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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

ril jih je glad, nacijski in kviz-
lingSki terror in bolezni. In do
movi, kaksni so! Vsi oplenjeni,
razkopani in zanemarjeni. A
marsikje nit domov nj vec.
Tam kjer SO stall SO sedaj raz-
valine in ~pogorisca.
Radio Beograd je nedavno po-
rocal, da so naciji odvedli IL Ju-
goslavije ma pristine delo ali pa
v jetnistvo V Nemcijo mad 800
tisoc ljudi. Toliko SO jih MANFRED
well S silo, veliko pa SO jih pri-
dobili "prostovoljno''.
Vlada V Beogradu je IL raz-
nth vesti in podatkov u~gotovila,
da je zdravstveno stanje jugo-
slovanskih internirancev in jet
nikov Nemciji in Avstriji OBJ
upno. Ko so bill osvobojeni, SO
jim zavezniSke vojaske avtori-
tete dale hrane in gladni ljudje
so 10 slastno pouzili. Mnogi so
potem zboleli in umrli.
Beograd zelo graja tiste, XII
MISC stvari boljse p~feudariIi in
pa ker MISC boil poskrbeli "a
zdravila in transportiranje teh
revezev proti domu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

kler je bila Nemcija Sibka, elm
pa il je priSel Hitler ma krmilo,
Sc napram MIN ohladili. So
vjetska unija je v tisti krizi vse-
skozi trdila, da bi branila Ceho-
slovaSko, ako bi bila Franciia
ostala zvesta pogodbi, XII ie do
locala, da stopi sovjetska arma-
da " bran CehoslovaSke lie, ako
stori isto tudi francoska ar
mazda.
Tenn zavratnlm diplomatic
MIN spletkam je Moskva V po-
letju 1889 zaigrala S svojo Gu
dino dvajsetletno prijateljsko
pogodbo S Hitlerjem, XII jo je
slednii prelomil dive lett pozne--
je z invazijo V Rusijo.
Cehi izgubili zaupanje v
zapadne sile
Predsednik BeneS ie postal v
ten diplomaticnih kupcijah med
velesilami clovek brez domovi-
ne. SlovaSko je Hitler oklical
"a ."samostojno" drzavo in ma
Waldo il je posadil klerikalce, XII
SO il krmarili dokler je nj osvo-
bodila rdeca armada, CeSko in
Moravsko pa progiasil "a nacij-
ski 'protektorat". V Londonu
in v Parizu SO godrnjali, nekaj
tudi V Washingtonu, drugace pa
je Hitler ne CeSkem in Slova-
Skem lahko svobodno nastopal.
Sele ko Sc je svetovna vojna st.
II dodobra razvila, so v Londo-
nu rekli, ola pogodba med Mem
clio in Anglijo (pod Chamber
lainom) glede delitve mel &C.
hoslovaSke vec ne velja.
Ampak Benes in njegov mi
Mister vnanjih zadev Masaryk
(sin pokojnega Tomaza Masary-
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
Voini dobiekari "a odpravo vsake kontro|e

Vojni dobickarji so v ofenzi-
vi. proc S subvencijami produ-
centom. Proc z uradom "a u
pravljanjc cen (OPO), ven z
vsemi drugimi vladimir regula-
cijami, XII ovirajo privatni biz
nis!"
V kOngresu imajo Ogromno
zaslombo. Ma stotine vaznih
NEST v vladimir uradih imajo
njihovi ljudje. Marsikak sodnik
Jim lie. naklonjen. In ~justicni a.
parat lie tako urejen, da je zlo-
cincem, XII tie odiraio ''legalno',
nemogoce priti do zivega. A ce
Sc prosekutorjem lie posreGi IL
takniti kjc kako legalisticno
'tehnikalijo', pc kateri je obto-
zencu mogoce krivdo dokazati,
pa je kaznovan z malenkostno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
Vroeonie voinih vietnikov, beguneev in
o~svoboiencev il koncentroeiiskih kemp
zdrUzeno fezuvumi zonie i'm 20 Wade

