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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
V nedeljo popoldne DO
u S. ~. Don1u zelo
pomembna priredba

V nedeljo popoldne, dine
IL. decembra> : bono imeli
v nasi metropoli' zopet po-
membno prireditev. Zdru-
zeni odbor juzno-slovanskih
Amerikancev je povabil sve-
tovno znanega virtuoz a
Zlatka Balokovica, da 60
stuje ma omenjeni dan v Ma
rodnem domu ma st. Clair
Ave.
Zlatko Balokovic je violi-
mist, da mu skoro nj para.
Poleg MEGA nastopijo pa tu-
di nasi domaci umetniki, in
sicer solisti Glasbene matt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
GrSka vlada in narOd

KAIRO, Is. novembra - 60.
N. A.)-Grski ministrski pred
sednik Tsouderos je v poseb-
mem interviewu z Overse a
News Agency izjavil, da nj ne
mogoee, da DO grski kralj spre-
menil svoje stalisee glede po-
vratka v domovino, ter da je to
odvisno cd bodoeega razvoja
dogodkov.
Tukajsnji krogi sodijo, da Sc
DO kralj premislil zaradi odpo,
ra organizacij patriotov.
Tudi Churchillov govor pod
pira to mnenje. Angleski pre-
mier je dejal v angleskem par
lamentu, da angleska vlada nj
ma nobenih obligacij napram
kralju Georgu II, da ga DO pa
podpirala kot konstitucionalne
ka sefa Grcije tako dolgo, d.
bo mogel grski narod povedat
svojo voljo.
Predsednik grske Via d.
Tsouderos pravi, da Churchillo
va izjava ne pove mic novega il
nicesar ne spreminja ma dani 81
tuaciji, katero le potrjuje.
Glede podrobne politiene 81
4 tuacije je izjavil predsednii
| Tsouderos, da je rad priprav
4 lien razsiriti svojo vlado, ak
! bi vse borbene organizacije n
domacih tleh pristale ma to, d
vstopijo v tako razsirjeno via
do.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
ZNAMKE PRODAJNEGA
~ DAVKA

Mr.. Erazem Gorshe prosi ro-
jake, da bi zbirali znamke pro-
dajnega davka (Sales T a x
Stamps) ter jih oddali "a Slo-
venski narodni muzej. Znamke
lahko izrocite, v Ia nanen Mr..
Johnu TavSarju, tajniku Slo-
venskega narodnega donna, ali
pa Mr.. Gorshetu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
SVOBODOMIS Ell N e
SLOVENKE ~.

. Letna seja drustva ''Svobo-
domiselne Slovenke' st. 2, SDZ
Sc vrsi jutri, v cetrtek, 9. de-
cembra oh 7:3O uri zvecer v So
bi st. 1 Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma st. Clair Ave. Clanice
so vabljene, da Sc udelezijo pol
nostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

davkoplacevanja po sistemu
"Pay-as-you-go' kot to dolocu-
je zakon "a davke il leta 1943."
Gospod Hannegan je tudi OBJ
liubil, da bodo uradi kolektor-
.jev notranjih dohodkov sirom
dezele davkoplae eevalcem zopet
toliko pomagali pri ! sestavlja-
nju njihovih deklaracij kot le
mogoGe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
'Divja stavka" koncana

v obratu American Steel and
Wire Co. je vceraj odslo ma
"divjo stavko" nekaj mad sto
delavcev,, kar je ustavilo yes O.
brat, ampak snoci oh enajstih
so Sc vsi vrnili ma delo, potem
ko je bill dosezen sporazum, da
Sc sporna zadeva resi- potion ar
bitracije. Uradniki CIO unije
pravijo, da stavka nj bila avto'
rizirana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
NOV DAVCNI ROK PLACLJIV
|DNE Is. DECEMBRA

