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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-24
Basis for
Industrial Cooperation

Quite aside from any diplomatic
considerations, plain business men
and others interested in hemisphere
solidarity are considering a basis
for Canadian-American industrial
cooperation.
The Institute of Pacific Relations
says that Alaska, the Yukon, Mac.
Kenzie Valley, northern British Co.
lumbia and Alberta constitute vast
area Of potential economic develop
ment:
"Air routes to Alaska and the
nearest sources Of supply for
military supplies, such as oil, lie
through or in the Canadian North
west. AS an air route, the future Of
the Northwest is assured. Over it
lie the great circle or near great
circle routes, and the economic
routes between the densely populat-
ed regions Of Asia and North Amer
lea.
'There are mutual strategic and
economic benefits in Canadian-Amer-
lean partnership for postwar devel-
opnent Of the Pacific Northwest
Exploitation of the natural re-
sources in this zone can be devel-
oped and is urged through close
working partnership by the United
States and Canada. This would re-
uuire the pooling Of information. tech
nica1 facilities and the investment
of private capital (not public funds).
This is the type Of industrial cooper
alton that has characterized the eco
nomic history Of the two countries
in the past. The comment continues:
ALREADY two great undertakings
in joint defense and joint develop
rnent are being carried out. Amer.
leans built the Alaskan highway:
Canadians built the bases for the
air route it parallels and serves.
The highway was an assurance of
the security of Alaska; the defense
of Alaska was an assurance Of the
safety of Canada. The North Pacific
Planning project is striking ex-
ample Of international coopera-
ton and of ordinary common sense.
American and Canadian interests
in the Pacific Northwest are joint
and inseparable, they can be made
to yield joint private profit"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-24

Or they be On Q world basis o.
regional in nature.
I'VE look forward, therefore,
to close collaboration in the In
terests Of peace not only inside
the British commonwealth, but :
also with all friendly nations.
small as well as great"
The Canadian press Of all parties,
I am told by Canadian officials here.
showed a unanimity in supporting
the prime minister seldom wit
messed in Canada.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-24
WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, ID. G.

WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, ID. G.
One of the most beautiful build
ings in Washington is the Pan-Amer-
lean Union with pa1n-and-parakeet-
ed patio, its great lily pond with an
ancient Inca idol idly dreaming be-
side its waters.
But there is one valuable object
dart in the cellar, swathed in pro-
tecting burlap and excelsior which
is not displayed. 1t is chair which
matches a suite Of q others which
stand around a great table in the
hall Of the Americas, each Of which
bears the seal of a Latin-American
republic.
The chair in the cellar has the
genial beaver, Canada's national pet,
carved upon it.
The news is that that chair Is
threatening to burst out of Its cere-
ments and walk on its four legs up
the cellar steps to its place at the
table.
Two men, more than any others,
are responsible for the restlessness
Of this piece Of furniture. One Is
tall, gray. dynamic Leighton McCar-
thy, Canadian ambassador to the
United States. The other is Prime
Minister Mackenzie King.
There probably never has been a
time in history when the United
States and Great Britain have been
closer in thought and action. despite
their multifo1d points Of difference in
peace time, than they are today.
But, paradoxicall it is some Of the
points Of difference that have
brought Canada nearer to the Unit
ed States than Our Lady Of the
Shows has ever been before. The
United States very nearly occupies
the position Of an interpreter between
the mother country and the domain
on some points, but the great bond
between the Yanks and the Canucks
is probably the simple, common
sense fact that we look upon Canada
as Rudyard Kipling (who once al
most became an American citizen)
wrote, (making Canada the speak
err:
Daughter am I in my mother s
house, but mistress in my own"
The 'TentatiUe'
That is why SO many people in
Canada or the States were NOT
surprised when the government in
Ottawa and the Canadian press re-
jected politely but firmly what the
diplomats call a tentative" put
forth by Lord Halifax, British am
bassador to the United States week
or SO ago.
That is why so many people in the
United States and Canada who pom.
der such matters WE'RE surprised
that Lord Halifax, undoubtedly with
the advice and consent Of that fire.
quent visitor at the White House,
Winston Churchill, preached the sug-
gestion at all. (The fact that Mr..
Churchill said emphatically that
Lord Halifax was speaking for him
self, not the British government.
merely proves-well, you know how
diplomacy works.)
Lord Halifax had said:
''But what is. I believe, both
desirable and necessary is that
in all the field Of interests, COM
mon to every part Of the Com
monwealth-in foreign policy, in
defense, in economic affairs, in
colonial questions and in COM
munications-We should leave
nothing undone to bring our peo-
pie into closer unity of thought
and action. It may be that we
shall find it desirable to main
tain and extend our present war
time .o~nood,1~a ~ v11oroioo ord
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-24
Acid Indigestion

