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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

porogljivo drugi, "saj ,Hdis,
Tomaza nj, kdo neki DO pla
cal zanj." Fantje so Sc zasme
jail, Juriju pa je udarila ride.
cica v obraz. d
"Le pojdi, Juri, plaeam ps
JAZZ" je dejal prvi FAINT.
"Grem," je odvrnil ,Juri
"nocej placam JAZZ "a vse."
"Dobro, Juri! tt Re lahko,'
SO pritrdil fantje.
Ko so pill, je stopil Juri h
krcmarju v stran. BON pla-
cal vse JAZZ, pa nimam pr Sc
bel" je govoril in silno ga je
bio sram.
lie napraviva FAINT" je Intel
krcmar. "Take dolznike vidim
rad. Kolikor hoces, Juri. Tebi,
kar hoees."
Potolazen Sc je vrnil FAINT k
tovarisem. Drugega dine pa je
stopil k materi in 10 prosil
denarja.
"Kaj?" SIC je ~razjezila ze-
ma, "zapravljati tudi Re znas!
Lepa je ia. Ma dolg Pile, pa
Sc "a druge placuje."
"Tomaz ina denarja dovolj,
JAZZ pa nic," ugovarja Juri.
"A tako," je zakricala ma
ii, "Tomaz ina denar. Pojdi
in sluzi, pa ga hos incl Sc I'll,
kaj lie polegas in Sc napoto
delas."
Sinu Sc je storilo milo in
skoro jokaje je dejal: Matt,
kaj sem VAN storil, da ste TAXI
z menoj: Yam je vec "a Toma-
ia, ko "a sina., In gillette, matt!
To je "a placilo, da vas pro-
sim, kjer bi lahko sam vel.
Sal Pee bio vendarle moja!"
Hipoma sc je zeni stemnilo
lice. Rdec obraz il je zalila kri
in 10 vikni1a
"Lepa hvaleznost je to. Pee
bonjegova. Kdo tt jo pa jennie,
kdo? To pa vedi! Ne DO prida
il tebe, pray tax 81, ko tvoj oce.
In Bog je Re vedel, zakaj ga
je vel. Kdo Sc je pa trudil "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
NaprOdaj

je hisa "a dive druzini, 6 sob
spodaj, in 6 sob zgoraj, ter Ego
tovljene sobe ma tretjem mad
stropju. Use v dobrem stanju.
Cena zmerna. Lastnik je odsel
Ma farme. - Ia naslov sc po-
1--we v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
MLADA
PovEsT =
sPlsAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ IF
PovEsT

"Jutri," mu je stisnila ona
roko. In Tomaz Sc je vrnil pro
ii vasi, Katra pa ma Pee. In yes
cas- Sc je zadovoljno smehljals
pred-se in z vidno radostjo je
postajala ma poti in Sc ozirala,
Dalec, dalec okoli je bilo vse
Memo. In ia zavest jo je navda-
.jala kakor tolikrat, tudi sedaj
z zadoscenjem: Zasluzila sem.
kljub temu je leto "a letom "a
kljucila meme podobne misli
grenka resnica. In tedaj Sc il
je lice splaeilo, in mali sin je te-
daj nj rad srecal, zakaj brez
vzroka je kricala mani.
.Drugega dine je bill prisel To-
MAJ ma Pee in zasedel' svoje
casino mesto. Katra je bila ma
sproti MENU ista ko prejsnji
dan. Nevedoma so drugi hlapci
in dekle hote in nehote cutili,
da Katra zeli, da stoji mel MO
in mimi Tomaz. In pokorili so
Sc mu. On pa je nosil glavo in s
srebrno verizico je zvenketal,
in kozji repek Sc mt je svetil
"a klobukom, in oh mcclellan. je
vcasih il same oholosti place
val kmetom "a vino. Cello proti
domacemu sinu Sc je vedel oho-
10, vendar pa toliko vljudno, da
je Juri rad Sci Z MIN, bodisi
ma pole ali v vas. In &c sta "a
villa v gostilno in popila polio
VIVA, in je prislo do placila, je
vselej placal Tomaz, ces:
"Kaj hos ii. Sal VEN, da IT,
scis par desetic. LIE pusti Jill,
da Sc ne prehlade."
"Hlapec je grof, sin pa stra-
d." so pravili ljudje, in smilil
Sc Jim je molceci in bolehni sin
s Peel.
In neke nedelje Sc je zgodilo,
.da je FAINT Easel mel svoje So
vrstnike. Krenili so v gostilno.
Juri nj hotel mimi. " "
"Zakaj pa ne gres?" je vpra-
Sal eden.
"Tako," je odvrnil Juri.
"Pusti ga no, 'je pristavil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
HISE

