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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
By oREN ARNOLD

cause this was an exhilarating, zestful sport, this riding in sail- plane. Up wonder half a mile was the motor plane that lowed them. Soon they would cut loose and de- real soaring over one of the cities of the U. S. A.
 DO you expect me to take dic- tation here!" Pat was able to match his own mood now. She remembered - for no good reason - that Jimmy Carr was always teasing her in fun. but that he al- most never tried to tease Lorraine Stuart. That fact was oddly signi- 6cant.
 I'm telling you to take notes if you want to. You must make the speeches now"
 "Me?"
 "Yes, youI When we get to Cleveland. Say something - well. something harmless. but good. Understand? I say, do you understand, Pricate Friday?"
 She understood. In fact "Pri- vate Friday, understood well for 1t was she who done most of Jimmy'S own speech planning. Together they had doped out things for him to say, reduced them to short catchy phrases where possible. She herself had typed them on little cards for his pocket so he could refer to them before microphones.
 In an incredibly short time they had radio conversation from up front" saying that the blue-white blur down to the right was Lake Erie and the map-like spread was Cleveland.
 "Okay, thanks, Jimmy radioed back. I'm cutting of. See you at the airport in about an hour"
 He threw the lever that released the tow line. The sailplane dipped. took hold of the air beautifully on its own. For a long minute neither pilot nor passenger spoke. and there was only the ringing of the wind.
 Gaining altitude" Jimmy told Pat. then. Usually find good thermals over cities this way. I'll circle wide. cut across town. show off a little"
 DO you - are you acquainted with Cleveland?"
 Some. That big spot is the Terminal Building. And there see? - that's Public Square. We're kind of heading down Euclid aye- nue. And that's Detroit avenue coming in from the west. That's shaker Heights - that district, Pat And Rlehfleld. The greenigb blur further west-that's Bay Village
 "Is that big spread Q park?"
 "Gordon Park. And away over there - that's Rockefeller. Edge. water Park is a mile west of the square"
 "Is Cleveland as beautiful as 1t looks from the alr7"
 Matter of opinion"
 She hesltatsd. then said. "Jifn. this is wonderful -- for me. Only"
 'Eyerything all risht2 Not peeyed at mel"
 -OoOdness mol only - I'm sorry for you. About the mlxup and all. But if it had to happen, I'm aWfully glad I was there to pinch hit. I mean weli it could have bnsn emharEnsnlng, snd vita e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
much at stake! Honest, Jimmy, I'm aWfully Sorry.'

much at stake! Honest, Jimmy, I'm awfully sorry"
 He didn't anSwed that for a long time, nor even look back. He was quietly, Skillfully. lnaneuvering the Sailplane. Finally he spoke and there was no banter in his tone. I'm not" he said.
 "Not what?"
 Not sorry"
 But Jim, she she's your fan cee."
 Again he didn't answer directly, but just sailed a little while, thinking. And then he said, 'Okay, Friday, you're my secre- tary, so you do all the worrying about it, you do the being sorry. Me. I'm on a swell trip, and I aim to have myself a time"
 Pat didn't answer that. But the air whine around them was like symphony now, and she real ized that her spirits as well as her body were soaring.
 lTO Be COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
OFFERS SOLUTION

Sacramento. Cal. CUP)-state As. semblyman Lee Bashore, of Co., umbia believes he could easily solve the farm labor shortage. His sug- eestion is that 95 per cent of all ems ployes of federal agencies be sent to the farms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
GOING UP CHAPTER TX

