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Evening star., 1944-12-08
Births Reported

Samuel and Marion Anderson. boy.
Kelly and Margaret Beach. girl
Frank and Lillian Blakemore, boy.
Wilbur and Evelyn Boyd, girl
Francis and Rose Bradley, boy.
Paul and josephine Bradt, boy.
George and Mamie Burroughs, girl
Russell and Esther Clanton boy.
Richard and Frances Crawford. girl.
Walter and Elizabeth Davis, boy
Frederick and Charlotte Davis. boy.
Howard and Mary Dean. boy.
Donald and Ruth Diehl. boy
Eugene and Frances Dixon, girl.
Wendall and Audrey Eaton, girl
william and Maxine FeldeSman. boy.
John and Olive Flynn, girl
Thomas and Anne FoSs. girl.
Albert and Loretta Giordano. girl.
Hale and Pauline Golden, girl
Harold and Esther Goodman, girl
Evening star., 1944-12-08

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speech a n d S o
many other ad-
vantages. Good
ness, in the old
d a Us, through
certain parts of
N e W England,
women who went
about numbling
strange incanta-
tions and max
ing predictions
about the future
were burned as
witches. Today
t h y give us
typeWriterS and
Evening star., 1944-12-08

samuel and Edith Norris. boy.
Thermon and Haddie Payton, Rirf.
Eddie and Lille PEARSON. boy.
Daniel and Jessie Ray. girl.
Allen and Mildred Salmon. boy.
John and Tula Wilder. boy.
Joseph and Pauline Young. girl.
Evening star., 1944-12-08

house on subsequent visit Decem-
ber 5.
Three occupants OF the apartment,
Miss Mary Balinsky, Marine Eliza
beth Twomey and Miss Dorothy
Collier, were among those testifying.
Buy War Bonds and hold them
for peacetime prosperity.
Evening star., 1944-12-08
Money-Rack Guarantee

6aanann's Gas Tablets are made
especially for the relief of excess gas
and discomfort resulting from gas pres
sure. They contain no physiC. Sold on .
positive guarantee Of money back if ths
first bottle should fail to give satIsfac-
ton with results. ANY Iond drugs st
can supply you. Caution: Use only n
directed. Always on hand at
Leading Washington Drug Stores
Evening star., 1944-12-08
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Well, beginning Sunday we cele-
brate "Bill-of-Rights Week" and
I'd like to stop a moment and think
about it. The Bill of Rights gave us
Evening star., 1944-12-08

Cinnamon condy Buttons on
little princess frock of white
plque with blue or red birds.
Sizes 3 to o------S4.95
W&L-Juveniles' Apparel,
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1944-12-08

George and Murisl eearis. boy.
Robert and Virginia Singer, boy.
Maxim and Lillian Sirmay, girl.
Edward ana Mary 4kach. boy
John and Dorothy Smith, girl.
Austin and Barsha Sprague, boy.
Bernard and Elizabeth Stambler, boy.
Walter and Emma Stansell. boy.
John and Marie Summerfeldt, boy.
Leroy and Pauline Swab, girl.
Richard and Lydia Todd, boy.
Theodore and Marguerite Twigg, girl
Francis and Florence Vukovich, girl
Vincent and Edith Walter, girl.
Clifford and Phyllis Webb. boy.
Thomas and Anna Webb, boy.
Marchant and Catherine wentworth. boy
Ernest and Ruth Werner. girl.
Jules and Ethel Wolfson, boy.
Grady and Norma Wright, boy.
Max and Rita Zarin. girl.
Richard and Mildred Blackwell. Girl.
William and Marion Bolden. boy.
Thomas and Dollie Brannum, girl.
Charles and Carrie Brooks, boy.
Henry and Virginia Bullock boy.
Harvey and Bessie Carpenter. girl.
Ber iamn and Odessa Cook. boy.
James and Gladys Hawkins, boy.
Louis and Rivele Jackson. boy.
BENJAMIN and Helen johnson, girl.
Ivory and Mabel Jones, girl.
Richard and Hester Mckinney. boy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Z KS1I Si!Si ~
BeuIah Brewer
Bridge Hostess