Dive Hist ma eni lott; ena s 6. So
bami in kopalnico zgoraj in
spodaj; "a emo druzino, for
nez; druga "a emo druzino, 4
sobe; E. 18th St., blizu White
Motor Co. -
Hisa "a emo druzino, 8 sob; E
18th St., blizu St. Clair Ave.
HiSa "a sedem druzin; zidana
cena $4,000. $135.0O najem-
nine ma mesec. - Ia podrob.
~nosti poklicite
j. TTSOVEC
1866 Marquette Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

Pee. ii III on Seveda. Posffal
bi bill vse, in kar je pustil I'D
kjer sem Sc inhciia osemnajst
let, tam mislis za6eti zdaj III.
lie gospodari PRAY iebene reel
ne maram vec. PRAY nobene."
MATT" je prosil sin, "nihde
nj nehyalezen, to nj res"
Ali ona sc je bila obrfila za-
ripla cd jeze in hotela liz sobe.
PRAY ia hip SO BE odprla vrata,
in neznan eiovek je vstopil.
Ko da je z~agledala strah pred
seboj, je Katra obstala in str
mela nekaj hipov v prisleca,
potem je presunljivo zaklicala i:
"Kaj hoces Ii tn? Kaj ho-|
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

c. out every n of those extra
trips your laundryman used to
make in the name of service" and
u boys can make e lot of extra
trips with bombers in the name of
freedom.
/. On the day previous to regu-
lar pickup day, inspect all extras"
such as curtains, washable rugs,
slip covers, bed spreads, blankets
and quilts. If they r soiled, place
them with your regular laundry
bundle and avoid a last minute rush
when the laundryman calls; per-
haps even eliminate a special trip
back later in the day. So, remem-
Der to have these launderable sex
tras" ready for when they are clean
and sparkling they make home a
much easier place to forget our
cares and worries.
2. If possible, round out your
supply of wearing apparel and
household linens so that on his reg
ular call to your home, the route.
man can (al deliver your clean
laundry, (b) collect for 1t, fc) pick
up soiled articles. This results in
one call every period instead Of
two or three.
8. If you can't be home when the
routeman arrives, arrange with a
neighbor to accept and pay for
YOUR laundry. Do the same for her.
Telephone changed instructions d.
rect to the laundry a day ahead of
scheduled delivery If possible.
These e like small things but
added all together and multiplied
by all delivery services Of every
kind, such a simple routine actually
caves thousands Of miles of I'M.
necessary wear on tires! That's why
our government has asked every
one, homemaker and businessman
Alike, to do everything possible to
eliminate extra" deliveries
unnecessary
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

sHatfaY lie tezko zasopljen
.oagovdrA moi. aprisel sem
@Ta lie lepa," je odvrnila ona,
'priseI ie. In kdo tie De xii
cal2 Kds ii je dovolil, da smes
"Ceaje talsOy" je drgetalo liz
"a usssh tateslh, "saj grem
takoj. fga5 be. Foginstn ma ce-
sti. Zb8g6Aa ssstra! !" Start in
betezrii ff6k W De obrfil. ..
"Mati' ~ zaklical Juri, "ali
imam stfd1a MOI il pri teh
besedah otstal. Katra pa Sc je
obrniIA K siiiti.
"Da, stfica Xmas in lepega.
Lahko Vi p0f1Sseh MANI"
nGaS 61koanHt)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
with JOSEPHINE HUpDlssTcN

