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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09
Hollywood
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

Columbia studio executives swal-
lowed their cigars the other day
when blond Cornelia Baekeland
Won Hessert, one of the Is models
they had just imported from New
York, insisted on helping write
her film contract for the picture,
Cover Girls"
"a few minor technicalities,' said
Miss Won Hessert, calmly spouting
legal phrases which left the movie
big shots speechless and pop-eyed.
After ALL" she said, "a girl has to
be careful"
Take it from Anita Colby, our
guest today Americas leading
models and cover girls are beau
tiful but NOT dumb.
Anita is giving Hollywood the
lowdoWn on the modelling profess
sion as technical adviser of the
picture, Cover Girls" Until she
became too old" she's only 25
now - sch was the country's high
est paid model earning as much
as 81 800 a week in average times.
And Anita, you see, becomes
violent when people insist models
are beautiful but dumb. She'll
tell you that most of them are
college graduates, remind you
that blond Cornelia Baekeland
Won Hessert studied law before be-
coming a cover girl, and go into a
flood of other reasons at the drop
of chapeauX.
THE LOWDOWN
What's the loWdoWn on Americas
leading magazine cover girls and
models? Anita knows plenty.
The average "life" Of model, she
says, is only two or three years.
The average age, II to 81. people
get tired of seeing the same faces, "
she explains. Once Anita had her
face on the cover Of eight maya
zines in one month
THAT was bad" she says
kills you off too quickly"
The pay though, is excellent.
Top models earn as much as $400
a week. The average is SITS.
Are models temperamental? Some
of them. One New York photogra-
pher, says Anita, awards a blue
ribbon every week to the most tenn
peramental girl. One young lady
says Anita, has won it 10 times.
Oddly enough, there's not great
deal of dreaming about film careers
among professional models. THE
girls earn good money" says Anita,
land don't work too hard. Thoughts
of getting up at 6 a. m. to be at the
studio leaves them cold to movie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09

Hills, the other fraction having been
owned by Standard
ICKEs OPPOSES
Ickes Immediately sent Fortas
memo to Secretary of the Navy
Knox together with a blunt note
opposing the deal and demanding
that Knox notify the President OF
this fact.
Knox then gave the Fortas memo
to his chief aide, Adlai Stevenson,
grandson of the Vice-President
Stevenson in the Cleveland Ad-
ministration. Stevenson wrote a
memo of his own opposing Ickes,
following which Knox sent both
memos to the White House.
The President, receiving the con-
flicting views Of his two cabinet
members, sent their memos to
Attorney General Biddle asking him
to investigate. Biddle has now
turned the matter over to Assis-
tant Attorney General Norman
Littell in charge Of public lands,
who has given q preliminary report
to Mr.. Byrnes. 1t was on the
strength of this that Byrnes held
up the contract, even though it had
gone into operation on Nov 20.
Meanwhile, Congressman Harry
Sheppard of California, on the
House Appropriations Committee,
has held up an appropriation OF
around 100000 which the Navy
had promised TO put up as its part
of the bargin to put the deal into
effect.
Note: Josephus Daniels, ex-Sec-
rotary of the Navy, once wrote:
II remember one night toward the
end of session that Mr.. Roosevest
dhen Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and l remained at the Capitol
all night long watching the legis-
lation of closing hours fearing that
some act might be passed that would
turn over these invaluable Oil re-
serves to parties who laid claim to
them without even decent shadow
OF title"
This was in 1918. But the same
Mr.. Roosevelt, busy with thousand
and one problems of the fiercest war
in history, depended upon a differ
ent Secretary of the Navy.
Copyright, 1913, by United Feature
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09