Naciji SO bill nagnali v Mem
clio il vse o%kupirane Europe
milijone moskih in zensk ma
pristine delo. Vrh tega SO po-
slali tia ma stotisoce francoskih,
s~ovjetskih, jugoslovanskih, poll
skin in drugih vojakov, XII SO
jih ujeli v bitkah.
Poleg teh pa SO polovili ma
stotisoce "nezanesljivih", proti-
nacijskih ljudi, zidov, social
stow in komunistov, s katerimi
so polnili koncentracijske KEN
pc i pa peel, V katerih so Jill
upepeljeva-i.
VISA ia masa, kolikor 'e osralo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
vojna v Europa staIa
naS0 armada do dneva
image zivIjenj

Cd 6. junija 1914, ko Sc ie
pricela zavezniska invazija v
Francijo, pa do nemske kapitu-
lacije 8. maia to leto so znasaIe
ameriSke izgube v 337 dneh bor-
be 514,534 MOI, ali 1,527 ma
dan.
Ubitih je bilo 89,477, 367 1870
ranjenih in 57,S77 pogresanih.
Skupnle izgube drugih zavezni-
kov (Anglezev, Kanadcanov,
Francozov in Poljakov) so INA
Sale y 18TH dnevih v vojni ma
zapadn 'front.' 252,433 MOI. L.
med angleSkih in kanadskih vo-
jakov je bilo 1889 ubitih, 1885,
AS ranjenih in 1888 pogresa-
nih.
Francoske izgube znaSaio cd
lanskega 6. junija do letosnjega
8. iunija 1889 ubitih, 1896
ranjenih in 4,2O1 pogresanih.
Poljske cete ma zapadni from
ii SO izgubile v TEN casu $3.50
MOI. Izmed NTH je bilo 1889
ubitih, 1929 ranjenih in 375
pogresanih.
NemSke izgube so bile seve-
da veliko vecje, posebno vsled
slime premoci zavezniSkega le-
talstva in Opreme.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

1--WE, je sedaj svobodna, To Sc
pravi, nacijskih bicev Sc je O.
prostila. A prisle SO zanjo dru-
ge tezave. Prometna sredStva v
vsi Evropi SO il reda. In tako Sc
potikajo pc Nemciji velike
mnozice teh revezev, XII hi radi
odpotovali, pa nj ne vlakov, ne
busov, ne voz, XII Jill bi hoteli
ali mogli odpeljati prot njiho-
vemu domu.
Povsod pa Jill cakajo move te-
zave in nadaljna razocaranja.
CLAM druzin SO sedaj raztepeni
kdo We kje! Mnogi izmed Min
Sc ne bodo vec povrnili. Pomo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
to pozabljena.

to pozabljena.
v sedanji vojni vidimo Sc ce-
10 vee tajne diplomacije, kakor
je je bio V prejsnji in mixer
nobenega Wilsona, XII bi Sc boril
proti Mi.
Zaupanje napacni 'demOkraciji'
Ko SO nekateri med Slovenci
v tel dezeli klicali, ola zaupaj-
mo ameriSki "demokraciii'',
MANFRED ameriSki vladi, smo v
tenn listu rekli, da so TAXI klici
zavajanje, kajti ameriska vlada
je lie nadaljevanje prejsnjih
vlad in vodi enako stare opor-
tunisticno, cestokras protidemo-
kraticno vnanjo politiko, kakor
jo je V proslosti, vzlic temu, da
SO V prejsnji vojni valovela pc
svetu Wilsonova demokraticna
gesla, V sedanji pa SO drill pc
MENU proglasi pokojnega pred
sednisa Roosevelta in angleske-
ga premierja Churchilla. LIE
Stain Sc Jill ne posluzuje, pa
mu velik del evropskega liud-
stva vendarle Sc najbolj zaupa.
Kaj BIO Angliji Trst?
Cemu Sc je Anglia toliko "a
vzela, da hoce zagospodariti mad
Trstom "a vsako ceno? In cemll
il ameriska vlada gre pr tenn
toliko ma roko?
V Londonu p~ojasnujejo, da Je
Trst potreben Avstriji, Cehosle-
vaski in sploh vsi ~centralni Ev-
ropi. Dobro. Ju%goslavija temu
ne oporeka in prav gotovo je,
da hi Trst pod memo oblastjo
veliko bolj sluzil dezelam CEN
tralne Europe kot pa DO pod
Anglezi in Italiio.
Anglezi sicer ne tale, da je
Primorska pc vecini prebival-
'Nadalievanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
Evropo nj z nusim "orzenolom'
demokrociie" mic koi zudovoIinu