Beulah Brewer made stunning
picture Saturday. when she en-
tertsined her club. the Les
Douzes Aimes. at the Paradise
Bowl at o'clock. Beulsh was al
tired in a gorgeous shade Of to.
msto red gsbsrdine suit. With
this. she wore citrus yellow
chiffon blouse. Her table decora-
tons carried out the same theme
and the guests marveled at the
beautiful combination
The members and guests lunched
on one Of the Bowls" famous
speciality luncheons. The table.
were shaped in u" formation
giving an atmosphere OF cozines.
to the affair.
The bridge prize winners wer,
Fsnnette Norris. first. sheel
pink dickey: Bernice White wor
two decks OF playing cards as sec
ond club prize. and the guest win
ners were Portia White. who slst
won dickey. "a white one). anc
Pal Wilson won second.
Members and guests al thi
pretty affair were: Bernice White
Jennie Page. Betty Cain-Harris
Hertha Priest, Ruby Chambers
Fannie B. Raiford. pal" Wilson
Mary Matthews. Elmina Gibson
Helen Toodle. Portia Phillips
Nora Cain (recent bride OF Thorn
as CAIN. prominent Detroit bust
ness man. and Fannette Norris.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
New Yorker Feted
At Luncheon Tues.

Mrs. Emadors Sringer enter
tanned last Tuesday at a luncheon
for Mrs Martha Dover OF New
York City. who is the house CUES,
OF Mrs. Eusie West Mrs. Dover
RECALLED the other guests with
thrilling accounts o. the New York
way OF life
After several fast ruhbers OF
bridge. the hostess invited her
guests into the dining room for a
delicious luncheon When the host
eS told the guests that the tiny
glasses. which served the double
purpose OF place cards and appe-
tizer glasses. were their own, the
EXPLANATIONS Of delight and sur
prise were abundant
Guests FOR this gala afternoon
were: Mrs Dover. Mrs Billie Ak
ems Mrs Eugie West, Mrs. Bertha
Digs. Mrs. Irene Watt Mrs. Ber-
tina Hcnnessey. and Mrs Sadie
! Mullins.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21

Listed according to classes. there
are ~ seniors. 81 juniors. Is sopho-
nores, 81 freshmen. and special
student.
Listed according TO states they
are:
virginia iBss T.. Davenport. Lillian Dav
export. Bsrnire Wright. Gsrtis L. Booths.
Alice {. Hawk. Hsttis I. Mann. Margaret
l.. spencer. Mstti. V. Blanchard. Martha
A. Daniels. Irene forest, CYNTHIA l.. Jones.
Marjorie y. Lewis Elizabeth LOckett. Msy
me X. PslEs. 4, Elaine Hunter. Ethel W.
Pswley. Ruhys l.. Robinson. Tsrsss
scott. Dorothy y. West. Etms q. Curlsy
Regius v. NOrrei Eva y. Runin. Daisy W.
Byrd, Katherine /, Growdsr. Louise e..
Hsrpsr. sadie N. Harris. Thelma v. Joy
ner, Murisi Z. Taylor, HATTIE williams,
yields. Jusuiis N, Fisher. Liliisa u. FISHER.
Maine A. Grant Jesnette n. Hslrsion.
Ethel 81 Hollowa, Vivian Y. Jacksou sarah
y. Johnson, Eleanor A Lsssitsr. Goldis v.
Riddiek. Mildred J. scott. Ethel N.
Vaughan. Emma v. woodson. Fannie A.
Austin. Vera u. Branch. Mary l.. Broksn.
borough. Sarah r. Burress. James ". Car
Yer. Alma b. Clarke. Flor.nc. l.. coleman
Nancy l.. Coles. Elaine r. Davis. Eunics "
FISHER. Csrris l., freeman, Helen B. Griggs
Etna L. Harris. Helen Z. Harris. EstslIs
N. Hollemon. yivisn = johns. ROY v
Knight, Mary Y. Lee. vivian y. Lindsay
Iiorts c. Mckinney. Doris VI. Patrick. Gioris
II. Pearson. Mable q. Price. Helen y. Rove
Esther \ Smith. Emma b. stanley. ssbsrni
l.. stuart Dorothy AZ. Thtum. Jscqueline ID
Taylor. Addis NJ Thompson Rohsnstt'
Thompson. Paul n vsnn. HAuzis J. walker
Connecticut Zelda " Lassiter.
Florids: Edns ~. Mcl.augbliu.
Maryland Lois X. Brown. Florids Pstu
grew. vivian II. Lee.
Asssschnsetts: Gloris q Collins. an'
Arl-ns Wright.
New Jersey Miriam I Gonid. Ruth v
Avery. Alice " Jones. Dorothy VI. Fulton
Durothy X Gill and Carolyn Tucker.
New York Naomi c. Long. There's W
Greene, Hattie J.. Thomas. Lidie o. Rous
| snd Dorothy n. Young. Hervie J.. Adams.
North Carolina: Helen Z. Mcqueen.
Ohio: Mshsls Jackson.
Pennsylvania: Jusnita J. Gooden: June NJ
rasrniss. Doreatha B. Nelson and Wilhel
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Canadian Hostess
Club Opens Season