Relieved in minutes or double money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful suffocat-
ing gas stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for
syptomatc relief medicines like those in Bell
Tablets. No laxative Bell-ans brings comfort in a
jiffy double your money back return of bottle
to us. 25c at all druggists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
STRAND

Michael Ames, rising young screen actor, who is at the Strand theater now in support of Bella Lugosi in the Monogram chiller, Return of the Ape Man." is something new and different in the Hollywood scene.
 First, he was offered a screen test several years ago when he ap- peared on the Los Angeles stage in the leading role of Quiet, Please and he refused it.
 Secondly, he was signed to a long, term contract without a screen test.
 Thirdly, he is one young movie personality who has had thorough education in drama.
 And finally, if he ever leaves the dramatic profession, AmeS will have a choice of talents to fall back on. He is an accomplished writer, and 8 better-than-average violinist.
 Other members of the LugOsi cast in Return of the Ape Man" are John Carradine, George zuzzo, Frank Moran, Judith Gibson, Mary Curier and Mike Donovan. Philip Rosen directed the film for pro- ducers Sam Katzman and Jack Dietz, from an original screenplay by Robert Charles.
 The companion feature is Block Busters" starring the East Side Kids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
POLI'S

Sparkling comedy and brilliant performances h igh1ight RKC Radios rollicking comedy, "Bride By Mistake" starring Alan Mar shal and Laraine Day, now playing at the Loew Poli theater.
 Miss Day, who scored in MT Lucky" plays 8 very wealthy girl Norah Hunter of Hunter Shipyards fame, who, to protect herself from fortune hunters and publicity, has her best friend and secretary Sylvia (Marsha Hunt), imperson- ate her at all public appearances.
 Alan Marshal, recently seen in "The White Cliffs of Dover" has the role of Captain Tony Travis. an army flyer who is convalescing near the Hunter estate. The heir ess becomes very interested in Travis, but wishes to be certain that he is not fascinated by her wealth.
 At a week end party at the Hun ter beach home, Norah sets out to bring Travis and Sylvia (maSquer- ading aS Norah) together. Under the influence of mulled claret which she is taking for a cold, Sylvia completely forgets she's mrried woman.
 This picture marks the Alan Mar shal asd Laraine Day first venture intol ight comedy and they get every ounce of value from the sparkling dialogue and situations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
Ad9!11Ha Wnh KitchQ,l AA,A Mix Method Gives Smooth Cake

in 1-2 cup boiling water. (To sour fresh milk, add 2 teaspoons vinegar or lemon juice to 2-3 cup milk; let stand in warm place for few min- utes).
 Mix or stir shortening just to soften. Sift in dry ingredients. Add brown sugar-forcing through a sieve to remove Jumps, if necessary. Add F of liquid and the eggs. Mix until all flour is dampened; then beat 1 minute. Add remaining liquid, blend, and beat l minute. Add choc- olate mixture and beat minute longer. Count only actual beating time. Or count beating strokes. Al- low at least 100 full strokes per minute. Scrape bowl and spoon oE beater often.)
 Turn batter into pans. Bake in moderate over (350 degrees FL about 35 minutes or until done for square 8x8x2-inch pans, or 30 minutes for two 9-inch layers. Spread your favorite boiled frost ing on tops and sides fcake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19


