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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
WATR PRO GRAMS l32O Kilot ycles

3:I5-My True Story 3.l5--Botweon Tho Bookonds a.00--1Iluo Frollcs a;30--Full Speed Ahead b:00--MGlody Review 530--News
 5:A5-Superman O:00-Yankoo Nows G;1b--Terry & The Pirates G:30--pleasur And Profit G:45-Jnck Armstrong 7:00--lrulton Lewis, Jr. 7,1b-phono Your AnBwer 7.30-Iial Melntyro's orch. S;O0--SlSing Up Tho News--som s:15-Meiody Makers 8.30-Murdor Clinic 0.O0-Gabrlel Heattor 0.i5--Gracio Fields D:30-Spotiigh Bands O:5b--lnterlud0 i0;00--John E. Hughes 10:ib-Danelng Discs i0:So-Natlonnl Radio Forum 1i:00-Ynnkee News ll;i5-llonry J. Taylor, Commen- l1.sc-Lou i@,Gf fBreozc's orch. 1t:bb--NowS '"''' TOMORROW 7:45-feVcllle Roundup 8.00--Yankoo Ncwb S:i5-aacred Heart Program S:30-lEarly Bird
 S:45--Morning Deyotions 0:00-- Breakfast Club iO:00--NewS i0;05-Shoppors' Guido li:00--Breakfast ii Club II ii:3O--NeWB-- Martyr l1;db.--What's Your Idea? ll,bb--Interludo il i2;0O-Melodlc Moments 12:i5-Yankee News i2:i5-Lots Dance i.0o-Nows: one O'clock Jump
 i:ib--Jnck Berch and the Three 1,3O--0ff Tho Record 1:d5-cnrnIVal 2.0O--Frocdom On The Land 2:t5--Yankeo Kitchen 2:45-Swing Shift
 3.00--Sheelnh Carter 3:lb--My True story ~ 3;45-B6twoon The Bookends 4.00--Blue lcrolics 1:3O---Full Speed Ahead b.00-Melody Review b:30--News
 5:45--Superman
 G:00--Yankee News
 S:i5-Terry and tho Pirates G:30--Music For Dining G.45-Jack Armstrong 7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:i5-Davo Roses Orch. 7:30-Fighting Coast Guard S:OO-Watch The World Go By S;i5--Carson Robison's Buckaroos S:30-IIuman Advanture 0:O0-Gabrlel Hentter 9:l5-Gracie Fields
 9.30-Spotlight Bands 9:55--Interlude 10 Clapper--News I0:15--Rovlng Reporter 10:30-NewS lO:35--Record Session 1O:45-Denny Beckner's orch. l1:0O-Yankee eNWs if.15-Uenry J. Taylor, Commen-
 tator 11:3o-Jerry Wald's Orch. 11:55-News ,12:00-Sign off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
SAKE DENOTED

Talk about being king for 8 day When Carl Sake appeared in the Peter Smith Specially, Tips on Trips he wore the uniform and insignia of an y, s, Army captain, The day following completion of the picture Sake was ordered to report for his basic training in the Army Air Force, Buckley Field, Denver, Colo, where mail may now reach him addressed te HPFIVate Carl saxe,n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

IT IlAI Hu B sIBHILIcaLI OL VIle tIues-Ahu my who has tried to find help in the last year will suspect it might be-so are the following ones:
 For rent in Army town. Four-room shack Needs repairs but owner Is not interested in making any. Couples with children need not apply Applicants will be interviewed beginning ten B. m tomorrow Stand in line and do not shove"
 Nor would this be out of keeping with the times Butcher has nice but limited supply of beef For sale only to customers who have traded with him regularly for five years more Cold cuts for other patrons"
 Or this? Wanted. Maid. Will give her best bed- room in house. Needn't get up to cook breakfast or stay to wash dinner dishes Family congenial and easy to please. Top wages. Call at any hour 6-8l97."
 Or this: Wanted. Wife who will not leave me to join WACS, WAVES, or to get job in war plant character references. Od-fashioned man."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
- HOME FRO MT FORECAST = Uncle Sam May Okay Stockings With Knit-In Elastic Carters

time You may eat your own fatted calf point-free is you have raised him from birth, or owned him for 60 days preceding slaugh- ter, or If his weight has increased 35 per cent since the time you &C., quired him. Otherwise you are sup posed to give up points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
Beauties Hints
 Perfume Lingerie Rinse Water For Lasting Allure
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

