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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
PENSION COMMISSION
 IN SESSION TONIGHT

A meeting of the clty's pension commission will be held tonight at 2 D. m. to discuss further the pro. posed pension bill for city employees,
 Meanwhile plans have been made to consult with group insurance reps reSentatlves to determine possibil- ities of 0 proposed plan by such measures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits have been isused by the office of Bldg. Inspector John T. Hartley:
 Waterbury Machine TOOI and Products Co.,, One.StOFy factory, South Main street, S1I,OO0.
 Waterbury Button Co.,, altera. tlOns to buildings. South Main street. S3,5OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
Is This Just
 Another PepIess Day For YOu?..

f)oeioFs aav yOaT ilBeye contain ik miles ok tlnY tUbeg eF hltey Wbleb help purify the bl0e4 and keep Yev healthy, WbsD dls0EdeF eg ktaHev fgnsti0B permits poisonous Alats fsS C. Femaln % youE bleod, v Hlay esnss l0eg of pep epl epeFgy,
 Bea'k WelJ Ask YegT dTueglgt s0E Dosn's RlIls. as6f successfully bV Qilli0ne for 9Vpr AeYeaISs TIl6g gige heppI relis es9 Nll belp he fb MiIog 0f kiensg tubep auga elt Rols2gs eas WIgl0 1Fp1 ge.T eea, qa peans yills
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
TORRANCE APPOINTED
 TO STATE COMMITTEE

Attorney Walter ?. Torrance Of Waterbury was named to the exec cStlye committee Of the State Daf association ct . meeting yesterday iFl Hartford. Attorney Torrance is c former president Of the Water. bury association. Several local Iaw- yerS are among those attending the tWo-day bar session which ends to- daN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
MISSION PRIEST IN
 LECTURE TONIGHT

Rev. James A. Hyland, Holy Ghost missionary, author of several books, will speak ct the Church of the Immaculate Conception tonight at 7:30. He will be guest of Rev. Fran- els M. O'Shea, pastor of the church, where Holy Ghost Fathers are con- ducting c mission.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
my United Press)

With election day three weeks away, and c record vote anticipated, leading candidates of the major parties increased their drive today Cor support ct the polls.
 Republican Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin, in Q radio address at Hart ford, urged the election of Gov. Iholnas E. Dewey, declaring that the New York governor is young, vigorous, full of health, ct Q time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
IN ME EMORIAM

Tn loving memory of Mary A. Dunn, who departed this life oct 2I, i043; This day to us with sad regret. or A daughter and sister we'll never
 forget. MOTHER, SISTER and BROTHERS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
Give, Brother
' 5 WA lTI9''II

CUR oUR.AILlESI When you sec the symbol above, Idlg down and give! It stands flor the National War Fund,
 which represents % agencies
 active in war jobs, promoting Ithe welfare of our fighters and IthoSc of our Allies in 03 coun- Itrles and major geographical
 areas throughout the world. TThese agencies are supported in
 part by your contribution to
 your Community War Fund. :.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17

HEDERT--In St. Hyaelnthe, Cana. of l5S baiGwln Avenue.
 Funeral Thursday at s;i5 .. m. from Bclleville Funeral Home, CS East Clay street, to St. Anna Church Rt Q o'clock. Burial In family plot in Calvary cemetery
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17

reauiom wifi be ceiebratsd Thurs: day morning, Oct. 18th, nt. 7!5t o'clock, at st. Patrlck's Church, for the Tepose of the soul of the late Mary A. Dunn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
DIED

DVORAK In this city, Oct, 18th, l944, Josef DVorak, of 23 Water" town Avenue. Funeral Thursday at il n, m. from Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Cen- cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
MASS

DOULANGER-Month's mind Mass of r0qulem will be celebratee 7:30. o'clock, at the ss. Peter and soul of the iGto Hector Boulanger Hr,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17
Edge Closer
 To Pc Valley