JIMMY! JIMMY"
 Were going up! Hold tight!"
 What in the world are you NfMMYl What am doing in Aere!"
 Hook that safety belt and keep it hooked!"
 But I-oh!"
 The wind was zin-in-n-nging around the sailplane in a peculiar mounting whine. Pat Fridays ex- citement was matched by the cap- tain's own.
 This is great!" he yelled at her, over his shoulder. Perfect get- away! Perfect day for the start. Patsyl We've got 1900 feet al- readyl"
 But for goodness sakes - what about Loraine?"
 What say?"
 Lorraine! Where is she?"
 That's what I want to know"
 But Jim - she was supposed to -she was"
 She wasn't there at II o'clock. |" But maybe she was just late!" Listen. Private Pat! Late is a dead word in the Armyl A dis- grace word for the rest of time. Understand?"
 "Oh. But - but - she might have"
 "she knew this trip was start ing at II. That meant H."
 But Jimmy - you and she"
 And Colonel Furedy is my boss. And everyone was glaring at me and at their watches! So had to take of. Now listen. Pat. you gotta stand by me in thisl"
 "I-I-"
 Don't stammer. Think"
 "Ohl"
 And don't sit around saying Oh" Listen. this Is great business if you let 1t be. I mean--well heck, look at us!"
 Tt is wonderful. Jimmy. But my goodness. snatching me up that way and and with Lorraine supposed to gol''
 "I tell you we had advertised a lady passenger. There just had to be one. and the show just had to be or time. Now listen. you must stick by me. We're friends. aren't vel"
 ~I-of course. Jimmy. but"
 @0kay, then. We're streaming out right now for Cleveland, Ohio. You get to thinking. Fish in my coat pocket here. There's a little blank notebook and . pencil, fl yoss need 'em."
 "Whnt fOrf"
 Eie laughed. It Wns partly be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10

THE STORY: All details of the transcOntinentaI glider flight have been completed, and large crowd is on hand at the Elmira field to see Jimmy Carr and his passen- ger off. As II o'clock approaches, Captain Carr becomes appre- hensive. Lorraine Stuart has not made her appearance, and in the Army, split second timing is es- sential. In desperation, he whisks Pat into the saiI plane as his paS- senger. Cameras click, ac heer resOunds, and the plane is off promptly at II o'clock. The dra- matic flight has started, with Pat
 unexpectedly and excitedly filling
 sOraine's place.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-12
Rusko fron+fo

Nemska umikanja il Krasno-
dara, ROstova, Vorosilovgrada
in Harkova so morda mani HUI
dl porazi pc merilu cloveskih
izgub kot polom V Stalingradu.
Nemcl pa SO bill tako prema-
nevrirani pc superijorni strate-
gil Rusov, da so moral odre-
dit umikanja ma veliki potezi,
kajti trdnejsa obrabna akcija hi
hlla stala predrago. Povsem
Jasno je, da SO Nemci izgubili
ve5Ji del svojih poglavitnih po-
stojank ma juzni ruski 'front.',
docim SO Rust pridobili nazaj
mnogo NEST, XII pc prejsnjem
bahanju Nemcev samih so tudi
odlocilne gospodarske in vojas-
Ike vaznosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-12
CHAMBERLAIN Y HITLER
JEVEM SALONSXEM
VOZU

Ko Sc je angleski ministrski
r~-'edsednik Chamberlain prvic
pcljal k Hitlerju, ga je pricako-
val v Monakovem Hitlerjev po-
scbni vlak.
Chamberlain 81 je ogledoval
s2lonski voz in je bill zelo zado-
voljen, ko je poleg velikega sa-
lena nasel tudi krasno kopalni-
co in spalnico. "Vajen sem nd
k t k popoldansko spanje,
HI mi DO tudi tukaj dobro de-
TO-"
Poslanik Ribbentrop je obe-
doval S Characterization. zelvi-
m juha, roast beef, pudding,
sir, slascice in sadie, vse to "a
Ito z izbornim renskim in ride
tim whom ter crno kavo. Tudi
pfVOVrSLnih SmOtk nj manjkalo.
Razgovor med kosilom je bill
zelo prisreen. Govorila sta an.
Gleski. casnikarji hi gotovo dali
Ileto svojega zivljenje "a to, da
hi ujeli kaksno besedico. SIEVE,
da lie Ribbentrop pozneie trdil
da sta govorila samo 0 vreme-
nu. Res pa Sc je razgovor "a
Eel z ugotovitvijo: "Vreme je
lilo pri mojem odletu liz Londo,
ma krasno. sele v Nemciji so Sc
Pokazali tezki oblaki." Ribben.
trop lie baje ma to pripomnil
'Pri vasem odletu nazaj DO maj.
.brz narobe.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-12
No+uro|izociie izven
ozem|io Zdruzenih
drzov