It's wise woman who learns to choose her perfume to fit the occa- sion. Heavy, exotic scents should be saved for after dark and special occasions. During the work day, whether 1t be in an office, war plant or servicemen's canteen, the light flowery scents are much more suit able.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
WAVELETS
By ED LEAMY

Gilbert Martyr, whose crisp com. mentaries on the news are heard at il:3O a. m. Mondays through Fri days over station WATR, has had an unusually varied background which particularly fits him for his duties as a commentator.
 As far back as 1882 he was mar rator, announcer, and producer with te Fox Film Company. Later, he became recording supervisor in charge of the travelogues produced by the Los Angeles Chamber or Commerce. During the Chicago Worlds Fair, he handled the an- nouncing for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra broadcasts, and following that for two years, his was the per- suasive voice on the travel and edu- cational pictures extolling the vir- tues of California.
 Among his extra -curricular chores was a school for announcers, which he conducted, and from which more than 100 young men have graduated into announcing posts in radio sta- tions throughout the country. He was also commentator for Para mount Newsreels.
 He is one of the Blue Networks top staff announcers. His handling of news on the air has earned for him a growing following, and. in addition to his news stints, he has, in recent months, handled 3 separ- ate Blue Network programs That's A Fact" Miniature Quiz," and History AS It Happens.
 With "Gil Martyn-News," station WATR brings to it's listeners a new news service-a late morning sum- mary, Mondays through Fridays, at 11:30.
 A comparative unknown song writer will receive recognition from his Air Force mates tonight when the "Wlngs For Tomorrow brOad- cast will be presented at 1880 over station WTIC, Hartford, WBZ, Bos- ton, and WBZA, Springfield.
 He is Private Erwin Koerber, of Bradley Field. whose original song, 'This Is The Way That Want You To Be-" has been chosen for it's initial airing by members of the AIS AAF Band of the Training Commands Technical School at Yale.
 The fifteen -piece unit which will play Q special arrangement of Pri- vate Koerber's song Is headed by singing drummer Corporal Ray Me- Kinley. who will also lead his men through an early, but seld0m.he composition by w. c. Handy called "The Sphinx," written before he composed the famous "st. Louis Blues"
 Also heard on the program, aimed primarily to recruit young New Englanders not engaged in essen- tial industries, as Aviation Cadets, will be songs by Private Artie Malvln and the Crew Chiefs.
 Louise Larabee doesn't have to diet to get around corners fast. It's her schedule of activities out- side of her performances on NBC's serial "A Woman of America" that keeps her slender.
 She works at the Stage Door Canteen as @ Junior Hostess, goes to the Holleran Hospital and cheers the wounded men, works with the American Theater Wing and in ad- dition, spends every free evening selling War Bonds at theaters.
 Paul Lavalle, maestro of "Chara. Der Music Society of Lower Basin Street." heard Sundays 0:ib to 0:45 D. m. over WATR Is now being heard in Latin America with Q program called Musical Ties" It features
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
By ANN STEVICK NEA Staff COrrespOndent

Washington, Nov. 3 - You may see some new styles in stockings
 Rubber yarn has been given to manufacturers to make up samples of stockings with knit in elastic tops. These may be shorter, conserving materials now used in longer tops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

Lavalles orchestra with Spanish commentary added and is serviced to our continental neighbors by NBC's International division. Music of a different Latin American coun- try is used weekly.
 Vincent Lopez and his orchestra, featuring vocalists Bruce Hayes and Karol Singer, will be the guests of the Treasury Star Parade" heard on more than $50 stations, the week of Nov. 2. Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau will address the radio station managers, offering his grat- itude for their service during the Third War Loan drive.
 Waterbury's WATR, together with 45 other Mutual Network stations will participate in the first daily l5 minute coast-to-coast program to be sponsored by 8 major film com- pany when Metro Goldwyn-Mayer presents Fulton Oursler, noted jour- nalist and editor. on ""The Peoples Reporter" beginning November 18th.
 The program will be heard at 8:l5-8:30 p. m,, Eastern War Time, Monday through Friday.
 Oursler will answer questions sent in by listeners on "The Peoples Re- porter" by way of further clarifying the news they have obtained from other outside sources. His data will be compiled from the most authen- tic sources available, and these sources will be quoted, Two ans nouncers will work with oursler--
 Official ceremonies attending the awarding of one of the most coyet- ed prizes in the world of sports, "The Sporting News Award to the Outstanding Sports Announcer of the Year," will be broadcast over WATR and the BLUE Network tos morrow from l0llb to l0la0 p, m EWT,
 An audience comprised of some of the eountFy's leading sports writers, radio editors and officials will Do on hand to see and heaI Arthur Flynn, business manager of The spaFtlnR News, make the presentation,
 Charles Paul, music alFeetag, aud E, James Andrews, nr0dueeF ef INT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
153O--WBRY--96