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17

Sales of ivory and wild animals arc restricted in French Equatorial Africa.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
SWING YOUR PARTNER

Well, before you swing your partner
you have to find him Tor herr. That's
sOhy it's a good idea to start of your
nest party With n,atch-up dance that
will give every Sad Sam and Square
Apple an euen break Nth the Wiser
Wolves and Wnsonle Witches. The
ideas. listed below are guaranteed ice.
breakers for any party.
Comic characters - Cut famous
characters out of the comics. Put
the male characters in one box, the
related female characters in an
other box for the boys to pick
from. The dance starts when Mag
gle teams up with Jiggs. when
Flash Gordon finds Dale, when
Blonde finds Dagwood. when Lii
Abner finds Daisy Mae. Get the
idea? It's more fun than the fun
MES.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
Models Fashioned of Gold
Link Living With Departed

To the Darien Indians in the
highlands in the region of the Pan
anna canal, gold means not wealth
but everlasting contact with de-
parted ancestors. Vast stores of
gold, in the form of skeleton repli-
cas-, lie buried in the Indians
graves.
When a chief dies, his tribe
makes a golden likeness which is
buried with him. AS a lasting
contact with their loved one, each
relative has a miniature copy of
the skeleton, made of gold.
This he wears on all ceremonial
occasions, suspended from a neck
cord. When a man dies, the gold
replicas of all of his previously
deceased relatives are buried with
him. The graves of the Indians
are veritable gold mines, but
death awaits the intruder who
dares to despoil the burial places
and carry away the precious carv-
ingS.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
Perennial Flowers Should Be Covered With Mulch
To Prevent Damage From Rapid Thawing, Freezing

The majority of perennial flowers
are mulched in the winter, not to
keep them warm, but to keep the
ground uniformly cold, states Prof.
Stanley w. Hall, horticulture depart
ment, University of Illinois, col
lege Of agriculture.
Through mulching, the home gar.
dener can prevent the alternate
freezing and thawing Of the soil,
which causes the heaving so injuri-
GUS to plants. The protective mulch
should not be applied too early in
the fall but rather after some cold
weather has been experienced and
the ground is frozen.
Regardless of the material, 1t
should be applied lightly, not put on
in heavy layers. A thin layer of
straw, coarse hay or evergreen
branches is sufficient to prevent
rapid freezing and thawing of the
ground. Recent tests have proven
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
HAIR LOOMS

Who says the teens aren't lot
of sentimental stiles? Back in
grandmOther's day it was con-
7idered romantic to wear a lock Of
your best beau's hair (crew cuts
hadn't been invented, remember) in
locket or brooch, and, just to show
you that history talks back, take q
gander at the tricks the teens are
doing with clump Of their
o. A. O.'s GROWING glory.
Pigtail puss-Boys are sporting
powder puff faces on their lapels or
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07

that wheat straw is far superior to
other types and when available
should be utilized. The decayed
straw makes excellent fertilizer.
Caution should be observed in
mulching perennials and biennials
which hold their green leaves above
ground all winter. These plants can
be severely damaged or even killed
by covering them with a layer Of
straw or similar material.
Such plants as Canterbury bells,
fox gloves, Oriental peoples, violets,
pansies, English daisies and for
get-me-nots have leaves that should
stay green during the winter
months. These will benefit from a
winter mulch, but it should be
placed on the ground under the
green leaves instead Of covering the
entire plant, thus allowing for light
and circulation of air around the
plants and roots.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
Frills and Trills Amusing to a Point
But They Get Prayed Too Soon
By ELIZABETH MacRAE BOYKIN

something out of nothing, but we're
fairly sure that now is the time for
redefning of the rules. In the first
place the job Of making over old
furniture should not compromise
with appropriateness if yours is
house and family with some dignity,
beware of coy ornamentation;
painted furniture for you should be
the work of an expert. If yours is
a gay and informal household, you
have to be careful about seeming to
get self-conscious about your ways;
in other words, homemade job of
furniture painting is all right if you
don't bear down too hard on the
whimsical and throw the whole thing
out of key.
The test of made-overs and
antiques in modern service should
be whether they can stand up I'M
der use. That's really one of the
practical troubles with the bow and
ruff1e and paper-doll type of deco
rating; it looks frazzled in a few
weeks.
Consolidated Features.-WNU Release.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07

