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Evening star., 1944-02-28
SAFEWAY
NEEAJ AArD vry@r

SAFEWAY
NEEDS MEN AND WOMEN
For work in food stores near your home.
A real opportunity for men and women
who want to help with the war effort,
STARTING SALARY, S24 30.
l. No experience necessary.
2. Training Mt full salary.
.. Opportunity for advancement.
4. Vacation with pay
g. Opportunity to secure group life in
surance, disqualification, surgical and sick
benefits at Q very low cost.
z. No Sunday or holiday work.
8. Convenient working hours.
Apply Safeway Employment once, 4th
and T sts. ne, or to the manager Of your
nearest Safeway. II you have been pre-
yiously employed, bring your release.
Evening star., 1944-02-28
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Evening star., 1944-02-28
SALESMAN

Large, nationally-known manufacturer
has excellent postwar opportunity for man
experienced selling. stationers. dept stores,
jewelers.. Salary in training. commission
thereafter. Write complete qualifications:
include recent nonreturnable snapshot.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-06

no je da e vec vadnh uradov ma deu, da zbereo po-
drobnese podatke tel stvar in nekaterh drugih tenn
problemom povezanh zadevah.
Nobenega dvoma ne more bt tem da bo svetov-
nj faszem poskusil vse, da resi- in asno e tudi da
re izbrana dezela kateri bodo odigra ogromni
napom prostrana in Sc vedno ma fevdalen nacn VIA
dana Argentina tel dezeli brezmenih veleposestev
kater je vladaoca klika pokovnkov zda ze in
hujskaa boevtmi govori in rozljala sablo,
nastaja orozna industrial. Sosedne dezele ogrozene in
nacistcn AGENT najdejo tam zavetje Argentina
odkanja izponitev svoh obligac kot clanica paname
rskega sveta in tenn sabotira nacrte Zednenh
rodov "a obrambo n-Amerke.
Borba proti naci-fasisticni International in proti
nenm naporo, da 81 prdobi Argentini trdno oporo
zahodn helnsfer e bila re dolgo casa eden zmed ee
nentov voline kambanje Zedinenih drzavah Zdaj pa
e to vprasane prso dnevn red tako da DO odkri
to razpravljalo MEN,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-06

merah, tako da 81 vsi zele, da Sc
jih odpravi proc, v kraje, kjer
bi bill ma varnem.
zivimo pri kmetih v vaseh,
katere je sovraznik po vecini ze
.pozgal in oropal, ma neverjetno
primitiven nacin, spimo ma tleh,
ma glinasti zemlji brez slame,
in Sc hranimo skoro izkljucno S
turseico in fizolom.
Najhujse pa je, da mas obda-
ia sovraznik, XII cesto posilja
svoje tolpe v te kraje, nakar
moramo bezati, ako nocemo, da
mas polove in ubijejo. Ma zalost
jih je bio ze dozdaj poklanih
preko 800, ker MISC mogi do
wolf nitro bezati, ali pa Sc MISC
znali orijentirati, tako da so
prisli sovraznikom roke. v ta-
KEN casu moramo bezati in Sc
skrivati v gozdovih, dokler So
vrazne bande svojega roparske-
ga poh'oda ne koncajo. To je Sc
veda "a stare in onemogle ljudi
in "a otroke prava katastrofa,
strasno trpljenje, napor in po-
manjkanje. Pri zadnjem ustas-
KEN napadu smo morali pes be-
zati preko $50 KIM in ziveti 16
dni gozdovih, v dezju in vi
harju. Mnogo je takih, XII so 81
sami well zivljenje, ker MISC mo-
gil vec prenasati toliko hudega.
Kar smo imeli, smo seveda vse
ze izgubili ma teh pohodih. Sko-
70 nikdo nina vec niti najpo-
trebnejsih stvari, a kar imamo
ma sebi, obleka in cevlji, je vse
re raztrgano, precej mas je re
bosonogih. Denarja nimamo vec,
:estokrat smo lacni, pomoci nj
cd nikoder. Osvobodilna vojska
pa ina sama slime tezave in tu-
di breb mas re dovolj tezkih skr-
bi.
Radi tega vas nujno prosimo,
da ma odgovornem mestu govo-
rite o nash tezavah, ter nam
posljete po ,zracnem potu pred
vsem obleke, perila in cevljev,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-06
Jugoslovanska relifna organizacija "a
New York in Okolico