"Save nov to have for the fu.
ture" is as true for tires on delivery
trucks as for tires on our own cars.
And, the very best way to save
rubber tires, is to cut out every
unnecessary request for special anG
repeat calls.
To homemakers educated to a
way Of life wherein the word ser
vice" is synonymous with delivery
at any and all times, avoidance of
extra calls NEAR breaking a long
established habit. For this reason,
the American Institute of Laun-
dering gives US some suggestions
for cooperating with our laundry
and save rubber for Uncle Sam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
Fighting Jugoslavia

sTRAN ).
by BORIS FURLAN,
Political Philosophy at the University of Ljubljana (Jugoslayia

These shall be the foundation
of German expansian. The Ger
mans recruit their colonists
from the Reich and from among
the Germans who were removed
from Roumania (Bessarabia
and Dobrudja), from Italy
(Southern Tyrol) to Germany
and also from Italian occupied
Slovenia.
CONTINUED next week.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

Nd Oh Splcd all ,Ka1 pOQODue
ga.'
T.. ITO yam vse lahko preskr
bim," je odgovoril svejk. "Al
zelite eistokrvno zivaI ali taksnc
IL ulice?"
"Mislirn," je odvrnil detektiv
ida sc odlo6im "a eistokrvne
zival." ...#.
'In policijskega PISA ne potre,
bujete? Takega, XII vse izsled:
in izvoha zlocince? - Ina ga
neki mesar Vrsovicah, a Via.
ii mu vozicek. Tisti pes je, ka-
kor Sc rece, izgresil svoj pravi
Ipoklic."
"Jaz hi n~ajrajsi spica," je re-
KEEL Z navidezno mirnostjo Bret.
schneider, "spica, XII hi ne gri-
EEL"
"zelite 81 torej spica brez
Fob? Vem "a enega. Ina ga ne
XII gostilnicar V Dejvicah."
"No, potlej pa re rajsi pod
ganarcka," Sc je v zadregi ogla-
sill detektiv, cigar pasjeslovna
omika je bila Sc v povojih. Ako
hi ne bill dobil ukaza, hi Sc "a
pse sploh nikoli ne zanimal.. Ali
ukaz policijskega ravnatelja Sc
je CLASH jasno in trdo: seznani
Sc maj s svejkom zaupneje ma
podlagi njegove trgovine S psi.
V to svrho 81 lahko izbere po-
mocnike in razpolaga z vsoto "a
nakup psa.,
"Podganarji so veeji in mani
ST." je razlagal svejk. "Vem "a
diva manjsa in tri vecje. Vseh
pet je krotkih, da jih lahko Pc
stujete. PRAY priporocal hi jih
vam."
"To mi je prav vsec," je izja-
vii Bretschneider. "Pa koliko hi
veljal eden?"
ITO je odvisno cd velikosti,"
je odgovoril svejk. "Podganar
nj tele; elm manjsi, tenn draz-
ji."
"zelim 81 vecjega, XII hi zasle-
doval,' je odvrnil detektiv, bo-
jee sc, da hi proved ne oskodoval
tajnega fonda drzavne policiie.
"Dobro," je dejal svejk. "Vec-
jega YAM lahko prodam "a so
kron, a Sc vecjega "a As kron.
Toda, ali maj DO pes star ali
mlad, kuzek ali kuzliea?"
Mem Je to 'eno,' Je odgovo-
ril Bretsehneider, "le preskrbite
mi ga in jutri oh sedmih I'VE
GER pridem ponj. Velja?"
"Velja, lie pridite,' je odgo-
voril svejk suho. cali tenn pri-
meru vas moran prositi "a pre-
dujem tridesetih kron."
"Izvolite!" je dejal Bret
schneider in placal. "A zdaj Sc
vsak cetrtinko vina ma moi ra-
cum"
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
Continued from last week.