Stars, Joe Smith and Charles Dale,
giving impressions and impersona-
tons of your favorite stage, screen
and radio stars; Barr and Estes
mfr. Eccentricity and His Misleading
Lady; Wilfrid Dubois, The Duke Of
Dexterity; Frank Milton, NB.C.
Favorite Baritone, singing your fav-
orite songs in the way you like them
best; Sunny Hudson, the very
shapely and lovely dancing star OF
so many Broadway musicals and sue
cesses: Mary Hollen California Sun
kist Song Stylist, songs sung in her
own inimitable way, that which cam
not be copied; George Rochea, Dane
ing a la Supreme; and as an extra
added attraction, through the efforts
of the management we are able to
present the greatest star of the
Zeigfeld Follies, the very deloVely,
Sybil Bowen and who reached the
top of the ladder to fame and sew
eral other star acts too numerous to
mention. The ever popular Poll
Rhythm Kings present the musical
background for the entire show.
The stage shows are presented
daily at 1;20, 400, 600 and 900
p. m.
In addition there vii lbe a giant
screen program consisting of the
first Waterbury showing Of Hi
Buddy. a tuneful musical hit with
Dick Foran and Harriet Hilliard,
charming songStress. The first
screen show is presented promptly
at 1900 noon with the doors Of the
theater opening at 11:45.
Starting Friday for five days the
LoeW Poll theater presents on It's
screen the picture you have been
anxiously awaiting; your favorite
star in his favorite role. Tyrone
Power tops all his previous perform
ances and rises to a new high In
Crash Dive" the technicolor smash
hit, with Anne Baxter and Dana
Andrews. Tyrone Power puts his
personality and extraordinary abil-
ity in this, his last and farewell
role to the screen for the duration.
This outstanding hit was filmed at
our very own submarine base in
New London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09

istered nurses monthly during this
year.
AS about 80 per cent of the nurs-
es in active nursing practice in
Hartford, New Haven and Fairfield
counties that most of the nurses
must be drawn for the Army and
Navy Nurse Corps, This creates a
problem in meeting the needs of the
hospitals in thoso counties for 1t is
in these three counties that fifteen
OF the largest general hospitals with
schools of nursing are located.
The Local Nursing Councils for
War Service are studying the prob
lem Of meeting civilian needs, as
well as assisting in any way posi-
BILE in securing nurses for the arm
ed forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09
POLI'S

Opening today at the Loew Poll
Theater and, for two days only, Is
the grandest, most lavish stage show
ever presented on any stage.
For your entertainment and ap-
proval we present Harry Howard S
"Bombshells of 1943" - a cast OF
rs, mostly girls. There are II gor-
geous "Bomba Bears"
Some OF the acts include such
notables as the Famous Character
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09
LIKES CHOICE OF NAME

Los Angeles. Cal. (UP)-When
Louis Roosevelt Slocum, AZ, had
amnesia and could not remember
his name, he chose as his new one
Lyle Howard Smith" which has
served so well since 1920, that he
has asked the court to legalize 1t.
Since his recovery. he told the court.
nc has learned that he has five
brothers around Grand Rapids
Mich,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09
STRAND

Today the Strand is showing a
double hit first-run program com
prised of two smash productions
- Keep En- Slugging" - with the
Dead End Kids and the Little Tough
Guys, and I'VE Are the Marines"
This program positively ends its
engagement here on Friday OF TINS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09
8,317NursesR eadyForI
Service In Connecticut
Many Volunteers for Army, Navy Service Recorded;
Civilian Needs Cause of Worry Over Shortage

Some interesting figures have
been revealed In the tabulation
If the cards returned in the
survey of registered nurses which
was conducted in January Of this
year by the U. S. Public Health
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09

Scrap machinery was used to re-
claim TOO acres OF idle land near
Thurrock, England, which will yield
crops this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09

Service and the Connecticut State
Nurses Association. OF the 9279
cards returned, 8317 we're tabulated
as these were nurses working and
living in Connecticut. The tabula-
ton by counties shows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09


Nine of every 10 people in Aus
tralia want white immigration re-
sumed after the war, according to
recent poll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09
Navy Oil Deal
Latest Development, in its Backgrounds, Recalls
Teapot Dome Scandal of the Early Twenties
DREW PEARSON-
(Author Of the Washington Merry Go Round')

Washington June 9Assistant President James Just
the of the justice interior
the
a
whereby the Navys choicest oil lands
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-09