 old. Sons do, yes. They even seem to take 8 delight in pushing pop into retirement. But daughters, with their calculated compliments and admiration, make a man feel young
 If he wanted sons to carry on in his business or profession the man who was disappointed in having daughters could have turned the disappointment into satisfaction by encouraging his daughters to be- come carer women. He would have stood just as good a chance of get ting a daughter to follow in his footsteps as a son. Look at all the disappointed dads, whose sons have decided against being lawyer or 8 doctor like dad.
 DAUGHTER HUMORS DAD And it's daughters - not sons - who can be counted on to stay close to their family family through the years. There's a real truth in that old saying about daughter be- ing daughter all of her life.
 It's an old-fashioned man who thinks he has been cheated when the stork keeps leaving daughters instead of sons. Daughters no longer belong exclusively to their mothers and to feminine society. Given half chance a girl today can become just as good a friend of her fathers as his son - perhaps even better friend. For man accepts 8 daugh- ter's shortcomings with better grace than he accepts sons. And a daughter is more likely to humor a father in his wishes than is boy, eager to prove his own superiority
 It's too bad that father wasn't willing to give his daughters a chance to take the place of sons. Copyright 1914, NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
BEAUTIES HINTS
 Water SOfteners Smooth Your Skin
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Before that unveiling with low cut evenin ggowns-now that gala parties are underway-be sure that your bare back looks as clean- scrubbed as bathroom tile. But how to get at that area between shoulder blades which none but acrobats can reach with wash cloths?
 Tire answer, experts say, is to use 8 '--'''-'' and to work up more friction. And do better j, l-.es and slough ing of dead skin, they suggest, by sprinkling bristles with granular soap.
 Th8is cleanup job is simplified according to them, if you'll first soften bath water by tossing in a regular somtner of fragrant pow dered crystals. Lacking that. use handful of borax or bicarbonate of soda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
 MEA Staff HYritar

4NA1S1 AyVSbA4 VAAGCA
 Of course you are making New Years resolutions. How about de- cidlng to use a new method of turn ing out Devils Food Cake-evsry- body's favorite. That resolution will insure many pleasant party and family meal.
 Devils Food Winner Cake
 Have shortening at room temper ature. Grease pans, line bottoms with waxed paper, and grease again. Use two square pans, or two nine inch layer pans. Start oven for mod crate (350 degrees F). Sift flour once before measuring.
 Measure into sitter cups Sifted cake flour, 3-4 teaspoon salt, tea spoon soda, l cup granulated su- gar. Measure into cup 2-3 cup but termilk or sour milk, teaspoon vanilla. Measure into bowl E cup vegetable shortening. Have ready F cup broken sugar, firmly packed, 2 eggs, unbeaten, 3 squares unsweet- ened chocolate, cut up and melted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

V VI - Q Q A. A0A1C0 round bolster can be used.
 There are many ways to use the baby pillow. It may be placed be- tween the knees to prevent the pressure of one leg resting on the other, or between the ankle bones when the patient is lying on his side. It may be tucked in at the small of the back to give just the right amount of support and re- heve strain. It may be placed at the back of the neck, to help relax the muscles and nerves. It may be used to relieve the pressure on a sensitive shoulder blade, elbow, or ear.
 PILLOW GIVE SUPPORT
 The round bolster can be used under the knees when the patient is lying on his back, to relieve the leg muscles. It is very comforting when tucked in along the back to reinforce the patients position, and to take the strain of the back muscles. It is very helpful, too, when placed at the front of the patient, for him to rest one leg on.
 A large soft pillow may be used to support the abdomen when the patient is turned on his side, or to support the arms when the patient lies on his back. When pillows are used to prop the patient up in bed there should be at least three pillows. The three pillows permit a gradual build-up from shoulders to head--one pillow under shoulders, one overlapping 1t under the neck, and the third over tapping that to support the head. This arrangement keeps the spine in fairly straight line and protects the patients posture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

