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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01

members or the teaching pro- fession in Wa terbury. An of-
 lcial of the State Teachers Association and chairman of it's it's legislative com m t t e e, Miss Canty has repeatedly dis played her sim
 cere interest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01

to the local of flee by veterans and their fam flies. Handling some 250 cases per week MT. Kelley and his, staff h a V e
 proven them
 selves to be a
 worthy imple- ment to Water bury's overall plan establish
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
MISS MURIEL REYNOLDS

Because Miss Muriel Reynolds, former Waterburian, has been chosen one of two women assistant secretaries recently appointed by the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
This Month,
JOHN L. BONN

Because John L. Bonn, organist and choirmaster at St. Margarets R. c. church this city, has contrib uted generously to this city of his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
EDWARD M. KELLEY

Because Edward M. Kelley, direc- tor of the Waterbury'S Veterans Bureau, has capably eXnedited oyer 2.OOO referrals made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
JANE BALFE

Because Jane Balfe, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Balfe of 69 South View street, this city, has proven at her tender age of Il years
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
The Waterbury Democrat,
MSS FENNEssEY CANTY

Because Miss Fennessey Canty, member of the Wilby high school facdlty has proven herself one of the most capable and hard-working
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
Takes It's Hat Of To-
JOSEPH sMOLsKIs

Because Joseph Smolskis, Congress avenue, this city, long one of the city's outstanding Catholic Youth Organization leaders, has now
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
LT.-CoL VINCENT MILLER

Because Lt.-Col. Vincent Miller, local attorney, is now completing three years of service overseas as member of the Judge Advocates
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
MISS EVELYN M. BARRETT

Because Miss Emelyn M Barrett, head librarian at the Sllas Bronson Library, is ons of the citys foremost business and professional women.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01

62 years of a long and inter- esting musical c are CT. MT. Bonn is now e n t e T ing lis 33rd year with t h e l o c a ] church as part of a c a r e e r which b e g a Il
 with his study of piano at the age of 2 with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01

N o W leading the local library into its 75th year she has proven the ca pable success
 sor to a line o
 astute librar.
 ians who have made of our To- cal institution one of the mos' progressive o. it's kind. Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01
TAKES LOTS OF STEEL

Construction of a destroyer re- quires use of about 700 tons of ordinary steel. This is exclusive Of that used in the ships guns and defensive armor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-01

ball is in observance of the posts silver jubilee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

|pri Plankarju. live duse nj bio
" krcmi. lie krcmar Martinek
|je dremal pri peel in Sc ni.pre-
budil, dokler ga nj Jok potre-
|sel "a rame. i
''Napolni mi cutaro'', rlu je
pomolil steklenico v roke.
Krcmar je zazehal in 81 pomel
oci, preden je segel po posodi.
Jok 81 je primeknil stol k ma
Ii mizici oh peel in sedel.
'Kam 81 Sc namenil," je vpra-
Sal Martinek in ogledoval cuta-
70 proti oknu. "Kupcija, kaj?"
"Ne bo, danes ze ne. Ia kra-
vami pogledam k sv. Antonu,
Tale Vrbek IL Grabna me sill" "
.vrbeka No, MOI"
Plankar je odsel IL hise, da
natoci. Stara lesena ura je hre-
seece odbila emo. Mimo okna Sc
je zazibala pismonoseva ogulje.
ma cepica.
(Doye prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
Opo1nini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe In mlekO
Rdece znamke Y-5 in rs, in
Az do U-2 so veljavne vsaka
"a 10 pointov. "A
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke H-2 do CO
so veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
SladkOr
Sladkorna znamka stew. 35 "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 2. junija. Znamka st. 36 je
veljavna do 81. augusta.
Kurilno Ollie
Znamke stew. 1, 2, 3, 4 in S,
so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 3 z zrako-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
Mali oglasi

POKRIvAMo STREfIE finim no
vim papirjem. predvojne kakovo-
sti. Pokrijezno 1000 kvad. tevljev
kompletno "a SIS. Postavljamo tu-
di siding" po nizki ceni. ~
INDEPENDENT ROOFING CO.
10000 st. Clair Ave-. GL. 946l
Lahki pogoji-brezplaSni proraSuni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

