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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
STRAND

Occasionally Hollywood turns out Q picture that captures and reflects 90 vital c part of tho American scene that it iS Of interest to every type Of audience throughout the country adding to the general knowledge aS well Rs providing ex. citing entertainment,
 Such Q picture k Republics Man From Frisco" starring Michael OShea and Anne Shirley, and which 1 the current feature at the Strand In its fiFst.run Waterbury showing,
 Gene LoekhaFt gives c gilt.Odged performance in the role Of Master shipbuildor Joel Kennedy, and Anne Shirley again proves her ability Rs enc Of the most beautiful and able young stars Of the screen, while oSheA as the engineer is made to order for the part.
 Tho eo.featuFe along with Man From Frisco" b Gall Of the South Seas" and features Janet Martin, Alan Lane and William Henry.
 The latest Moyietone News, also . port Of the Strand program eon. talns fresh shots Of both President- ial candidates, President Roosevelt nnd Thomas B. Dewey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03

Wuy aO 70 SH~
 courage the patient to take more liquid;
 Keep Q pitcher or better stlll q covered bottle or jar of fresh water and clean glass on the bedside table SO he may help hlm- self whenever he feels like tak- ing 0 drink.
 If ice Is permitted, 1t is better to place the bottle or jar of water in c pail of ice than to put the ice ln the water, as the melting lee may eventually affect the taste of the water,
 A thermos bottle is ideal for holding water because 1t not only keeps the water cold, but covered as well,
 PALATABLE DRINKS
 Every two or three hours tmore often if the water is not kept in therTnos bottie) the patient should be supplied with fresh water, Water has e tendency Go get stale and flat after 1t stands, If not tightly covered, and be. comes less palatable, Provide him with Q clean sparkling glass every few hours also, Replacing the solled glass may tempt him to take Q drink when he would not have thought of 1t otherwise,
 If the sick persons tongue Is badly coated and his taste I'm. paired, G little lemon juice in the water will make it more palatNble, Sometimes he will take tea, cAr- honated drinks or fruit juice when the taste of water does not appeal to him, If the doctor per- mits him to have these liquids they may be given in abundance, even though 1t E necessary to give them in small amounts at frequent intervals,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
POLI'S

The highest proportion of musical numbers ever to grace . motion pic- ture screen during Q single feature has been included In Andrew Stones eolorful extravaganza Sensations Of ls45" now at Loew Poli Theater. Its music Is lovely to hear and It's scenes are something lovely to see, with one Of the best casts ever to be put In one picture, such heAdliners as Eleanor Powell, Dennis O'Keefe, w, c, Fields, c, Aubrey Smith, Sophie Tucker, Eugene Palette, Mimi Forsythe, David Liehine, the bands of Cab Galloway and Woody Herman ell in one great film. Be. sides her usual dancing Eleanor Powell does Q maSterful job in act- Ing In this film, she not only looks lovely but acts that way. Eleanor Powell's job In this picture is to promote aS uiek-thlnking press agent, there is where you see real acting, and our Eleanor sure does Q wonderful Job.
 The co-hit on this hit musical program Is "1he Falcon In Mexico" with Tom Conway, This is Q thriller which will have you on the edge of your seats during the whole per- formance.
 RVIV VUAR RANyna ANn Cn ANFpS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
WE, THE WOMEN
THE WOMEN-- Hopeless" DelinquentS May Turn Out All Right

kids who are making the "delin- Quent' roles such Q headache to so- eiety today may turn out all right,
 Certainly 1t Is Q good sign that un. wed mothers today are far more often than in the past assuming the responsibility for their children, in- stead of turning their backs on them and signing them away simply be- cause they have no fathers,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer


