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0poIail,i gIede raci-
joIliranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe hi naleko
Rdece z,lamke K-2 do Ell SO
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Procesiraaa jedila
Modre zrlamke To do Nj
SO veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
. SiadkOr
Sladkofna zila1nka stew. So "a
S funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
!. CevIjf
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 8 z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 50 We
ljavne do preklica. Prihodnja
znamka stopi v veljavo S I. av-
custom.
Kuffl1O Ole
Znamke stew. i, 2, 8, 4 in s.
50 sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
GasOlin
Znamka A-16 je veljavns
"a sest ga1onov gasolina. Imam
Ike 81, Bs, Ct in c-s 30 ye.
|liavne vsaka "a net galonov ga
solina 20 nedolocen Gas. Ma
lieu vsakega kupona hora bit
|napisano ime drzave in licencts
stevilka. Pri prosnji "a dodatnt
kolicino gasolina je treba ma
vesti rekord prevozenih mlj.
zganje
Is. perijoda "a zganje se kon
Ga 21. Julia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-23

Fodkoder Sc najdafje vidi. Dale
ne gre. kajti tam Sc obrne pot
K njegovif slavnostni dvorani.
Slavnostna dvorana! Kar je4
Mart zgoraj vse pocedil in Cd
Estfanii sledove doktorjevega de-
La, hodi kakor ma trnih okoii.
Sam s seboj govori ma glas, to-
ida tako rezko, da ga nihce ne
razume, potem pa iznenada OBJ
stane kakor kip, dokler Sc ne
zdrzne, kakor bi Sc bill zbudil IL
globokih sanj.
In Harru Sc zdi, kakor bi pre-
bival hisi, XII SO il pobrali VISA
stekla IL oxen, da lahko hruje-
jo skozi oknice vsi wharf, in
da nj niti kotieka, kjer bi Sc lah-
ko varno skril.
cez nekaj dni pride spet pro-
fesor. Ko je pogledal Rozoma-
rijo, je prisel cudno medlim
pajeolanonn mad svojimi soko-
ljinai oemi k Harru in mu re-
kel:
"Pojdite zdaj k svoji zeni.
ze pref bi vam bill lahko dovo-
lii kaksen kratek obisk, "a pet
minut, toda ii kratki, a nepo-
nnembni obiski bolnika samo po
nepotrebnem razburjajo. Zdaj
lahko ostanete nekaj casa pri
njej."
Harro globoko zadiha in vpra-
sa:
, "Ali ste zadovoljni?"
"Precej. Vam Sc DO seveda
najbrz zdelo, da nj nikaksnega
izboljsanja. Operacija je bila ze-
10 r1evarna in nikoli Sc je ne bi
bill lotil, &c bi bill vedel to, kar
zdaj vem. Nikoli. Vse je viselo
ma lasu. Zato sem zdaj z uspe-
HON zadovoljen. Daljsi pocitek
DO njena visokost seveda mora
la imeti. Toda &c pojde vse do
bro, uparn, da Sc bo visokost do
jeseni spet pozdravila. Ne smem
pa zanaolcati, da lahko pridejo
kaksne komplikacije."
"Seveda, seveda," zamrmra
Harro in poskusi krotiti vihar-
pi obeutek srece, XII pretresa
niegovo duso.
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,kar sem dozivel, ME sill X te-
inlu.o .-,t
Rozamarija Sc rnalo nasmeh-
me. s ...,.
"Oh, da bi ii izprenninjal svo-
je zivljenje! Sal mora bfti bog
vsak dan vessel, &c te vidi. Kai
hoces izprenninjati? Tako do
Der 81 2 rnenoj in s Henrikonn,
tako west. In tvoja urnetnost!
Ali 81 r1apravil kaj taksnega, ee-
|sar bozje oci ne bi smele vide
|tf?"
Harro opre spet glavo OBJ ro-
ke in pomisli. "Pa vendar, Ro-
zan1arija, Sc mora nekaj izpre-
'rneniti v najglobljem bistvu. &c
.clovek tako dolgo razbija po Sc
hi, da postane trd >"
"Trd, Harro? Kdaj 81 bill z
r1enoj trd?'
"Kako 81 dobra, da mi to re-
ces, kako sh dobra. Proti tebi
nisem hotel biti nikoli, toda
VEN, da sem dostikrat bil.'
"Nikoli, Harro, nikoli. Nice
sar ne VEN. Ali mislis, da bog nj
videl, kaj 81 napravil IL uboge,
napol zamrzle Dusice? Srecna
sem,. Harro, v tebi! Blazena
SEM"
20, Rozamarija, kako znas
tolaziti! Kako znas tolaziti,"
sepne in njegove oci sc spet oro-
Sc.
cali znam tolaziti? Ne bonn
pustila, da bi mama kdo wei
sreeo. Zdaj imava vsaj nekaj
kar je vecno. Trdno drziva svoj
zlati trak, S katerim sta pove-
zani najini srci k bogu."
In oba umolkneta in Sc "a
gledata v svetlikajoce Sc jutro.
OsEMINTRIDEsETO
POGLAVJE
Gospod professor
Tezki, Inracni dnevi. Curljajoc
dez, v zlati hisi pa rnoreca tisi-
ma. Nihte ne sme 'videti mlade
gospodarice. Professor S sokoli-
mi ocnni Sc je v avtomobilu od-
peljal ter pustil v hisi svojega
in bledo sestro. Vrnil
Sc bo pa kmalu, in dokler ga ne
bo, ne smeta nikogar spustiti k
Rozimariji.
IN Harro Sc potika pc svoji
zlati hisi sem in tia in hodi v de-
lavnico, kjer prebiva Henrik
Sez dan. Cash stoji oh oboka-
nif oknih zgornjega nadstropja,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-23
DuSicd ROzd1ttdriju
lsvErN1cA TN MEN NoREc)
Agnes Gunihse =
PosIovehn Boris Rihtersic