Ko je upihnila luc, 50 Sc ogla-
|sile stopinje il obednice; nekdo
je plosknil z roko in Sc zasme-
jal, potem pa je bio grcanje,
kakor Jokov smeh.
Alena je potegnila odejo cez
glavo.
VIII.
Tisto dopoldne, ko je bila Ale
ma pri Erni, je tical "a pregra-
jo ma posti tudi mesetar Jok in
prezal; njegovo prisluskujoce
uho je natancno ujelo besede po-
starice: "Gospa Strniska v Ma
revzevcu." Obcutil je, da je ne
kaj sinilo oh teh besedah skozi
njegovo telo, skozi srce in mo-
zeg. Toda nj Sc genil; samo ME
govo levo, pomezikujoce oko je
obstalo in nj trenilo. Kakor bi
prisluskal z ocmi. Potrpezljivo
je cakal in Sc nj gnetel med lju-
di, XII so vsi obenem tiscali k
okencu, ko Sc je odprlo. Zadnji
je prisel ma vrsto, kupil dopisni-
co in malomarno odsel. Pred
vrati je izvlekel zamazan I'VE
EEK IL zepa, vteknil med popi-
sane liste dopisnico, sprawl vse
spet Yep in Sc napotil. Roke je
potisnil v Yep, stulasti klobuk
Sc mu je kar sam cd sebe obesil
ma oei, rameni je dvignil, da je
bio videti odzadaj, ker mu je
glava zlezla med pleca, kakor hi
hodil jeticnik.
Jok pa nj ubral navadne poti.
Smrekarjevega dvorisca sc je
ognil in Sc spustil po brezicu "a
posto proti svoji samotni koci
in kmalu utonil v gosti megli.
Donna je odveznil pokrov pri pc
ei in poiskal pisker zajtrka, ka-
kor mu ga je spravljala zena oh
zerjavici. Izpil je iz lonca takoj
v vezi, ga postavil nazaj ma og-
njisce, pee zaveznil in Sci v hi
So. Tamkaj je odprl omarico, v
steno vzidano, prijel "a zelenko
in mize pill il ME v dolgih po-
zirkih. Potem je Evil nekaj sta
re obleke "a vzglavje in legel
vznak ma klop oh peel.
Nj mu bilo do spanca, ker Sc
je dodobra naspal v listju. Bu-
ljil je v crni strop in tuintam
trepetaje vejicami lovil misli,
kakor so sc mu snovale in tickle
pred MIN. Dobro uro je tako le-
zal rokami pod glavo. Vcasih
je zaklopil oci, XII so sc vselej
kmalu odprle in zopet mirno po-
mezikale proti stropu. Ko jih je
zadnjic zaklopil, je obzdel dokaj
dolgo, kakor bi zaspal. Pa nj.
Zakaj sunkoma je skocil kvisku
in Sc zasmejal ma yes glas. Spet
je Sci k omarici, prijel zelenko
in pill, da Sc je dvakrat oddeh-
nil, preden je posrebnil zadnjo
kapljo.
"Kakor bi bila voda," je "a
mrmral, ko je zapiral vratca.
mic vec ne spece in ne ureze
po grlu. Da Sc clovek tako ma
vadi; ali SO pa ostirji sami sle-
parji, da tocijo vodo. Vrag We
di!"
Mesetar je nato vteknil praz-
no ploscato cutaro v Yep, "a
klenil vezna vrata in skril kljuc
v kradi med polena. Potem je
ubral pot "a vasjo in prav ma
koncu vasi zavil v leseno krcmo
-'~'--' -''~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22