Torii v Angliii sUsIioio, do lie uko oni osfoneio
no krmily, SINE VeIiko Britoniio vputi no nodoIino
pomos zed. drzov. v trditvi, do ie umkrsku vIudo
boil toriisko kokor ie sedui ongleska, ne pretiravo-
10. IUdi TO ie res, du nosu viodo pod Trvnunom po-
nugu ChUrchi1ovi vnonii poIfiki Sc veIiko boil kof
pa lie pod Roosevefom. Provzoprov irnu cd Roose-
velfove smrti doIie AngIiju vso iniciotivo in Zed. dr.
zoe lie pritriUjejo. Tuko imomo no eni sfruni An
Clio, XII ima Zed. drove no svoii strani, in no drugi
~Soviefsko Uniio. Diva bIoko, dive ideoIogiii, dvoie
nosprofUioeih 81 interesov.
V toIii ie "vrgio" MussoIiniiu anerskn dipIo-
rnoeio in nofo snno TO nam sovrozno drzovo pro-
giusiii "a "soboievnico". Toxic ie ia "orzenuI demo
kroeie" oteI fusistieno dinasfiio in priviiegije GER
Xvi, vuiefi nod ItoIiio pa izroeH AngIezem.
Anglezi SO well HoIiii Meme koIoniie, a V mo
9rodo" il "resUieio" $ pomoeio omeriske vIode Trst
in Gorieo.
Greijo smo "ofeIT pred bolisevizmom in "troc-
kiznom", zdto do Sc DO ~fosistieni kroIi, XII ga Grki
sicer ne moroio, lohko znovo povrniI no prestoI. In
do bodo Grki vedeli, kdo Jim mole krUh z musiom,
smo Jim dokozoii, do dobe reIif lie, ako Sc pokore
taxi vlodi, kukorsno Jim odobri London S prifrditviio
Woshingtona.
V Beigji skUSon,o obvurovuti premoS ~pIUtokru-
eie in kraliU LeoPoidU pomugufi nozoi no prestoI.
Odbor belgiiske socioIistiene strunke ie minUIi feden
sogIusno skIeni, do je prot niegovi vrnitvi in OBJ
enen, do je "a sodeIovonje S komUnisti.
~Sovietski vrhovni poveIinik V Nemsiii marsuI
zUkov ie minUIo nedeIio izdul dekret, s koterin do
v%oiuie V tistem deIU Nemeije, XII go ie ~okupiruIa
rdeeu ormado obnovifev PROTFASiSTICNIH stronk
in deIovskih uni. To pomeni predvsem obnovitev
s~oeiol-demokrutske in komunistiene strunke. Eno-
ko polifiko vodi Rusiio V svoiem deiu Avsfriie. An
gIesko in omerisko p~ovelisfvo pc noobrufno ne do
v%olivie v svoiem deiU Nemeiie in Avstrie nikokr-
snih p%oIifienih sfrunk in uni. TO ie rozUmIiivo, koiti
nosu vnonio in nofronjo politiko ie delovskim sfron-
kuno onSnro%nr Hrs0a nv ca lille " kIarox::; fox:~x:
enc in hi ne izgiedoIo kdo We kuko demokrufieno,
oko hi iih ii spet dovoIii.
Boi ie forei bistveno rozrednego z~noeoio: "a
ohronitev kopitoIizmu no eni struni in "a soeioIizem
ma drUgi. 0 demokroeiii in 0 'orzenolu demokrocije'
pa govore oboi, vsoko strun 20 svoje. Ljvdstvo v
Evropi ie V s~pIosnem S tistimi, XII SO ne somo "a de-
mokroeiio ampok tUdi 20 sociuIizem OBJ enem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