TORONTO. Oniario-The Cana
dian Hosiesses club OF the Home
Service Community Centre started
their seasons activities with Open
House. Wednesday. when they en-
tertained L. air-force men from the
British West Indies
The Hostesses club was organized
last year and since that time has
done some very fine morale build
ing. entertaining many lonesome
soldiers. Mrs. Francis Simpson and
Mrs. Eunice Hooper are senior
hostesses Members are: Evelyn
Turner. Phyllis Hooper, Verlie
Morrison, Cynthia Smith. Geneva
Davis. Inez Perry. Dorothy Pitters,
Violet Wilmot and Corrine Gaskins,
The club originally had only six
but the membership is now open
10 young ladies who are members
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Social Panorama
BY vIvIeNkE

ror ballroom. The admission /.
sl.2o. including tax.
+ \ u
Cute Matte Camp has several
male eyes turned in her direction
every morn as she marches down
the halls OF the Detroit Institute
OF Technology. Matte will xrsdu-
ate shortly.
= y X
Saw striking Jessie Mann din
ing out recently. She was stun
ming IN grey wool dress, trim
med in silver. Jessie is new as
sistant director Of the John r.
USO Center.
X X y
Joseph Walker Is thinking of
taking that weekly trek over 10
Chicago Friday 10 see that certain
person.
\ 4 *
And 90 goodbye until next
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
ChicagoanWed
Tennessee Girl,

In quiet ceremony at the resi-
dence of Rev. j. II. Jackson, 3740
South Parkway. September 20, Miss
Eula Perry. formerly Of Jackson,
Tenn, became the bride OF Grant r.
Randolph. well known salesman.
Witnessing the nuptisls were Dor
othy Ryan. Oma Wilson, Ora Rober-
son and William Randolph. brother
,of the groom.
After the marriage. the newly
weds and friends enjoyed a dinner
party at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Callie Chipchase. GAO
Rhodes avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
DIR. J. s. CLARK IMPROVED

BATON ROUGE. La.-(ANP)-
DR.. j. S. Clark. president emeri.
tus OF Southern university and
long prominent in the education
al affairs OF the South. was re-
ported much improved Monday
after suffering two heart attacks
during the week lend.
Mrs. J. S. Clark was visiting
friends in Chicago but boarded q
plane upon
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
PERSONALS

HOUSEWARMING
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Swanson Of
Woodland avenue were hosts TO q
large gathering Of their friends at
a housewarming on October IL. A
lovely buffet luncheon was served
!. X 4
RETURNS FROM WEST VA.
Mrs. Sammie Lou Reeves OF
Brewster street has returned to her
home. Her uncle. Rev. J. s. Forman,
was feeling much better when she
left him in West, Va. October IA.
X X X
oHIoAN HERE
Mrs. Lillian Davidson of Column
bus. Ohio visited her cousin. Mrs
Emma Mitchell-Spruell last week.
Also Mrs. Montana Smith and d.
Ralson Mitchell.
X k-k
CoNvALEsCING
Mrs. Emma M. Spruell is al home
following a siege OF illness in the
hospital. Her capitalization fol-
lowed a fall down the steps at Ebe-
nezer church
+ X X
AT HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Jones are
at home 10 their friends on East
Euclid avenue following their vaca-
ton and honeymoon in Northern
Michigan. Mrs. Jones was Frances
NARROW before their marriage in
Toledo last month She is a former
Montgomery, Ala. resident. Mrs.
Jones is a Detroiter.
* X X
WOODSES ENTERTAIN
OLD FRIENDS
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Woods Of
Inverness had as their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A Murrell
OF Seattle. Wash. This was the
hrst time the foursone had been
together for twenty years. The
Murrells plan to stop in several
places before they return TO their
hom". Some of their stops will be
Chicago, ST. Paul. Mimi. Wiscon-
sin. Vancouver and down the west
coast
NEW ORLEANS VISITOR
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawkins OF
z. Forest avenue, have as their
house guest, Mrs. Margaret Rynes
Wilson OF New Orleans, La. sister
OF Mrs. Hawkins. Also in the city
are Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hatcher
Of Atlantic City, and Mrs. p. Carter
Of New York City, who are visiting
their sister and brother -in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Carter. During their
sojourn they are being entertained
by the Hswkinses and many othera
II 4 +
RETURNED TO HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tage OF
$50 Z. Palmer returned home on
Tuesday. Mrs. Tage spent the sum-
mer convalescing at the home OF
her sister-in-lsw, Mrs. johnson Of
Indianapolis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Virginia State Names
Its 1914 Honor Roll