mislim: Ali ne Cutie, kljub te-
mu, da innate poklic in da ste
socialist, kakor trdi Mara, ali
ne cutie, da je uciteljica sredi
vseh otrok, sredi vasi in sredi
vsega sveta vendar tako zelo
grozno sama, tako dolgocasno
sama ?"
20 tenn tole - "a danes: Ka-
dar stopim pred kmetisko og-
njisce, kjer sc drzi po troje
otrok "a krilo materi in vsi gle
dajo vanjo kakor v boginjo, in
ko tax vecer stopi oce ma prag,
vrnivsi Sc S polja, IL gozda -
in sc vse oci obrnejo vanj, in vse
stece k MENU do praga: takrat
in edino takrat obcutim neko
nesoglasje v svoJi dust, nekaj
grozno ledenega okrog srca. Pa
samo takrat. To "a danes. Ia
kaj resnicno bi mi bilo zal, &c
bi sc zapletli " to zanimivo raz-
pravo, pa bi v sredi obticali; !;
glejte, gre ze ma poldne."
''Resnicno zanimivo, in pro-
sim vas, kajne, da mi boste pri-
jateljica. V 1neni je namrec ne
kaj, cesar sama ne poznam. Ia
ko sem hrepenela ven, pa sem
komaj prisla - in yes paradiz
je v megli."
"Bodite pripravljeni. Razoca-
ranje rodi bogate sadove! Pri
Smrekarjevih ga gotovo dozivi-
te."
Aleni je bilo, da bi planila ma
dan svojim nacrtom, pa Sc je
domislila onih zapovedujocih oci
in sc jih je zbala.
"Za Smrekarja Sc ne bonn bri-
gala. Kaj mi mar! Ampak sno-
ci sem vas morala zagovarja-
tt. Mesetar, tisti ostudni Jok, je
trdil, da ste Sc vi vmesali ne
ko kupcijo."
Minka je pomolcala in pomi-
slila.
"V kupcijo? Strniska ?
Kaj?'
"Da. Da ste pisali pismo v
Trst!"
"Pisala, res, in Sc bonn in vse-
lei, kadar me kdo poprosi!"
"Grozil vam je!"
"Grozil!"
"Da vas prezene.
Minka je rahlo pobledela.
"Takow
Ko je izginila bledost in il "a
plula ziva rdecica v lice, je sti-
snila belo pest, oci so Sc il "a
svetile kakor ogenj - in dvig-
Mia je roko:
maj me lie preganja! Toda. :"
Takrat so sc nenadoma odpr-
lie duri in je vstopila Mara. Min
ka je ocmi namignila Aleni,
maj molci.
Mara je r1esla dvignjeno raz-
glednico. Ko je zagledala Ale
no, il je roka omahnila, pa Sc
spet nitro dvignila.
'Poglejta, kvadriga z drzavne
zbornice. Ha, s takimile konjci
bi clovek sfrcal v svet!"
'Torej Ivan bo moz-beseda,
da tt poslje zbirko dunajskih
spomenikov?"
"Mm." je pomrdnila Mara.
'Moz-beseda, kdo We. Brest je
bolj beseda kakor pa moz. Me-
nj je vseeno."
Oh tenn je merila z ocmi Ale
no, XII je bila navidezno hladna
in je mirno pogledala sliko. V
srcu pa jo je vendar nekaj jezi-
10 in greblo, da hi bila vese-
ljem raztrgala to razglednico,
kakor je prejsnji vecer svojo, po
kateri j je bilo sedaj prav "a
prav zal.
Mara, poldne zazvoni takoj.
Spremiva Aleno!"
"Pojdimo!'
Vse tri so Sc prijele "a roke
in Sic skozi vas proti Smrekar-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
F.S. FNzGARJEVI
ZBRANI SRISI
|. Sonno