Marsha Hunt is ideally cast as Sylvia, and Allyn Joslyn as her long-suffering husband, adds his delightful sense of comedy. Others in particularly fine supporting cast include Edgar Buchanan and Slim Sunmerville.
 Bert Granet produced and Rich ard Wallace directed.
 Plus on this program will be shown, Days of Glory.
 The vivid love story of a Rus sian guerrilla commander and a Moscow ballet dancer is the basis of Days of Glory" RKO Radios latest dramatic romance. Its cast is headed by Toumanova, famous Ballet Russe star, and Gregory Peck, noted Broadway actor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

Designed especially to give you a smooth hipline. this graceful aft- ernoon frock for the matron does wonders for the heavier figure. Finish the youthful neck with ruff fling or leave plain and wear your prettieSt clips.
 Pattrn No. S60S is designed for sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, A, 46, 4S, 50 and 52. Size 38, short sleeves, re- quires 3 3-4 yards of S9-inch mate rial; 2 yards to finish neck and sleeves.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, In COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BIER to WATERBURY DEMOCRAT Today,s Pattern Service. 1150 Sixth Aenue, New York 19. N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

boys for com- p 10 n 8 hip he might have gone ahead to train his girls to be ideal companions. They could have been brought up to en- joy such pursuits as hunting and fishing. T h e y never would have entered into real competition with their old man.
 F urt h e1Inore, daughters n e v e T ~ni. ,a4 4AA1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
ToAEcanOw's MENU

BREAKFAST: Tomato juice with lemon, fried bologna and eggs, wholewheat toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Lima bean, to- mato and salt pork casserole, toasted hard rolls, butter or for tified margarine, half grapefruit, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Chicken fricasee with parsley dumplings, butter CT carrots, quick frozer peas, hard rolls, butter or fortified margarine, fresh coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
By NEA Service


 YOUR boy in uniform VIII Ike seeing symbols the Christmas onner table One which will snow scene nterpiece above which expensive it effective All that is required small mirror bordering landscaping a
 To make mirror tiny pots, hole batting by sticking through cotton hill
 Set table with best white Irish linen damask cloth china
  sticking Uncle Sams hat cup handles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

ulIO H pIdCS O1 torne mt W h e n one has to stay there.
 There is i1oth- ing more conduc@ i've to complete relaxation tn an to sink back in the depths of two or thre e soft fluffy pillows. In the sickro on1 there should be many pillo W s, medium-sized pil- lows, even the
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
TERRY TEES OFF

Phillip Terry, who has a leading role in Pine Thomas Double Ex- posure," with Chester Morris and Nancy Kelly, was golf champ at Stanford University and still shoots regularly in the low seventies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
GAY GTRL

Popular Phyllis Broolks, currently starring in Pine-Thomaa' sHighs Powered" frankly admits tlant she loves parties and night clubs, bus she never goes out at night while making a picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
NEW lIKsTEnY IIELA

New title for PAramount's p11- chological mystery, starring Gan Russell, Joel Mccrea and Herbert Marshall, is The Unseen.1 It's . sequel in theme to the studios tes cent mystery hit. The UninyItede z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
WE, THE WOMEN
Girls Might
 Have Fooled Their Father
By RUTH NIILLETT

Headlines over the divorce story said: "He Wanted Boys. Girls were Born; Sues for Divorce"
 Some day he may discover he made A big mistake. If he wanted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
z irD'ISs
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Baby Pillows Give Extra Comfort to Bedridden
By IONA L. TROTT
 Assistant Director Red Cross Nursing Service Written for NEA Service

A patient confined to bed, even for few days, often suffers acute ly from muscular tension, pressure and weariness due to lack of ex- ercise. It is amazing how quickly a really comfortable bed can change
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

Add things we wished we'd seen: Marie wilson playing Camille ila Q school theater production.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01
GERALD SMITH JE
KANDIDAT AM. FASISTOV