PosIoveniI Boris Rfhtersic

! Harro. All mar lie YES, da hi te
Ebila skoraj zapustila? In Hen.
rika. Mrzle roke SO ze segale pc
rne11i. Molceca bitja So sc ze bli-
Izala. On, toda vidva sta me dr.
zala tako trdno, ii in oee. Znne-
rom sta me iztrgala il njihovih
rok, XII so me hotele odnesti v
svojih sladkih, vlaznih pajcola-
nih."
Harro kleci pred njo. Vse Sc
strine opon1ine je pozabil. Ko-
|molca opira oh rob postelje, gla-
|vo r1aslanja Oh roke in jo gleda.
Men tuje Iepi obfaz,, njeno ce-
10, ma katerem lezi spet ista
skrivnostna svetloba kakor IT,
sto noe, ko se je rodil njegov sin.
Taksna naorajo biti celia, XII jih
je oplazil angel smrti S svoJ-
mi dolgimi temnimi kfili, 81 mi
sli.
" njegovo srce Sc vzge to. Po-
vedati j mora, kako je bilo v
Martovi sobi.
"Rozamarija, boga v nebesih
sem prosil zate. Vseh sedenn
teneie sem raztrgal. In slisal me
je. K meni Sc je sklonil. Il svo-
jih neizmernih visav, cez zvezde
in solnca k meni. Tipljem oko-
Ii sebe, in nicesar ne rnorem ra-.
,zumeti. K meni. K prasku, k cr-
WI. ze enkrat mi je odgovoril,
ko sem ga iskal, tisto noe, ko
sem zvedel, da bos ii moja. In
potem samemu sebi nisem mo-
gel verjeti. Bill sem zaljubljen,
presrecen norec pri palmah in
morske1a lesketu v krasu zvezd.
Takrat elovek marsikaj cuti!
Tako sem Sc il samega sebe nor
ceval in skusal utrditi svoje sr-
ce!"
"Videla sem te, Harro, pri pi-
niji 81 staI iztezal roke pod ne
bo."
''Videla 81 me? Da, pri piniji."
I'm 1,1islila sem 81: z bogonn
govori. In zahvaljuje Sc mu."
20, Dusa, o, Dusa! y. Spet
moran jokati Ne, pusti me.
Vse moran izliti il sebe."
N jene velile oci zare. Ne, ne
bo prisla brez MEGA v nebeski
vrt. Meme skrivnosti vzcveto il
nje.
Zunaj Sine kvisku svetel soj.
Ptice zapojejo ma vse grlo. Nj
koli ne BIO Harro pozabil njiho-
viii napol budnih glasov tistega
jutra.'
."Saj ne vem, kaj delam, Ro-
zamarija. Svoje zivljenje bonn
moral vendar izpremeniti. Vse,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-23
NadaIJeva1i5eJ