The whole problem Of supplying
nursing service becomes a problem
of supply and distribution and this
is being studied on national, on
a state and on a local basis. The
cards returned in the survey will be
studied and used as an aid in our
effort to meet nursing needs.
The survey figures would indicate
that to supply the nursing needs for
Connecticut, as well as our quota
for the armed forces, we must de-
pend on $40 active nurses and 1912
retired nurses who stated they can
returned to nursing for full or part
time; but this is not quite correct
for in 1912, the Connecticut State
Department of Health issued yearly
licenses to TIT registered nurses to
practice in Connecticut. While some
of the 8177 have left Connecticut for
various reasons--many have gone
into the Army and Navy Nurse
Corps, others have taken positions
in other states-we are sure that
there are more nurses practicing
than the 5410 who returned the sur
vey cards.
To find these nurses is problem
that each local nursing council will
try to solve.
The returns for Connecticut,
which were among the highest in
the United States, were 1872 per
cent as against 10 per cent In the
survey conducted In 1941.
A breakdown Of the figures shows
that these nurses are employed or
were employed In the following
branches OF nursing:
Institutional .......2 893
Private Duty ......... .2289
Public Health ......... 684
Industrial ............ 500
All Others ...........,18 1852
As the Army and Navy Nurse
Corps will accept only those regis
tered nurses who are under forty
five years Of age, 1t is of interest to
note that 2278 of the nurses ac-
lively employed are single and UNI
der forty years Of age; 264 are IN
the age group from forty to forty
four; 1923 are married and under
forty years of age; 241 are married
and In the forty to forty-four age
group.
Connecticuts quota for the Army
and Navy Nurse Corps Is lib reg
La gaceta., 1943-05-25

ST, Senior
Compre la pintura B. L, P.
vende solamente en-
HARDWARE
ga. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
Sc HARAN LAS OBRAS
EN- FL NUEvO AS|LO De
N|NOS DEL CONDADO

Los comisionados del condado
acordaron aver que ell %ingeniero
Merlin, con la aprobacion del juez
Kickliter Y la Sra. Edna Hennes-
see, realize las obras n~ecesarias
en- ell nuevo ''hogar juvenil", ST.
tuado al noroeste de Sulphur
Springs.
Ell senior Kickliter y la Sra.
Tennessee comparecieron ante los
comisionados con ell proposito de-
terminado de %contestar los cargos
que recientemente les hiciera ell
ST.. Franklin A. Adams, presidente
de la junta de visitadores del
'hogar" o asilo.
No asisti6 Adams a la reunion,
pero mand6 una carta e%xplicando
que solo sc trataba de "una diver
gencia de opiniones" Y reconocien-
do la homestead de prop6sitos del
juez Y de su ayudante.
Vista la retractaci6n," mani
fest6 ell joven juez, "no contestare
las palabras que Mr.. Adams die
ra."
Todos los miembros de la junta
de visitadores, con la exception
de Adams, aceptaron los pianos
para ell nuevo hogan.
"Quiere 81 construir un palacio
Y no disponemos de fondos para
hacerlo."
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
INTERMEDIATES
VENEREAS EN- AUMENTO

La Sra. Edna Tennessee, Off
cial de prueba del condado, a car
go de la vigilancia de los ninos
descarriados, manifesto aver que
ha aumentado de manera conside-
rable ell numero de casos de en-
fermedades venereas entire las nj
mas de IL a 16 amos.
Varias muchachas de 16 amos
estan recluidas en- la carcel y Sc
les mandara a una institution que
hay en- Ocala. Todas elias pade-
cen de intermediates venereas.
I'm informe sobre esta desgra-
ciada situaci6n, quizas productO
de la Suppression de las casas de
"mala fama", fue dado a conocer
por ell juez Kickliter, de la Corte
Juvenil.
La juventud viene cometiendo
faltas y delitOs de mayor grave
dad, probablemente originates por
10 que Sc lie llama neurosis de la
guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25

LUCIANO LOPEZ

Dej6 de existir a las 5 de la
manana de hoy, ell Sr. Luciano L6-
peg, un querido miembro del Cas-
tillo Crist6bal Colon No. Z de la
Orden Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc.
Manana por la tarde, a las 4,
saldra ell entierro de la ~funeraria
de Primo Lord.
La oficialidad del Castillo rue
ga la asistencia de todos los her
manoS.
lie sobreviven varias sobrinas Y
un sobrino.
Reciban u familiares nuestro
! sincere testimonio de pesame.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
Y POLAC0S
COMBATEN P0R La
M|SMA c A j S A

TEHERAN, Irania, mayo 25.-
Ell exembajador de Polonia en-
Moscd, Tadeo Romer, manifesto
aver que apesar de las d~iferencias
entire los gobiernos de Russia y Po-
lonia, los soldados de los dos gran
des pueblos combaten por la mis-
ma causa y buscan Ell mismo re-
sultado: una victoria definitiva
sobre Alemania.
Romer arrib6 de Kuibyshev,
accompanied del personal de la
embajada, luego de la ruptura de
relaciones entire ell Kremlin y ell
gobierno polaco de Londres.
"El papel de mi pals en- la que
ira y la actitud indomable de los
polacos representa- un factor de
importancia moral a los ojos de
TODD ell mundo."
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
Los CHINOS TEMEN UNA
OFENSIvA JAPONESA
h ACI CHUNKING