CehoslovaSka ie imela takoi
pc ustanovitvi V Evropi in tudi
V mednarodnem svetu zelo va
zno vlogo. Pomagal il je k temu
ViSok intelektualni nivo ceSke-
ga naroda in pa MEN predsed-
nix intelektualec Tomaz Masa-
ryk ter njegova desna roka Ed
ward BeneS. Vrh tega je bila
CeSka re v bivsi Avstriji visoko
razvita industrialna dezela, da
je tudi gospodarsko veliko po-
menila.
Protektorat Francije
Vendar pa je morala biti W.
lie svoji kulturni in ekonomski
viSini naVezana ma nekoga. Ia
ko je priSla re takoj pc ustano-
VitVi pod francosko sfefo vpli-
va. Francija in Anglia sta te-
daj delovali prilicnno vzajemno
in vse je slo gladko do prihoda
Hitlerja ma krmilo Nemcije.
Vzlic podloznosti Franciji pa
sta Masaryk in Benes dala svo-
j dezeli tolikSno individual
most, da je posebno diplomat
emo povsem neodvisno nastopa-
la. Tako Sc je BeneS V drustvu
narodov V zenevi zelo uveliavil
in dobil je Stoves prvovrstnega
S~vetovnega drzavnika. Ko ie
postal V tel ligi zastopnik So
vietske unije Maksim Litvinov,
sta bila skupno z Benesem mai
odlocnejSa zagovornika kolek-
tVne zaScite in oba sta zabijala
trancoSkim in angleSkim diplo-
nation V glavo, da &c ia princip
zaVrzejo, DO Europa in nato Sc
oStali svet znova v ognju.
Ape1i ma gluha uSesa
LaStopniki Pariza in Londo-
ma SO ju poslusali in Sc muzali.
Namesto "a kolektivno varnost
SO Sc odlocili "a "apizanje". Ia
ko sta bila delezna Mussolini in
Hitler lie nekaj CRAZE, a drugace
pa sta zela koncesije in tudi v
izSlllevanju sta izborno uspeva-
Ia. Mussolini n. pr. v Grciji, AL
oanlJi in Etiopiji, Hitler pa v
hVStriji in nato ma Cehoslova-
SKem- V jeseni DO sedem let, cd
kar sta angleski premier Cham
oerlaln in predsednik takratne
IFancoSke Wade ma -sestanku v
Monakovem zrtvovala Cehoslo-
VaSko Hitlerju, "zato, da S tenn
%aVaruJeta mir v Evropi''. Be-
lieS Je moral oditi S Hradcanov
' Pragi v "prostovoljno" pre-
gnanstvo.
MIR, XII sta ga zasnovali s Hit
iGrJem angleSka in francoska
viada pa je bill lie kratek odmor.
Oehl SO V tistem meSetareniu
spoznall, ola SO bill Anglezi in
fiahcozi mimi prijatelji lie do
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
v BroziIiii bodo voIili
o~redsedniku

Prve predsedniSke volitve v
Braziliji pc p~etnajst letih Sc bo-
do vrSile 2. decembra to leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
VIoga B~eneseve
CehosIovaSke V
Evropi

LIE STIR POLITIcNE sTRANKE DovoLJENE.
OsLONITEV MA sOvJETsKO UNIJo PoPOLNA.
SOVASLKA sEDAJ ENAKOPRAvNA S CESKo.-
DRZAVA v VRTlNCU sOCIALNEGA PREOBRATA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
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STRAND

Vampires and phantoms hold a unique place in fiction and folklore but never, until the current Repub- lie Pictures double horror show now playing the Strand theater has a vampire had a ghost nor a dead man wielded such power over the living.
 In this show you can actually see how vampires ghost walks, talks and acts in the presence of his intended victims. You can also make up your mind whether the dead can communicate with the living and you can be entertained at the same time by spine chilling two ply hair-raiser . "The Phantom Speaks" starring Richard Arlen and 'T'he Vampires Ghost" featur- ing John Abbott and Charles Cor don. Together they compose a double shocker-bill guaranteed to thrill, horrify and entertain.
 In The Vampires Ghost" VOL get a closeup chance to answer for yourself such age-old questions as to whether a Vampire can actually be killed, whether there are male and female vampires. You can also make up your mind as to whether vampires exist really or whether the scientists are right in their hard-boiled attitude toward vam-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
Curtain Stretchers *** * * *
 CURTAINS NEED THIS SPECIAL SUMMER CARE