PETERSBURG. Va Especially Misses Annie Sue Barnes.
senior Fine Arts Education Of Suffolk Vs and Bcrnadne A.
Coles sophomore Business Administration major Charlottesville
Va led the Honor Roll students with "a To be eligible
for the Honor Roll student have of "B or 40
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21

nina Ross. william T.. Craig and ksihisss
l.. Druughn. lean NJ. Love and Louiss Pyles
south Csroiina: Hollis n. Flynt.
Wsshing ton. ID. c.: Esss h. baylet.
West Virginia: Frances A. Wright. See
hh &. Lowe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
VRAZJE DEkLE
Zgodovinski roman
i lLkA VASTETOVA
da ie Maria v zakonu nesrec

'da Je MarlJa v zakonu: nesrec-
ma.
Maria re vec nego stirinajst
dni nj videla Grajzarja. Memo
hrepenenje Sc je stopnjevalo do
neznosnosti. zivela je lie Sc v
mislih mani. Dodge ure je stala
pri oknu in upala, da stopi eez
samostanski prag. Vsak dan,
vcasih po dvakrat, je hodila k
masi - a streznisko sluzbo so
opravljali drugi fratri. Po kosi-
lu je - ker ie bila V pristavovi
hisi taksna navada - redno pri-
pravljala menihom posladke, XII
jih je dostikrat sama nosila cez
cesto v samostan. Upala je, da
vidi Grajzarja, a nj ga videla
nikdar =.
Maria in Katka sta sc obrni-
Ii proti ograji k izhodu.
zdajci il Mariji n e m ir n O
vztrepetalo srce in skrivnostna
sila j je okrenila glavo "a
MO je stal on - Grajzar. Cd
samostanskih vrat sc je bill pre-
ril k NINA proti izhodu malega
preddvorja. Gneca med zelezni-
mi izhodnimi vNti ga je pritis-
Mia oh Mario. Cutil je memo
telo oh svojem in kri mu je "a
valovila po zilah.
"Marija!" j je zasepetal ma
uho, "Marija"' je ponovil in
nosnice SO mu trepetale, ko je
vdihaval vonj njenih las.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

Sklonila je glavo. Srecen ma
smeh il je razjasnil obraz. Po-
zabljeno je biIo vse trNjenJe,
vse, vse.
Pred izhodom je gneca neko-
liko ponehala; vendar je- GRAZ
Ear stopal tik Marie po trgu.
"Dober dan!' je pozdravil
Katko, XII Sc je ozrla "a Mario.
bog dali"
Blizali so Sc zivinskemu sci
miscu, XII je bilo na brodu "a
Savo in je segalo navzgor ma ce-
sto. Grajzar je stopil naprej, da
je delal zenskam pot med zivi-
! no. Tako so prisi V Eaton in do
Gasperjeve koce.
"Pri mas pa Sc MISC bill. Ali
gredo pogledat ocetov cebel-
MAX? Oce so ga sami napravili
in panic so poslikali - hu! -
kako lepo! Tako Sc oni ne INA
jo, ceprav so izuceni v TAXI re-
tci."
Smehljaje je. sprejel prijazno
dekletovo vabilo.
Vsi trije so stopili V vrtec in
| Cd dalec opazovali, kako so ce-
belle prihajale in odhajale, pla-
zee Sc skozl mike panjeve od-
prtlne.
( "Tamle sedita ma klop! Pri-
nesem wanna nekaj, cesar Sc nj
sta jedla."
Katka je odsla V koco in Sc
vrnila okroglim sadt zem in
pipcem rokah.
! "Samo tegale Sc imam. Vsak
pol 81 bosta razdelila. Oce so mi
tri prinesli il Ljubljane. Tam
:jih dobijo il juznih krajev. Pri
mas ne rastejo.'
"Granatno jabolko,' je priki-
NAL frater Inocenc in prijel sa-
dez ter ga prerezal, da so Sc
pokazala drobna rdeca zrnca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