ma, so od tega casa sem prlsle
v emo naslednjih kategorij:
a. Vsakdo, XII ceni, da bo j.
mel v teku koledarskega leta
1943 "a vec ko 100 dolarjev dru-
gin dohodkov il virov, XII MISC
mezde, cd katerih Sc odtrguje,
in katerih dohodki so obenem
tako veliki, da morajo vposlati
takozvani Income Tax Re-
turn" ($5OO "a posamezno ose-
DO, $1,000 "a porocen par, ali
$500 "a porocenega posamezni-
ka).
b) Vsaka posamezna oseba,
XII pricakuje imeti v teku leta
skupnih dohodkov "a $2,7O0.
c) Vsaka porocena oseba ali
porocen par, XII pricakuje posa-
mic ali skupno zasluziti v teku
leta $500 il dohodkov place.
d. Vsakdo, XII je moral leta
1912 vposlati deklaracijo, a ce-
mi svoje dohodke v letu 1943
ma mani kot v letu 1912.
Nekaj DO morda tudi takih
davkoplacevalcev, XII so vposla-
Ii svoje deklaracije meseca sep
tembra in tudi placali polovico
davka po svoji cenitvi, XII pa bo-
do mnenja, da je znesek, kate
rega jim DO kolektor zaracunal
"a decemberski rok, vec kot jim
gre. Taxi davkoplacevalci tudl
moraja vposlati svoje poprav'
Iljene deklaracije, v katerih bo
do popravili svoje prejsnje ce
nitve, in napravili nov racur
/ glede zneska, katerega dolguJe
| 10 "a decemberski rok. v vsel
takih slucajih velja vposlati po
pravljeno deklaracijo skupaj
j racunom prejetih Cd kolektor
i ia, in v slucaju, da je doticnil
!, ze prejel povracilo, tudi ta do
.Ikument, vse do dne Is. decem
bra.
i Deklaracija "a Is. december
lie dejal 6. Hannegan, Je
I -lstvari le nadaljevanje in izpc
|polnitev septemberske deklars
.lcije. Obe sta stopnji v potek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
Novigrobovi
FRANK SVETE

Snoci je po vee-meseeni bo'
lezni umrl Frank Svete, star sc
let, sorodnik znane Svetetove
druzine, 612O St. Clair Ave
Zadnjih 19 let je stanoval pr
sorodnikih Math B.rance
1923 Parkgrove Ave. Pogret
oskrbuje Grdinov zavod. Po'
drobnosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

Tako je receno tozadevnem
uradnem komunikeju, XII ugo-
tavlja, da je bila ma vecini sci
tridnevnega posvetovanja Ia
stopana tudi Sovjetska Rusi ja.
Turska pomoc pri invaziji
Balkana
v Kairu je nocoj obstojal
splosen Wits, da "naitesnejse e1
dinstvo", XII je bio upostavljeno
med zavezniskimi silami in FUR
clio, ne more pomeniti .drugega,
kakor da zavezniki pripravljajo
nacrte "a invazijo Balkana, in
da DO Turcija pri taxi invaziji
bodisi pomagala direktno, to Sc
pravi, tenn da DO stopila v
vojno ma zavezniski strani, ali
pa da bo sodelovala z zdruzeni-
mi narodi ma kak drug ucinko-
Wit nacin, morda S tenn, da be
dala ma razpolago baze, kate.
rih bodo zavezniske sile lahko
uspesno operirale proti nem'
Skim slam ma Balkanu.
Konferenca je trajala tri dni
Konference je trajala tri dni
in sc je vrsila T., 5. in 6. decem-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
4 4
@s'R
/: :. NaSsi
fantje-uojaki

Ma sedem-dnevni dopust je
prisel Pvt. Joseph Smerke, sin
MIR. in Mrs. M artin Smerke,
1910 Shawnee Ave. Nahaja Sc
pri konjenici v Ca mp Riley,
Kans. To je njegov prvi dopust
odkar je bill vpoklican k yojaski
sluzbi meseca julia. Nazaj obi
de v nedeljo. Prijatelji so vab-
ljeni, da ga obiscejo ma omenje-
mem naslovu. s. u,
Pred kratkim je bill povisan v
korporala Frank Krancevic, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Krancevic,
1884 East Goth st. Privately
mu lahko pisejo ma sledeci ma
SLOW: Cpl. Frank J. Krancevic
516th Ord. Co. (H. M F. A.
Camp Gruber, Okla, A. s. N
35529686.
Mr.. in Mrs. Mike in France:
Valentic, 961 East 239 ST., sts
prejela cd vojnega department.
risno. y katerem Sc lima spO
roca, da je bill njih sin Pfc. MI
chael J. Valertic, XII Sc ze lett
in pol nahaja v juznem Pacifi
ku, nagrajen "a svoje junastv'
v borbi s sovraznikom tel vol
nj zoni, 2 srebrno zvezdo. Pri
jatelji 50 vabljeni, da mu pisej'
ma sledeci naslov: Pfc. Michae
]. Valentic, Co. B 145 Inf
APO. 81, c/o Postmaster, Sa'
Francisco, Cali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
LETNA SEJA DRUSTVA
"kRANJ"