''Gospod professor spi, gospoe
asistent pa ne snnei brez njegs
nicesar dati j. -
"Ga bonn pa zbudil." s
Odhiti IL spalnice, sestra S pla
palojoco oglaviico pa "a MIN
dokler ga ne zagrabi "a suknjie
'Gospod grof," sepne in grozs
jo je, "to je nenaogoce Go
spoda profesorja zbuditi! -
"Videh bono, ali je res memo
goce", vzkikne Harro odlocno,
"Gospod grof, profesorja ne
bo iz sobe. Skozi vrata bo vpra'
Sal "a pulz in vrocino. Gospod
professor mora imeti svojih pet
ur spanja. Zadnjo noe je pre-.
spal v avtu! Tudf drugi Iudje' ga
Sc cakajo. Nocoj ina v Wurz.
burgu spet operacijo. Kako be
delal, &c nu ne privoscite petih
ur?" Brez sape je prihitela Sc
stra, nlado, bledo bite, "a njirn,
da hi resila svojenu gospodarju
spanje.
Torej eakajo tudi drugi :,
svojo bolecino nj on sam ma
svetu. Tako obstane in pogleda
sestro 'Saj mofate vendar
uvideti, da Sc brez pomoti ne
morem vrniti k svoji zeni )"
Sestra Sc ga drzne prijeti "a
roko. "Tudi gospod professor vam
ne bi nicesar dial, &c bi ga uje-
zili. In zelo bi ga ujezili, &c H
ga zdajle zbudili. In nocoj mora
operirati mater sestih otrok, XII
je zbole1a "a rakom -
Harro spusti roko, XII je ze
poeivala ma kljuki. Gospoda Sc
ne boji, maj Sc le jezi, toda pred
sabo vidi sest zapuscenih crvic-
kov in roko, cd katere je od-
visna vsa njihova sreca. -
Pocasi Sc vrne po stopnicah
navzdol. Asistent ne SINE dati
nicesar. To razume. Pocasi stopi
potem v spalnico. ze po njegovi
hoji Sc pozna, da ne prinasa po-
moci.
K njeni postelji sede spet.
Uboga, bleda roka pociva ma ME
govi in njene oci ga gledajo v
svoji neni bolecini. In iznenada
ukrivi hrbet ter zaene drhteti in
ihteti -.
ooh, Harro!" - Sc nikoli ga
nj videla, da bI bill jokal. Ali zna
tudi jokati?
Sestra Sc iznova zgrozi. To
zdravljenje ma zasebnih domo-
viii! &c bi bilo " bolnisnici, bi
streznik in pomozni zdravnik
zdajle takoj odvedla moza il So
be! "Gospod grof, pojdite
ver1," mu tho ukaze odloc-
nostjo, XII jo cuti cello on v svoji
r1emocni bedi.
Toda Sc zn1erom jes tu nekdo,
XII ina svojo voljo. 70 je CROFT
ca, XII je doslej pustila, da SO
delali z MO, kar so hoteli,. XII Sc
nj nic upirala in je z molceeo
potrpezljivostjo prenasala stra-
sne ure. Meme oei so tuje in 60
spodovalne, in plenenitost ME
mega obraza zbuja skoraj strah
Brauneska!
wi pojdite ven" ukaze. .
"Ne smem. Sobe ne smem "a
pustiti."
"Pa pojdite ' sosedno soho in
ostanite tam, dokler vas ne po-
klicem." -
In .sestra prviG v zivljenju ne
uboga izrecnega ukaza svojega
gospodarja. v sosedno soho gre
in cello vrata zapre za seboj. Ne.
ka mogocna VIOLIN je mad MO-
"Harro, 4ajlrazjf' sepets
Rozamarija. "Pojd sem in po
lozi glavo No naojo posteljo. Ds
te bonn potoiazila. !"
Boza so po laseh.
O, kako 50 fau solze dobro de
k.s In roka, II ne boza same
njegovega ccla, a1Apak tudi ME
govo duSo. maj bonn pri tebi
"a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-23