3:15-News-- Elizabeth Bemis 3:30-Now and Forever 3:45-Green Valley. U. $. A. 4:0O--Your Home Front Reporter 4.25-News Summary 4:30-Collins Driggs At The Organ 4:45-Perry Como, Songs 5:0O-Fun With Dunn 5:30-Suppertime 5:45-"American Women" 6:0O-Between the Lines G.10-Organ Interlude - G:t5-"To Your Good Health 6:30-News 6:45-The World Today 6:55--"The Meaning of the News 7:00-Treasury Star Parade 7:15-Harry James and His Music
 Makers 7:30-"Scovlll on the Air" S:O0---Sammy Kaye Orchestra and
 Chorus 8:30-"Dr. Christian" 8:55--NeWs-- -Bill Henry 9:00-Mayor of the Town--Lionel
 Barrymore 9:30-Jack Carson 1 10:00-tireat Moments In Music 10:30-Cresta Blanca Carnival l l1:00-News Brooks, Songs II 11:30-Inyltatjo to Music, Win
 Vera Brodsky 12:00-Sign Off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
HIS PAST

Bill Edwards, who appears in Paramount's "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" as once a rocco star prior to his arrival in Holly wood and motion pictures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
By DIR. THOMAS D. MASTERS
 Written for NEA

Tuberculosis has been commonly considered to be predominantly one of the diseases of youth: Contrary to this opinion stands the fact that figures for mortality in the United
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
WE, THE WOMEN
MISS MTLLETT DISCOVERS
 IT'S A SELLERS MARKET
RY RUTH AFELLRTT

changed For instance look at the ioh-hopeful recently in the newspaper:
 I'm particular kind, NhO for how much Can 2"4744 before change mind"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
AN0THRR A9ILRaTONR

Quietly, eH November %, the U, S. Marine Corps will pass another milestone, leaving behind e record eF i6e years 0G faithful service ln the past and Iaelna the future with renewed pride and patriotism,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

CRACIE FIELDS De but "VICTORY SHOW" date for, STARTS OCT. 18 oracle Flelds' "Vletory Show" over the Mutual network has been post poned a week beeause of the do. lay In her return from her "Com. mand Performanee" tour of the war fronts where she entertained troops and war workers. First broadcast In the series (Mondays through Fridays, 9:15 to 9:so p.m., EWT) will take place oe' tober fs instead Of october 11 as
 previously scheduled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

give character Old-fashoned
 haven't appeared somethr Ae them to show pointing out the trend the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

Charles Paul, music director, aud S. James Andrews, pgeaneeF el INT,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
SIovenija pod jarmom HitIerja
in mussoIinija
D. GUSTINcIc

je propagiral avstro ogrski
imperializem, laznjivo iz razlo-
ga, ker bi avstro-ogrska vele-
burzoazija nikdar ne pristala
ma tax sporazum S slovensko in
hrvasko burzoazijo. To geslo je
imelo samo namen prevariti slo-
venske in hrvatske narodne ma
Sc, da bi te svojim nacijonal-
no revolucijonarnim giba-
MEM ne ovirale prodiranja av-
stro ogrskega imperializma
ma Balkan.
Ali, &c Sc je reakcijonarnemu
vrhovnemu vodstvu slovenskih
burzoaznih strank "a casa prve
imperijalisticne vojne v nacr-
tom "trializma" posrecilo, delno
zaustaviti slovensko nacijonal-
no revolucijonarno gibanje, to
nj bilo "a dolgo. Oh koncu prve
svetovne vojne, po razpadu Av-
STRIFE, je bill pritisk sirsih slo-
venskih kmeckih in mestnih
mas tako mocan, da je Sloven-
ska narodna stranka, XII je te-
daj vodila skoro vso slovensko
politiko, koneno razpadla, in da
je memo levo krilo bio prisi-
ljeno preorijentirati svojo po-
litiko ma ustvarjenje enc cd Av-
STRIFE nezavisne Jugoslavije.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
Nasi primorski fantje v
ameriskem vol
nem ujetnistvu
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani)

