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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-13

me said You Don't Hear ice Ben Bolt" Any More DO Your
Oh don't you remember Sweet Alice, Ben HOltO
Sweet Alice whose hair was SO brOwn3
Her pompadour measured all Of q foot,
The most popular lady In town.
oh, don't you remember sweet Alice's hats,
That set high, wide and handsome abearn
OF q couture that took full hour to fix
But sweet Alice when done o dream.
Oh don't you remember sweet Alce's shirtwaistss
She wore fresh one every day.
Her waist measured Just twenty-one inches around,
With black skirt she peach, so they say.
Sometimes her watch attached to her belt,
Or a ribbon 1t hung round her neck,
A merry widow completed the picture,
And pretty darned nice one by heckl
Oh don't you remmeber sweet Alice Ben Bolt?
The length and width Of her skirt?
But this didn't hinder her progress at an
She q darling well as a flirt.
You wouldn't hano her much, really would your
You with your updo and whatnot
But you she sweet just the same,
SO don't laugh at the old snapshot EN- EN-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-13

Jack Cannon Of Vermont Street, our former office
boy is among the 900 sailors at the Sampson, N "
training base He expects to get his first furlOugh
November 2. Jack keenan,, former manager of the
Newington Theater, is working IL hours daily at
the new IngersOIl plant in Middlebury.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-13

Patsy PrusclnO, ScovlH Manufacturing Company
gardener last spring planted some daha bulbs in front
OF the plants main hospital The result today giant
feet high. Golden blooms have recently opened out at
the top so Patsy claims it must be relative of Jacks
famous Beanstalk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-13

will be made here by the Hartford
unit NOV. 8 and and Dec. Is and
IA.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-13
Tall Tower
Topics


Oh DON'T you REGEL1ERl
(soeone said You Don't Hear Ace 1o ANY More DO Your
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DEATHS