The bow and ruffle school of deco
rating has had quite fling during
these past years of scarcity-there
have been times when anything
from the old dashboard to the
horses last collar could 60 into the
parlor as a coffee table or a mir
ror frame provided they had a ruff
1e or a bow to bring them up to
date. The paper-doll idea has had
it's day, too, and all sorts of cut
outs have been pasted on all sorts
of places-the idea was sort of cute
at first, and sometimes in the hands
of an artist it can really be a work
of art. But there's such thing as
enough!
We're also beginning to smell out
a revolt against too many painted
frills and trills. That too is amusing
up to a point, but if it keeps up
at the present rate, it is going to
look as dated as the batik-and-bead
fashions of Greenwich village and
the Dill Pickle club in the old days.
Not that we're against making
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
"GAY CADETS"
By NANCY PEPPER
Associated Newspaper---WNu Features.

autographs or Autographs. They're
also handy parking space for CAD
get pins and, if you're lucky
fraternity and school pins.
IT'S q hold-up- Sling a long scarf
around your neck and pin the two
ends to your skirt waistband in sus
pender effect in front Looks keen
over a sweater worn in the new
tuck-in fashion.
Kute kerchiefs-Knot small
square around your neck over a
sweater as a change from the usual
dickey collar or necklace. A west.
ern fashion for every pistol packin'
mama.
Giddy girdle-Tie square or long
scarf around your waist with the
ends hanging at the side. You've
no idea what it will do for a plain
shirt and skirt outfit.
Bandanna beanie The newest
trick with beanies is to sew one to
cotton bandanna 'kerchief, clamp
it on your topknot and tie the ends
of the bandanna under your chin.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
YOU probably have odds and

YOU probably have odds and
4 ends on hand right now that
would make this dashing horse.
You don't need an elaborate work
shop. A compass saw from the
five and dime will do to cut out
this horses head; and you don't
have to be an artist to paint it
with a professional flourish when
you use the stencil and color guide
offered.
The broomstick horse will de-
light any fodder. If you are more
ambitious you can cut out wheels
and saddle and put a real toddle
bike together with bolts, a few
nails and screws.
NOTE-Pattern 257 gives actual-size pat
tern for horses head and all parts of the
toddle bike. A stencil or tracing design
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
TelItale tails

Telltale tails = A favorite lapel
lunacy is little animal, made OF
felt or leather, with a long tail made
of real hair. Trade one with your
best friend.
LOvelOrn l0ckets-Strictly modern
versions of grandmother lovelorn
lockets are aspirin boxes (prewar
metal variety, empty lipstick tubes
or rouge boxes with locks of your
steady's hair inside. His picture
would make it twice as romantic.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
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STAGE SCREEN5 radio
BY Virginia Vale
Released by Western Newspaper Unto

By Virginia Vale
WILLIAM GOETZ, head
w of International Pic
lures, is so enthusiastic over
Sonia Henie's first Techni-
color picture that he's signed
her to star in a second !,
Countess of Monte Cristo.
We're told it's quite different
from any other screen story she's
done. Those who are tired of seeing
her as the girl who puts broken
down hotel on its feet will be de-
lighted. tits a Pleasure" will be
released through RKO at Easter
time.
-
Being a radio matinee idol has its
drawbacks. Victor Jory, who each
Sunday afternoon causes many a
heart to futter when he appears on
the CHS Matinee Theater" pro-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07

sweaters w j t h
pigtails made of
t h e ir F e v e r
Fraus' hair. OF
course, it's the
girl who makes
the gadget, but
it's the boy who
wears it. Jus t
match up the pig
tails and you can
tell who his big
moment is.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07

gram, has received many an odd
gift. Among them is a six-inch
statue of himself with diamond
eyes, made by a group of lady weld
ers in Maine.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07