Letna seja Slovenskega sa-
mostojnega drustva ''Kranj" Sc
DO vrsila nocoj, v dvorani st. 4,
stare poslopje Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna, st. Clair Ave.
Pricetek oh 7::30 uri. Clanstvo
je vabljeno, da Sc polnostevilno
udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
Ma vidiku je zavezni$ka
ofenziva ma baIkanu
Roosevelt in Churchill naznanjata
tudi s'trdno prijateistvo" med
AnkarO in MOskvO

KAIRO, 7. decembra. - Predsednik Roosevelt in
premier Churchill sta noco naznana zavrsenje rdnev-
mega posveovanja turskim predsednikom Ismetom lno
nu-jem katerem e ba proucena splosna poiticna 81
uacija ozrom nacrte, XII razvou, in zakljueek
e bill ta da je med zavezniskmi sam in Turcijo prso
do "natesnejsega edinstva."
Russia zastopana konferenci
Ma tel vazn konferenci, XII je sledla takoj po kon-
ferenci Karu glede Daljnega vzhoda kateri e prso
stvoval Cang Kajsek in pa po konferenci Teheranu,
kateri e bill navzoc premier Staln je bo obenem
uradno ugotovjeno da med sovjetsko unijo in Tureo
nhst0ii estrCnO priiatelistVO.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

'"Toda tega splosnega spora-
yuma nj bilo mogoce doseci", je
dejal predsednik, "odgovor po-
liticnih strank je bill, da je maj
bolje, da ostane sedanja vlada
1espremenjena ma krmilu, vsaj
do konca vojne."
Tsouderos je mimogrede o.
menil, da je sedanja vlada "a
stopnistvo poglayitnih liberal
nih strank il Grcije pred vojno.
Dejal je, da bo takoj po vojni
odstopil in prepustil svoje me-
sto vladi, katero 81 bo izbral
lgrski narod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
GLAVNA LETNA SEJA

Nocoj, oh 8. uri Sc V navad-
nih prostorih v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma st. Clair Ave.
vrsi letna seja drustva Sv. An
ne stew. 4 S. D. z. Clanice so
vabljene, da Sc udelezijo v pol
mem stevilu, ker ma dnevnem
redu so volitve odbora "a pri-
hodnje leto in vec drugih vaz-
nih zadev.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
EXCEPTIONS MADE
 IN SHOE RULING

Shoe store owners who have large stocks of non n-ieather shoes on hand have expressed concern over ability to sell them under the three-paiy per year limit will Do given relief by the new OPA ruling which Fe. moves play shoes and other types of inexpensive nol-ieather footwear from the Fatloned list. The Eelhx. atson will apply only for shoes khips ped from factories by April 70, ths date set goF caFtailing ElanufAetlige Of the "luxliTy" product,
 Deeaese many es the shoes, uoW Go he sold without retlon coupons, aFe not of the durable variety, the OPA recognized deaieEgi eompiainea that they would net seu # coupons mEe required. The new ruling waa made Ee depiete the gsall supplies nov possessed by many stores ano to onabls them to secure new sloek1 nf the more sturdy aboes,
 Hloes made lnfffly of fahrse e imitation leather, e BtFoW may loE ha nold without requirement e oou. pnne. nkaisng atoes, eA.sboois naakars, afd nabg eheea tlleH7f| elle leuT aIs al1e d ths uaEailpnee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