Sam HaecsEnuus, 1855 Monroe. So
Malcolm r. Martin. 1885 p. Forest. 4
Msssilla l.. shortridge, 3027 Joseph Cam
Edth Hibnler. 144ii Promenade. ~.
John ParshsIl Antisdsl. s53 y. Jefferson
Frederick Arthu- Robinson. alo5 Twenty.
William F Wsbsr. AHA McKins,ry. So.
Raymond Hart. 24s< Richton 81.
Eva BAteman. AS +. Forest, Il.
Charles W Traitor. 81 W Euclid g.
John Thomas Gardner 5fi0 Rnbindale
-AeaEL-ss- -fs.4-E+i
Lawrence J. EnwriEht 1884 Avery. 4s
Mabel -DrogAshEkl-- -Reyanlaz- 2a
Mary NowAczky. 5s5s Buffalo court 80
Coral Cenei 1883 HaRthorns. months
May stephens. 1881 Pennsylvania. 81
Lizzie A. Hendershott, 1851 WArwick. 81
Mary Maledon. si03 Field. 70
IA Madden. 5000 spfngie, IL
kstherine Peterson. 773 y. Grand boule-
William j. Bolton. 213s Baldwin. Sc.
Anne " Granger 1856 Seminole So
ca'hsnn. Nett. MsrtI: 2sei Field. II
LOUIS A. Bartlett. moss Cioverlavn. 50.
Andrew Kundalski tf27 Michel 50
hsEaeslsna Wilhelm. 3sfi Pennsylvania
France, Po,srek 1871 scho.nhsrr So.
Rose Koczsb. 1874 Superior. -
Alffed HAbelmsn s33s Theodore a.
Etnsi canrsld. IL Tyler, A..
Horace Scott 1888 Monroe IS.
Patsy Logan els Madison. 50
Samuel LAWS 1882 Chase 50
Michael Mason, 473s Cadillac, 80.
Eugene g Cpsta' i34aa Maine "a
Emily Yssfss. 500 MAplewood ~
Aihsri Kiltlsn. 1908 Monte WITS ~
Percy l. G-agr 25Ns TrumbuU s.
Gnariss HEFy. 502a Msplewood So,
Richard n Eilar 1928 Mencoi's. -
clara Hurley 42fi Tyirr So
i-0uis Jsv 0rski A0io Lumpkir sn
Ehra Wlgrs, i3ibS Hampshire IS.
May TrusN 7s3s Heller "a
JrVrpN HsrvrR 1en0 Stra;hco-a aYfye SO
John Aichae. Psyloy Jr.. 27si ChsrlsyoS.
4 month
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MARRIAGES-BIRTHS-DEATHS
DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clyde Weaver. ~; Mary szymanowski. 81.
Harold serviss. 81. Louise Kulka. "a.
% Sf2sss G GSGqss 81 Ss Er BAKER ~
William NJ. Rothmsnn, rs; onslss Johnson.
90
Joseph Menksvitch, &c; Helen Fountain, IS.
Joe MccaIpine. 20 Elsie Lowry, "a.
willard s. Watson.- "a; Sylvia r. Dozier,
Joseph C. Caldwell. IL: Mary Barrsco. %.
William Besl. 23; Ann Robinson, 20.
John r. Genest, 20; Emile ". Denod, %.
Eddie l.. Robinson, 81 Della Lovelacs. 30.
Chester Rutyns. "a; Helen Kaninskl, "a
Robert Cunningham, 20; johnnie Rankin
James Russell. az GLADYS Justice. as.
Theodore Pivko IS: Lucy Ltnka. a..
Bernard Forst, 20; Maria Rodriguez, 20.
l. NJ strlbllng. as; theresa c. Kotila. 20.
Carlton A. Sears Jr, %; Jsequeiine An
derson Jr. %.
Charles +. Georri. 20; Margaret Lsuer. 30.
Isadore Cohen, rs Constance A. Rosen 81.
Edeard Polesky. 2s; Myrtle c. Nessure, 20.
Earl Avis, i9 Eleanor Fortier. iS.
Walter Turbin. I'll Lorraine Kolka. 20.
Fred a. coisre. 81; Muriel Vernon. as.
f GSas r, KSs s v Sasy a a sGe. 10
James McDougali. %: Shirley Anderson 10.
Joseph A. Kelly. ~: Florence Britton, SO.
INN Euffnn- IEAnnetif- EAAimAh.- IA
William Davis. 30; Estelle y. Burns. 20.
Everett Sanderson ~: Nsnon GaLdner, 20.
Eli a. Trudel, 40: Rochel !. See -.
William ?. Brown. 20; Sarah r. scherrsr.
%
Joseph W. Hattisy. 81; Bonnie Mszrurn. II.
Gordon +. Hay, %: Helen Tyrpak. 81.
Melvin p. Wild. 20; Aisen 3. Casebser %.
GhAr-eS- D Stevenson i}-G.aFis ~ Neeaie,
20.
Charles Smith. 81: Dorothy McCan, "a
John Tate. So Christine williams 3S.
Roy c. Cumming, IS. Nina White. ~.
Edward schoeno born. Il; NARCOTIC z. GwiE-
data. 20.
Peter Jamma. 81: Jennie Kyros. 20.
william Carter, %. Elizabeth Warren, -.
ELS Woofheao, 20 Ruth J. Walker. 20.
william II. Fryer. a. June Durdin. Ia.
Arthur G Lussky. 40: Christina CAriln, 80.
Arthur Hli, -; Marie ]. Lanoue 80.
Albert kassin Jr.. 1901 Annchester, "a.
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Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3is2 p. JEFFERSON. FITZRoY 217s-7s
J. SUTTON n soN
iil47 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-5l0o
In Memorium
If LOVING memory Of Charles W LAX
u March 1A4.
Not Just today but every DAY.
II slleEce ! !EEneEaheE yoG-- dear husband
For me the memory OF Jour face
Us something time cannot erase.
For IN ny heart you viii remain:
Ms lnsr / know. IA heavens gain.
Sadly missed b. THIS owing wife, Bernice
ana mother
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DIVORCES

Efth Clamsu from Moe
Frances Wills from James.
william =. ktHEs All from Betty.
Mildred Eastov from David 3
Joseph Folks from Florence L.
E'heiya Brooke from Edward
Charles SAMSON from Julia
Lillian GraGiean from Joxsrh.
Luther J Petty from NaiEis
BFrnice Shsarer from MyFon
James Galloway from Robert
John saWula from Anna
Isabelle Rosehury from Earl
Ne1neth cross from Anna.
Elizabeth Black from Lee
Elsa . Webb from Frank =
joan McDorAi6 from Leona
DarVare W SiviIle from Garnet q
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Lost and Found