Mimeo & Multigraphing
IA yrs. of fine work and fair
prices. Free samples and prices.
B. ALLSMITH, 1900 w. Nedro
Ave-, Philadelphia Al, Pa.-Adv.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
FIT TO BE TIED

We're talking about scarfs ~
a favorite accessory with the soda
fountain set You can make your
own with bits of leftover fabric or
you can buy 'em ready-made. In
plain color they're a swell place for
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07

grain, IldS ICCG1VSu 11ldIiy dIA OO0
gift. Among them is a six-inch
statue Of himself with diamond
eyes, made by a group of lady weld
ers in Maine.
Lawrence Welk, the Mutual net
work bandsman whose champagne
music" is often on the air, is look
ing for a new girl vocalist to take
the place of Jayne Welton; she will
have a permanent job with the or
chestra. Mr.. Welk wants a girl with
a champagne voice." It's the
chance of lifetime for some girl
who wants to sing with top-Aight
band.
= "Rags" Raglund is back in Holly
wood, set for role in "Her High
ness and the Bellboy," starring
Hedy Lamar and Robert Walker.
Also assigned to this cast are Aud
rey letter and Tom Trout, new
corners who make their. debut in
s'Main Street After Dark"
"Alter Ego" originally written as
a radio play by Arch Oboler, will
be done as a movie by M-G-M.
Henry Daniels Jr. has the male lead,
Phyllis Thaxter plays the girl. The
cast includes Kathleen Lockhart and
Edmund Gwenn; Oboler directs.
Il 3
Dinah Shore hopes to be able to
do at least one novelty number each
week on her radio show, since the
public liked Pretty Soon SO much.
Since she sang it, Dinah's received
nearly 500 requests for repeat.
*
Joan Davis will star in RKO's
next big musical George Whites
Scandals of 1945," which will go into
production in January. Gene Krupa
and his band were signed some time
ago for featured appearance in the
film. Felix Feist will direct.
ODDS AND ENDS-Ruth Douglas
and Douglas Rutherford. OF "Crime
Doctor" are the latest husband and
.oite team in radio; They're been to.
gether professionally on the Vest coast
and in USO shotUs. alan Laid, sUho
nsver ICON penny on horse race, col.
Iects $4,000 on his horse in Paramount's
"Salty O'Rourke." Alfred Hitch.
cock once said of Joseph Cotton, no,o
playing in "Lovs Letters" that Joe
''could underplay a corpse"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-07
Wooden Toys Are Easy to Make;
Few Tools, Odds and Ends Needed
By Ruth Wyeth Spears

and color guide are included; also illus
trated step-by-step directions for as
sembling. Your name, address, pattern
number and Is cents will bring you this
pattern. Address:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Teacher Plans
Local Concert

THE DETROIT MUSICIANS
ASSOCIATION will present Mil
dred Ellis. pianist and composer,
and Benjamin J. Wales. tenor, in
a concert in the Detroit Institute
of Arts, Saturday, June 3. at Sis
p. m.
Miss Ellis is the head of the
music department at Wherefore
University in Wilberforce. o., and
has studied music at Fish Univer-
sity, the University OF Michigan
and Hadvard University. She has
since studied piano with Irma
Volpe and Emma Mcclure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Happy FELTON,
At RoyaIe