Ma vratih je stala, zavita v
veliko mantiljo, velikim mu-
fom ma rokah, VISA snegon po-
krita zenska postava - gospa
Maria Koprivovka, "a MO pa -
2 veliko kosaro - siroka posta-
va njene kuharice Mice.
"Dobro jutro, Cotar"
Cotar je samo pokimal. Niti
prestal nj z delom. ..
"Nekaj malega sva vam pri-
nesli, da ne boste lacni "a praz-
nike"
Mica je zacela skladati razlic-
ne dobrote liz kosare ma klop
poleg starca: moko, nekaj su-
hih klobas, kaso in druge jest
vine.
Cotar je prijel konec Mariji-
ne mantilje in ga poljubil. A ta-
koj je nadaljeval delo.
"Kaj pa delate?" je vprasala
Maria.
Cotar - nobenega odgovora.
(Nadaljevanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

Ma svete Lucije dan, Sc pred
dnevnim svitom, je sedel start
Cotar pri mrzlem ognjiscu v 81
romasni izbi in zagal in tesal in
REAL, da so trske letele okrog
MEGA. Skrbno je izbiral il kupa
descic in kolickov primerne ko-
Sc razlicnega lesa. Izbral pa je
zgolj les moskega spola: Dor,
javor, hrast, gaber, jesen in dru-
&c. Bukev je zavrgel, tudi desci-
leo il lipovine je vrgel pod klop.
'Devet kosov 81 je pripravil il
deveterih razlicnih lesov.
Med ropotanjem z lesom je
preslisal trkanje ma nizka vra-
ia. Sele ko so sc vrata odprla
in je ostra burja zanesla pra-
men snezink V koco, Sc je ozrl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
(Nadalievanje)

Pred samostansko cerkvijo SO
Sc gnetli okolicani, moski v dol
9Th hlacah il domacega platna,
V modrem ali redeem telovniku,
prepasanem okrog ledja S siro-
kim rdecim pasom. Veliki erni
klobuki so delali drug drugemu
napotje. zenske pa so Sc V gne-
ci bale "a dodge konce belih pee,
XII so Jim plahutale po hrbtu in
Sc napihovale v vetru.
Ma siroki kameniti klopi tik
samostanskih vrat je sedelo
kmetisko dekle bledega, podol-
govatega obraza, orlovsko po-
vesenim nosom in velikimi cr-
mimi ocmi - Katka. Strmela je
ma vrvenje in vines pogledovala
ma cerkveni prag. Cakala je ma
Marl1O.
Naposled jo je ugledala. S
tezavo Sc je prerila do ME.
"Ali re dolgo cakas?'
mi bilo sile."
"Gotovo 81 utrujena.'
"Nisem. Sedela sem ma onile
klopi. Ampak ii 81 videti izmu.
cena."
Marija je lie skomignila ra.
meni. Da je V strasni srcni mu,
XII iskala cerkvi samo NIGGA -
Grajzarja, tega Katka nj mo-
gla uganiti, lie slutila je, dasi c
ter nista nikdar izpregovorili
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

Pogledal je Mario v oci, ko j
je ponudil polovico.
|. Martina mehka, topla roka
Sc je dotaknila njegove.
"Glejte, guardian Sc peljejo
in gospod zupnik!' je Katka "a
klicala in pokazala ma koleselj,
XII je drdral mimo po cesti.
Grajzarju je padla polovica
sadeza liz roke in Sc zakotalila v
travo. Gledal je "a vozom. zup-
mix Sc je ozrl proti koci. Gvar-
dijan pa je dvignjeno glavo
gledal nepremicno naprej.
cali me ie videl?" Sc je fra
ter ustrasil V prvem trenutku.
A takoj Sc je pomiril in po-
bral polovico jabolka ter jo O.
gledal, &c Sc nj umazala.
Danes dobim svojo admoni-
tio secunda,' je dejal in Sc po-
smehnil.
Maria ga je pogledala in -
razumela. Nehote Sc je odmak-
Mia ma klopici. On pa jo je po-
strani pogledal in Sc zasmeja]
prisrcno, kakor ga je bila videla
lie malokdaj:
"Hahaha! NJ, &c bo re admo-
nitio, maj jo tudi zasluzim. -
Pred poldnevom me moji cestiti
bratje ne bodo videli.'
Ostal je in proti poldnevu
spremil Mario domov.
"Gospod frater, ali ne gresi,
te proti samostanskim predpi,
som, ce Sc sami izprehajate Z
zensko?' ga je podrazila.
"Saj sem dejal, da 81 hocen
drugi opomin zasluziti. Dobin
ga itak, to vem."
PreSerno so Sc mu zasvetilt
oci.
Ma trgu Sc je gneca nekolikt
polegla, ker Sc je vecina sci
marjev &c razsla po gostilnah
Pred samostanskimi vrati i
Maria ugledala diva kapucina
trscato postavo patra Juriia il
debeluhast trebuh patra Hero
nina. Cakala sta, da jima vra
tar odpre. Maritime oci so 81
srecale z meglenim pogledom de
belega meniha in videla ie, ka
ko je p. Hieronim pocukal tova
risa "a rokav in ga .opozoril ns
mladi par ma cesti.
Pater Jurij Sc je ozrl in po
zdravil S sladkim nasmehom ir
globoKim poklonom. Maria je
ponosno odzdravila.
"Ce pa zdaj ne dobite svoje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
DOber nakup