WHITE female Collie. name "Duchess. Z"
very friendly; vicinity Wildemere- Joy
road. Reward for return or information
leading TO recovery. Tyler 75s43.
wTRE-HAIRED terrier black and white
female. license 1885; ehild's pet. Reward
Drexel 4l0S.
SIS REWARn--Gray female Norwegian
elk hound, black nose and ears, tightly
curled tail, height 49, weight about IS
pounds; Karen" vieinlty West Dearborn.
Dearborn 1881.
$50 REWARD
For return OF black dsehshund. Niagara
1873.
READ Times Want Ads for pIoht-use
them for results
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xz,oe4t :SezIzcp DEzQczdM
BUYERS GUIDE
ICE sKarI~G-wINnsoR

ROLLER skating nightly except Tuesdsy
saturday. dancing SATURDAY wrestling
Tuesdays. Windsor Arena, 572 McDougall
Windsor.
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Death Rotifes


10. Bertha. OF 1871 Cori-
land. beloved wife of carl. dear mother
Of Gloria ana Shirley; sister of John and
Henry Priester. Mrs Emma Blair and
urday. 2 p. m, at A. II. Peters Funeral
Homo, f7oo7 Gratiot.
JOY-March Q, is43, at her residence.
Whittier Apis. Ella Hopkins Joy dsugh-
ter Of the late Richard p. and Ella Hop
kins Joyi sister Of II. Richard p. JOY Jr;
services at the chapel Of the wh. r.
Hamilton Co. Cas- Ave. at Alexandrine,
Friday morning al IL o'clock.
10, is4S. suddenly
Alice Marie (nee Harrington, beloved
wife OF Gerald W. dear mother OF Elton
F.. Geraldine NJ. and Barbara Jean, dear
grandmother OF Elton z. Jr., sister Of
ker's Funeral Home. 24se w, Grand Blvd,
near Fourteenth. Friday afternoon at q 80.
OsBoRN-March 10, AT his residence, 5744
Lorraine ave. Ira T.. beloved husband
grace Weber, Mrs, Helen McKnisht and
Funeral from residence FRIDAY at ,. m.
PRIEsrER- Fiase notice
REINHARD-March 10. 1913. Go,tleb. be-
loved husband of Christina, dear father
OF Harold Of Richmond, Mich, and Mrs,
urday p. m at residence, iO3i4 Division
road Richmond. 230 y. m. NJ Trinity
Lutheran Church. Burial Richmond.
ROBERTsON Harriet; widow ~ the late
Robert. beloved mother OF Mr.. X. y.
Robertson. Mrs. Blanche BostWick, Mrs.
Fey-~oifssAs ard Mf-T Il -te -J.'st--s-Setv
ices from the Roy ReSTode Funeral Home,
272i West Grand Blvd. Saturday at p. m.
sPONH0i.L-March TO- August r.. OF
iO3i4 Somerset. beloved husband Of
Agnes dear father OF Mrs William HEIDI
Mrs. Lewis Mocolley and Frederick; grand !.
father or six grandchildren; brother OF
Mrx-- Louise Wnehlsrt-- Mrs.-AlY1na Ella
holz and Mrs. Bertha Zuehlke, al OF Rich
mond Mich. Remains a. A H. Peters
Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot avenue until
10 a. m. saturday. In state Messiah Evan
geuca Church. August and Dicksrson,
from IL noon until 2 p. m. Saturday,
time Of service
Julius, age II, March 10.
beloved husband Of Hattie. dear father
Of Leslie dear brother OF Edward Zasv-
Ski. siephanie Zwtsrzynaskt, walter and
Stanley Pulawski. Funeral Saturday morn
inE from chapel ~ the Walter Kaczyorow-
ski Funeral Home $500 Florisn atss m,
10 Queen OF Heaven Church AZ ESQ
IntermerH Mt Oliyst
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PLUMBING. SEWER srRviCf