Secretary delegate United Ma
Francisco unable attend because OF
United Nations charter at the state depart
Washington HULL although ILL., consulted BY other delegates
during his active support
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druzino odvze peuenega pozanega
proga in drasesa sreno jubjenega oseta
JOSEPH ADAMITCH
zakament asn svoe mile oe vedno zaspa
je bival cd svoega desetega leta.
Po opravn cerkvi Marie vneboze ma Holmes Ave.
Je OIL dne 2 unJa poen vecnmu pocitu pokopasce
donost stejemo, da tenn prreno
ceesnku podene ga pris pokropt
Prno tud Victor Tomcu "a opraveno slo
vesno v maso ganive cervne obred toz
pomo1 tolazbo ter nam tenn ma en- ali drugi
nan kaj dobrega oi teh zaostnh dnevh
pris pokonega kop posov
Sc udeezli pogrebne mae ter spremii do groba.
Psreno ahvao spemeo canice drustva w Joea st.
1ee ksKJ drustva st. moli pokojnega
Naso hvalo maj sprejmeo stevin darovc
oas krso bag spomn pokojnega scer Mr. Mrs Louis
zevear in druzna Mrs Josephine Adamc Mr. Anthony
o. Mrs JOS Adamich s druzna Babertona Mrs
Mary Joyce Peter Mr. in Mrs Anthony Tisovec
sedey hsere Rudolph Novnce Mrs
Mary Najniger Mr. in Mrs John Najniger Mr. Rudolph
druzna drustvu KsKJ deav Body Cleveland
TWO Lodge No 427e.
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mase XII boo bra poeitek bage Mrs
Louis Kozevear Joseph
tona O., Min Anthony Brbertona in Mrs
Joseph Kra Mr. in Mrs Victor Janezich iz El MINI Mrs sophie IL
Mr. in Mrs Tomazit Mrs Mary
Nangr in druzina Mr. Mrs Joseph Sauc S Mr. Philip
Joseph Jr in Mrs Andrew Kovach
Mr. in Mrs Rudolph Novnce in Gornk in Mrs
Christ cherme Mr. Mrs Joseph Konca Mrs
heere Mr. in Mrs Frank Lauch Mr. Asseg
Mr. in Mrs John Koze Mrs. Hedy Lauth
Mrs Mary
Kun in druzina IL Ely Minn druu Jozefa st. 1859 KsKJ Mr.
Charles Godec Mrs Zbukoec Mrs
sedmak Mr. in VIM. Butts Mr. in Mrs Stanley Zepant
Mrs Anthony 0kcki Mr. Frank Zupanci
Mrs Anton Boka Mr. Mrs John Bnovec
Mr. Mrs Joseph Macen Mr. Philip
Prime Mr. Joseph Valencia Sr Joseph
in Mrs Gus Petenkar Miss Christine Nanger Mr.
Jr Mrs Julia Suna Alice Mrs Christine Boden
Krzic in Mr. Mrs Richard Mooney Mr. in Mrs Mike Maro
Mrs Henry Pavse
lavc Dept. Ia pri Fisher Body Plant. No. 1.
Enako zelno zahvat XII
automobile pr pogreu Mr. Mrs Anthony Ada
mich Barbona o. Mr. in Mrs Joseph Adach
O, Mr. Mrs Tsove Mr.. in Mrs Gornk
John Mr. Rudolph Novnce Mr. in Mrs
Mr. Gotovac, Mrs Pauline Mauar Philip
Smith,
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KSKJ 4276 delavci
Body Plant tako izrazi poan
mi kartam in pismi = ~=>@sE%~.
prisrena pogrebneu
pfjazno
urejeno in zvfstno vodstvo pogreba
&c pmooma prezrh promo,
stte, ker zelmo naprsrcneje zahvait
PrelJubjeni nkdar pozabjen in dragi u
svojo sedaj
Te odpokical Bog moral loc dragh
Gubei hvaezno Te ohrana vedno adke
amo pose da maj ii sedaj obino po6a maj
deli vecni zasuzenem potku in nebeska luc II svei
zaujoti osai: $as> +. s.@S =
MARY, soproga; - :. JOSEPH sin;
Cleveland o. 90 jul. 1e45.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-10