DETROIT, 81. julia. - "a
merica First" stranka, XII v Zed.
drzavah propagira iste ideje
kot naciji v Nemciji, je danes
ma svoji prvi konvenciji nomi-
nirala Geralda l.. K. Smitha
svojim Professionalism kandida-
tom. Podpredsedniskim kandi-
datom je bill nominiran gov.
Bricker il Ohija, rep. kandidat
"a podpredsednika, XII je v Co.
lumbusu, kjer Sc ga je doseglo
po telefonu, izjavil, da mu nj O
stvari mic znanega, in da ne bo
dopustil, da bi America First
'erji" rabbi njegovo ime.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01

poljskega eevljarja. Pod Roko-
sovskim, junakom borbe "a Sta
lingrad, Sc bori 16 generalov, XII
so bill vceraj javno pohvaljeni v
dnevnem povelju marsala-pre-
mierja Stalina "a zdrobitev treh
osiscnih trdnjav: Minsk. Siedlce
in Lokow.
Stain naznanil move image
Vceraj je Stain objavil tri
dnevna povelja.
V enem izmed njih je odkril,
da drvi tretja beloruska arma-
da, kateri poveljuje gen. Cerni-
jahovski, mladi zidovski eks-
pert v vojevanju S tanki, ma
143 mill siroki 'front.' proti
nemski Vzhodni Prusiji. v teku
dveh dni je napredovala 81 mill
skozi razbite nemske linije in O.
svobodila mad 1,50O trgov in va
81. -
izgleda, da bo armada gen.
.cernijahovskega danes ali jutri
vdrla v stare. Vzhodno Prusijo.
Zavzetje kraja Pilviskiai, 35
mill juznozapadno cd Kovna, je
postavilo Ruse Is mill cd sta
re vzhodno' : pruske meje.
Izjava nemskih ujetnikov
Moskva nj potrdila berlinske
objave, da je Kovno pablo, tenn
vec poroca, da so Rusi vdrli v
mesto in Sc sedaj vrsijo ulicni
boji. ! ~~
Il Moskve Sc javlja, da osi-
scni uje t nj Xxi pravijo, da je
zlomljena nemska obrana oh re.
XII Njemen med vojastvom ma.
cijske vojske dobila ime mem
ske katastrofalne linije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01
Novo nacijsko
raketnO letalO
stopilo v akcijo

LONDON, 81. julia. - No
coj je bilo tn uradno naznanje-
no, da je Nemcija zacela rabiti
proti zaveznikom Sc emo novo O.
rozje; je to bojno letalo 'raket-
mega tipa, XII plove S silovito br-
zinc.
Ameriska zracna sila v An
gliji je naznanila, da so zavez-
niski bombniki, spremljani cd
bojnih letal, naleteli ma nemsko
raketno letalo pretekli petek ma
poletu mad Nemcijo IN ma po-
vratku proti domu.
Medtem, ko Sc nj objavilo no.
benin podr obnosu glede novega
nemskega letala, XII je znano
k OF ME-163, ampak nekoliko
pojma O bliskoviti brzini move
ga letala je mogoce dobiti il
izjave nekega ameriskega pilo-
ia, XII poroca, da je skusal S
svojlm "Mustangom" streljati
ma dvoje ME-163 raketnih letal,
da pa sta mu lahkoto usla.
Mustang bojno letalo je
sposobno mad 400 mill BRINE
ma uro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01

pet mill in pol JUNO cd Cau-
monta.
Nemci so V nedeljo poskusili
zavzeti neki strategicno vazen
grie pri St. Martinu, toda so
bill vrzeni nazaj.
Nemcem Sc ne da pokoja
Gen. Bradley, poveljnik anne
riske armade v Franciji, je iz-
koriscal prebitje do Avranche-
sa do skrajnosti in Nemcem ne
nudi nobene prilike, da bi Sc
mogli ustaviti in utrditi.
Porocevalec, XII sc nahaja z
ameriskimi cetami, je snoci S
fronte porocdl:
"Nemce Sc prvic podi IL Fran
cije z isto brzino, S katero so
vdrli vanjo. Nemski poraz ma tel
'front.' je mogoce opisati lie kot
polom. Najmanj pet njihovih di-
vizij je decimiranih, druge pa
SO 'utrpele tezke izgube.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01