or the tiniest snag may turn into a big hole.
 How often you need to wash or send curtains to the cleaners de- bends on where you live. Tn the country, where there is little grime and dust, they often can go for three to four months. In the city, you may have to do them up once a month.
 The important thing to remember, no matter where you Ive,( is that dirt particles are like tiny razor blades that cut into the fabric. The longer they are left in, the sooner curtains wear out.
 For best results in washing cur tains, follow these instructions:
 l. Remove loose soil by shaking curtains after taking them down.
 g. If label says curtains may be washed by machine, use plenty of soft, soapy hot water (not over 160 degrees F.) If label says cur- tains are to be washed by hand or gives no instructions, use soft, lukewarm water (not over 105 degrees F) and mild Soapsuds.
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Add Cereal To
 Meatless Dishes
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

We have ample supplies of cer- calls on hand. They are good and inexpensive sources of necessary protein and for that reason, home economists are suggesting recipes which use breakfast cereals in main course meatless dishes.
 Corn Flakes Fish Loaf
 (Serves 6-8)
 Three cups corn flakes, finely crushed, IF cups milk, cups cooked fish, flaked and chopped, 1-3 cup sour cream, tablespoon chop ped parsley, tablespoon chopped chives or minced onion, 1 table spoon lemon juice, IA teaspoon thyme, l teaspoon salt, dash of pep per, 2 eggs, Well-beaten.
 Combine corn flakes and milk; let stand 10 minutes. Add remain ing ingredients, except eggs, and beat thoroughly. Fold in beaten eggs. Turn into well-greased 1-quart loaf pan and bake in moderate oven (375 degrees F) 1 hour. Serve with white sauce favored with small amount of mustard.
 Dixie Cornbread
 (Yield-9 squares (9x9-inch pan) One cup white cornmeal, 3-4 cup sifted flour, l tablespoon sugar, 3 teaspoons baking powder, l tea spoon salt, F cup bran, l IA cups milk, l egg, beaten, IA cup melted shortening.
 Sift cornmeal, flour, sugar, bak- ing powder and salt together. Add bran, milk, egg and shortening. Mix until flour disappears. Pour into greased pan and bake in hot oven (450 degrees F) about 30 min- utes.
 Corn Flakes Banana Pudding
 Serves 4-6)
 One package prepared pudding (vanilla or butterscotch), 2 cups milk, large or small ripe bana- mas, diced, IA cup finely crushed corn flakes.
 Prepare pudding as directed on package. Cool. Add bananas. Turn into sherbet glasses. Chill. Before serving, cover top with crushed corn flakes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
M The Local
 THeaterS
POLLS

Opening today at the Loew-Poli theater is the new M-G-M film 'The Clock. As timely as the mornings newspaper, as ageless as humanity itself, it's the everyday story of two people in love, with Judy Garland and Robert Walker in starring roles.
 Carefully chosen for its majestic simplicity, this film presents Judy Garland, brilliant young singing star, in her first straight dramatic role. She's the girl next door. who fails in love with soldier, and in- stead of meeting at neighborhood drug store, they're drawn together in the milling war time confusion of New York's Pennsylvania Sta ton.
 Robert Walker was the unanimous studio choice to portray Corporal Joe Allen, enthusiastic, bewildered young soldier, who spends his last furlough before shipping overseas, on his first visit to New York.
 According to the tradition of the theater, there ought to be a villain in every piece. In this story, the clock is the villain. From the mo- ment the two sweethearts meet in the station, until they return for the inevitable parting, they are con- stantly fighting the swift flight of time. Their courage and faith tri- umphs and they crowd a life-t time of happiness into few brief hours.
 Long famous New York land- marks were faithfully reproduced. They include the Metropolitan Mu- scum of Art. the Astor Hotel, The Pennsylvania Station, the subway, Fifth Avenue from atop a bus and the City Hall. New York was literal ly moved to Hollywood and every effort made capture the true need and color of the city that so many affectlonately call the capital of the world.
 On the same program will be the roofing, footing western Gentle Annie" with James Craig, Donna Reed and Marjorie Main.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27