BIG AND bouncy Happy FELTON,
laughs his way through the revue
at the Club Royale. while the
Chadwicks, ballroom dancers. pre-
sent a series OF carefully perfected
routines. Vocalist Irene Hilda in
cludes gay French tunes in her
repertoire as well as popular
American numbers. The Three
Billetta Girls perform acrobatic
tricks, the Dorothy Dorben Dane
erS frame the revue and Roy
Tracy is master of ceremonies.
It's Don Ragon's music with Alice
Raye, singer.
CLUB HAYMARKET - Ferdi-
nand the Bull remains for third
week, while Clyde Cavier and Co,
dance duo, bow in. Tenor Rocky
Sullivan sings I'll Get BY" and
San Fernando Valley" John
Peters mixes comedy with the
master Of ceremonies chore. and
Bill Kuchemann's band plays.
CLUB THREE 666-Bettie Tay-
lor's new sepia revue. "Funzapop-
PIN" has an all-star Harlem cast
headed by coincidence Lillian
Fitzgerald. Others are Billy Bird
tap dancer; Dorothy Derrick
singer: Artie Dukas, blind hoogie
Iwoogie pianist; Billy Naples. sing
ing master of ceremonies. and the
eight Taylorettes. precision dane
erS. Teddy Buckner'S band plays
- Sse All Shov CITY Alrnort -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Rhythm
Good Show
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

THE TITLE has been changed
but the "Broa dway Melody"
fingers on.
In fact. Broadway Rhythm, -
which opened al the United Art
lists yesterday, would sound the
same II they HAD called it
Broadway Melody Of 1874" a
habit which M-G-M was addicted
to for several years.
The reason that the name faSci-
mates us IN a curious way Is that
while il undoubtedly refers 10
Manhattan malnstem the whole
thing IS chiefly concerned with a
New England barn theater.
Actually. II Is slightly warmed
over version Of the Jerome Kern
musical Very Warm For May"
for which we had deep regard
although 1t left many customers
cold.
But the story about how George
Murphy, successful producer and
scion of famous theatrical fam
lily goes arty and gives up the
sweet corn diet which made him
important, Is quite beside the
point.
The biggest feature Of Broad
way Rhythm" which is a highly
technicolored revue. is the amount
Of fine talent which has been
packed into its eight reels.
DEAN OF MIMICs'
There's Dean Murphy. the dean
Of American mimics, who stops
the show with his satlrical imper-
sonauons. Truly. the screen au-
dience spplauded him when he got
through with his series of take
offs on President Roosevelt, Char
lie Mccarthy, Gable. etc.
Ben Blue affords many laughs
and we howled over the Charles
Winninger trombone duet with
Tommy Dorsey called Il Love
Corny Music" incidentally. both
Winninger, who plays the father
trying 10 cure vaudeville, and
Nancy Walker as the Disguised
comedienne, came close to stealing
the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
'Cugat Night
At S+a+ler

MONDAY NIGHT, June ), will
he "Cugat Night" in the Statler
Terrace Room.
Cugat. who opens with his or
chestra and lavish Latin show al
the Downtown. Friday, first Gre
ated a sensation here in the Ter
race Room and zoomed to stardom
from this popular supper salon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Dr.. York Presents
Student in Recital

DR.. FRANCIS YORK. dean of
the Detroit Conservatory of Music,
will present Mary Corbell Mckay
in a piano recital in the conserva-
tory hall June z at S:15 p. m. A
graduate of the Madison College
in Harrisonburg, Va, Miss Mckay
will be assisted by Vera Cross,
soprano. and Jean Mckee, pianist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Gallants Honored

DETROIT SCHOOL gallants
who have participated in or sold
bonds during the pre-Fifth War
Loan Drive, and who have made
outstanding sales records, will be
guests at the Michigan Theater
tomorrow at $50 a. m. for a world
premiere showing of The Song OF
the Open Road" starring Charley
McCarthy's co-star. Jane Powell
Edgar Bergen and Charley, w. c
Fields, Sammy Kaye and his banc
and a host of other celebrities.
Soc Air show, City Airport -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
HuckIeberry Finn
On Local STAGE

THE CHILDRENS CIVIC
PLAYERS will present "Huckle-
berry Finn" in the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts Saturday. June 3.
Leonard Mazereb, Pat Box and
Clyde McGuffy will have the lead
inc roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
THE REAL SCORE