narodu. Precejsna kolicina bla-
ga, XII je do sedaj zbrano z ak
tivnostjo Kluba jugoslovanskih
pomorscakov, je re izrocena re-
lifni organizaciji Zdruzenega
odbora in spravljena v njego-
vem skladiScu.
Pc odloku, da Sc tenn mestu
zacne vsestransko akcijo med
naSim in ameriSkim narOdOm "a
zbiranje pomoci in da sc to ak
clio vodi po nacelu enotnosti,
pc katerem DELUXE Narodno O.
svobodilno gibanje V Jugosla-
viii in ZOJSA tukaj, je bill iz-
bran sledeci odbor, XII DO takoj
pricel delovati pod imenom
"War Relief Fund of Ameri-
cans of South Slavic Descent
for Greater New York"
Vinko Ujcic, predsednik; Jo-
S e h Zavertnik, podpreds. ;
Leo Bacich, tajnik; Anton Sin
itch, pomozni tajnik; Flip Fl
jan, blagajnik; John Radoman,
Ludwig Mutz, Milka Furcich,
Jennie Padar, in Mary Denis,
clani nadzornega odbora. SirSi
odbor tvorijo sledeci: Anton
Gerlach, Mary Perkins, Harry
NJ. Justiz, Anna Krasna, Oskar
Magazinovic, Mato Grubisic,
Kate Bilach, Mirko Skarica,
Ivan Skelin, T. Oroz, Tomo Ba-
bin, Ely Jovicevic, Luka RADIO
man, John Crncich, Jozo Mar
kov, Nick Baraba, Vincent Slja-
ka, Aleksander Furlin in John
Mrakovcich.
Upamo, da Sc bodo slicni od-
bori-ce Sc Sc niso-takoj Or
ganizirali po vseh nasih nasel-
binah in takoj priceli delom
Ia to sveto in plemenito svrho.
Vinko Ujcic, predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-06
Polozzaj Mzid0v v
JugoslaviUji

Zveza zidov IL Jugoslavije V
Zedinjenih drzavah je prejela
pred nekaj dnevi naslednje ri
smo IL Jugoslavije, il ozemlja
pod oblastjo partizanov:
Dragi prijatelj! Znano vam
je najbrze, da Sc mas je pribliz-
10 2,7O0 zidov il Jugoslavije re-
silo ustaskega terorja, ter da
5mc nasli zatisje ma otoku Ra-
bu po Italijani. Pc kapitulaciji
Italije je priblizno 600 cd njih
uslo v Bari k Anglezem, doeim
ie ostalih. priblizno 2,100. presto
v osvobojeno ozemlje k marsa-
lu Titu. Vsi mladi ljudje, zene
in moski, SO Sc pridruzili parti-
zanom in Sc bore Sc danes jul
nasko ma strani osvobodilne ar
made proti sovraznikom. Mnogi
izmed njih so re padli v tenn ju-
naskem boju.,
Priblizno 1000 oseb, poveci-
nj starejsih naoz, ter zena in O.
trok pa Sc nahaja ma osvoboje-
Aem ozemlju maj sala Tita =
nastanjeni 50 med Slunjem in
Glino, porazdeljeni v vasei,
kjer 1--WE Y skrajno tezkih raz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-06
Gostilnicarji podpirajo nabira.
ME kOsitra

Washington. - War Produc-
ton Board poroca, da Sc bo
National Restaurant Associa-
ton udelezila kampanje "a ma
biranje kositra. V tel zvezi je
zbrano $3.50 vseh restavracij
nase dezele. Mnogo gostilen je
ze dozdaj ma svojo roko podpi-
ralo nabiranje kositra, to d a
zdaj, ma poziv ravnatelja' WPB,
Donalda M. Nelsona, je zveza
odlocila, da Sc bo udelezila ma
biranja 1OO-procentno. Louis S.
Loeb, nacelnik nabiranja kosi-
ira pri WPB General Salvage
Branch, je naglasil, da je po-
manjkanje kositra kriticno in
svaril: "Nemogoce bi bilo preti-
ravati vaznost nabiranja kosi-
ira. Mas cilj je bill nabrati vsak
mesec po 100000 ton, medtem ko
smo le redko prekoracili polovi-
co te mnozine. To je zelo obza-
lovanja vredno, posebno ako po-
mislimo ma one tisoce predme-
TOW vojaske opreme, "a katere
je kositer neobhodno potreben." ;"
"Podpora vseh ameriskih res
tavracij nam je neobhodno in
nujno potrebna. Cd njih je v
prvi vrsti odvisen uspeh nase-
ga nabiranja. Prizadevati bi 81
morale, da potrebujejo do zad-
ME vse predmete il kositra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-06