so-called voluntary" workers
Although the latter do sigr
working contracts, the stipula.
lions Of these contracts are sc
severe that these so-called vol.
unteers are really in the same
category as those who are
forced to work.
Like the Germans, so too have
the Italians enacted the law of
compulsory civil service for the
occupied territory. This law ap-
plies to men between the ages
of 10 and 80, and to women be-
tween the ages of 10 and so. The
purpose of this civil service
law, which is executed by the
High Commissioner, is to mo-
bilize in time of war all intel
lectual and manual work for
the security of order and great
er benefits. E
Under the category of forced
laborers come also the people
whom the occupation authori-
ties deported to concentration
and confinement camps. AS is
we'll known, these prisoners are
engaged in especially hard pub
lie works under strict super
vision.
It is impossible to obtain re-
liable figures for the above
category of deportees. Accord
ing to underground reports,
about $4,000 people from Ger
man occupied Slovenia were de-
ported to Germany for forced
labor.
For Slovenia under Italy, the
figure 10000 is likely to be cor
rect. This agrees with advices
received by the Yugoslav Gov
ernment, and is indirectly con-
firmed by the story in the Itali-
an newspaper I'll Piccolo" at
Trieste which told that 100000
Slovenes reported for voluntary
work in Italy," These volun-
teers are in reality the deport-
ed people of whom we have
just spoken, since not a single
Slovene has yet reported for
voluntary work in Italy. The
Italians have introduced the
practice of suddenly blocking
up certain sections of cities or
even entire smaller commune
ties. Then they round up all
able men and without further
ado put them on the train and
haul them off to Italy to forced
labor. These men are then list
ed in the Italian newspapers as
voluntary workers.
FOrcible Colonization
The Germans filled the re-
sulting vacancies with their
own people, with office work
ers, peasants, etc. The new
corners took over the dwellings
with all the furniture, dishes,
linen, books and the rest. On
the evacuated Slovene farms
everything had to remain I'M
touched, the house, the farm
implements, the stored crops
and the cattle. We have given
instances where the peasants
destroyed all their belongings
rather than leave them to the
invaders. However, the super
vision was so strict and wide,
and the surprise so great that
only to a degree did the peas
ants succeed in sabotaging the
designs of the invader and es-
Gaping into the forests.
The Germans call the forcible
colonization of the Slovene ter
ritory "Heimhqlung'' bringing
into the homeland). AS in all
other departments, so too were
the plans carefully drawn up
and the civil and military ma
chinery set up long before the
occupation. A special bureau
(Gaugrenzlandamt) sees to ii
that the vacated farms are col
onized by peasant families that
are politically beyond reproach
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
S~+onovunie Sc oddo

Odda Sc stanovanje S 5 SODA
mi, zgoraj; "a mirno, odra-
slo druzino. - Stanovanje Sc
nahaja ma 1888 E. 18TH St.
Vprasajte istotam, spodaj, pc
4. uri popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
AvtO naprOdaj

Proda sc Chevrolet Master
Coupe, leta 1910. - V dobrem
stanju. - Poklicite DI. $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

Kupujte vojne bonde in v~ojno-varce-
znamke, da DO cimprej porazeno
osisGe in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
POLl'S

Current attractions concluding their engagement at the Loe Poll theater. tomorrow evening consist ol the technicolor comedy hit, HeaV- en Can Wait" with dynamic Don Ameche and lovely Gene Tterney seen in the leading roles, and sup. ported by a grand surrounding cast headed by Marjorie Main ana Charles Coburn. The second hit on the program is "Someone to Re member" heart warning story wltn Mabel Paige and John Craven.
 Coming to the Loew Pon tneater, Wednesday of this week, IS anotner scoop of the year, stage ana screen show. This outstanding treat IS presented for two days only, wed nesday and Thursday. Headllning the extravaganza of stars, appearing on stage in person, Is Pritchard and ord. famous for their Society Danc- ing: Keaton and Armfield, two ot the country's outstanding comedi.. ans. Three Smith Sisters, Sweet swingy songstresses, giving out
 with your favorite tunes in 8 way that's new and catchy; Ford, Bowie and Daley, sensational dancing trio, tapping out new rhythms with their flashing feet; The CardoS, novelty acrobats, performing both difficult and unusual feats: Sharky, the Seal, featured in Pardon My Sarong
 with Abbott and Costello; and last but not least the star of our show, Edith Fellows, popular Hollywood singing starlet, who has risen to fame by her outstanding ability both as an actress and @ singer; and the Poli Rhythm Kings, putting on a grand performance as they have done in the past, supply the musical background for the entire stage show. The stage shows are presented at 1920, 400, 6:30 and 300 D. m. daily, for these two days.
 Tn addition to this dynamic stage show, there Is also an outstanding screen performance, consisting of the first Waterbury showing of a first run feature, and the latest up-to- the-minute news events. Feature Is the ethrilling murder mystery "Sev- enth Victim" with Tom Conway, re- membered for his outstanding roles in the Falcon" series, and lovely Jean Brooks, steadily rising young actress. The first screen perform ance is presented at l2 noon with the doors of the theater opening at ll:45. The complete stage and screen show, positively the biggest and best in New England and all at our popular Loew prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
BY TOM WOLF NEA Staff COrrespOndent