A. Bosco, s67 South Leonard street, navy; John c. Dtiean, 1Si South street; Joseph J. Keegan leB South Leonard street; Raymond Dugay, 367 South Main street: James o. Coretto, S00 Baldwin street, limited service; George R. COelhO, 50 Pond street, limited service; Raoul E. Parenteau, 44 East Liberty street.
 Salvatore J. Porxio, 85 Qeddes terrace: Ralph T. Phelall, TOO Bald win street: Armand DEugenio. 68 Pond street; Louis J. Spina, 30 Avon avenue, limited service: Homer E. Bouffard, 5 Middle street: Joseph Charbonneau, 0o0 South Main street, limited service; Roland w. Booth, 22 west Porter street; Wil- liam A. 0rifa, g Acorn street,
 stephen J. Lewandoski, S4S Bank street; John 0. Luddy, 100 New Ha- ven avenue; Arthur |. Derogiin, Jr. 22 Galivan street; Harold J. Des- chenes, 6B3 South Main street: Frank J. Janisatis 28S0 East Main street; William A. Koslowslky, 46 Gilbert street; Edward W. Kelly, 636 Baldwin street; Andre Linteau, II West Clay street; George Savaikis, 147 Washington avenue; Maurice J. Lefebre, 34 West Liberty street; Cornelius A. Meehan, l36 Willow street; Joseph M. Bu2glito, 20 Car yer street; Thomas D. Mullins, 027 Bank street: Frank J, Wiarbonics, 3S Washington street; Joseph l.. Trepanier, 14 Meadow street; Henry L. Morin, S70 Mill street; Vincent A. Salvatore, l00 South Elm street; Victor A. Baker, 020 Baldwin street.
 Robert 2. Murphy, 064 Baldwin street; Harry x. Major, 30 Temple street; Charles J. Sakocius, 16o Charles street: Thomas E. Parker l177 Baldwin street; Henry L. Cha bot. 70 East Liberty street; Rocco PereEzella, 25 Galivan street; Nicho- las Mongelluzzo. co Norton street; Pasquale D. Mascia, Jr, 89 Carver street.
 Frank T. Mazzei. IA Bradley ave- nue, John Shreder 3l Railroad Hill street: Eugene Di Basttiste, 242 Dwight street; Loiner R. Belval, S4 East Liberty st.: Anthony w. Pima, 30 Chatfield street; Joseph ?. Didze- vicius, 18 Lafayette street; John S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

Vincent Philip DeLucia, 27 Welton street; Emanuel Joseph Arrichette, 70 Tudor street; Edmund Dontus Orsini, 46 Watnul street extension; CarHnine Gugliotti, 38 Birch street; Leonard Daniel Radke, S2 Hill street, Navy; Joseph Francis Foley,
 23 Shefheld terrace; John Joseph Ermini, 12S0 North Main street;
 Jerry Rocco Gizze, 178 Cushman street; George Mario D'Ainbrisi, 07 Barnes street extension; Ernest Daversa, 5l Appleton street; Louis R. RinAldi, 17 Summer street; Daniel Guerrera, 1858 North Main street, Navy; Jerry Daniel Grieco, 170 oak street; Raymond John Mucci, 34 Young street; Howard Patrick Cosgrove, 776 Frost road; William Yurczyk, 429 Tudor street, Navy: Daniel Charles Colangelo, 62 Burton street; Peter Juan Ferrer, 99l North Main street; Anthony Domenic Marinaro, II Bronson street: Joseph Sam Narciso, 46 Webb street; Harry Caleb White, 5l9 Huntingdon avenue; Francis Tiren. di, 36 Hill street; Joseph Nicholas Bokon, Jr., 553 North Main street; James Patrick Marron, 140 Cherry street; John Andrew Marshall, 61 Catherine avenue.
 John Albert Didonato, 78 Easton avenue; Eugene Francis Casey, Jr, 12 Hosey Pl.; Michael Joseph Con. way, 8 Sparks street; Mario An- thony Mucciaro, 19 Albert Fl; An thony Cugno, 65 Phoenix avenue, Navy: William P. Secula, 58 Walnut street; Arthur Antonio Scopino, 25 York street; Henry Frank zielinski, 230 Cherry street; Andrew John Barra, 64 High street; Daniel Kali- nowski, 228 Long Hill road, Navy; James Harrison, 9o Pearl street; AL bert DelloRusSo, q Catherine ave- nue: Lewis John Canale, T3 Dike- man street: Angelo Baraba, 22l walnut street; Henry Frank Gallup DO, Sl West Farm street; Joseph James Ciccomascolo, 75 Savings street: Earl Shaw, 21 Berkeley street; Salvatore Martinelli, S22 Bishop street; Romeo Joseph La- voie, Al Shedield Ter; John Fred eric Ensminger, 50 Concord street; William Gyba, S25 Hill street; Mat thew Jerry Ricci, 154 Orange street. Peter Edward Ermirli, I2S6 North Main street.
 {, Tranfers: Gennaro Joseph Ba. sile, 28 Ives street, Brooklyn, N. Y.); James Reese. 936 North Main street, (Knoxville, Tenn0; Paul Pezik, 563 North Main street (Wal- lingcrd, Comb; Howard Everett Palmer, 73i Huntingdon avenue (Watertown,, Conn)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