hrane in denarja, ter obenem
skrbite "a to, da mas spravijo v
Bari po zracnem potu, kajti tn
preti 100 osebam najvecja ne
varnost, da izgubimo zivljenje.
V nasi neposredni blizini pri-
stajajo vsak can letala, XII pri-
nasajo. partizanom obleko, hra-
ne in zdravil. Ia letala bi mas
mogla ma svojem potu nazaj
vzeti s seboj. Tukajsnji ljudi
bi, nam rade wolfe pomagali, a
nimaJo sredstev
Hugo Wellner.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-06

Ne,U York, ". Y. - Brz, ko
je koncem augusta Zdruzeni od-
Dor J.S.A. dobil Cd nasih obla-
sti Washingtonu oljenje
"a zbiranje in posiljanje pomo-
ci trpecim narodom Jugoslavi-
je, SO aktivni ljudje V tenn ma
sem srediscu postavili vprasa-
ME, kako bi ma najucinkovitejsi
nacin pomagali relifnemu giba-
nju skozi imenovano organiza-
clio, XII 81 je po svoji politicno-
publicisticni aktivnosti pridobi-
la ugled in zaupanje nasega in
amerikanskega ljudstva in XII v
eni skupini zastopa vse nase ma
rodnostne grupe.
Ma sestanku odbora Zdruze-
MIA Jugoslovanskih Amerikan-
cev, odnosno, srediSca jugOslo-
vanskih drustev v New Yorku,
je bill sprejet odlok, da sc "a 18.
Iseptembra sklice konferenca
vseh zastopnikov drustev V svr-
h6 oSnovanja odbora, XII DO de-
,loval kot relifna organizacija
I'd Jugoslavijo V Greater New
YoTku, a tesnem sodelovanju
in pod dovoljenjem organizaci-
je Zdruzenega odbora, XII delu-
je pod imenom "War Relief
Fund Of Americans of South
Slavic Descent"
Y skladu 5 tenn odlokom je
bila sklicana in je bila tudi OBJ
drzevana konferenca 1S. sep
tenbra, katere Sc je udelezilo
cez 100 delegatov aktivnih hr-
vatskih, srbskih in slovenskih
drustev mesta New Yorka.
Ma tel konferenci sc je obsir-
no razpravljalo najboljse
in najkoristnejsem nacinu. de-
la, in kako da Sc tenn delom
nadalju.je, ciljem, da bi pri-
neslo elm obilnejsega plodu.
Konferenca je potekla V maj
bol ljsem redu, prezeta duhom
sloge vseh navzocih, XII so po-
sluSali govore bratov Justiza,
Zavertnika, Radomana, Ujcica,
Bacica, Rev. Maletica, Babina
in Gerlacha. Jedro vseh teh 60
vorov in pripomb v zvezi z nil
mi bi Sc moglo zajeti V emo vo-
dino misel neWyorskih Jugoslo-
vanov, namrec: naSe delo mora
temeljiti ma nacelu takSnega
bratovskega cdinstva, kakrsno
.je nasinf narodom V njih tezki
in krvavi borbi dalo moci in po-
leta, da dosezejo uspehe, kate
rim Sc vzhiceno cudi yes svet in
S katerimi sc posebno mi, njih
bratJe, ponasamo.
V kratkem, vsi prisotni so sc
zedinili predlogom V. Ujcica:
da izkoristimo dovoljenje orga-
nizacije Zdruzenega odbora in
da Ics do sedaj zbrani denar
nasih tukajsnjih drustev izroci-
mo doticni organizaciji. Pribli-
zno $4,000 je do sedaj zbranih,
ali glavna svrha konference je,
da Sc ia vsota mnogokratno po-
mnozi, kot tudi da Sc pomnozi
zbiranje oblek, cevljev in dru-
gih potrebscin, v svrho, da Sc
" najkrajsem casu poslje prva
'ladja blaga nasemu trpecemu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-06