wo might DO. Abic-bodied men,
that's all"
Nv hat about Perry for one?"
Steve shook his head dcci~ivelv.
Il won't let him risk il. h. do
ing useful research work on his
own. You sec, Daphne, | don't
F"or. l bcierc, but | don't
Know -"
And talking about that now
isn't going to help. You need rest.
Nhcn did you sleep last?"
Il don't know. | have to keep
two hour Watches" He rubbed his
hand across his eyes dazcdly.
Il don't suppose there's much to
cat" Daphne said. 'But I'll find
something, and you're going to eat
1t, and take a nap, too"
She put out the bright lights in
the room, smoothed a pillow on the
couch, and said he was to rest there,
adding, "Ill keep watch for you
tonight. You tell me what you want
done. I'm the Perfect Laboratory
Assistant, remcmber?"
Daphne found some eggs, cocoa
and milk, bread that wasn't too old
to toast, and fixed a light supper
for Steve. She sat with him while
he ate it.
Il have lots of things to say to
you later" he said, eating raven
ously. Flows the boy?"
Thriving! He's at a camp. He's
lost two front teeth, learned to
read, add and subtract, and he's
never stopped missing his Uncle
Steve Now u conversation for
tonight IS over You have sleeping
10 49, ana m gong TO work..
M"nO you 70 kho" 'na1 l nope
Sou II 'e HAPPY, oteVe sal sleeplly.
az a L D.,
about Era,n Pc tDawran -
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IN h;rn +b,+ eba wor - onaano1
Sbn nicl.od nm tho trsv ,nJ $40
Don't worry about ANYTHING,
Steve. I'll know what to do"
II won't worry he said; then
added after a rather long pause,
I've missed you, missed you very
much
Daph!'e closed the door soi'ly Il
puiieu ner lace III MS "h'te coaI
mat nuiE on d VAL tneh enloloeu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-10

| probably than what was contained
in that yellow tube with the black
label.
The bright covcr of the maya
zine she'd brought from the living.
room attracted her eye, and she
took it to the bench and spread its
pages under the droplight, compos-
ing herself, with ankles wrapped
around stool rungs, to keep awake
reading until 5 a. m.
When it took form-that other
plot, not the n she was reading
in the magazine story Daphne
didn't know. But She was aware
Of it, in all its clarity, when the
sun rose, and she saw-witho--
much awareness of the passing Ct
the last two hours-that it was five
o'clock.
Daphne went to the instrument
bath again, picked up the charts
once more. There was, for a mo-
ment, a sick feeling at the pit OF
her stomach, but it was not fear.
Steve would be waking in a little
while. She began to move more
quickly, noting with pride that her
hand was as steady and resolute
as her mind.
Her work finished, she stood for
a moment in the middle of the
room, letting her eyes linger on
each thing separately, longest on
Steve's white coat.
Then she went to the sink, got
a basin and, making a solution OF
bichloride, she scrubbed her hands
and rms
Daphne opened the refrigerator,
took a test-tube from the rack, and
washed again. There was a needle
in the boiling water, alcohol and
cotton on the bench 49,.
In a dream, Steve called her
name. After that it was very quiet.
At 6:55 a. NJ, he came up from
the infinite depths of exhausted
sleep, rubbed his eyes and opened
them.
Bright sunlight flooded the room.
He jumped to his feet and Daphne.
hearing, opened the door.
Feel be~tter?"
"Wonderful." he said %yawning.
"Everything's in order. I've
checked everything. done every
thing l think ought to be done.
If you find I've done anything
wrong, charge it up to my want
ing to -. help"
you're all in he said contritely.
"1d not let you do anything if I
hadn't been dog-tircd."
cts all right, Steve" She
reached for her hat on the table.
"There's coffee on. l think III run
along. III be -. seeing you ...
later"
Let nc drive you homc," offered
the scientist.
mo, thanks. I'm not going
straight to bed. l have some things
to do first. I want you to have
your breakfast now. There's m
thing l want to say to you'-she
rubbed her hand across her fore
head, trying to think-"Oh, yes, you
must get food in the house. You
mustn't let yourself be ILL.,"
you're very pale. | don't ike
it."
"No, no Pm not" she said hastily,
and left before he coHl! ask her
any questions.
(To be 1o%ntinued)
Copyrisnt by Marie BLIZZARD:
Distributed by King Features Simulate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-10
RUMAMIlg MASQUERADE
s. by MARIE BLIzARD -
CHATTER ~TWENTY-EIGUT

CRATER TWENTY-EIGUT
The hands of her watch pointed
to exactly half-past twelve wher
she noscd the hired auto into tn,
hollow, and stopped it IN front OF
the three mail-boXcs by the side OF
the road.
There was n light shining out
from the kitchen window Of tn,
last cottage, and Daphne all but
prayed that it would be Steve who
answered her knock.
Her white, tense face seemed ia
swim at him out of the mist Of the
night. For a moment lie doubted hi,
eyes. He had been working hard
in his laboratory when the knock
came; he was concentrating on an
lnflnitcsimal object under a BRIGHT
light.
Steve! It's me, Daphne"
"Come in! Come in!" he beamcd.
In the light Of the room she
looked at him for a long moment
without speaking. seeing his great
WEAKNESS, the new lines etched in
his face-and something else. too,
that troubled her.
Il had to come, Steve" As she
spoke she opened her purse and
took out the newspaper clippings.
showing them to him. This is the
way You said it would be, isn't it,"
Dr. Fenwick nodded slowly.
ITS lust the way Won said II
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18
Death Plunge Inquest Set