Kacar Janko, roj. rs. marca
1922, Kal mad Kanalom, Gori-
sko; oce Peter, matt Rozalija
Brecavsek.
Trampuz Joze, roj. 26. marca
1922, Kostanjevica-G -Gorica; oce
Joze, matt Maria Pipan.
Kokosar Ivan, roj. 8. febr.
1922, hovo-Gorica; Gee Ivan,
matt Maria Kenda.
Brankovic Miroslav, roj. 21.
jul. 1921, sempas-Gorica; oce
Vinko, matt Kristina zizman.
Pavsic Alojz, roj. rs. avg.
1922, sempas-Gorica, oce Alojz,
matt Katarina Rus.
znidarsic Jozef, roj. 4. marca
1922, Duhovo-Go oce Jozef,
matt Ana Mugerlji.
Luck Franc, roj. 5. febr.
1921, Ajdovscina- -Gorica; oce
Franc, matt.
Valentincic Franc, roj. II.
sept. 1915, Baco-Gorica; oce Lu-
ka, matt Maria Kec.
Cej Janko, roj. Is. Jun. 1922,
Trnovo-Gorica; oce Alojz, matt
Pepca Podgornik.
Klanjsek Joze, roj. 13. marca
1922, Grgar-Gorica; oce Joze.
matt Jozefa-.
Kogovsek Ivan, roj. %. mar
lea 1919, Pregarje-Reka; oce
Ivan, matt Katarina Kuret.
Srednik Franc, roj. 26. sept.
1920, Kopriva-Trst; oce .Alojz,
matt Ana Galjusek.
Trebican Franc, roj. 9. marca
1919, Kosana- -Trst; oce Franc,
matt Viljemina Pockar.
Sedmak Frank, roj. 13. sept.
1922, Postojna; oce Franc, matt
Maria Srebot.
r Hrvatin Joze, roj. 10. avg.
1922, skofija-Trst; oce Rudolf,
matt Maria Zadnik.
suligoj Franc, roj. 20. .marca
1922, cepovan-Gorica; oee-,
matt Antonija. ~.
Simcic Franc, rojj. 10. jul.
1914, Krmin-G -Gorica;. oce Raj
mund, matt Pepca Zilej.
Bratina Anton, roj. 12. jan.
1922, sAjdovscina-Gor oce
Anton, matt Maria.
(Ako kdo med citatelji sluti,
da je kateri zgoraj nawdenin
|ujetnikov njegov sorodnik, maj
Sc ohrne "a nadaljnje pojasnilo
ma sledeei naslov:l s. Skor1anc,
722 Holmes. Ave-, indianapolis,
Ind
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

= 60 o. STU IL oICVCAdL-
Tony Drenik da nazaj v Ca
lif o r MILO, da
bonn spet potoval, a je re tako:
Prislo je povelje, kakor pride
dez "a solncem, in ceprav smo
vedeli, da bono potovali, nj nih-
&c vedel kan. Ej to je bilo ugi-
banja, sprasevanja in zanima-
MIA in slo je cd uses do uses.
Nasa srca so bila cedalje bolj
mocno in pisma nasim ljubim so
bila cedalje bolj polna ljubezni.
Poslavljali smo Sc V duhu cd
nasih znancev in re smo skoro
iemali slovo cd nase lube Ame-
rike. Bill smo zaposleni, kakor
Sc nikdar pref, in tako so mine
vail dnevi in potem ure in pri-
Sci je trenutek, ko smo zasedli
spalne vozove in odsli. Da odsli
in nismo vedeli kan.
Zapustiti "California Desert
je bilo kakor zapustiti jeco pc
dolgih letih. Vendar bi najraje
ostali kar naprej v tel puseavi
To, da ne yes, kan gres, je zelo
zdravo, a mucno in neprijetno
A V nase presenecenje, so mas
po dolgih enajstih mesecih ma
nevrov spet "deli" nazaj V ba'
rake. Dobili smo postelje, rju.
he, vzglavnike in vse, kar gre
posteljo. Velika jedilnica, ko'
palnica gorko in mrzlo vodo
moderna zabavna soba, to je bi
10 kar malo prevee Ia mas. NJ
vem, &c je kje MOI, da bi moge
popisati veselje, katero je "a
vladalo med cetrto divizijo. &c
prav je general Wood, powell
mix divizije, res MOI in da mare
di, kar more "a vojake, (kar bo
ste lahko razvideli IL nasled
NIGGA odstavka), je bilo seden
mesecev V puScavi kar male
proved, in morala je sla pocas
a gotoyo navzdol. A sedaj je p;
spet ma stopnji, da je kar vese
lie gledati "4th Armored Di
vision"
Mi smo, to Sc pravi cetrta di
vizija, je naredila rekord, da j
bila najdalj casa ma manevril
! izmed vseh divizij. Enajst mese
cev vsega skupaj. Dva meseca
New York drzavi, diva meseca
Tennessee, in sedem mesecev
California;. Neprenehoma in t.
V VSakOvrstnem vremenu.
sneznih viharjih tam gori bliz1
! Canade, V mocvirju doll ma ju
gu in V pesku ma zapadu. Do
brosrcni, sposobni in vljudni ma
81 oficirji so dosti pripomoglj
da je bila in je divizija vedn
ma svojem mestu, pa maj 81 b.
tukaj ali tam. A prvi ma svojen
mestu je mas poveljnik, genera
Wood. Ko smo bill V Californi
il oddaljeni 300 mill cd ljudi
je on preskrbel, da smo dobi]
nase dopuste in vojasko trans
portacijo do NEST: Los Angeles
Santa Monica in Hollywood. N
samo to, pac pa je preskrbel q
cello divizijo, da smo sli prav
Arizona v Grand Canyon park
kjer so nam kazali slike O ten
kraju. Grand Canyon je neka
nenavadnega, neverjetnega, ne
kaj, kar bi morali tisti videti, k
ne verjamejo, da Sc svet spre
minja. Pravijo, da imajo doka
re, da gre zgodovina nazaj
preteklost najmanj 5 bilijono
let, in to je malo predolgo tud
"a cakati prijatelja ma vogalu
sli smo tudi gori v drzavo Ne
vado pogledati Boulder Dam
agent Velike Britanije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