s.1oE EESsSS3k
Zupanciceva koza in Mihelicev
kOsmac
Sc nekaj zelo, zelo vaznih po-
>datkov glede vprizoritve ne
deljske igre "Deseti brat, mo-
rajo zvedeti nasi cenjeni citate-
lji, da Sc nasi ubogi zivalski pa
ri, psu in kozi ne bo delalo ka-
kin krivic. Hodili bosta ii zvezdi
po stirih nogah in "a njih opis
bono rabili skratovo kolono, ia
ko, da sc bodo zvezde ma dveh
nogah razlikovale cd zvezd ma
stirih nogah.
Nakljucje je naneslo ali uso-
da, da je incl ia pes, XII je last
trgovca Johna Mihelica "a
ceste in Donald Ave-, svoj prvi
nastop oh priliki zborove 20
letniee, torej pred petimi lett
igri MAS gospod zupnik". Te-
laj Sc je tako dobro vedel, da
5edaj ne bi hoteli pod nobenim
pogojem iskati psa kje drugje.
Hvala kosmacu "a nastop in So
delovanje njegovemu lastniku
ze v naprej.
Zupanciceva koza bo pa imela
svoj debut" ali prvi nastop Sc
lie nedeljo 8. oktobra. Kako Sc
DO zadrzala ma St. Clairskem O.
dru in v Krjavljevi koei, kjer bo
gospodaril Eppich, Sc mic ne We
mo. Vse je odvisno cd tega, ka-
ko je bila ia gospica ali gospa
vzgojena in trenirana. Gospoda-
rica j je poznana Gusti Zupan-
5iceva liz Euclida, XII je tudi sa-
ma izvrstna igralka. Sreca bo-
zja, ola Sc Sc dobijo TAXI ljudje
kot je Gusti, da mislijo ma vse.
| Kdo 81 more predstavljati Kr-
| javlja brez koze? Tudi tema
lvema hvala "a sodelovanje!
Radovedni smo tudi, kako bo
izgledal sedanji Krjavelj. Mo-
goce Sc ga bo Sc koza prestra-
sila. Iradicija je namrec nasta-
Ia, da Sc Krjavlji kosajo med Sc
BOZ kdo bo grsi, ne, kdo bo lep-
81. Tako pripovedujejo, da ko je
pred lett igral to vlogo Grobolj-
SEX, mu je Frank Jelercic, cvet-
licar takole dejal: mic ne re-
Gem, sal 81 boljse igral kot pa
JAZZ, ampak tako grd pa nisi bill
kakor sem bill JAZZ! Natura
namrec, je Sc vedno vec vredna
kot sminka.' Pricakujemo, da
bo prisel mas Frank pogledat
tudi tega Krjavlja in izrekel
svojo sodbo.
Pa Sc nekaj. V vlogi cevljar-
ia krivca bo humorist John
Czech in zena Neza mu takole
pove: "Jezes, jezes, tisockrat mi
je bio zal, da sem sc obesila ma
te! Kako lepa sem bila in zeni-
nov sem imela bogatih in po-
stavnih, da jih je bilo kaj hla-
cab! Ii pa 81 kakor zakelj ne
srece!" it'd, it'd In to bo j.
sti Czech, XII Sc je pred par tedni
porocil. Ha, ha! Gotovo je, da
Ii resnicnem ziyljenju ne bo
treba poslusati takih molitvic.
Tvoja zenka v resnicnem ziv-
ljenju BIO VISA drugacna, tudi
krasotica, ampak ljubeznjiva in
prijazna. Zato ne sodi zensk po
Nezi IL "Desetega brata.''
Pa Sc enega resnicnega zeni-
ma imanao v tel igri. To je Tony
Elersich. Obema zeninoma in
| njunim druzicam ''resnicnim"
izrekamo 1lase iskrene cestitke.
| ppnouUon;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19

