako ne
mirno SPIN in Sc premetavam,
- ker moran zmerom - sa-
mo nate misliti -"
Ali je bilo to odkritosrcno ali
ne? - Naivno je gotovo bilo -
in neverjetno. JAZZ bi rekel, da
je bilo - narejeno; ne mogoce
preracunjeno po zenski iznajd-
ljivosti' in prekanjenosti v lju-
beZenskih stvareh; " dekletu
je re nagon, XII jo vodi pravo
pot; deloma pa je menda iz-
kusnja - liz romanov. ze zad-
; Mic Sc mi je bilo zdelo, da je
tisto "hlepkanje" - literarne-
ga izvora. Dekle obcuti v sebi
nepremagljivo slo "a zenskim
dozivetjem: ker pa je Sc ne
zrelo, 81 pomaga z oponasa-
MEM in isce vzgledov po knji-
gah, &c jih ne dobi v zivljenju.
Seveda Sc pri tenn pokaze VISA
naivnost, tudi VISA prisrcnost
in dekliska ljubkost.
Zasmejal sem Sc in jo z levi
co objel. z desnico sem il stisnil
lica in il nasobil usta, da bi
jih poljubil. A bill je zopet lie
udarec z ustnicami in ne po-
ljub.
"Vidis Mira, - Sc poljubljati
ne znava. To sc morava uciti!
JAZZ pridem k tebi -
VISA prestrasena me je od-
pahnila:
TX meni? - Kako, - sal nj
sem sama!"
"Jaz sem ze vse preudaril.
Oh enajstih ze vsi spe pri vas,
tudi gospa mama -"
"A papa?!"
NIGGA nj pred polnocjo do
NOV; casi pride komaj OBJ eni,
tudi oh dveh Ii sama 81 mi
pravila."
"Casi pride pref . ze OBJ
desetih!'
"Larifari . In &c pride, gre
naravnost spalnico; liz pred
sobe v spalnico. Ali nj RESI-"
NE VEN natanko. Najbrze ="
"Skozi salon ne pride!"
"Salon je pri mas obednica." :"
"A tia ne pride gospod pa
pal"
"Lahko bi prisel!"
"Se pa skrijeva; ponoci je to
igraca. Jaz pridem OBJ enajstih,
tt me pocakas v salonu in mi
posljes hisni kljuc skozi okno
=, po zracni posti."
"Hihihi :" Sc ie "a
smejala Mira, Sc zavrtela in Sc
tlesknila pc stegnu. "Ta hi bila
lepa! In kaj potem?"
"Jaz bi prisel gori k tebi :. >"
"V obednico. A kaj bi v temi?
Luci hi ne smela imeti."
"Cenea! Kdo je ze kdaj pri
luci vasoval?"
"Vasoval?" - Ia trenotek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
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Uncle Sam pays out $44.81 for an
enlisted mans barrack equipment
for one year. Included in this equip
ment is the issue of one folding chair
for each three enlisted men at $1.65
each.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

Zdaj Sc dsdelujejo macrti sa
rehabiltocijo oslepeRh vojakov.
Ma gornji Sikh vidimo porocni-
ka S. s. Troemsegaarda, Miss
Mary Cowerd in polkovnika w.
s. Wooda, XII raspraVljajo o teh
n0CTtih.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
CoIorful Land

Even without spending single
night away from Mexico City II
is possible for the tourist 70
revel IN a civilization vastly dlf-
fcront from his own Within
easy driving distance stand the
famous pyramids dating hack 10
Aztec days
out Of Mexico City beautiful
scenic highways lead 10 nearby
%oChimilco. known As MeNiCo's
floating gardens 70 the tine old
colonial city Of Puebla. Equally
interesting are the seml-troplcal
city Of Taxco. renowned for its
silver products, and Cufrnavsca,
q resort town IN a setting ot
rich foliage singing birds and
sunshine
The unspolled character of
NcxiCo's scenery Is riValed by
the people themselves, who are
still not tourist conscious IN
the sophisticated sense Easy
gong and friendly they will
always 20 out Of their way 10
he patient and courteous 10 the
visitor whether they understand
HIM or not.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Tour a Treat

War will keep Shroudod in
mystery the ornate floats which
had been constructed for Nardl
Gras. but the charm Of New
Orleans can't be Shroudcd.
The magnificent old rcStau-
rants Antoine and Arnaud :,
Galatolre : and La Louisiana
still serve their pompano on
papilo'tc and cafe Brulo and
crepeS Sulette. and the entranc-
inG old French quarter, with It's
narrow streets and ialousied
balconies. still tells gripping
story Of hyGone days Of crino-
line and the code duello.