Squeeze suds through and through fabric. Use several soapings if necessary.
 3. Handle curtains carefully when removing them from water, as weight of curtains when wet may strain delicate fabrics, such as ninon and marquisette.
 4. After rinsing thoroughly, squeeze water out, roll curtains in a turkish towel and knead out mois- ture.
 5. If curtains are rayon, don't use a pin-type stretcher, because hbers are weaker when wet and may be torn by stretching. Rayon curtains should be pressed while damp with moderately hot iron until absolutely dry.
 6. Press curtains lengthwise, never across width of material. keeping all edges straight. Don't use too much pressure, it may pull cur tains out of shape.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27

A couple of New York bachelors even protested in an interview about the way women were mak- ing fools of themselves over eligible men, and moaned about what a terrible time they were having trying to keep out of women's clutches.
 GLAD YOU'RE BACK
 But you soldiers are coming back. You haven't seen American girls in a long, long time. You think they're wonderful. And you're used to having to fight for what you want. Used to overcorn- ing all obstacles. You are in just the right frame of mind to make American women feel once again that they are pretty special, that they are worth fighting for.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27

Sager, tied for the Eastern Mixed Team flour Championship this year.
 Mrs. Kreps bid today's hand very boldly, and can't blame her hus- band for going to seven, holding the ace of trumps. The play of the hand is very interesting. The open ing lead was won with the ace of clubs. and small club returned, which West overruffed with the spade 6 and Mrs. Kreps overruffed with the in dummy. She now made a very nice play-she returned a small trump and reasoned that West did not hold the ten-spot, or he would have ruffed high. Therefore she fineSsed the g and now led another club and ruffed in dummy with the ace. She returned to her hand with the heart ace and took out the outstanding trumps. West was squeezed. He could not pro- tect the jack of hearts and the dia- mOndS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27

Soioler promptly cIlmpS dOWn the transport hawser hand over hand, fights the tide-and collects his kiss.
 That's spirit we haven't seen since you've been gone. Men haven't been fighting for kisses in your absence. They haven't had to. The girls have been fighting over the men.
 At parties where men are scarce, it hasn't been bit un- usual to see a bored-looking mid- Gle-aged L,othario surrounded by pretty girls. And they all try to outcharm one another to capture his attention.
 The girls have been doing the telephoning, arranging the par- ties, leading the chaseS And the men who stayed at home have had so much f1attering attention they've grown bored with it all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27

First, make certain curtains you select are serviceable. Look for labels on rayon faorlcs or ready made curtains which tell results pf laboratory tests for strength, fade resistance to washing or dry cleaning and sunlight, perma- hence of finish and shrinkage. If they are washable, follow instruc- tlons on label implicitly.
 Be sure your rods and fixtures are smooth, to prevent snags and tears.
 Change the position of your cur- tains and draperies by hanging them at different windows, so that the effects of bright sunlight will be more evenly distributed.
 Before washing curtains or hav- Ing them cleaned, examine them for small tears and repair them,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27

Especially designed for the larger woman-a simply tailored slip with built-up shoulder straps that stay put. Panties to match. Easy to make Your ABC Special.
 Pattern No 8884 is designed for sizes 36, 38, 40, AZ, A, 46, 48, 50 and b2. Size 38, slip, requires 1-8 yards of 35-inch material; pantie, l 3-4 yards of 35 or 39-inch fabric.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size de- sired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
 Send today for your copy of ''FASHION'-it's full of ideas for summer wardrobe planning. Is cents.
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if movie gals arms are beautiful and the sleeves of her gown are brief.
 Unusual Effects
 For unusual effects, he likes to hang a multiple strand pearl choker to the neckline of a dress archoring it with two jeweled pins instead of hanging it around a girls neck. He weaves velvet ribbons into necklaces to match the color of gowns with which they're worn. He hunts around for old copper, hand-crafted doorhinges, relic, keys collectors coins, regimental in- signia, royal decorations and medals to turn into unusual pieces of con- matchmaking jewelry for stars to wear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
pires. They say seeing is believing.

pires. They say seeing is believing.
 'The Phantom Speaks, on the other hand, affects an entirely different SC: of nerves. Here, Rich ard Arlen, as young reporter in love with a great but rather mad scientists daughter, sets out to prove that the dead cannot communicate with the living and runs into a ser- ies of slightly terrific surprises.