te, tudi vojak ne prosi generala,
a tvoje srce We, da lahko poma-
gas. Ne cakaj, tudi mas general
nj cakal, da bo vojne konec,
predno nam je dal priboljsek,
pae pa sedaj je cas-, danes, ne
jutri. Spomni Sc, da v stevilu
je' moe, in vedi, nda general mi
mic brez. vojakov, kakor tudi,
sam spomin nj mic, brez zrtvo-
vanja. o, da, yojne bo konec
pref ali slej in nasi letnih boz
do tudi Be pri moci ali bodo pa
tudi zadovoljni? To je pa cd
mas odvisno. Pozdrav!
Tone Drenik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

cudna so po-
ia vojaka. In
to bo lahko raz-
v i d e l citalec,
ako bo tako po-
trpezljiv, da bo
prebral tie vrsti-
ce do konca.
Kdo bi 81 mis-
lii, ko sem Sc
vrnil po 20
dnevnem dopu-
stu IL Clevelan-
da nazaj v Ca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

nekatere tradicije in smeri k
nacijonalnemu ujedinjenju med
mimi ze obstojale.
Takoimenovani "ilirski po-
kret" Hrvatov v 80. letih minu-
lega stoletja, Xxi je incl "a cilj
ustvarjenje skupnega iterarne-
ga jezika, in skupne kulture, sc
je tikal, ceravno v mali meri,
tudi Slovencev.
Ia casa francosko pruske
.vojske leta 1901, XII je
moeno razburkala Slovence in
Hrvate, je bill napravljen prvi
,poiskus izdelave nacrta hrvas-
ko slovenskega ujedinjenja v
eni drzavi, ali ia nacrt sc je
razbil oh materialno nezainte-
resirani slovenski burzoaziji. L
stotak nacrt hrvasko sloven-
skega ujedinjenja Sc je zopet
pojavil 1890 leta. V zacetku Sc
danjega stoletja, ko so postale
gospodarske vezi med Slovenci
in Hrvati bolj tesne, in ko je i
stocasno postalo nacijonalno
preganjanje Hrvatov in Slo-
vencev Sc hujse, je postalo
vprasanje politicni ko-opera-
ciji Slovencev ne samo Hrvati
nego tudi S Srbi cd dne do dne
bolj aktualno.
Ma predvecer prve imperiali-
sticne vojske ujedinjenje vseh
Juznih Slovanov v emo nacijo-
nalno drzavo nj bill vec sen po-
sameznikov, nego najsirsi ma
rodni pokret mescanskih in
kmeckih slojev. To nacijonalno
gibanje med Hrvati, Srbi in Slo-
venci je rodilo nacijonalno revo-
lucijonarno navdusenje "a casa
balkanskih vojsk.
PrvovoGtelji Slovenske ma
rodne stranke, kakor tudi vodi-
telji Slovenske narodne napred-
ne stranke, vezane S tisoci nit
mi z avstro-nemskim kapita-
lom, z veleposestniki, in via.
dajoco avstrijsko birokracijo ir
dinastijo, so Sc ustrasili nacijo-
nalno revolucijskega gibanjas
Da bi ga postavili ma kolesje
avstrijskega imperijalizma in da
hi opravicili avstrijsko imperi.
Jalisticno politiko ma Balkanu
Je Slovenska narodna stranka
leta 1908, "a casa aneksijske
krlze, prisla ma dan parole u.
stvarJenja Jugoslavije okvirl
Avstro-Ogrske. Ma podlagi tegs
reakcijonarnega gesla, katere
ga nismo sirili brez polnega So
E,glasja z avstrijskim prestolona
slednikom, Francom Ferdinan
: dom, XII je bill pokretas avstrii
ske ekspanzije ma Balkan, il
slovensko katolisko vodstvo u
i stanovilo s hrvasko katoliskc
> stranko najozje politicno sode
lovanje.
Tako je nastal nacrt katoliske
: sJugoslavije, XII je imela manner
> vzpostaviti pored Avstrije ir
, Ogrske. Sc tretjo drzavo v okvi