 NEA Staff Writer
 French or Italian type bread, in chunky slices, served with vegetable dishes adds Q welcome criSpnesS
 Garden Casserole
 (Serves 4-6)
 Three medium -Sized tomatoes tor 2 cups canned tomatoes and juice, 6 hard-cooked eggs, cup cooked diced carrots, 1 cup cooked French ed green beans, 1 teaspoon minced onion, 3 tablespoons fat, table, spoons enriched flour, 2 teaspoons salt, l-8 teaspoon pepper, l-4 tea spoon dry mustard, Ia cups milk, l-2 cup shredded sausage bologna, cervelat or luncheon neat.
 Wash and peel tomatoes. Cut into wedgeshaped pieces, Slice hard-cooked eggs In half length wise. Place tomatoes, sliced eggs carrots, green beans, and onion in greased 2-quart casserole Mix slightly, Melt fat in saucepan. Add enriched flour, salt, pepper and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Instead of envyng the pretty girls copy their choice of footwear which moe often than Natures nnes the long-scmmed beauties that provoke Slghs,
 ghheed hoes line of my makes any pair of ankles and calves look simmer shod your feet the fragile ankles look by contrast
 these ether whose eas rate coSeups particular Adele Every Night pn-up girl " ~
 Adele thinks that promise the most in fattery that hgh-Fdng bracelet gamorS advertisements. ~
 ankles are simmer than like however thinks shoes will make them look fuller will forosorten Pumps opinion are the best bet for giving full legs the illusion of spneSs tpy have walled lasts rounded such reptile eAlwheh Ee of leRs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03

The statistics
 shocking, B Il [ there may be Q brighter side to the picture than we have imNgin. cd,
 The thing that makes me think so Is the recent report of Q social worker ln Q mid- western stat c, who says the reas son the state at present has SO few babies eligible for adoption iS tn at unmarried
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03

inals," Mrs. Reilley urges, They're youngsters on the loose who are out to raise the roof, looking for e big. ger thrill than the last time. They're youngsters who have no anchor of responsibility-kids whose parents have failed themr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
HOPE FOR THE HOPELESS"

two diamond leads. and two more on the last two hearts, Then, when Dornbusch eGshed his last two di0. monds, Vests hand was without further defense. He had to retain the jack of clubs, as he knew that deelarer held the nine, Then Dorn- busch won the last three tricks with the ace, king and ten Of spades,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03

The agelea jumper is shown here in . pretty design for the very young. It Is fine for play or school FEear, The skirt is nicely fiared and sheTe'B originality in the little but. in front Make her more than one iFnper in winter Wools or hanneis ild several crisp, dainty blolises.
 Pattern No. B0e0 comes in sizes 10, 4,rb, c, [ and c years, Size { jumper requires i is2 yards Of 90 an material; blouse, yard,
 E0r thls pattern, send 20 cents, In COINS, your name, address, size desired and the PATTERN NUM- BIER t0 Waterbury Democrat TO. days Pattern Service, iiB0 Sixth AvQsue, New York 10, N Y.
 Inc new fall and winter Issue of FASHION" b now ready = 32 pa9es. It's c complete guide to your fait and winter wardrobe, Send for yOur copy. Price ib cents,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
themselves are

WOtneEs tOuuy UEe kecpAlk tllVlE babies and finding Jobs to support them,
 Of course It Is Q pity that Q young girl should have an illeRitimAte child, But the girl can't be utterly without morals or Q sense of rcspon. sibility if she is willing to go to work so as to keep the child with her, In the face of the disappearing attitude of society,
 And the years to come may show us in other ways that the juvenile delinquentS of today didn't Nl be- come total losses to society. HOPE FOR THE HOPELESS"
 We may find that when the war hysteria Ia over, many of tho kids who have gone wrong may get hold of themselves and turn Into substantial citizens,
 We tend to think of any boy or girl once branded as . delinquent" as hopeless case. But many Of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03

SufS 70 NSk the ? h yBie an whether thore are any rostrle~ tons on the kind of liquids she can give, hows ever, for under certain eondi- tlons some fluids would not Do good for . sick person,
 Here are some of the things the home nurse aasaaa s4A AA AR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
By RUTH MILI.ETT

The whole country Is disturbed over the young girls who through follsh actions have found themselves branded as juvenile delinquentS' by the courts,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03

Jose ItuFbi will introduce Morton oouids study in "claasical' boogie w0oeie Co concert audiences for the first time when no launches his nas tionwido musical tour from New York on November 9th,
 
 Irene, executive designer for Met. Fosdoldwyn Mayer, is expecting her husband, Captain Eliot Gibbons, back in Hollywood this weekend for an indefinite period. Captain Gibbons, who previously was with tho Ferry Command oVerseas, has recently been working on on Air Corps Aim if tine East.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
,;n"ISs
Liquids Aid patient's Recovery
 Hy IONA L. TR0TT Aaalstant Director,
AW4A4NWMb AbhENNt0fe Red Cross Nursing Service Written for NRA eervlcN