Prvic v ameriski zgodovini,
kakor objavlja generalni pravd-
mix Francis Biddle, so inozemci
izven Zdruzenih draw postal a.
meriski drzavljani. To naturali-
zacijsko postopanje je boil ad-
ministrativnega kot sodnega
znacaja.
I'll inozemci, XII so bill delezni
tega naturalizacijskega posto.
panja, kakrsnjega Sc nikdar nj
bilo, so bill 289 clanov vojske,
nastanjeno v zoni Panamskega
kanala, in vojske pod obramb'
MIN poveljnistvom Karibih
Naturalizacija teh inozemcev je
postala mogoce vsled zakona, Xxi
Sc naziva Second War Powers
Act, XII olajsa predpogoje "a ma
turalizacijo in omogocuje pode.
litev ameriskega drzavljanstva
inozemskim clanom ameriskik
oborozenih sill, XII Sc nahajajc
izven delokroga naturalizaci,,
skin sodisc.
Pomozni komisar Thomas B
Shoemaker, XII je bill dodeljen
pTiseljeniskemu in naturaliza,
cijskemu komisarju, da vodi ma.
turalizacijska postopanja V vo,
jaskih in mornariskih postajak
V Karibih S sodelovanjem Vol.
mega in Mornariskega depart,
menta, je ma lieu mesta drzal
zaslisanja in tidal drzavljanska
spricevala, Tekom decembrs
1912 je tidal drzavljanska spri.
cevala V zoni Panamskega ka.
mia, V Curacao, Trinidad, Bri
tanski GUAM, Nizozemski Gui.
sni in v Antigui.
Izmed 289 naturaliziranih vo
jakov oziroma mornarjev bill
SO nekdanji drzavljani ali poda.
Mkt IS inozemskih dezel, vstev.
s. pet 'dezel, XII spadajo V Osi
see.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-12

CiviIne svobode Ie+o
1912

prot Osiscu Sc lahko trdi, da
so Sc civilne svobode v Zdruze-
Nth drzavah mnogo bolj uspes-
no ohranile, kot tekom prvega
leta prve svetovne vojne, dasi
SO Sc v nekaterih slucajih u
stavne pravice resno prekrsile.
Tega mnenja je American CT
vii Liberties Union v splosnem
|pregledu O civilnih svobodah "
cd Pearl Harborja do
zacetka |. 1913.
Ia organizacija trdi, da v
splosnem polozaj je precej ugo-
den, \kar Sc tice ohranitve de-
mokraticnih svobod, zlasti svo-
bode v javnih razpravah s stra-
nj tiska in radija, rastoce "a
settle pravic Crncev in pametne
poravnave delavskih zahtev.
Treba pa je stalne paznje, da Sc
zascitijo pravice onih manjsin,
XII hi neizogibno trpele pod pri-
tiskom vojnih razmer.
Nasproti temu pa organizaci,
ia navajo Stir glavne izjeme
obtezevalnega znacaja prvic,
odstranitev vsega japonskega
prebivalstva il zapadne obali S
strani vojaskih oblasti in njih
tendencija v resnicnih koncen-
tracijah; drugih, mednarodno
cenzuro; tretjic, cenzuro post,
ne uprave proti publicijam brez
predhodnega zaslisanja in cetr-
tic nekatera obtozevalna posto-
panja S strani federalnih obla-
sti.
! American Civil Liberaties U.
MON pa hvali razen dejstva, Xxi
50 brezdvomno jake ugodna, ma
primer pomanjkanje histericne
gonje in nasilnega zatiranja.
Organizacija ugodno komen-
tlra o liberalnem postopanju
Justicnega departmental prot
sovraznim inozemcem italian,
skega drzavljanstva, kakor c
delovanju predsednikovega Cd
bora priti diskriminaciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-12
Obcinsko dete
NJ DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music