While there are lots of inter-
polated numbers like Lena Herne's
sensational singing of Somebody
Loves Me" and the nostalgia num-
ber Pretty Baby" you will also
hear snatches Of the original
Jerome Kern score. climaxed by
Ginny Simms. beautifully recorded
version of "All the Things You
Are"
Miss SimmS is undoubtedly a
decorative dish in front of a
microphone, but her stock smile
and her inability TO react 0et
alone acD in any scene. slightly
discouraged us.
When she sang with Kay Kyser
we couldn't hear her. Now, as a
screen actress, we're afraid we
can't quite see her.
Murphy is good. but the prin-
cipals. with the exception of Win
ringer, all fade out in the bright
light shed by all the incidental
performers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

Coa'.- mcr and worco arc discorertn@ one delight
f way 10 start tbn day night s'Hiih Li.'rrnc Tooth
Paste It's special formula crc7ted by firm winch
has studied oral hygiene for than 30 years You
ought 90 bc ung fright now S rca'lv Startling The
VA, Lis'cHnc Tooth Paste helps wake mp yonr mouth
gives Il simply marvellous feeling Of cleanliness,
freshness and czhiIaration. And all the white S help
ing sparkle up thc'natura beauty Of your teeth
helping TO put personality into your smile
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23
Seja Presercev

Ma sestanku Presercev, XII Sc
je vrsil 10. septembra, je bill
sprejet sklep, da Sc "a Aedeljo
"a. septembra zopet vrsi skup-
nj sestanek ter Sc povabi Sc o.
stale Preserce, XII Sc zanimajo
"a svojce v start domovini in da
sc tozadevno organizirajo v po-
seben klub.
Ma sestanku. je bill izvoljen
zacasni odbor, XII ina nalogo po-
vabiti vse, XII sc tozadevno zani-
majo. Radi tega Sc vabi vse O.
stale Preserce, zaeno tistimi,
XII SO Sc zadnjega sestanka re u,
delezili, da pridejo v nedeljo "a
ceptembra oh $3.50 popoldne v
stare solo sv. Vida, ma Norwood
Rd. in Glass Ave.
Ma sestanek so vabljeni VS.
rojaki' in rojakinje, ter njih
druzine, MOI, zena, XII 500 IL dru'
gega kraia in njih otroci. Zad'
Mi sestanek je pokazal, da Sc
nasi ljudje zanimajo in zato Sc
vabi Sc Ostale.
Zacasni pripravljalni odbo1
PreSerceV
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23
kartna zabava
demokratskega kluba

Cleveland, Ohio. - zenske
nasega Slovenskega demokrat.
skega kluba 81. varde pridno
nosijo skupaj dobitke "a kartno
zabavo, Xxi jo priredijo v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa.
terloo Rd., v cetrtek, dne %
septembra. Pricetek bo OBJ s. uri
zvecer. .s%. =
Da bo zabava prvovrstna, SO
preskrbena tudi "a vsakovrst-
ma okrepcila "a lacne in zejne
Dobitkov DO dovolj "a vse igral.
ce pri mizah, poleg tega DO pa
glavna nagrada pri wrath. Vem.
da bodo nase agilne Nclanice, pod
nacelnico Mrs. Frances Perko
prijazno postregle. Ce Sc nina.
te vstopnice, dobite jo pri en-
ali drugi izmed sledeeih clani.
cab kluba: Mrs. Perko, Mrs
SnHekar, Mrs. Jane, Mrs. Ro'
zance, Mrs. Videmsek, Mrs. Sal
mic, Mrs. Urbas, Mrs. zaraan
Mrs. Fonda, Mrs. Somrak, Mrs
Zupancic in Mrs. Ton1le. Seve
da jih boste tudi lahko kupil
pri wrath ma vecer prireditye
to je %. septembra.
Rezervirajte 81 ia vecer ID pri
dite K nasi1n zenskaId fia nth
zabavo! cisti dobicek te priredi.