When the doctor says, force fluids" he means that the home nurse is Co use every device she can think Of to get the patient to take more liquids, She should be
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

d. -. DR.. kernovo
Anglesko -Slovensko
berilO
English Slovene Reader)
je pripravno ga ucenje an
glescine ali slovenscine.
Dobi Sc v nasi tiskarni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

Ko je premisl jeval' deset mi
nut, Sc De odlDcil, da edla1i
nyod ma drugi dan, sedaj pa ORR
~ takoj- Algir., ~ Il
In zapisM je ma svoj papir :
HAlgir je .sisto sbelo meste !. -. 4 ,
ne da bi Sc ma pos1ecilo, spra-
VIII kaj drugega ma dan. Gledal
lie vssponlinu lepo, svetlo mesto,
hise 8 .plpscatimi streharni, Xii 50
Sc spuscale q gorskih strrain ka-
kor kaskada proti morju, ali nj
tt enc besede nj nasel, da hi IL
rail to, kar je- videl, kar je Gu
til. 2.....
Pc hudem naporu je prista-
vii: ''Njegovi prebivalei so de-
Iona Arabci -" Nato je vr-
gel pero ma mizo in je vstal.
nalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
Konceft t1Planine"

Maple Heights, Ohio. - v
nedeljo, dne 26. r1ovembra pri-
redi zbor '.Pianina" svoj jesen-
ski koncert v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu, Maple Heights,
q. - ".%
Pevci in pevke Sc prav prid-
no vadijo pod vodstvom &. FIR.
Vauterja, kateri je izbral casu
primerne pesn1ice "a ia kon.
cert. s
Zbor prav prijazno vabi cenje-
no obcinstvo in ljubitelje slo'
venske pesmi, da sc v polnem
stevilu udelezi njih koncerta
Pc koncertu Sc obeta prosta "a,
bava S plesom, "a katerega j.
gra ]. Sulen trio.
Koncert Sc pricne tocno OK
7:3O uri zvecer.
Ma svidenje!
Louis Kastelic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
sTRAN
ire doprinasajo n asi bratje in
-r~k..n -, .ar,.,aos,i,.;

re doprinasajo nasi bratje In
|sestre v dDmDvini.
zima je tu, liimajo ne oble-
Ike ne hrane, domovi 50 jim u
Enideni, zene in hcere jim oskru-
njajo, tretjino r1aroda SO unici-
Ii. Mnogim nj ostalo mic dru-
gega, kakor upanje ma pomoc
iz Ameril1e. To 81 dajmo pred
oci, in &c imamo kaj srca, bo-
mo dali svoj delez zdaj, ko je
pomoc najbolj potrebna.
Mi tn ne okusamo vo j n in
grozot. Zato Sc izkazimo hva-
lezne s TEN, da pomagamo tr-
pinom v domovini. Napolnimo
ladjo, katera je he v New Yor-
ku!
Smrt 'fasizmu! Svoboda ma
Felix Strumbelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

da De bodo drugi prispevali, boz
do inorali tlldi sami, axe nocsjo
biti osramcEeni. Dobro, do to
kin "cagovcev' nj mnogo.
Nikjer nj bilo zapisano, da be
ne vzame devetindevetdeset do
larjev. Navsezadnje kaj pa je
sto dolarjev? Poglejmo nazaj Y
depresijo, ko smo bill donna ce-
lie mesece, nekateri tudi leto a.
iii dive, in tudi vec, pa smo Sc
vseeno zivi. Tiste mesece in
leta srno lahko prebih brez pla-
&c. A zdaj, ko sc della S polno
paro pa ne hi mogli zrtvovati
niti dvo-tedenske place? In to
"a trpine, XII Sc gladni in raz-
trgani, ze 6etrto leto junasko
borijo 20 svobodo? Zelo smo
skromni kadar Sc je treba ne
koliko zrtvovati.
Joze Mention je v svojem
predlogu "a polmilijonski fond
zapisal: "Star sem ze in ne de-
lam, pa &c DO odziv, bonn tudi
JAZZ prispeval svoj delez, in ia
ko tudi moja soproga. Con je v
tenn casu ze dal stotak). Pred.
log sem podprl. Tisti, XII ima-
mo bolj >majhne dohodke, daj-
mo po sto dolarjev, kdor more,
pa tudi vec.
Namesto, da bi sc cnerili "a
denarjem predno ga damo, Sc
rajsi poglobimo v zrtve, kate
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
Ne bodimo skopuhi