maj misli, a kaj Sc, da hi kaj po-
vedal.
TX predstojniku pojdemo,"
odloei pisar, ida Sc pritozimo
ivsled protipostavnega postopa-
MIA Krmanske obcine."
cali DO kaj pomagalo?" vpra-
So zupan.
"Seveda," pravi pisar; "pred-
stojnik jim DO zapovedal, da
sprejmejo otroka."
"Gotovo!" Opomni stacunar
iowa.
"Ali JAZZ nekaj mislim 49,"
zacne pisar.
"Kaj mislis, Boga til" vpra-
1sajo vsi ma en- NAH.
MANFRED, stvar je malo te-
zavna, pa tt cato ne bio pamet-
no, da mu kar enostavno pos
ljemo akt in otroka, temvec maj
gre k MENU deputacija obca-
nov. zupan, ii hi Sci, pa ii, pop,
in tt, Jovo, da Sc osebno prito-
lite predstojniku. To je vse dru-
GAGE, ako Sc osebno pritozite;
potem tudi predstojnik ne more,
kar tako preko vsega.
Mislili so in mislili pa videli,
da DO tako v resnici najbolje,
kakor pravi pisar. Odlocfjo, da
tako tudi store, in da jutri zju-
traj krenejo v mesto z axiom
in otrokom.
A ko je z~jutraj sinila fora,
gre Mile re tretjic ma pot kot
prifoga, a zdaj z axiom st. 154.
Ko so sli skozi vas, je skril
pop prilogo pod suknjo, da je
ne hi KIDD videl; kasneje so drug
"a drugim nosili nesrecno pri-
logo.
Tako so Sc tudi priblizali do
tienemu mestu pc dolgem poto-
vanju.
(Dalje prihodnjic) t.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-12
Voini skIod Rdee ego
krizo

Ko je predsednik Roosevelt
oznacil mesec marc kot "mesec
Rdecega kriza", pozval je vsa-
kega Amerikanca, maj Sc vpise
" vojsko usmiljenja" pod pra-
porjem Rdeeega kriza in mai ra-
dodarno prispe k skladu RIDE
cega kriza.
Cilj tie kampanje je, da Sc
nabere SIPS, 600, 900, in do te
vsote Sc je prislo pc natancnem
proracunjenju dejanskih potreb
Rdecega kriza z ozirom ma ME-
COVE izredne obveznosti in 3D.
govornosti "a casa vojne. igor
MIA vsota hi pokrivala lokalne,
narodne in mednarodne obvez-
nosti organizacije "a leto dni -
razun v slucaju nepricakovanih
nujnosti in nezgod.
o dejanskem delovanju RIDE
cega kriza - "a casa miru ali
vojne - ina vecina ljudi lie ne
jasne pojme. Ljudje 81 pred
stavljajo Rdee; kriz bolj kakor
simbol kot kako organizaciio
posameznih ljudi. Citaio, kako
je Rdeci kriz priskocil ma po-
moc zrtve kake povodnG ali Sc
stradanih otrok Grske ali pa
Vejnih n~jetnikov; redkokdai pa
mislijo ma zdravnika, bolnicar-
Ike in drHge osebe raznih pokli-
Icev, ki koncno omogocujeio O.
no dobro delo, katero je znacil-
no "a Rdeci kriz.
Amerikanci tn donna, XII pri-
speVajo k vojnemu skladu RIDE
cega kriza, dajajo direktno in
takojsnjo pomoc ocetom, sopro-
|gom ali bratom, XII so ma boini
'front.', sorodnikom, XII SO yoini
ujetniki, liudem zasedenih de-
Eel, ki trpijo vsled yojne.
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Zosezeno doIznikovc
+rupIo