Mrs. Rose Carich, 14O17 Hale
Ave, je prejela Cd vojnega de-
partmenta porocilo, da je bill
njen sin Cpl. Anthony Carich
tezko ranjen dine 4. julia te-
kom bitke nekje v Franciji. Sc
daj Sc nahaja v bolnisnici v An
glji, ter je prejel red Modrega
srca.
Mr.. in Mrs. John Stefe, 5612
Carry Ave., sta prejela porocilo
vojnega departmental, da je bill
mum sin Pfc. Raymond D. Ste
fe ubit. Pri marh1ih Sc je naha-
jal 10 mesecev in zadnjih sest
mesecev je bill onstran morja.
Sodi Sc, da Sc je nahajal v bit
XII ma Saipan otoku.
Pokojni mladenic je bill 10 let
star in pred vpoklicom k mari
nom je bill uposlen pri Republic
Steel Co. Rojen je bill v Cleve-
landu in ze bill clan drustva Ma
predni Slovenci st. 5 S. D. z.
Zapusca poleg zalujocih starsev
brata Cpl. Williama, XII Sc ma
haja V Italiji, in brata Fran
ka, ter sestro Agnes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01
Ves+i IL zvlienio ome'
riskih Slovencev

Duluth, MINI. " bolnisnici
st. Marysje dobro prestal ope-
racijo rojak Joe Tomick, prav
tako tudi sin ugledne Gradisar-
jeve druzine il Elyja.-V Duluth
Hospitalu je umrla Miss Mary J.
Stukel il Virginije. Zapusca star
Sc, stiri porocene sestre in tri
brate.-V Saxu, Minn., je bill ubit
pri delu 15-letni mladenic Leo
nard Paulisich il Biwabika. Ia
pusca starse, sestro in brata.
Homer City, Pa. - Tukaj je
umrl Ignac Perpar, star u let
in donna il vasi Brezovica. fara
Mokronog, Dolenjsko. v Ameri-
ko je prisel leta 1912. Bolehal je
osem mesecev "a rakom v grlu.
V starem kraju zapusca zeno, 81
ma in hcer. l.
St. Michael, Pa. - Dne %. ju-
LIZA je umrla Ana Kristel. Rojena
je bila l. 1889 v Rajhenburgu ma
stajerskem.
Rock Creek, o. - V bojih ma
Novi Gvineji je 26. maja padel
Pfc. Edward Sintic, sin druzine
Thomas Sintic. Po odhodu v ar
mado je bill leto dni v Panami,
potem Avstraliji, zadnje pol
drugo leto pa ma Novi Gvineji.
Star je bill 80 let. Poleg starsev
zapusca diva sestri in diva brata,
cd >katerih je eden pri vojakih
ma, Pacifiku.
Bentleyville, Pa. John Hal
ner, ]e bill nbit pri delu v pre-
mogorovu. Mani je padla plast
kamenja. Ko 50 ga pripeljali il
rova, je Sc zivel, v uradu, ka.
NOR 50 ga prepeljali, je pa IL
dihnil. Delal je v rovu Bethle-
hem Steel Corp.
| White Valley, Pa. Druzina
Primozic je prejela zalostne
vest Cd vojnega departments
da je njih sin in brat Philip 22
maja padel Y bitki v Italiji.
Star je bill 26 let, v armadi Cd
septembra 1941 in zdaj je ime
Gin porocnika. Donna zapuscs
mater, diva hrata in dve sestri
pri vojakih pa diva brata enc
iga v Texasu. drugega ma Ha
vajskih otokih.
East Worcester, N. x. "
bolni6nici - nahaja ze veG te
dnov Frank Koren. Zholel i
magic so. j,lnija, nalkar j. III
prepeljan Y Fox Hospital @