CHUNKING, mayo 25.- Las
tropas japonesas atacan en- los
sectores cercanos a Ichang, su i'm
portante base en- ell rio Yangtze,
y ell alto mando chino senala la
ofensiva como ell principle de un
avance en- direction de esta capt.
tai.
La batalla es intensa en- ell sur
este y nordeste de Ichang. Ell enc
migo logr6 apoderarse de Yuyang-
kwan, una carretera de considera-
bic importancia, 35 millas al sur.
I'm contraataque en- ell sector del
nordeste ocasiono a los nipones
numerosas bajas.
Ell comunicado chino tambien
informa de un choque de fuerzas
al oeste de Nanchang, la capital
de Kiangsi, Y de un ataque chino
sobre los fuertes nipones en- la is
la Quemoy, frente a la costa de
Fukien.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
FL TENOR TITO SCH|PA
ESTAA HORA EN- LIsBOA

LISBOA, Portugal, mayo 90
Ha llegado a esta ciudad, proce-
dente de Italia, ell notable tenor
Tito Schipa, a quien Mussolini
.llamara, en- 1941, obligandole a
cancelar todos los contracts que
tenia.
Cerca del hogar de Schipa, Sc
gun dijo, llovieron bombas aliadas
hace pocos dias.
Dice que experimental la sensa-
ci6n que experimentaria un can
tante que abriese la boca para
cantar y apreciase entonces que lie
faltaba la voz.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
rs OBREROS DE LA COMA
SIGUEN EN- HUELGA
vIorAN LOS TRABAJADoRES UN CONVENE QUE
FIRMARAN

AKRON, Ohio, mayo 25.-Si-
guen en- huelga unos $4,000 obre-
ros de la industrial de la gonna,
apesar de que la ~secretaria de la
guerra les ruega que vuelvan al
trabajo.
Debese ell conflicto a una deci-
sion sobre salaries rendida por la
War Labor Board.
Solicit6 de los obreros que re-
tornasen a sus tareas, James p.
Mitchell, director de personal de
las Fuerzas de Servicio de la avia-
ci6n.
Las fabricas afectadas por la
huelga pertenecen a las poderosas
companies Goodyear, Firestone y
Goodrich.
Venfan fabricando caretas con-
ira los gases, cinturones salvavi-
das, tejidos para tanques, llantas
y otros productos es%enciales.
LA paralizaci6n del trabajo,"
lie dice Mitchell a los jefes obre-
ros, "viola ell pacto de no-huelga
v este produce seria %inquietud a
la ~secretaria de la guerra.
ga menos de que Immediate
mente Sc retorne a la complete
production, ~llegaremos a la con-
clusi6n de que todos los convenios
firmados por ustedes carecen de
valor."
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
CORTE FEDERAL
Fernandez Condenado a
Dos Amos

FL juez federal Devane impuso
aver dos amos de carcel a Odonel
Fernandez, de &c amos, vecino del
2404 de la calle Long, que no Sc
present6 para servir a la naci6n
en- ell ejercito, como sc lie ordena-
IA.
Fernandez, un native de Tampa,
muy conocido en- Ybor City, Sc ne
gaba a cumplir con sus deberes
m~ilitares v Sc lie detuvo ell dia ?
de febrero de este ano.
"Probablemente este hombre no
haria un buen soldado," declar6
ell juez.
lie defendi6 ell letrado C. NJ.
Bourland.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
MAS DE TRESC|FN1l
AV|ONES PERD|ERDN
NAILS EN- C|NC0

LoNDRES, mayo 25,-,I
de Pantelleria, en- Ell Nh
neO, cOntinda siendO impleal
mente bombardeada Dor i,
.ci6n aliada. En- cincO dias n
fuego de los aparatOs ams,;|
.e ingleses, ell enemigo ha u
.317 aviones, seg1n Ell comm
Official.
Pantelleria tiene una elsv
de 1000 pies sObre Ell niy.
mar y Sc halla situada entire
liza y Tunicia.
Los alemanes poseen troD
la isla de Cerdena Sc hs
cargado de su defensa.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
ES Gas De
ARMAS EN- ITALIA