Gwizd, 937 1-2 South Main street; John M. Traonetta, 70l South Main street.
 Joseph F. Shelley, 90 South street, William c. Derouin, 22 Galivan street; Domenic A. Santoro, 19 Clif- ton Place; Waldor J. LaChance, 4I3 South Main street (Limited service): Joseph F. Garvey, 52 West Liberty street (Limited Serv- ice); Robert M. Bur1op, 1082 South Main street: George A. Corey, 622 Baldwin street; Dornenic |. Senza- mici, l6 Hawthorne avenue; Frank R. pisanello PIG South Elm street: John P. Strielkauskas, IA Railroad Hill street; Gerard Gagnon, T3i South Main street; Joseph Ignatius Vicas, 1047 Highland avenue: Thom- as F. Mulligan, 22 Cypress street; George E. Armstrong, 1902 Baldwin street; Victor O. Petrauskas, l57 Congress avenue, Andrew E. Vechi- one, 6i Railroad Hill street; Marcil R. Desrochers, 624 South Main street; Earl R. Conner, 141 Green mount terrace; Domenic E. Cara ano, 90l Bank street (Navy); Bronis E. Krivinskas, 3 Stanley street, Union City (Marines); George w. Hallock, 232 South Main street (Ma- rines): John Joseph Carey, 78 I4ounsbury avenue (Narines): Donl- mick r. Forino, 204 South Leonard street; James F. Lynch, 52 Cooke street; Bronis A. Puzas, 9 Charles
 BOARD N. 16-A
 George Joseph Byrnes, 196 New bury street, Marines: Ernest Ray mond Arsenault, 1875 Thomaston avenue, Marines; Alphonse Joseph Mcrrone, 200 Hill street. Marines;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

GrottO and other ornatliSA tons were included in the customary fare well ceremonies. AS noticed Of late Q fnajority of teen youths continue Co make up the quota.
 Within two weeks March's con- Singent will be called up. Owing to delays on reclassification of men deferred on dependency claims 1t will be necessary for local selective service boards to call up the bulk of young men between ages l8 and l2l. .S
 AS has been the practice of boards, all married men with de- Ipendeats have been more or less automatically deferred. The prac- tice will be continued until all available single men and men with- but valid reasons for deferment on dependency claims have been in- ducted.
 Included in tcday's induction group were young men who will EnOt report at Fort Devens, the ArnnyB mobilization center, but who Rwill proceed to New Haven for iHl- ductioSi in the Navy and to Spring Aeld for service with the Marine Corps or Coast Guards.
 \ q. Johnnie Gallo of 8 Addison street was one Of the irduCtees leaving today. For the second time hn 24 hours he had the experience Iof marching to Union station, heaf- speeches and climbing aboard 6 train for camp. Yesterday he pushed his hand through a window h1 waving D vigorous farewell. He lWqs obliged to remain over for
 hiedical repairs" It will be sonae- time before Johnnie will be toting a gun or doing any heavy work for Uncle Sam.
 The men entering military service today included registrarlts of two locAl boards as follows:
 BOARD 16-A
 George A. Lahonte, 72 Pond street: IGuy II. Crockett, 11S3 Bank street; Stanley J. wierbonics, S3 washing ton street: Louis B. 1anouette 4S NEiltcT avenue; John F. Cofcoran, Ie2 Nlin street, navy; Norman O. IIcol1, 406 NH street; Thomas ! Durre, S5 Lounsbury avenue, navy; Bernard J. Bouchard, 66 South Istfeet; Pasquale II. Paolino, l4S7 Bank street; Donald R. Cow, 1899 ISout4 Main street, navy; Salvatore
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

The bonds were not issued because 1t was impossible to start building Q school.
 Corporation counsel Maurice Healey reported to the committee that the city hopes to obtain the money and land left by the late David Porter, valued at 920O, 900 Co help establish the school. The court case to determine if the Porter be- quest was completed in Waterbury yesterday, he said, and a decision is expected soon.
 Mayor John s. Monaghan inc formed the committee that the req. son for changing the date for be- ginning payments on the bonds was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
Waterbury Sends Another Large Quota Fol
HEARING HELD ON
 SCHOOL MEASURE

There was no opposition to Wa terbury's trade school bill heard by the legislative finance committee to- day, and the hearing on 1t was brief. Two years ago Q bill was passed authorizing the city to issue S1OO,DO0 in bonds to finance cree. ton of the school, and tt was pro. vided in 1t that the city must com rnance to redeem the bonds in l953
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