Cleveland, Ohio. - ze takrat
ko sem dal podporo predlogu
Jozeta Mentonova, sem vedel,
da Sc bodo nekateri osebno O.
bregnili: ia, mislis, da bodo
ljudje dali? Tezko bo kaj; ne
po sto dolarjev, i. t. d.
Povsod Sc dobe TAXI cincaci,
podomace jih lahko imenuje-
mo "cagovce". ri "cagovci' "a
to tako govorieijo, ker Sc boje,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

ii, sanjariti, pohajati kar tako
snivaje o bodocnosti in sope mi
Ii nocni zrak; ali preganjala ga
je misel ma vrsto clankov, XII
jih je zahteval oeka Walter, in
odlocil Sc je, da odide takoj do
NOV in sc vrze ma delo.
Hodil je z dolgimi koraki, do
spell ma vnanji bulvar in sci po
MEM do rue Boudsault, kjer je
stanoval. v njegovi hisi v sest
nadtsopij je prebivalo dvajset
majhnihs delavskih in mescan-
skin obitelji, in ko 81 je svetil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

Ipo unazanih stopnicah voice
Inimi VIII a1icar1li, in je Viasl, ka-
h leze povsod razmetani kosci
nbifj pgprM cigaTst, pistailki
\ kuhinje, je aatutil strahevit
stud in slime Eel je, .da bise pre-
seHl Cd tod In ziuel, kakor bo-
gatasi, " snaznem stanovanju $
/ jpreprogami. Teak duh po jest.
1vinah in iz stranisc, zatohel duh
pc nesnagi in starem zidoyju,.
ki ga ne bi pregnal nikak pre-
pin i itch prostorov, je ,napol-
njeval hiso Cd vrha do tai.
Boba inladega moza v petem
nadstropju je gledala, kakor v
lglobok prepad, ma brezmejno
preseko vzhodne zeleznice, raw
no nasproti vhoda predor pri
batignolskem kolodvoru. Duroy
je odprl okno in Sc je oprl ko-
Imolci ma naslo nod zarjavelega
zeleza.
! Spodaj pod MIN, ma dnu
mracne globeli, je zarelo troje
nepremicnih rdecih signalov ka-
ko rtroje velikih zivalskih oci;
in Sc naprej je bilo videti dru-
gih' in v Sc vecji daljavi Sc dru-
9Th. Vsak hip so Sc razlegali
skozi noe zategli ali kratki zviz-
gi, nekateri cd blizu, nekateri
komaj slisni, XII so prihajali
tam Cd asnierske strani. Imeli
SO razlieen izraz, kakor Glove
ski glasovi. Eden teh zvokov Sc
je priblizeval z neprestanimi
zalostnimi vzkliki, XII so nara
scali cd trenotka do trenotka, in
skoro Sc je prikazala velika ru-
mena luc, hiteca S silnim ropo-.
tom; in Duroy je gledal, kako
je .izginjala vista zelezniskih
voz predoru v zrelo. !, "
! Potem 81 .je dejal: "Sedaj pa
ma delo!" Postavil 81 :je svetil-
ko ma nnizo; ko pa je hotel "a
ceti pisati, je zapazil, da ina
donna sano zvezeic papirja "a
pisma. L.. -.
Mic cato, tudi tax je pora-
ben, ako. razganes list ma dvoje.
[Omocil je pero in zapisal ma
vrh, kar najlepse je mogel:
:"Spomini afrikanskega chas-
seurja."" ~
Potem je preudarjal,, kako je
zacel pryi stavek. =, -, ...,.
! Uprl ,je cello OBJ dian in str
mel srepo na belo polo, razgr-
njeno pred MIN. H.
Kaj maj pove? Sedaj nj mo-
gel aujeti niti trohe tistega, kar
lie malo preje pripovedoval, niti
enc anekdote, niti 'enega DEF
stva, nicesar. Kar Sc spomni: {:
"Treba je zaceti z mojim odho-
DOM" In zapisal je: "Bilo je
1874. leta, okoli petnajstega
maja, ko je izmucena Francija
pocivala izza katastrof usodne-
ga leta ;. >" ;.
Hipoma Sc je ustavil, ker nj
vedel, kako bi napeljal ma ma
slednje, ma svoje vkrcanje, voz-
MO in ma prve vtiske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
(Nadaljevanje)