je odpeljal s kolesjem zaradi
kupcije v Mirni dol, da ga pred
nocio ne bo in brzkone Sc I'VE
Ger ne.
"Noc ga bo dala, vem, dobro
vem. Ne veste, Alena, kako je
takole kupcijsko zivljenje ne
mirno. Res sc zasluzi nekaj! To-
da to trpljenje in te vecne skr-
bi in strah zanj. Brez denarja
seveda ne hodi po svetu in ka-
,dar gre, ne zatisnem ocesa, do
kler sc ne vrne. Vedno me skr-
bi, da ne bi nekoc zvedela:
Smrekarja so ubili, oropali. Trp-
ljenje, gospodiena, je mas kruh
- in ljudje nam ga zavidajo.'
Oh tenn pripovedanju Sc je
Aleni vzbujal sum, da je tudi
ona zapletena v goljufivo stvor,
XII jo snujeta Stefan in Jok, in
je zato dvomila o iskrenosti ta-
kega govorjenja. Sodila je, da
cika z nevoscljivostjo ma Minko
zaradi pisma. Zato sc nj mogla
ogreti oh tenn pogovoru in Sc je
bavila kar najvec z Viktorjem.
Po pouku jo je gospa povabi-
la ma pole. Megla Sc je razka-
dila in zolto jesensko solnce je
obsijalo poljane.
Viktor je gnal ovcke in pripo-
vedoval, kako jih, je v sanjah
prodajal, matt Sc mu je smeja-
la vines pa razlagala Aleni, kan
so sejali ozimino, koliko so pri-
delali krompirja in koruze. Ko
so prisi do obdelane njive, kjer
so orali praho, so krenili ma
gozdno pot in sc vrnili domov
sele o mraku.
Smrekarica je prav vedela.
Stefana nj bilo domov do mra-
ka in ga nj bilo do vecerje. Ale
ma Sc je oprostila, da mora pisati
starsem, in sla v svojo sobo.
Tu je razgrnila Sc enkra t
precise pismo, XII ga je nosila yes
dan zepu in ga med dnem pre-
brala lie v naglici. Mic posebne-
ga, je mislila. Ko je pa v tihi no.
ci lezalo pismo pred MO in so
gledale vanjo te okorne poteze
materine roke, il katerih je di-
hala ljubezen, tista prava in ne
poparjena ljubezen starsev, je
obcutila, da je materino pismo
ma otroka, XII biva v tujini, VEN
dar nekaj posebnega. Stavek "a
stavkom je brala, pocasi, kakor
bi bile te besede svete. Takole ie
pisala matt:
Preljuba moja Alencica!
Ne morem 81 kaj, da bi te koj
prvi dan ne obiskala z nekaj vr-
sticami svojega pisanja in te po-
vprasala, kako Sc tt kaj godi, ali
81 ziva in zdrava, ali ii je ;aj
dolgcas in ali kaj hudo j IS.
Midva z ocetom sva tako Ia. ,st-
ma, ker te ne vidiva in ne sill
silva. K am orkoli pogledava,
Alencke lie nj. Kliceva in isceva,
mixer te nj. Opoldne sem sku-
hala jabolcni strukeli, kakor 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
plovom v knjixici st. 3 so We.
ljavne do preklica.
GasOlin

GasOlfn
Znamka A-15 je veljavna
"a Stir galone gasolina do 81
junija. Znamke BIG, B-7 CO il
CT SO veljavne vsaka "a pet
galonov gasolina "a nedolocen
cas-. Ma lieu vsakega kupona
m ora biti napisano ime dr..
Fave in icencno stevilko. Pr
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga.
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte'
vaia razen pri zaprositvi "a no
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer.
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek'
CHA tajerjev vsakih sest mese.
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill
katero je PAD prvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

stlcam sVoJega plsanJa In te po-
vprasala, kako Sc tt kaj godi, ali
81 ziva in zdrava, ali tt je ;aj
dolgcas in ali kaj hudo j IS.
Midva z ocetom sva tako Ia. ,st-
ma, ker te ne vidiva in ne sill
silva. K am orkoli pogledava,
Alencke lie nj. Kliceva in isceva,
mixer te nj. Opoldne sem sku-
hala jabolcni strukelj, kakor 81
ga tt rada jedla; sem mislila,
zdajle bo pritekla - oh, pa te
nj bilo, ker te nj vec. Vse sva
morala sama snesti, in sele zve-
Ger sva jedla in Sc potlej Ia
lostnim srcem in objokanimi oc-
mi spat odpravila. Tudi tvoj ka-
narcek je mocno zalosten, ker
te vec ne vidi. Ma vrata kljuje
in pravi: kje pa je moja gospo-
dicna? Pa sem mu povedala, da
81 sla dalec proc, eez hribe in
doline in visoke gore, eez bistre
potoke in ravno polje.
Preljuba Alencica, pisi mama,
brz pisi; sal vem, da 81 ze pisa
la, kakor 81 obHubila. Midva vsa-
ko uro skrbno nate misliva, tu-
di ii noben dan ne pozabi ma ma
ju in ma Boga in ma Mario.
Tako! z Bogom!
Tvoja matt in tvoj oce
do groba in Sc onkraj groba.
Aleni je bio tesno pri srcu in
vest j je ocitala greh, ker ri pi-
sala. Magic je segla po belem
listu, pero je zacelo drseti po
bell poll, tuji svet je ginil II
pred ME, dusa je vasovala pri
ocetu in materi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