ABBOTT SEWER sERvIcE-cleaned cleo.
trtcAily. Results or no paw DAYS
aiehts. Sundays vinewood i-s222,
ELECTRIC sewer cleaning. voSs done BY
owner. Guaranteed. Reaa TE. z-3e79.
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDfos-Adver+isinv displays.
posters, 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph s1i4
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In Menoriur,
Lost and Found

ENVELOPE containing 2 round trip tickets
70 New YORK, on Hayes avenue. Re-
ward. Arlington o732.
IRISH TERRIER Male. name Jerry I
Reward. Vinsvood 5000. extension $50.
Fort Wayne Army Post
LADY's Bulova vristVatch. engraved
From Jack vicinity downtown. Re
ward. Murray 2iss
LARGE black purse. containing vsluAhie
papers. ration book. money needed bacly
Liberal reward. Fitzroy $40.
Cafe or vicinity. Reward. Vermont
s-4sls
LOsT-B Black Persian lamb coat. frorn
kurhts Of Columbus hall, e373 Amity.
evening % March : Liberal reward fnl
return, unchanged Mr. Jay. Cadillac s7i4
LOST - Male springer spaniel. Geneses
County heenzs reward Prospect s21p
MALE Hound. black and vhi's brown
across eyes Reward. Twinbrook 2-432S.
PURSE 49, Brown. ration oooks. and 2
glasses gold Buloya wriStw atch; vicinity
Goodwin Cameron. Reward. Townsend
5 -eee7
PURSE Black leather. lost Tues night,
vicinity Warren Cadillac vaIus bic pa
psrs. reward MurFsy $500
SKIRT beige gsbardine vicinity Philip.
Mack Reward. Ethel Heb. Tuxedo
2-ss2S.
SMALL male dog. white with brown spots
vicinity Meyers, Fenksll. Reward. Ho-
garth Tosi
Toy fox terrier; male white with black
spots on back. "spotty. Liberal re-
ward. Return 3s67 Townsend, call Ivan
inEs IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Eecttcnt
Evening star., 1943-10-18

until they discovered that other
planes had had the same experience.
They promptly dubbed the error
bomb door" and opened up men,
bershp to fellow flyers.
Last Trip Is Hardest.
The Washington youth, whose
early career was reviewed in the
August 4, l943, issue of The Evening
Star, said the last trip is the
hardest. the boys are SO anxious to
get home.
1--WE had fight engineer named
Bert who refused to believe he
would ever get home from that ride.
Returning from the fight. he swore
something would stop us from max
ing the airport. Over the field he
shook his head at congratulations
saying Nothing doing. We've still
got to make a landing, and the last
two were terrible" The plane landed
smoothly, and w started to get out.
Bert moaned, Now watch me break
my leg stumbling out of this boat"
He walked out like a man on eggs.
THE last I heard he was betting
orders would keep him overseas; the
plane would lose all its engines over
the Atlantic: and finally the airport
would be so bad the plane would
crack up on landing. haven't heard
from him recently, but I know he's
expecting the cab from the station
will crash around the corner from his
house"
1t. Holloway, who has been
awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross with Oak Leaf Cluster and the
Air Medal with five clusters, is home
on furlough.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Back From the Wars
D. &. Flyer Tells of PIoesti Roid; !;
Describes 'Bomb-o-Door' Club
1t. Holloway Calls
Lost Trip Before
FurIough Hardest