Chicago, July IS = CUP) - An
 quest was set for 10 a. m. today in She death of Arthur J. Sikora, 39- year-old engineer of the Wright Aeronautical Corporation, who plunged from the 2oth floor of the Palmer House yesterday.
 Authorities last night discredited the suggestion that Sikora, chief engineer of the firms Lockland, O., plant, was a victim of enemy agents seeking war-vital aviation plans. Sikora's company makes Superfort- ress engines.
 In New York, statement from Curtiss- Wright Corporation, of which Wright Aeronautical Corpor- ation is a division, said an investi- gation showed mo evidence" to sup- port the enemy agent theory.
 Tho statement said Sikora was in Chicago "on purely routine as- sienment and his death appears to have occurred accidentally" Earlier a statement from Wright Aeronau- tical at Lockland said the engineer was carrying important engineering designs.
 An investigation, Police Captain Thomas Duffy said, revealed mo- thing to indicate that Sikora had brought with him a briefcase thought to have been missing. This was substantiated by R. B. Mac Loon, Wright engineer travelling with Sikora, and W. o. Brisben, Lockland plant protection manager, here to check into the death.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18
Falmouth, Mass. Makes
 First Resort Survey
Interesting Results, Deductions Highlgh Report; Air
 Service to Create Future Competition

Boston, July 18-What is believed to be the first economic and socio- logical survey of any resort area in the United States has just been completed in New England with the publication today of the book, ''Fal- mouth, Massachusetts" written by Willard c. Taught.
 MT. Faught's book is based on a year spent in Falmouth, interview ing hundreds of families, resident and nonresident and surveying the economic, social and political life of this typical New England con- munity.
 Improved transportation by plane and automobile will not only widen the recreation market but will rad ically change the present resort pat terms and competitive resort areas in this country, MT. Taught believes.
 He predicts New England will meet considerable competition from the Tennessee Valley, Canada and the West, owing to the expansion of air transportation.
 Among the observations made are these: resort towns enjoy a higher standard of living, greater police and fire protection, larger budgets for schools and roads, lower taxes.
 To maintain a successful resort, MT. Taught recommends establish ment of board of directors to plan and direct the communities vaca- tion business activities. This body should direct advertising, promotion,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18
North Irish Commended Byking

Belfast, July IS - (U.P0 - King George VI. speaking to the Belfast parliament, praised North Ireland today for helping to guard the At lantic lifeline and for its welcome and hospitality" to American troops who first landed there.
 The King and Queen Elizabeth, accompanied by Princess Elizabeth, drove through the rain past cheer ing crowds to the parliament build ing.
 Unusual precautions were taken. Last night identity cards were checked on Belfast's streets and every rooftop in the city was guard ed by armed members of the Royal Ulster conStabulary.
 Ten Nationalists = strctiy pro- Irsh members of Northern Ire- lands parliament did not atterA she Kings speech.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18
SHEEP BREEDERS
 STAGING EXHIBIT
Six States to Be Repre- scented in Third Annual
 Sale Event

Storrs, Conn, July 18-Fifty-five lots of sheep will comprise the third annual ram and eve sale of the New England Sheep & Wool Growers Association to be held at the Belden Farm. North Hatfield, Mass, on Saturday, July q, accord ing to Prof. H. L. Garrigus, presi- dent of the Association. Six breeds will be represented, consigned by sixteen breeders from six states.
 Beginning at 10:30 a. m. the sheep will be judged, with ribbons given by the Eastern States Exposition to be awarded the winners. The sale will begin at one o'clock. A feature of the sale, new this year, will be an offering of four lots of South down ewes on which bidding will be limited to boys and girls under 2l years of age.
 ]. The annual business meeting of the Association will take place at the Belden Farm on Friday evening, July 20th. The speaker will be Sam uel Dorrance of the Maine State Department of Agriculture. Enter- tainnsent will be provided by Erwin Fvrbush, magician. of Springfield, Mass