The United States delegates
conference shown above left to right steu
Senator Vandenberg Lower
Commander Wiz
gnia Gderseve Center ohclal
ference
Evening star., 1945-05-16

to waging war. Since Pearl Harbor
war expenditures have amounted to
S20S. 600, 900, 900. More War Bond
money is needed.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

times reach The Star too late TOR correction that day.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

Half Of the total resources of the
United States are now being devoted
Evening star., 1945-05-16
ON THE AIR TONIGHT

YIN TFfE HIK TVHFVTITs
VOL. 3:30-Comedan Bert Wheeler be.
comes star Of this show
WhAL. 9:00-Ginny Simm5 and Jatk Benny
entertain The boys
WT0p. 9:00-Frankies guest is Rise Sevens
VOL. q:i5~-The Navy School Of Music Band
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
The NaZis Ignored the Peas
ants Stupid and SpeechleSs
Son,

bushes near a French farm
house, rolled up his chute
10 get it out of sight and
waited. Soon after dark he
heard someone whispering
in broken English
1T is Pierre LatrouX
that speaks" the voice said
Here are some clothes,
put them on, burn your uni
form and come 10 the
farmhouse If you meet
anyone, do not speak. You
are deaf and dumb. You are
my son. Your name is
Henri. "
The serge ant took a
chance and followed in
Structions. He was filled up
with hot soup and handed
a forged identity card and
just in time. Soon after
daybreak a NaZi officer
and four soldiers came 10
the farmhouse. They ran
sacked il looking for the
crew of the doWned bomber.
And they were in no hurry
TO leave.
Papa and Mama Latroux
explained that their son
Henri had been deaf and
dumb from birth, that ne
was a little stupid and
didn't understa nd that
France was now under the
protection Of Germany.
The identity card in
Henri's worn jacket jibed
with this information. The
NaZi officer glared at the
thick.headed boy for a mo-
ment, threw the card at
him and stalked out.
Three weeks later Avery
was back with a British
outfit based in France-but
his buddies call him "onree"
and tell him not 10 talk
so bloomin' much.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
A Dummy
With Brains

NNEHEN Sergeant A.
N n. Avery of the
w Royal Air Force
bailed out of a blazing
bomber over Amiens. he
floated TO earth in NaZi-held
territory. wondering what
life would be like in a Ger
man prison camp.
He never found out-be-
cause he was smart enough
to take some good MaquiS'
advice and play dumb.
He landed in a clump of
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
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HERE ARE S BASIC THINGS TO DO
in addition to temporary relief measures,
to help your system throw off cold
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Evening star., 1945-02-26
Il 10 y Million
Yanks 10 Be Disabled
Senators Estimate

BY the Associated Press.
Between 100000 and 2,500, 900
Americans will incur disabilities in
the war, according to Senate sub
committee which urges that existing
health facilities and programs be
greatly expanded.
"The men and women in the
services have been accustomed to
the best in medical and hospital
care" said Senator Pepper, Demo-
crat, of Florida, chairman of the
Subcommittee on Wartime Health
and Education. "They will not be
satisfied with anything less than
the best when they return to civilian
life"
The subcommittee recommended
that the Veterans Administration
be given responsibility for the medi-
cal care of veterans with service
connected disability with chief re-
sponsibility for the medical care OF
an estimated 100000 veterans
without such disabilities resting on
there own communities
The report suggested that present
laws be revised to make it possible
for veterans with service-connected
disabilities to obtain disqualification
and out-patient treatment not only
for their service-connected ailments
but for any other disability as we'll
Because the committee considers
community hospital facilities gen.
orally inadequate, it recommended
that the Government continue to
offer hospital care for any veteran
who needs 1t, when facilities are
available and he is unable to pay
for private disqualification.
The Senators estimated that vet
Grams Of the current and previous
Evening star., 1945-02-26
By THE HASKIN SERVICE