He has lived in a world mainly of men without women. Swear ing, ribaldry, and fits of explosive temper have always been part of the soldiers equipment. They help to relax tension, to make the in. certaintiee, fears and pfivatipns of life in uniform a little more bear. able. Army newspapers after the last war coungeled readers to ration themselves to lone damn . day" in preparation for going home.
 DON'T WORRY
 Nobody should worry much about this habit in soldiers. The effect of home circle and feminine company, ana the erosion of civil life, will soon wear away most of the bar- racks SWagger. DraWlngYroofn man. nefS may also have suffered tenn. porary loss, not only because the army was concerned with graver matters than salad forks but be-" cause It demanded from the soldier too much conformity of its own. Alter picking up cigarette butts on the parade ground, CT Joe will come home and probably scatter ashes over the living.roos1l rug.
 Sometimes he wants to be c solitary prowler, roaming the old hometown til a late hour, and he reSentS Mothers sitting Up for him or asking where he has been. Next morning he will sleep till the noon whistles blow. Tn such behavior there is nothing sinister. He iS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19

dustry and the returning service man will be brought closer together, and the problems of reenployment lessened.
 The War Advertising Council has given it's full approval and coop eration to this series, which also has once of War Information eri. dorsemert.
 Henry Souvaine. Inc, leading New York radio production firm. has been designated to produce the program. Well known writers. di- rectors and music conductors will be sent to the scene of each broan . cast, and will work for several weeks with Red Cros recreation d. rectors and hospital personnel in building each program. Tn addition, natior aly known writers of the Writers Mobilization commit .ee have offered to supply dramatic material for the series.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19
Tenderness Encouroseme nt sp in Reudluent to c Le
. N M

deeper maturity lh AppFeolAeMs hen fl hs sels these thlngA. AN oGAee personal adjustments WlA tan ml0 place more eAsllN like hh FeMtloAA with parents old lflehds, Aelehboae. But ll he finds that bhe hAs heAh sitting under the AbplAttee Wlbh anyone else and ls untrue. oF AhoWs utWllllngnees Co treat with loVlhR patience hi efforts to gebNlld MO old life, then the results may Drove .dlBastrous. He ls apt 60 RfoW cyAleAlI Ritter, dlsllluslt ned about khe WAk
 inselE, and women tf ReheFAllA-hlek EIhg the bottle, taking his pleasure where he finds lt, loelhg kof awhile the vital ambition Co strike Fooe again as A civilian. Nothing 10 ksAotA important Co a young veteran than the reception he gets from hls bUst girl.
 NEED SUPPORT
 The minority who come nome with scars of the service, oF Wllh crippled bodies, need this sNppost even more desperately but hlAhA will fall Into errors like sentiment tallsnn, encouragement eE the ina valid complex. or a false Btolelslkl which Ignores the Injury AB lk M were too terrible to face. The solg dicr is prone to De A feAllst, and should De treated like one.
 Talking the prcbletns through. even with a few honest tears, glves more relief and help than refusal to meet the facts. A crippled veteran, with the promises how given bs kh4 science of pfosthesls--the retaining of muscles And fitting Of Artificial alds--And the wonders of fehAbllltAs ten, In bringing light Into dAtknebA has no reason to feaf defeat. TheEo 10 vital work for him to do, lA sothe profession where hs hAhdlcAn counts for nothing lh lts eklleleft performance. No one is better able to strike that spark in him than the girl who loves him, and has ' boundless faith in their power c work miracles together.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19

merely paying his disreSpects to taps and TeVeille. Soon enough he will settle back Into the groove ef work or study hours, live more conven- tioi1ally.
 A little, pampering will do no harm, He has thought much about the creature comforts of home, of soft beds and soapy baths and Mothers cooking as contrast to K-ratlons and army "sluft." Re- distribution centers, catering to re- tlrnees, report that milk -four to five, glasses at a IneaD and ice cream Ca couple of double helpings) are the overseas mans favorite foods. Even for a CT on the present three.week leave, being able to loaf and go fishing, sail a boat, drive his car as far as his furlough ra. tor of five gallons will take him, and regain his individuality under a bit of spelling from those who love him-theSe things gre good for his soul.
 American soldiers on far fronts of this global war are more home. sick than our soldiers have been in other wars. The soldiers yester- days are the only handle he has for laying hold upon the uncertain to- morrow. Memories and future plans almost always entwine about his girl. The average CT is unmarried but in love. Despite publicity about foreign war brides they will always
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19
.KATEN TO DIRECT
 LOCAL COIN CLUBS
Appointed District Secre. .tary of Western Conn By
 l.. National President