Malajec Sestrosmito je incl
bolno zeno in sest otrok. Ne
smemo Sc cuditi, da ga je beda
pripravila do tega, da je jel uzi-
vati opij, da hi lazje prenasal
svojo bridko usodo. Razen te-
ga je bill pa Sc zadolzen.
Malajci radi delajo dolgove in
ne razmisljajo mnogo O tenn,
kako jih bodo placali.
Tudi Sestrosmito je bill tako
lahkomiseln in najbrz Sc je Ia
nasal ma cudez. Upnik je priti-
kal mani, maj plaza dolg, toda
Sestrosmito tega pri najboljsi
wolff nj mogel storiti, ker nj j.
mel denarja.
Upnik 81 je pa znal pomagati.
Vel je najpotrebnejse in Sc
kratkomalo preselil k dolzniku.
Tam 81 je izbral najlepse sobe
in Sc je dial gostiti. Noben Ma
lajec hi Sc v TAKEN primeru nj
upal postaviti upnika pod kap
ali odreci mu dobro hrano.
Sestrosmito je bill yes obu-
pan. Pc malajskih obicajih je
moral prirejati ACKNOWLEDGMENT
gostu gostije in nihce ga nj
vprasal, cd kod mu DO denar.
Sestrosmito je Intel k zupanu,
XII mu je sicer pomagal z de-
narjem il zadrege, toda moral
Sc .je zavezati, da mu DO zastoni
delal ma polju. Sestrosmito je
oblJubil vse. Upal je pac, da DO
upnik zopet odsel, pa Sc je EMO
til. &c hi bill upnik prostovoljno
odsel, hi bio to pomenilo, da Sc
odpoveduje svoji terjatvi.
t. NesreGni Sestrosmito je videl
kako Sc je nepovabljen COST
masti z najboljsimi jedili, sam
z druzino je moral pa stradati
Cello opij mt je wei upnik. Sc,
strosmito Sc nj mogel vec pre-,
magati. Med NINA je prislo dc
srditega prepira, med katerim
JIG dolznik potegnil bodalo in no.
tel planiti ma upnika, ia ga je
pa prehitel in mu zasadil svoje
bodalo V srce.
Vpico %tarnajoce zene in otrol
je upnik zasegel cello dolzniko'
va truplo. Pc starem malaj'
skem obicaju more MANFRED up
mix zadrzati dolznikovo truplc
pred pogrebom tako dolgo, do
kler pokojnikova zena ali rod.
bina dolga ne plaza.
Uboga zena je tarnala V PRIV
vrsti cato, ker pokojnikova du
sa nj mogla ma oni svet, doklel
truplo nj V redu pokopano. Ia.
tckla Sc je k prijateljem in so.
rCdnikom, toda zaman. Sledniii
il je ponudil denar neki plantaz
mix, toda morala sc je zavezati
da DO do svoje smrti zaston,
delala ma njegovih poljih.
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nacrta Upokh.
ccUanjo ocetOU U Uoja$ko
SLUzbO

Nadalievanje S !. strani>
specijalnega della upraviceni do
6-mesecne periodic odloga (2--B
razred) in pa glavni delavci v
vojno pospesujoci aktivnosti
GA razred. Dale agrikul-
turni ali poljski delavci, XII pro-
ducirajo gotovo kolicino zivil
&C razred), ali oni, katerih
vpoklic hi povzrocil veliko TRIP
1jenje njihovim zenam, mate
ram, ocetom in drugim cd Nth
odvisnim ljudem.
Mozje, Xxi SO telesno nezmozni
"a vOjasko sluzbo, ostanejo Sc
nadalje v 4. razredu.
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Vtoda DO d0IoCuG kontroIo cen
hotetM, reStGUracijah
in izkuhih

Nadaljevanje S l. strani)
CHA kolicine ali poslabsanje ka-
kovosti hrane utegne izzvati
odredbe lokalnih odborov "a
zamrznitev, dolocitev cen "a 60
tove vrste zivil in splosno regu-
liranje Gen."
Ia kvart mleka S1.2O
Zgodbo o kvartu mleka, XII je
stall $1.20, je povedal senator
Nye, republikanec il North Da-
kote, XII je nasvetoval, maj Sc
preiskava glede cen raztegne
tudi ma hotele in restavrante.N
Odiranje z jajci
Senator Smith, demokrat il
South Caroline, je povedal, da
je placal neki strojevodja liz
Pine Bluff, Ark, v nekem ma
lem restavrantu pc Is centov
"a vsako jajce, katerih je ma
Focil troje. Doticni strojevodla
Je pisal senatorju: "Po tel ceni
stanejo jajca $3.50 tucat. JAZZ
pa sem videl farmarja, XII je
prodal restavraciji jajca po 80
centov tucat."
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postopanjem zapravila Italia vse pravice do teh slovan-
skin PROVING. IN TO JE POTREBNO OBDRzATI v
VIDIKU, KADAR RAZMIsLJAMO o SEPARATNEM
MIR Z ITALIJO!