: ru Avstro-Ogrske, in to je bi
vzrok, da Sc je zacel propagirat
"trializem' (ujedinjenje trel
: draw pod vlado enega kralia)
, v katerem hi moral biti preo
snoyan avstro-ogrski dualizen
(uJedinjenje dveh draw. Tria,
lizem je bill laznjivo geslo, XII "a
-
te, tudi vojak ne prosi generala
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

agent Velike Britanije to je Nediceve propa
gande In taksno e Nedicevo mnenje on junaskih Ju
goslovanh XII zrtvuejo svoja zvjenja svobodo in de-
mokracijo. a..-
- -s~~~@ ~>-.~ . office of War Information
Evening star., 1943-11-15

Walsh. 20, of 1921 Fourteenth street
NV, killed in an auto-fire engine
crash at Twenty third and G streets
NV; Arthur r. Robinson, Is, of
6746 Eastern avenue NV, killed
when the car in which he was riding
struck tree at Klingle road and
Porter street NV, and Alfred Head
ley, 81. of 1901 Savannah street Sc,
fatally injured in a two-car collision
at Bladensburg road and Montana
avenue NE.
Among those injured seriously
Saturday were:
Miss Marjorie Jacob, %, of Ia
koma Park, Md, victim of the
auto-flre engine crash, who was still
in serious condition today at
Emergency Hospital; Pvt. Douglas
Coombe, 81, of 1926 Seventh street
NV. injured in the Klingle road
accident, who was reported in good
condition at Emergency Hospital
and Miss Peggy Scott, injured in
the two-car collision, who was re-
ported in fair" condition at Casu-
atty Hospital.
District Fire Chief Stephen Porter
today urged motorists to keep their
windows open sufficiently to hear
warning sounds from approaching
vehicles, as the result of the fire
engine accident Saturday.
He pointed out that during the
winter months many motorists keep
their windows closed, in the interest
of heat, constituting a dangerous
traffic hazard. Chief Porter also
said he believes more emphasis
should be placed on a drivers ability
to hear properly before drivers
permit Is issued.
Evening star., 1943-11-15

The ]. ]. Hegener family of 32Od
Otis street, Mount Rainier, has gone
all out for the war effort with seven
members of the household including
Mrs. Hegener's husband, four sons
two stepsons, in the armed forces
and the Merchant Marine. All
seven enlisted.
The only male member of the
family not in the service is Mrs
Hegener's 15-year-old son, Robert
r. Klopfer, who, according to his
mother, is worried that the war
might be over before he can get
in it."
Mr.. Hegener. who is 40, was a
chief petty officer in the Coast
Guard during the World War. He
enlisted again In the Coast Guard
last November and is now a warrant
officer stationed at Curtis Bay, Md
Before his enlistment. Mr.. Hegener
was employed at the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing.
In South Atlantic.
One Of Mrs. Hegener's sons, Frank
E. Klopfer, Is, Is a storekeeper
second class, in the Navy. He en-
listed in January of this yeas and
is now somewhere in the South
Atlantic.
Mr.. Klopfer attended Mckinley
High School and was employed in
credit union at the Navy Yard
before entering the service.