The PloeSti mission was the big
gest thing I was ever on" 1t. Lloyd
E. Holloway, jr.. %. of 1928 Fortieth
street NV, told The Star reporter.
He explained how the group start
ed out after two weeks pinpoint
bombing of duplicate field.
The weather was fine. but once
we got across the Mediterranean
and past Corfu heavy clouds came
up. Mountains 1000 ieet high
loomed ahead, and we had to climb
to 5000 feet to get over them.
Coming out of the clouds, We
dropped to 5000 feet going over
Rumania. The target was burning
when we got there, and explosions
were making the air pumpy. AS
we went in to drop our bombs, the
red flames licked at our planes We
were full section going in; coming
out Of the smoke and fire, we could
not locate the others. Planes from
other sections were near, and We
started back with them.
Skim Fences and Trees.
1--WE flew low, skimmino fences
and trees, the ground flying past
dizzily. Pursuit planes now &p-
peared, and stuck with us to the
Danube We breathed easily, and
then others showed up. They were
slow old planes with open cockpits
and our Boys knocked them down
like flies.
About this time two planes
slowed up, an engine in each out OF
commission Two Of us stayed witl
them. Nine German pursuit planes
jumped us: we got six and the rest
beat it for home. Our four ma
chimes landed at an Allied base, and
we all were sure glad to touch
earth
1t. Holloway few The Squaw,
which arrived in Washington during
the Back the Attack show. His
name is painted on one side with
those of other crew members, plus
the missions the plane went through.
He told how the now famous
"bomb-a door club was formed
through an error on the part of d
bombardier in The Sqhaw The
plane WaS on a mission to Naples.
and the pilot asked the bombarder
to check the bomb-bay doors. The
latter thought he said CLOSE the
doors and did so. When the bombs
Evening star., 1943-10-18

lnm soldiers and
that will
life
favorte color mon soft Aes sturdy and
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Vrnimo Sc k vodnikom in prerokom!

v vsem nasem narodu je pre-
vec zdravja in proved wolfe do
zivljenja, da hi Sc dali vzeti sa-
dove svojega stoletnega razvo-
ia, svojih pravicnih borb "a ma
rodno svobodo in drzavno ne
odvisnost. Vrnimo Sc tudi du-
sevno X vzorom nash velikih
MOI in utrjujmo z vsemi silami
edinstvo Jugoslovanov. V ten
znamenju bono, maj pride kal
hoce, resili sebe, svoj dom, svo'
10 deco, svojo domovino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

je postajal zmerom gostejsi.
Kar srecni smo bill, da sno IL
taknili zasilno prenocisce. Fran
eek je udaril pestjo po vratih
in zaklical:
Halo, ali je kdo notri?'
v baraki je bilo vse tho. Od-
prli smo vrata in vstopili. Emo
traj nj bilo drugega kot kup
slame, nekaj napol preperelih
cunj, Xxi so jih tam najbrz pusti-
Ii cigani, in Sc nekaj druge MIC
vredne sare. Mi pa Sc nismo
prav mic pritozevali. Rocno smo
81 ma slami pripravili lezisca
in Sc zleknili mamie. Bill snno
hudo utrujeni cd dodge poti.
Kmalu smo zaspali kot ubiti.
Sredi noei sem Sc nenadoma
prebudil in planil pokonci. v
svitu mesecine, XII je sijala sko-
ri odprto okno, sem videl, da Sc
tovarisi borijo S krvolocnimi
zverinami. Tudi meme so napad-
le. Otepal sem Sc jih rokami
in nogami, a vse skupaj nj mic
pomagalo. Zverine so postajale
vedno bolj divje."
Tu je Janezek "a trenutek
prenehal.
"Kaksne zverine so pa bile?"
ga je ma vso sapo vprasal eden
izmed poslusalcev. Komaj 81 je
upal dihati, tako ga je ia sto-
RIA prevzela.
"Gotovo so bill volkovi!" je
zaklical drugi poslusalec.
"Kaj Sci" je zaklical tretji.
"V Kocevju nj volkov. v Ko-
cevju so medvedje. Medvedje so
bill, kajne, Janezek?"
MAXI" je odlsimal Janezek
III Sc previdno umaknil k. his
min durim. Hudomusno je Sc
enkrat osinil poslusalce z ocmi
in nitro oddrdral: ''Niso bill
volkovi, MISC bill medvedje, bi.
lc so - stenice!"
To rekoc je re odprl vrata in
Sc kot burja pognal cez prag
In prav je storil! Poslusalci SC
bili najprej hudo razocarani mad
nenavadnim koncem storije, 20.
tenn pa jih je Janezkova pote.
gavscina tako raztogotila, da bi
ga bill posteno premlatili, &c b
ga dobili v roke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
KAKO PRAVILNO SOLIM