Potem Sc je dolgo ogledoval,
kar iznenaden, da je res tako
zal fant; nato Sc je,samemu Sc
bi z zadovoljstvom nasmehljal,
nazadnje Sc je poslovil cd svoje
podobe, 81 naredil globok, sve-
can poklon, kakor pozdravlja-
mo visoke dostojanstvenike.
III.
Ko je bill Georges Duroy 20
pet ma cesti, Sc je pomisljal,
kaj bi pocel. Hotelo Sc mu je te-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
PROGRESIVNE SLOVENKE
KROzEK ST. 3

Euclid, Ohio. - Poziva Sc vse
clanice, XII 50 pristopile cd ju-
Mia meseca naprej, da Sc ude-
lezijo 10-letnice, XII Sc vrsi v
nedeljo, dne 26. novembra v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd., kjer bodo
castno predstavljene, ma odru.
Pricetek je tocno oh $50 uri
popoldne.
Mary Ster, tai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

asss Wsseh strsst 0hhass aa M .1
M saluH tprvD nouezhcia SANS = vA 5. sspa
Cesandu bm Hvaisni aaei nradni g. odbsrn = dan r
Sega odbora: III .#s.s.t s.E. @<e#
cAs1Nr cLAtI =%@ #s.t
castn predsednk LOUIS ADA1nEg, Minsad n. T.
castna MARIE PRIsLAND 1894 Dngham
Sheboygan, Wis
Kern Ave, Cleveland
@.~saS CLAM EKsEKUTTvE: *"
KRIsTAN,
ROGELJ
FRED WIDER, sss7 So Lawndale Chicago g.
!. VI :
ranh: nnRKo G. KUHEI, W. St, Chicago es, III.
Lawmdae Chicago ILL.,
JAC0B ZUPAN 400 So. Lombard Berwyn H.
JURJOvEC ri, Chicago Ill
ANTON KRAPENC. 1885 ". 2Ist FL, Chicago &, H.
LEOF0LD KUSHLAN, 64oe ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio
ALBINA NOvAK, 6117 St. Clair Ave, Cleveland 8, Ohio
FRANK zAITz, asol Iawndaae Ave, Chicago "a, Ill.
...... !, NADzORfu oDBOR:
ZEIEZNHKAR, predsednik N. Chicago Joliet
zAKdsAJsEK 76os Cleveland 3 Ohio i.
JOSEPH ZAvERTNEK, ao0 Tenany Rd, Ensiewood, N. J..
@ls. sIRA ODBOR:
LOUIS ARKO 1922 Wooster Rd, w, Barberon, Ohio
ANTON DEBEvC, 1880 So 18TH st, sheboygan Wis
JOSEPH r. DURN l5se5 Rd, Cleveland 10, Chic
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC, 527 No Chicago St, Joliet i'll.
THERESA GERzEL, ss4 Erie Ave, W. Alquppa, Pa.
ANTON HORzEN Route No. T. Princeton, ILL.,
ANTHONY JERSIN 4676 Washington st, Denver Colo
REV. NdATH KEBE 223-57th St, Pittsburgh l. Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, 6o4-3rd St, NJ w, Chisholm, MINI.
HELENA KUSAR, Kenilwoth Ave, Berwyn, Ill.
KATHERINE KRAINZ, 1888 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit Mich
KNARIICH Ali Station st, BridGeyte, Pa
POLLOCK, Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio
MUTE S64 Menahan St, Brooklyn, n Y.
Addison Cleveland 3, Ohio
THERESA sPECK 4ess Rosa Ave, st. Louis 1e Mo-
VALENTINE STROLL 1o4o NJ Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind
M. STONICH, 1884 Cedar St, Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW vIDRICH, Johnstown, Pa.
ANTON ZBAsNIK A. F. U. Bldg, Ely, MINI.
Evening star., 1944-09-24