LONDRES, mayo 25.-La radio
britannica dice que ell principe
Humberto, en- una orden especial,
avisa a los italianos que hay es-
casez de armas y pide a las tro-
pas arrojen en- la lucha toda su
|fuerza fisica y espiritual.
italia no ha podido fabricar tan
tas armas como otros paises por-
que carece de las materias pri-
mas"
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
La Legislature
Aida
SENADo

Aprob6 aver ell senado, por una
nimidad, una ley que prohibe la
venta de licores desde las IL de la
noche hasta las z de la manana,
los dias de semana, y entire la me-
dianoche del sabado y las siete de
la mahana del domingo.
Las municipalities pueden per.
mitir ventas en- domingo, pero no
entire las IL de la noche del saba
do y las z de la mahana del do
mingo.
Sc aprob6 un credito de $780,
600 para hacer un censo de po-
blaci6n, en- 1945.
Qued6 aprobada la ley que i'm
pone sean sometidas a cuarentena
y tratamiento medico o~bligatorio
las personals infectadas con en-
fermedades venereas. Sc permiten
excepciones para las personals So
metidas a curas privadas..
CAMARA
Fueron a~ceptadas las enmien-
das del senado al impuesto sobre
los cigarrillos. La ley pas6 a la fir
ma del gobernador.
Primero Sc aprob6, despu@s SO
reconsider6 y finalmente fue
"guillotinada" la ley que concedia
a la mujer casada iguales dere-
chos que ell hombre en- cuanto a
manejar %propiedades y hacer con-
tratos.
R~echazado, por 48 votos contra
46, ell proyecto de ley que aumen-
taba a cinco ell numero de MEM
bros de la comisi6n de ferrocarri-
les.
Sc aprob6 como motive de di-
vorcio la l%ocura, por ina de las
parties, durante diez amos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
PERMISOS DE CONSTR
CION

Aver fuerOn concedidOs d
SOS de construction a CharlI
Ball, George Lucas, Luis Cal
no, Marcelino Blanco, NJ. SmI
E. Fernandez, Manuel FernaI
Manuel Beiro, Armando Ps
David Black, S. TrafficanteI
L. Pearson, Hills Hunter, d
Dowell, j. G.. TAFT, Florida
way Express y James W. Ear
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
Ell TEMPO

Calor Y lluvias ocasionales en-
la tarde Y la noche de hoy. Mini
ma, a las 5 de la manana, 76 gra-
dos.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
Naciji grozijoz
mascevanjem radi
eksekucij v Harkovu

LONDON, %. decembra. -
Nemaija je danes naznanila, da
Sc bo radi eksekucije treh nem-
Skin nacijskih castnikov, XII so
bill v Harkovu spoznani krivim
vojnih zlocinov, mascevala mad
ameriskimi in britskimi vojnimi
ujetniki, katere Sc DO obtozilo
krsenja mednarodnih zakonov
Ia groznja ie naperjena oci-
vidno proti zavezniskim letal-
Gem, proti katerim naciji ceda-
lie bolj besnijo, .ko Sc resnost
zracnih napadov ma nemska me,
sta VEGA.
Angleski vladni krogi MISC z
ozirom ma nemsko groznjo po-
dali nobenega komentarja, toda
z gotovostjo Sc lahko pricaku.
je, da bo tel pretnji vlada po.
svetila najvecjo pozornost, ka1
predstavlja najbolj drastienc
akcijo nemske Wade, odkar sc
zavezniki .naznanili, da bodo So
dill nacijske voditelje kot vojne
zlocince.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
POBIRANJE ASESMENTA

Drustveni tajniki, XII pobirajo
assessment v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma St. Clair Ave., bo-
do "a ia mesec pobirali ases-
ment, nocoj, %. decembra, in 81
Ger radi bozicnih praznikov.
Clane drustev okolici Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd., katerih tajniki in
tajnice pobirajo V S. D. D., Sc
pa opozarja, da Sc DO pobiralo
assessment "a tekoci mesec V po'
nedeljek, 27. decembra.
Tajniki drustev, XII zborujejo
in pobirajo assessment v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma Re-
cher Ave-, bodo takisto pobira-
Ii v ponedeljek, 27. decembra.
Tajniki drustev, XII pobirajc
mesecni assessment v Slovensken
domu ma Holmes Ave-, bodo is
tega "a ia mesec pobirali v po,
nedeljek in torek, II. in %. de-
cenbra, in sicer radi bozicnil:
praznikov, kar maj clanstvo u
posteva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
|AnERISkE D0M-
BE pADkJ0 MA
NEMSKA MESTA
Zbiii so 38 nemskih
boinih letal; FL ameriskih
bombnikov Sc nj vrniIo
ma baze.