NEA Staff Correspondent
 London Sept 13We Americas unesmiths sn franticaI British the market of which in its feelings the 8ton Each of them also considerable controversy.
 appearance the Lights Co Up in London which rapidly became the hit number o fights and "Itys time put the Then the first thing to be lit-up be
 four choruses the describe in vivid detail just delightfully."- picked the singer plans get when the last black out with hit stopped the show nightly plugged the radio and In the dancehans
 reaching height popularity along Author Piesty who wrote T don't believe that the really the mood of the people,"
 the should the audience reaction night after night I'm going to get l;up and I'm practically tee-totaler
 author Hubert Gregg poohpoohed rry the basis experience genesis of the the Rq R % because sn @ "a bs 5 n"d the @ sGns 5 exactly S'tGI @ % knew that the first thing going to do after the get t-up Pety apparently wishes I'd written called I'm Some Real Poswar Reconstruction Night. Well, you?"
 the fror dying down. Noel Coward wrote Py involved perhaps by coincidence happened that Piesy talking the radio the Allies Germans and everything German at exactly the time that Coward singing his new tune another BEG. wave-lensth You'll get the sarcastic idea from of the refrans: Don't let's be beastly to the Germans
 When the age of and plenty has begun We send them steel and oil and coal
 And everything they need
 their peaceable intentions
 always guaranteed.
 Let's employ with them, sort of strength thru joy
 with them
 They're better than at honest manly fun Let's let them feel they're swell again,
 bomb all to hell
 But don't let's be beastly to the hun."""
 You'll be hearing of both America
 CcPyriEhtt t, by Peter Peter Maurice Maurice Inc M Y
 % H o%spDs i n Nc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
STATE

If you intend to see "So Proudly We Hail" currently at Warner S State theater with Claudette Col bert, Paulette Goddard and Ver- onica Lake in co-starring roles you'll have to hurry as perform arices tomorrow evening positively conclude its engagement. Henry Aldrich Swings It" with Jimmy Ly- don in the title role is the second hit of the program.
 Another outstanding new season show comes to the State on Wednes- day with watch on the Rhine. adapted from Lillian Hellmans prize winning play, as the headliner of the program.
 Academy Award winner Bette Davis is co-starred in the new pro- duction with Paul Lukas who star red in the stage production.
 AWakch on the Rhine arrived In Hollywood wearing medals, figura- lively speaking. The New York Drama Critics Circle gave 1t it's award as the best play of the sea- son. President Roosevelt designated 1t for the annual command per- formance" in Washington. Its star, Paul Enkas had won the award Of the New York Drama League Tor the best performance of the season. So Warner Bros. could do no less than add the luster of its own two- time winner of the Motion Picture Academy Award, Miss Davis to CO., star with MT. Lukas in the film.
 Stars, story and production are trplie guarantee of a superlative screen story in this intensely dram atic narrative of family united in defiance of a ruthless, relentless en- enny.
 Bette Davis, as the American wife of Kurt Muller played by Lukas, a German who has made the fight against Fascism his life work, adds another vivid and distinctive roles which have distinguished her career. She plays the role of devoted, courageous wife, in complete sym pathy with the ideals of her hus- band and therefore prepared to &C., cept with him the risks of dam eerous profession.
 A top-flight supporting cast Is headed by Geraldine Fitzgerald Lucille Watson, Beulah Bondi and George Coulouris.
 sGals, Incorporated" with Leon Efrol and Frances Langford will be the second hit of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements for weekly payments during disability or for specific payment in case of permanent injury have been ap- proved by Compensation Cominis- sioner John J. O'Conrell:
 Anthony Mancini of 372 West Grove street, Waterbury, against Darcey Transportation O., Inc. of waterbury, $25 beginning Aug. "A, strain of back muscles.
 Alice Thatcher of 19 Vine street, Waterbury, against Chase Brass & Copper Co.,, Waterbury Mfg. Co. plant, $22.09 beginning July l2, laceration of right forearm.
 Theodore Gagnon of 349 Willow street, Waterbury, against Chase Brass & Copper O., Waterbury Mfg Co. plant, $25 beginning Aug. IA, confusion of chest and fracture of ribs.
 Edith Massette of l76 Charles street, Waterbury, against Chase Brass & Copper Co., $2l.S7 begin ming Aug. IS, fractures of left ring and little fingers.
 Joseph Mastrianni of 780 High land avenue, Waterbury, against American Brass Co.,, Waterbury Brass Good branch, $2375 begin ming Aug. 1o, burns to left fore arm.
 Ralph Mangini of 193 Orange street, Waterbury, against Amer ican Brass Co.,, $25 beginning July 25, back injury.
 Blanche O'Donnell of 8 Savings street, Waterbury, against Chase Brass & Copper O., Waterbury Mfg. Go. plant, $l7.69 beginning Aug. l3, fracture of left fourth toe.
 Guy Nelson of West Main street, Waterbury, against Chase Erase & Copper O., Waterbury Mfg. O., plant, $26 beginning Aug. 1S, fracture of right foot.
 M. Commerford of l9 Central avenue, Waterbury, against Chase Brass & Copper Co.,, Waterbury Mfg. O., plant, $25 for 1 and 2-9 weeks, 33 and Ia per cent loss of function of distal phalanx of left index finger.
 Albert Stango of 23o Fairfield avenue, Waterbury, against Amer. ican Brass O., Waterbury Brass Goods branch, $25 beginning Aug. 27, back injury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
RY ERsKTNE JOHNSON NEA Staff Correspondent