Gornji clanek v velikem ameriskem dnevniku je
eden najbolj razveseljivih ~pojavov, XII jih imamo zazna-
movati Slovenci in drugi Jugoslovani, ~predvsem pa Pri-
morci v Ameriki. IL tega sijajnega clanka je razvidno,
da je ameriska javnost dokaj dobro i%nformirana o res
nicnem stanju stvari, il cesar sledi, da je Sc tenn bolje
informiran mas drzavni department.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-12
DEVETO POGLAVJE
Grom z jasnega

GrOm z JaSnega
Nedelja popoldne. Bozja sluz-
ba je pravkar minila. Solnce
greje in obeta najlepsi dan. Ne
zge in blag vetric pihlja ter ii
hladi znojno cello, a ljudstvo, le-
pc in cisto obleceno, Sc je raz-
kropilo pc vasi, stoji pred GER
kvijo ali kremo.
Ko je dan tako lep, tedaj 81
tudi ii nekako zgovoren. In a.
ko je KIDD, tedaj so zgovorni
pop, zupan, stacunar in pisar
prelepniski. Pred krcmo sede in
Sc pogovarjajo in so veseli; lie
cista radost in zadovoljnost Sc
jim here ma celu in licih in
ustnih.
Moi Bog, ali kaj vse Sc ne
zgodi ma svetu! N. pr. koliko-
KRAFT Sc je re zgodilo, da je z
jasnega udaril grom, in ko ii
gledas veselo ma svoje lepe Mi
We, pa prirozlja toea in zmlati
Tito. Ali - zdrav clovek sedi,
pie S teboj in Sc sail, kar "a
vrti oci in umre. Da, taksni stu
caji Sc zgode ma svetu in cuden
priroden siucaj Sc je zgodil tudi
danes, has ko je tako lep dan
in so pop, zupan, stacunar in
pisar tako veseli in zadovoljni,
da jim je radost zapisana ma
celu in licih in ustnih.
Sede, sede, kar YAM prisopi-
ha tisti brio Sreja, XII nikoli mic
dobrega ne prinese, kadar pri-
lett YES zasopljen, kakor smo to
videli re v petem poglavju tega
romano.
Sreja ne pride cisto k mizi,
temvec namigne S prstom zupa-
nu, nakar Sc ia dvigne in gre Z
MIN malo ma stran. Sreja ne
kaj zasepece in ko to zupan sill
81, YES prebledi in pomodri kot
zrela smokva.
Tedaj zupan namigne S pr
stom popu in pop Sc vzdigne cd
mize in gre malo ma stran. zu-
pan mu nekaj zasepece, in ko to
pop slisi, yes prebledi in pomo-
dri kot zrela smokva.
Nato pop namigne S prstom
stacunarju Jovu in iowa Sc
vzdigne cd mize in gre malo ma
stran. Pop mu je nekaj zasepe-
&c in ko to slisi iowa, yes pre-
bledi in pomodri kot zrela smo-
kva.
Nato iowa namigne S prstom
pisarju in pisar Sc vzdigne cd
mize in gre malo ma stran. Jo-
va mu nekaj zasepeee, a pisar
ne prebledi in ne pomodri kot
zrela smokva, ker je re cd ra-
mega jutra pill in re bill bled in
moder kot najbolj zrela smo-
kva. i. --.
Nastal je trenotek molka, te-
Yak, usodepolen trenotek, ko
nihee nj nicesar mislil, temvec
so Sc vsi glupo gledali med Sc
boz.
Nazadnje namezikne pisar zu-
ranu in gre prot pisarni, zu-
pan namezikne popu in gre "a
MIN, pop namezikne stacunar-
ju in Sc obrne "a prvina dye
ma, a stacunar nj incl nikomur
namezikniti, zatot je krenil "a
onimi hrez ysakega izraza v O.
ceh in ma licih.
10 SO prisli v pisarno, SO vi
deli ma syoje oei ono, kar SO
malo pref drug drugemu prisep-
Mill v uho, yideli SO MANFRED ma
svoje oci akt Krmanske obcine
stew. sc in ono fatalno prilogo
craven akta, XII Sc .je tako zado-
voljno smehljala, kot da ii IL
milo, ker Be je vrnila med svo-
je. .
AKaj pa zdaj?" vprasa pop in
pogleda vse pc vrsti.
! a vsi molce, nihce ne We, kaj
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Super Pressing Cloth. No wax needed. Prevents
soorchino Does not Ieove lint or shine Soves
time rnokes pressing eosy Eoeh 39c
ExeelIo Kitchen Towels. Pre-shrunk cotton. Soft
ond super-obsorbent Loree size thots procticol.
for dishes, oosswore, silver, etc.------8 8 for 81
S-Pe. pefiIn Bowl Cover Sets: keeps food odors
in; rokes food stoy fresh longer. Woshoble.
Transparent Soc
NOTIONS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Edo Chest. Plastic
coated fIoroI poper COW
er, Wood frome. One
hose, q lingerie drawers.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
IL rolls 89c