DiCkcQ out lIlG UltlUulcS tIldt Ildu
taken shape in his head as, slowly
and carefully, he drove his laden
ambulance along the shattered roads
of Italy. He did not know how to
write them down, but once tune
had come alive for him. he never
forgot it, Besides. he had hummed
them over and over again for his
buddy, Chick Squire. who was to do
the lyrics. Chick couldn't write
music. either. Nor did he have
Alexis fine memory for II.
Transatlantic Whistle
WELL. on the beautiful spring
morning that the German shell got
Alex, Chick did a strange thing. He
started to whistle. And he never quit
whistling through all the long weeks
that followed the four or five which
preceded his return to the States,
the ones while he sailed in creeping
convoy across the seas. Over and
over. he ~hisiled the tunes that
Alex had composed i'm long night
watches under Italian skies, the
tunes he had hoped - when
peace had come again - to hear
applauded back home.
Chick was still whistllng when he
got off the boat IN New York. HIS
first stop was American Field Serv-
ice Headquarters. An AIS girl was
waiting and. while Chick whlstled.
she picked out Alexis tunes - one
note at time and wrote them
down So Alexis songs came home --
even though he didn't And one
tune. one which you may be whist
ling yourself some day soon. is a
lasting reminder of Chicks loyal
friendship. 1t is called "A Waltz
To Remember Me By
Evening star., 1944-09-24

Men call you ''Dangerous!' meaning threat
to male hearts, when your skin wears this
alluring scent. It's exciting! Enchanting!
It's the fragrance men lore.
Cashmere Bouquet alone brings you this
appealing fragrance. 1t comes from secret
wedding of rare perfumes, costlier by far
than you'd expect to find in any soap.
Cashmere Bouquet Soap makes bath an
emotional adventure. Enjoy it today.
Smother your skin with clouds of its rich,
creamy lather. Then massage it into every
Evening star., 1944-09-24
He Found 4 Piano

DURING his stay at Casalbordino.
Alex had found a piano in an aban-
doned opera house. and had gone
joyously back to his prewar hobby
of composing popular music. On
the keys of the old piano. he had
Evening star., 1944-09-24

Chick did an odd thing
when his pal was killed.
He started to whistle 90.
TNIs is just simple little story
of friendship. The war must
create - and destroy - thousands
of them. But this one survived and
came across the seas. 1t seems to me
worth recording.
Some months ago, IN Italy. a
lanky l9-year American Field
Serviceman, Alexander Randall. Jr.,
of Baltimore, was killed. He was in
eligible for overseas service with the
armed forces. but like all OF the men
in the Field Service. he had volun-
teered for the dangerous work of
evacuating the wounded from upder
the guns Of the enemy. One spring
morning, one of those guns got
him.
Alex had returned only two days
before from Casalbordino. a little
town perched high in the mountains
above Termoli. He had gone up
there to have his ambulance checked
and to take breather after the
nerve and body-racking feat of
evacuating wounded for almost two
months under constant fire. With
the others of his unit. he had been
cited for that feat by the British.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
For Is romantic years popular girls have
bathed with Cashmere Bouquet Soap!

curve and ripple. Step from your tub sweet
and fresh as a dew w-washed rose D.. your
whole body glamourously scented with the
fragrance men lore
And remember, Cashmere Bouquet Soap
gives you mild, soft lather for washing away
daily dirt and makeup from your face.
If you want to be popular-be dainty. If
you want to be dainty, bathe every blessed
day with Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-25
BARRlSTER DIES

Saginaw. Mich. 49, Funeral SER
vices will be held here Monday for
Riley l.. Crane, 81, dean OF the
Saginaw County Bar Association
and former prosecutor and probate
Judge. A graduate OF the UNIVERSE
ty OF Michigan Law School. Crane.
while serving as prosecutor In
1919. obtained the conviction OF
Alexander Ripan on murder
charge in connection with the fatal
shooting OF Luca Tirpula, James
town dairy farmer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-25
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the CIR
cult Court for the County OF WASH
tenaw
In Chancery.
Guy wynn and Eva wynn.
Hf.trtHTFa
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