The American Numismatic Asso- citation. through Its president. Mar tin F. Kortjohn. has announced the appointment of Frank J. Katen of Milford as District Secretary for Western Connecticut. The national organization. organized in 1891 and chartered by Congress in 1912 have e9 local coin clubs affiliated with 1t throughout the country.
 At the present time there are local coin clubs in Bridgeport. Greenwich, Hartford, Milford, New Haven and Waterbury. all in Connecticut.
 Mir. Katen has been very active In numismatic circles for a number of years. He was awarded 1ndivid- ual First Prize for his display during National Coin Week in April. l9l4. as well as blue ribbons for being a contributing member Of the Milford Coin Club and the Boston Nunlis- nnatlc Society which won first and second prizes respectively in the clnh contest.
 utouns and indlEaiDsls lnlmenlee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19

Charles Havelsa son of Mrs AIbina Havelka ot 70 Euclid Avenue, IS now wearing master Sergeant cnev rons The promotion was officially announced by Army headquarters on August 15 1944 at the 4Srd Division war torn area in the Southwest Pacific Federahzed into active service February 4 1041 with the Naona Guard. Hayeka has been overseas nearly A months He Is veteran of the widely heralded campaign of the 43rd Division to set the Rising Sun in the Northern soIomons last year In addition he has been stationed on CsuadaIcana the RusselIS, and in New Zealand where the division went after finishing of the Japs fin the New Georgia islands Previous to his entering the armed forces Havelka employed by the Royal Typewriter O. in Hartford. He attended high school in Windham, Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19
Good Evening.
LOOKING AHEAD
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When we get back to normal times We1i begin again to read stories about crimes Pck up as it were, where left of, Becon1e purely domestic persons at the first lsyo We ahai soon forget this quite upSettlng age, Fighting for the highest weekly wage, Begin to think Of shoes and slips, now don't grin, Become interested n the long lost hair pn' Gmau things shali keep Us busy, Clothes lines things called IpperS, Thumb tacks and lawn clippers. When times are normal once again We shall become more interested in our fencwmen Take time to chat over the garden gate, sit up nights playing checkers late. We shaIl mend our fences paint the house, And yes, by gosh set trap for the mouse We won't be buying meat on the hoof Aha you're 9"'"e' '''''" w "''''N Elm Elm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19
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By DIXON WECTER Author oe "Wheh Johnny Comes Marching Home" ,"t Written for NEA servicel

veterans famiy can make or mat his fesdjument mother wife mSderttands his nature and iS problems complains he different him with petty ging scodng, ruin him. t%' t'
 pecoat government Overseas Jokes will with those masW home pictures welding metal and driving homecoming wife will to the dishes and Show Henry what they taught you in K p that the veteran will coony agc to henpeng He will resent too much feminine interference When in doubt, let him alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19

Private Joseph c. Ruzinkovic whose wife, Harriet resides at 35 Fern Street Naugatuck is duty with an Ordnance Supply Company on an island base in New Caledonia in the South Pacific His job consists Of check. ing incoming and outgoing automotive parts for our course of supply for almost every kind of automotve supplies you can Everything from radiator caps to bumpers are stored and ready for shipment on minutes notice Pvt. Ruznkovic is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ruznkovic, 49 Hill Street This Ord nance company is part of the huge South Pacific General Depot one of the largest supply bases in the entire Pacific Ocean area.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19

He has changed remain Q comparatively small nuin- Der,
 Tn the last war, out of 100000 doughboys in France and Eng land, less than 600c took alien wives. The soldier thinks much of the girl he left behind him. He likes to imagine that she is watching him from far away, while he fights for the security of their future home and the right to return to her with honor.
 HE IDEALTZEs HER
 Of course the soldier has ideal- ized his girl, and she him. some- times the result of Teacquaintance will not be perfect. Both have changed. The end of every war brings a crop of broken engage Tnents, and even more nasty mar riages that finally end in shipwreck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19

Tommy ouinlan and Esther Molinek were among the WaterburianS who thoroughly enjoyed 'Eenecca last Saturday evening in New Haven The pay StarTHs Diana Barrymore moves into New York shortly Mrs Marjorie Voette of A East Dover Street celebrated another birthday last Sunday. Don't know how many candles adorned the cake but do know ner daugnMr, Street is taking singing lessons from F' L. Hebert of Wilson Street.