Brite Kitchen Towels.
Heavy absorbent paper.
Hos ! so sheets to roll.
For dying hands, etc.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Uitre Gloss Aluminium Cleaner. CIeons ond
poIishes in the same operation For all pots ond
pons other utensils lo-oz jor----25e
Moth Balls; in storage boxes trunks, etc.
Protects furs ond oil woolen (cothina and bed
weor); l0-oz. pkg. 1Oc
Evening star., 1943-07-21
sUNBURk AIDS & LOTIONS

Dorothy Groy Sunburn Creom----l 90
Dorothy Groy Sunton Lotion----1.oo
Rubinstein Sunburn OiI--------1.O 90
Rubinstein Sunton Creom ---l 90
Formula 3Ol Lotion 90 8 l.50
DeIettrez Sunton Creom- 90
Elmo RoIo Lotion 10 8 ZOO
Jean Nate Cream Friction
Evening star., 1943-07-21
6 70, 39c

Dish Cloths. Paekose
Of s. lone-weor knitted
cotton mesh. White
with. eoIored borders.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Wood Hangers. For
suits and eoots, etc.
Wishbone style in dur
obIe imprinted wood.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
II rolls 98c

Seot-Tissue. Soft and
absorbent toilet tissue.
White in 1000 sheet
rolls. Tightly wrapped.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Just four 25c War Storps EX-
IRA investment from every
man, wonon and child in the
United Stotes will build new
Shonori-Lo oircroft oorrier. War
Stamps on sale OF our VICTORY
BOOTH, Street Floor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-11
Your Want AID Early The Sunday Classified Section
12.-Builders' Supplies

EOTlCE: SASH DOORS B7JND9
MMlnooWs, Door Frames. Screens,
turned Columns, Cabinets. Old,
est, Best Equipped Shop in City
Hoderlck and Land. Dial $500
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-11

WANTED: RIDE TO WEST COAST
by couple who will share driving
and expenses. Not later than
Sept. 18th. Call 4576 after p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-11
l20.-Office Equipment

TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA
chimes. ALI makes adjusted and
repaired. l.. C. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Alen.Wales Adding
Machines H. F Wolfe. Agt., ia
Princess. Phone $685.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-11

WANTED: A GOOD GRAND OR
baby grand piano. Notify Chap
lains office, Courthouse Bay,
Camp Lejeune, New River.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-11
Observation-Disclosures

WOODS TESTED SEEDS: NOW
is the time to plant fall gardens.
Turnips. rutabagas, mustard
kale, spina CHI, radish. carrots,
beets, lettuce, broccoli, cabbage,
onion sets, etc. Victory Garden
Fertilizer. T. w. Wood and Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-11

WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED
furniture. Bost Furniture Co.
20 S. Front. Dial $40.