Injured in . fall down stalr- way, Mrs. Jessie Turner, %, cOl- Ored, of Abbott avenue, was ad- mitted to Waterbury hospital last night with lacerations of the scalp and arm. Her condition today was described as good.
 Continued improvement was re. ported by St. Mary's hospital au- thorities in the condition of James Moore, Jr.,. 1S, son of MT. and Mrs. James Moore of 197 South Leonard street, injured last week in . cOasting accident on Fifth street. The condition of Dolores Julian, 10, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Emil Julian, 29 Woodward avenue, who sustained Q cOIn- pound arm fracture in Q similar accident the same day was said to be good.
 Waterbury hospital authorities described as good today, the condition of three women in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

the delay h obtaining a dttlalol1 on the Porter estate.
 Representative Daniel ] Mahaney also asked the committee Co Ba1ic- ton the bill. Representative Jolln Membrino Of Waterbury 6 Q lneln Der of tho finance committee and spoke to the members privately on 1t. State Tax Cornfniesloner William WaIsh said he did not oppose t. and thought the bill was Q just one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
ScovilI's Color Guard, Drum Corps Present
 At Railroad Station
Usual Ceremonies Held for Second Section of Feb. N ruary's Contingent; Mayor Gives Address,
 March Quota Being Selected

The second section of Waterburys February quota for military service departed from Union station this morning tc the fearful farewels of parents and relatives cheers of friends and pals and to the music Of Scovi Companys drum corps Scovls color guard led the march from the City Hall to the Union Station An address of Mayor John
 xttee Knights of Columbus American Legion Zindah
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

One-week courses in various nllb4 jects ct Oxford colleges arc being taken by . limited number of u. s. Army officers and men in Ing. lana t A M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
Hospital Bulletins

jured Friday night when they were struck by 8 car on Thomas ton avenue at Manvllle street. The women, all of whom suffered head injuries, were Mrs. Joseph Dunn of II Drlggs street, and Mrs. John MCAree and Mrs, Ber- nard SleserInan, both of 173O Th0mastOn avenue.
 Walter Painter, 43, New Haven road, Naugatuck, who sustained . hand injury at his work at the Naugatuck Chemical Plant Tues. day, was said by authorities at Waterbury hospital today to be in good condition. Painter under. went an operation shortly after his adImlttance.
 Authorities at Waterbury hos- pltaI termed fairly good today the condition of Giovanni Pesce, 50, of Middlebury, struck by . car near Tranquility station in Mid. dlebury. He sustained shoulder and leg injuries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

S1A.SS WALNUT RECORD CABINET
 shelf and four album QT @ compartments ............. W&6e Sl6.S6 COCKTAIL TABLE (as illustra in solid mahogany with glass top
 pedestal base. Q%A only .................... va &O $s.9s COFFEE TABLE made by 1mperiI Grand Rapids in walnut WN Duncan Phyfe pedestal base ... WVe' $9.SS TRAY TABLE for serving. Legs
 underneath for storage. 00 Mahogany top ............... ewOe'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06
FURLANOVA:
DR.. BOza RaUnihur

cih in nismo Sc mogli znebiti
tezkih slutenj.
Cas- je bezal in Boza je mare
dila mature. Oce, odvetnik in
castit rodoljub ne vec mlad, je
kupil Bozi "a mature kolo. Ker
kaj hi mladina v nasih krajih
brez koles? ~Ravne belle ceste
med zelenifni travniki in polji
kaj je lepsega? Prisla je jesen
in vprasanje, kam Sc bo Boza
vpisala? Men oce je bill takrat
precej bolehen in je hotel, da Sc
Boza vpise ma pravo, da bi incl
komu izrociti pisarno. ze prva
hcerka nj hotela in tudi druga
ne IN zanasal sc je ma Bozo. Ko
mu je ona zelo bojece povedala,
da hi raise medicine, je bill v
prvem razocaranju tako hud,
da je rekel, da "a medicine ne
DO plaeal pristojbin ma univer-
ri. Sal bi jih bill, to je gotovo,
'da hi jih bill, toda Boza sama nj
bila popolnoma gotova, pa je
zacetkom semestra potihem
prodala kolo in placala pristoj-
.bine "a medicine sama.
2 Bacern, tovarisem iz gim-
nazije sta 81 izbrala tezko pot.
VISA mladina, kar je je takrat
zorelo V Sloyeniji,l je poizkusa-
la izboljsanje in razsiritev ljub-
ljanske bolnisnice, izpopolnitev
medicinske fakultete in zavo-
dov "a znanstveno raziskova-
ME. Medicinska fakulteta je j.
mela v Ljubljani samo sitri Sc
mestre, potem je bilo treba It'll
v Zagreb ali v Beograd.
Bac je bill izredno nadarjen
FAINT, blister in duhovit in ma
smejan in Boza je napela vse
naoei, da nj zaostajala "a MIN.