8 akrov zemlje, fina hisa 7 So
bami, moderne udobnosti, 3
spalnice. Zemlja je dobro obde-
lana. Veliko sadnega drevja, We
lik hlev in kokosnjak "brood-
er." Ia takojsnjo prodajo je
cena $4,000. Poklicite "a podrob-
nosti po telefonu HIllcrest
232 J.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

ga opomina, recem, da Sc je hui
di: prelevil v angela"
Grajzar je lie skomignil ra-
meni. Vendar Sc mu je obraz
zresnil in minila ga je VISA pre-
sernost. Zavedel Sc je, da je
drzno in nepotrebno skodoval -
ne sebi, to ga nj skrbelo - sko-
doval je - Mariji.
Spremil jo je do hise in Sc po-
slovil hladno in umerjeno, da so
Mariji silile solze V oci, ko je
stopila v vezo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

Predsednih Roosevelt CT tG
svojo tretjo Vojno poslanico, y
kateri sahteVa, da bi kongres
osvojl predlogo sa marodao OBJ
vesno delo. Obenem je priporo-
cal primerne Gene, katere bi
farmer lahko sobteval sa svoje
pridelEe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
Mali ogIasi

CE POTREBUJETE
novo strehO ali pa te je treba vaso
streho popraviti, Sc obrnite do mas. H.
vrsimo velika in majhna della na IT,
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-05

Parents Fete
Lois Freeman

An engagement tea honoring Miss
Lois Freeman, whose betrothal to
Technical Sergeant George r. An
grave was announced recently, was
held at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur I. Freeman of
Grandview avenue on Sunday. At
the tea table were Mrs. George r.
Angrave and Mrs. Harry Pearce.
Those present included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Angrave, Misses Eveline, Mar
tina and Doris Angrave, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. r. Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Burnham Terry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Nuhn, Rev. and Mrs. Alan
M. Fairbank, Mrs. william Stein
metz, Misses Julia, Mary and Kath-
crime Hickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pearce, Mrs. Fred Suhr, Misses
Claire Kopp, Anita Champagne,
Alta Fancher, Joan Gibson, Robert
Gufae, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ander-
son, Misses Marilyn Miller, Jane
Cookson, Isabel McGufie, Marin
MacNish, Janice MacNish, Eleanor
Baldwin, Edith Hosking, Mary and
Ann LaFleur, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
LaF1eur, Mrs. Burton Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Hoberts, Mrs. Ralph
Nelson, Miss Carol Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wigmore and Mrs. VIII
liam Taylor.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-05
MEETING TUESDAY
OFF INDEFINITELY

Naugatuck, Jan. 5.-Due to the
absence of Democratic burgesses, no
meeting of the board of warden and
burgesses was held Tuesday night.
The three Republican burgesses were
on hand at the Town Hall, but
none of the majority party appeared.
The Democrats action was not
surprising and was attributed to
the fact that Warden Leo j. Brophy
was unable to attend because of
illness.
Had a quorum appeared, Senior
Burgess j. Rudolph Anderson could
have served as acting warden. Mr..
Anderson said later Tuesday night
the Republicans went to the meet
ing place because they received no
official notice that meeting would
not be held
A special meeting may be called
later this month after the warden
resumes his duties.