LONDON, %. decembra. -
Snoci so Sc mad okupirano Ev-
ropo nahajali angleski bombni-
Xxi ter bombardirali nacijske
tarce, katerih identiteta Sc nj
bjla odkrita. Tekom dneva so
Amerikanci bombardirali kraje
nekje V severni Nemciji.
LONDON, 22. decembra. -
Danes je bio vec sto ameriskih
bombnikov, spremljanih Cd BOZ
nih letal, mad vaznimi tarcami
" severni Nemciji, kjer SO zbili
38 nemskih bojnih letal. To je
bill deseti ameriski zracni ma
pad ma nemske ladjedelnice in
industrijske naprave V teku
zadnjega meseca in pol.
Molk nemskih radijskiI po-
staj nocoi je bilo znamenje, da
So Sc Anglezi ponoci zopet ma
hajali z bombniki mad Nemcijo.
Prejsnji dan Sc je sila 800
hritskih bombnikov nahajala
mad Frankfurton, kjer Sc ma
hajajo velike nemske kemicne
tovarne. V doticnem napadu je
bilo vrzenih ma Frankfurt $500
ton bomb, kar pomeni, da je bill
to eden najvecjih napadov, XII
Sc ga lahko primerja z napadi,
XII so bill vprizorjeni V preteklo-
sti ma Hamburg in Berlin.
Ma isti dan sta bill tarca brit
skin bombnikov tudi m e S t j
Mannheim in LudWigshafen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

Pvt. Joe Bevcich NIL, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Joe Bevcich, 1913 East
76 ST., XII je bill 25. julia resno
ranjen v bitki v Now Georgiji,
,je prisel ma dopust IL Winter
General bolnisnice v Topeka,
Kansas.
Njegov brat William F. Bev-
cich, Seaman &c, XII Sc nahaja
pri mornarici, pa je prisel z
Great Lakes, ILL.,, ,da DO "a par
dni donna ma pocitnicah.
Mr.. in Mrs. George Kraincic,
2O873 Miller Ave-, sporocata,
da je bill njih sin mare d n k
George premescen il Georgije,
v Richmond, Va. Prijatelji mu
lahko pisijo ma sledecf naslov
Sgt. George kralnclc, 7S9 AA
BIN. BTRY B, Army Air Base,
Richmond, Va.
Ma dopust "a teden dni je
priSel Pvt. ignatius ]. Vidmar,
Camp Pilot Knob, Calf, sir
Mr.. in Mrs. J. Vidmar, 1905
Arrowhead Ave. Prijatelji sc
vabljeni, da ga obiseejo ma O.
menjenem naslovu, ali pa ga po.
klicejo po telefonu, KE. 5164.
1t. Michael Lab, NIL, je pri'
Sci domov ma dopust "a bozicne
praznike. Nastanjen je pr:
trans-oceanskem transportacij
S k e m oddelku v Wilmington
Del. Prijatelji ga lahko obisce
jo ma domu njegovih starse1
Mr.. in Mrs. Mic hael I. Lab
1907 K;ldeer Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
PRVOROJENEC

Zakonca Ivan in Ida Jontez,
992 E. IA St., sta v soboto do
bila krepkega sina, prvorojenca.
Matt in dete Sc izvrstno pocuti-
ia in Sc nahajata " Mt. Sinai
bolniSnici. Mlada matt je hci Ia
!Eoncev Louis in Frances Belaj,
2S5 E. Is St. Cestitamo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
LETNA SEJA

Jutri zvecer Oh 7:3O uri Sc "
Slovenskem drustvenern domu
ma Recher Ave, vrsi letna seja
drustva "zavedni sosedje" stew.
15S S. N. P. j.. Ma dnevnem re-
du bodo volitve odbora "a pri-
hodnje leto in druge vazne Ia
deve. - Clanstvo je vabljeno,
da Sc polnosteyilno udelezi.