Tista jedila, XII Sc morajo dol
go kuhati, je treba mani soliti
kot ona, XII sc brz skuhaio. Da-
lie zahteva mastno ali sladkob-
no meso, kot ma primer, tele-
tina, jagnjetina in riba vec soil
kot govedina. ali divjacina.
Glede ma jetra, boGi telecja,
svinjska ali goveja, je pravilno,
da jih osolis, ko so ze opraze-
ma ali dusena, ker sc sicer str
dijo.
Pecenega mesa ne smes ze
ure pref osoliti, ker S tenn iz-
gubi meso mnogo dragocenega
mesnega soka.
Perutnino osolis, preden jo
das peel, vendar samo znotraj;
zunaj pa sele cetrt ure pref,
preden je specena, ker sc sol
bolj vleze v vroce meso kot v
mrzlo.
Stroeje (fizol, leca, grab itd.)
osolis sele, ko je ze napol meh-
ko, ker sol sicer prepreci omeh-
canje.
Meso domaeega zajca iii kun
ca potrebuje vec soil kot sploh
! kakn drl1o0 r,nasn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
BOZ z nocninli
zveriinanni

Bio je pozimi. Deeki so sc
zbrali okoli topic peel. Veselo
so kramljali in 81 pripovedovali
zanimive dogodivscine.
Nazadnje je prisla vista tudi
ma Janezka.
LAM, ko sem Sci ma tabore-
ME, sem dozivel nekaj prav Gu
dnega,' je relxel. "Sredi noci
so mas napadle krvoloene zveri-
ne."
"Povej, kako je bilo!' so ga
zaceli priganjati cd vseh strani.
Janezek Sc je odkasljal, po-
tenn pa je zacel:
"Kar pes smo jo mahnili pro-
ii kocevski strani. Hodili smo
zdaj po ravnem polju, zdaj sko-
ri gozd. Spotoma smo' veselo
vriskali in prepevali. Proti We
ceru smo kar ma lepem opazi-
Ii, da srno zasli. Obrnil sem Sc
K enemu izmed tovarisev in re-
KEEL:
'Francek, glavo 81 pustim od-
rezati, &c bono nocoj prenoee-
vail pod streho.'
'Velja!' je pokimal Francek
in mi udaril v roko. &c bono
nasli streho, ii pri prici odre-
zem glayo.'
sli smo dalje. Hodili smo Sc
dobre pol ure, a mixer nj bilo
videti cloveskega bivalisca.
Pod milim nebom bono mo-
rail- prenocevati, ne kaze dru-
gega,' sem zagodrnjal.
'Eh, ne stresaj sitnosti1 me
ic zavrnil Francek. Tako nitro
tudi nj treba puske v koruzo
vreci.'
Kje pa vidis kaksno koru-
zo?' sem ga zafrknil.
Prav malo je manjkalo, da
81 nisva skocila v lase. A to-
varisi so naju razdvojili in po-
mirili.
Sc cetrt ure smo korakali,
tedaj pa smo zagledali sredi go.
scave samotno barako.
'Fant, glavo 81 izgubil!' je "a
krical Francek.
LIE pocakaj,' sem ga zavr-
nil, 'najprej Sc moramo prepri-
cati, &c ia streha res zasluzi
svoje ime. Prav nobene luknji.
ce ne sne imeti, drugace stavs
ne velja.'
Ne bos kase pihalr je zakri.
cal Francek. o cell ali preluk.
miami strehi nj bilo govora. Sire.
ha je streha, eeprav je preluk.
MANA cez in cez. Sal Sc ugan.
ka pravi: Luknjica pri luknjici
pa vendar vodo drzi - kaj je
to? Strehar
PRAY malo je manjkalo, da s.
nisva spet skocila v lase.
| A ze smo bill pred barako
Sonce je medtem zaslo in mrak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
(Nadaljevanje S 5. strani)