BY THE HASKN SERVICE.
Q. After a man has been a mer-
chant seaman for over two years,
can he change over to a Job in q
defense plant without reporting to
his draft BOARDS. j.
A. When a merchant seaman
leaves the merchant marine service
he must notify his draft board, and
If he Is within the age limits, he
is subject to the regulations Of
selective service.
@. What is the salary of a cap
tain Of Liberty ship?-R. M. N.
A. The salary of the master Of a
Liberty ship is $415 per month. He
also receives voyage bonuses.
@. What is the design of the flag
of the General of the Army?-P. P.
A. The flag has a scarlet ground
on which are five white five-pointed
stars arranged in a circle.
@. Is there any way that a serv-
iceman may take course in agri-
culture to prepare himself to take
up farming after the wars. G. N.
A. The United States Armed
Forces Institute, Madison, Wis, is
preparing to offer general intro
ductory course in farming in its
various branches. Men in the service
can take any or all these courses
for fee of 81.
@. Does the act which provides
for a pension to widows and chill
dren of deceased veterans of the
First World War apply to step
children also?-E. L. B.
A. The provisions apply to a STEP
child if a member of the mans
household.
@. If the widow of veteran of
the First World War has remarked
Is she entitled to the pension pro-
vided for by the act Of December
IA, 1944?-W. l..
A. The pension Is not payable If
the widow has remarked. however,
the children under 18 Cor until 81
if attending SCHOOL, may receive a
pension even If the mother has
remarked. Application should be
made to the nearest Office of the
Veterans Administration.
@. Who was the neurological
character who could never be
harmed while his feet were on the
T. H.
A. It was Antaeus, a gigantic
wrestler, who finally was killed by
Hercules.
@. How many thicknesses has
r. e.
A. Plywood may have one thick
board of cheap wood and two OF
or 1t may consist Of .
large number Of thin layers.
@. How long do thoroughbreds
usually race?-T. M. D.
A. The term Of racing usefulness
Is usually between i've and eight
years.
Evening star., 1945-02-26

cuts the cost of your loan and gets
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privately and without endorsers. You
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that the sooner you repay the less
your loan costs. Instalments shown
include charges of go per month on
the unpaid balance. This is House
holds one and only charge You pay
no fees or extras of any kind. The
Maryland Small Loan Law authorizes
a maximum charge of go per month.
QUICK PHONE SERVICE If a loan is
the best way to solve your problem.
phone or visit Household Finance. If
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can have your loan ready when you
come in.
Evening star., 1945-02-26

WE KNOW there are thousands of home
planners who do not realize that quality
Ilmken equipment will save them money
through the years.
There are, perhaps. many who want sugges-
tons tor new homes, so we have prepared
new l6-page booklet full of interesting home
plans and ideas. 1t describes the Colonial
Ranch House shown here. And it tells how
Timken Oilboiler heats this home without the
need for registers or old-fashioned radiators.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
3 Jop-Americons Foce
School Disorder Charge

Ey the Associated Press.
JEROME, Idaho, Feb. 26.-Eight
Japanese Americans, 16 and II years
old, have been charged with ma
licious destruction Of property at
the Minidoka Relocation Center at
Hunt.
Complaints were filed by Frank
Barrett, project attorney, who said
the youths tore up Sext books and
broke windows of a Schoolroom at
the center because they disliked one
of the teachers"
Mr.. Barrett said several teachers
told him they would close their
classes unless the eight were dealt
with"
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Danes Try to Blow Up
Nuzi Commander

~ the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 26.-Danish
saboteurs attempted to blow up a
train carrying Col. Gen. Georg
Lindemann, commander Of German
Baltic forces, to his headquarters
at Silkeborg, dispatches from Malmo
said yesterday.
The dispatches. quoting Danish
sources, said that so far as was
known Gen. Lindemann escaped un-
injured.
Evening star., 1945-02-26

Oh l0QlVlQuAlS.
A newspaper is
rarely damaged
by losing an
election. What
hurts is to sup
port an unsound
cause in an un-
fair way. Even
when the cause
is sound, there
Is always an tr-
resistible temp
tation to over
praise. Then,
victory means
he successful
Evening star., 1945-02-26
266, 900 tons Of raw moferioIs
q doy brought in to keep
uhsod Of Germany and Jopon.

THE LIGHTING WEAPONS for your boy aren't
made in steel mills alone.
Steel starts in coal mines 80 million tons
of coal from u. S. Steel mines 60 into stee!
making each year-82 900 tons day.
Steel starts in ore mines. 49 million tons of
ore from the mines of y. S. Steel are swallowed
each year by war-busy steel furnaces.