 For the first time since he made his theatrical debut as a female im- uersonator, Wallace Beery will turn "alamor girr' with Veronica Lake peekaboo hairdo for a scene in his new MGM picture, "Rationing." The transformation comes about rather suddenly when Beery, as a small town storekeeper, Is ordered hg ration board supervisor Mario 4ie Main to retrieve rubbersized irdle he has presented to girl friend Gloria Dickson. Beery dons Q trailing gown and flowing blond viz as disguise to steal out of Gloria's house with the precious un- dergarment. That, we gotta see.
 eO Betty Grable has a date with tise stOrk. Ummm |. pin-up girl learns how to use pins.
 paulette Goddard is off on an- aer Mexican vacation. Yes, she's
 Ind new heart interest south of lhe border James Craig re- places Richard Carlson in the role of the Caliph in MGMs "hlsmeI. carlson lost the part because he didn't photograph well in techni- color.
 interested in the scheduled arr Jfival of the stork at the George Murphy home late this month, young Dennis Murphy, age 5, asked his mother whether 1t would be a hoy or a girl. "You just take what you get and are happy about It, said Mrs. Murphy. "Hmmm, l know" said Dennis, nodding his head wisely, "Its the war"
 Frank sinatra's first scene in RKO's filmusical, Higher and Higher" will be typical. He opens the door to Michele Morgan's home Mnd tells maid Marcy McGuire he is Frank Sinatra. Marcy faintS :. Prelude to invasion: Hollywood IS now clubbing films with Italian dla- 1ao
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13

When Dr. I. e.. the Mental Banker. arrived in Greensboro, North Carolina. recently for a i've week stand at the Carolina Theater there, it marked the first time in four years of consecutive weekly broadcastS that he had appeared in a town of less than 300.OO0 popula- tion. His visit was particularly sig- nificant since Greensboro is the birthplace of the Wick Chemical Company, distributors of Vitamins Plus, the multiple vitamin product which sponsors the pr. I. Q. show. Above he's seen puzzling over a stickler on North Carolina history with his announcer. Allen c. An- thony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
JOSEPH SANTORA
 LOSES $50, RIFLE

Fifty dollars in cash, a gold wrist watch, and @ .22 caliher rife were stolen from the home of Joseph Santora, 2 North Beacon street, while he and his family were not watching the parade Sunday after noon, Chief Inspector Joseph Stevens of the detective bureau reported this morning. Detective Sgt Joseph Reilly who is investigating, said Santora also claims $67 was stolen from his home several weeks ago, although he did not report the loss at the time.