Sega naroda je navdahnil enega
izmed velikih MOI, XII pref MISC
verovali, JANEZA EV. KRE-
KA, da je, odhajajoc v vecnost,
napisal svojemu narodu, ko so
okrog MEGA Sc rozljale suzenj-
ske verge: xvi vsi, XII ste seme
izkrvavljenega naroda, mislite
lie emo: kako boste zdruzeni vse
svoje zmoznosti, vso svojo lju-
bezen in vse svoje srce posveca-
Ii nasi jugoslovenski drzavi "a
njen procvit, kulturo in blago-
stanje." TIE besede SO bile napi-
sane v casu, ko so tisoci dobro-
voljcev polagali svoja zivljenja
"a misel edinstva, ko je zunaj
v velikem svetu Jugoslovenski
odbor skupaj S srbsko vlado
skrbno pripravljal mednarodne
resitve in ko Sc je donna mlada
generacija DIR. GREGORJEM
zERJAVOM ma celu uvrstila v
prve vrste pogumnih delavcev
"a jugoslovensko bodocnost ter
v najtezjih urah preizkusnje nj
ii "a hip nj klonila, tvegajoc v
drznih podjetjih vsak dan svoje
glave.
Svobodna narodna drzava je
sprostila nase sile. Zacelo Sc je
veliko delo "a izgraditev nase
nacionalne drzave, kakor je Ii
vela skozi stoletja v slutnjah,
cuvstvih in mislih vseh velikih
MOI, XII so v preteklosti razmis-
ljali nasi narodni bodocnosti.
Kupicile pa so Sc tudi tezave.
&c hi bill vsi, XII so nekoc no.
/ dill "a J. E. Krekom, pravilno
! razumeli njegovo oporoko in il
! ostali zvesti, hi bilo dokaj dru-
] gace pri mas Slovencih in po
! vsej drzavi.
! Danes, ko divjajo okrog nase
Jugoslavije wharf, evropske
vojne, Sc yes narod vraca k We
liki misli, IL katere je bila po-
rojena nasa skupna svoboda.
Nobena notranja preureditev dr.
zave ne SINE pretrgati narodne
= solidarnosti in zatreti obcutka
usodne posezanosti. Brez tie
hrbtenice hi bill samo mehani-
J emo sestavljena drzavna zveza,
J ne pa odpora in boja sposobna
! skupnost. Danes nj casa "a sta
70 pravdo o enem, dveh in treh
! narodih. Danes je, bolj kakor
! kdajkoli v zadnjih % letih, po-
! trebna enotna jugoslovenska "a
I vednost, XII nam pravi, da bono
4 Slovenci, Hrvati in Srbi obstali
4 lie, &c ostanemo nerazdruzno po-
\ vezani in &c misel, da smo vsi
( samo eden, preveva nasa srca
4 in nase duse. To MISC sentimen-
1 talnosti, niti ideoloske vztraj.
d nosti, to je zivljenjski impera.
4 tiv nase usode, zrelo spoznanje
d nasega stvarnega polozaja in
d nasih dolznosti do celote, XII j
d pripadamo in XII smo brez ME
h samo zdrobljivi delci.
4 z zzsgszsszssssssssss ssSesessssse
Kodiak mirror., 1943-11-20
Thanksgiving Services
 To Be Held "Wednesday

A special ThanKsgiving ser vice will be held next Wednes- day evening at 7:30 in the Com munity Baptist Church. This is a public service and is the an nual Thanksgiving service which all churches hold every year. The church choir is pre- pairing special Thanksgiving music and Rev. Gregory Mor- ony will speak upon the theme "All This and More Too". Rev. Morony invites all the people of Kodiak to attend and give thanks to God for His many blessings upon us during the past troublous year.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-11-20
Legations Raised To Embassies

Washington (R) The U. s. legation in Ottawa. Canada, and the Canadian legation here have been raised to the status of em- bassies and the ministers of the two countries have been elevat- ed to the rank of ambassadors. Canada thus becomes the first British dominion to establish an office of the highest diplomatic status in a foreign country, while U. s. becomes the first nation to establish an office of similar status in a British dom- inion.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-11-20
Chaplain Taylor
 To Speak At Church

Tomorrow morning at the 11:15 o'clock service Chaplain H. G Taylor will be the guest preacher at the Community Baptist Church. Chaplain Tay- Tor is the Post Chaplain at Fort Greedy, and before entering the army chaplaincy he was pastor of the Immanual Baptist Church, Phoenix, Arizona.
 This is Thanksgiving Sunday, and Chaplain Taylor will speak along that theme
 At the 7:30 Gospel Hour Rev. Gregory Morony will speak up the theme "The Unseen Guide"