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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
Hot Coffee Best Cure
 For Drunk ,
BY JOSEPH NOLAN

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 31-(Up) -Steaming hot, black coffee with plenty of sugar-that's the simple cure recommended today by Har- yard University's fatigue" labor atory for New Years Eve hang over"
 Coffee is liquid double play because both its caffeine and it's sugar have a sobering effect on the celebrator, a laboratory spokesman said. Besides, it's ineXpensiveness and availability give it an Al pri- ority, making it preferable to CO., caine, benzedrine and other habit forming drugs.
 '"The best thing about coffee is that it's perfectly harmless, and will do the job as well or better than anything else" the spokesman eX- plained. Just sit down and take it as hot and as black as you can. Cream retards the sobering-up pro- cess, so it's better to take your cof- fee straight. But be sure to use plenty of Sugar-a couple of heaping teaspoonfuls."
 For those who get high on sweet hqueurs, however, sugar won't do any good. So the laboratory sug- gested few alternate treatments.
 For instance, the cold shower-a standby with many tipplers-might help though its effect is mainly psychological. It peps you up, but its relief is usually temporary.
 The same is true of oxygen. More often than not when the oxygen mask is removed, the celebrator lapses into gay frame of mind again. The laboratory is somewhat reticent on where the drinker would get the oxygen, but the spokesman recommended a pocket-size contain CT.
 For the good samaritans" whc would sober-up their alcoholic friends, the Harvard laboratory had stern admonition:
 Don't try any of these cures on the habitual drunkard. They'll just get him sober enough to want to start on another bottle"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
Mother Burned m Sauing Son

NorWalk, Dec. 31 - (UP) - Mrs. Elsie Palmenta was critically burned today in trying to save her 4-year- old son, Richard, when fire broke out in their third floor apartment today.
 A portable oil heater, placed in a doorway between the living room and bedroom, was blamed for the fire.
 Mrs. Palmenta was trapped with the boy in the bedroom. She sustain ed severe lacerations of her left arm when she smashed window to let air into the smoke-fllled room, and to scream for help.
 Bremen carried mother and son from the building. The boy was un- affected by the smoke, and was un- harmed. Mrs. Palmenta was taken to Norwalk hospital and her name placed on the danger list.
 Her three other children are at the same hospital, suffering from pneu- monia.
 The fire broke out soon after her husband. Charles Palmenta, left home for work in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
ofAII Divisions InoctiVuted
 500, 900 Personnel
 In Army Eligible
 Today for Release

Washington, Dec. 3i CUP) - An additional 600. 900 Army men and women become eligible for discharge today. and the United Press learned that nearly one-half of all combat divisions have been inactiyated.
 The critical point score needed by enlisted men for separation drop ped to 50 while male officers not in the medical services now need a to- tai of 70. These point changes were announced previously by the War Department.
 Length of service requirements for discharge were reduced to these to- talS: Enlisted men 42 months, male officers 48 months, enlisted w. A. C.s 30 months and W. A. c. officers 39 months. Medical and Dental Corps officers are now eligible for dis charge at the age of 48 while w. A. C.s married to discharged vet erans may be separated on applica- ton.
 45 Made Inactive
 Of 89 divisions committed to con- bat during the war, total of 45 al- ready have been inactivated while nine other divisions are scheduled to join them by the end of March.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
White House Denied Rise In Personnel
 Novy Head Knew
 Wor Was Brewing
 In For Eost

Washington, Dec. 31 = (UP) - Admiral Harold R. Stark insisted today he sent adequate" warnings to Pacific com. manders before Pearl Harbor to alert them against Japanese at tack.
 Stark said he had felt that the United States was already at war in the Atlantic. and that President Roosevelt ordered a task force as- sembled to seize the Azores six months before Pearl Harbor. The order was later cancelled.
 The former chief of Naval Opera tions defended himself before Con- gress' Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee against Navy Board charge of faults of omission in connection with the Hawaiian dis aster.
 On the basis of the Navy Board findings Stark and Admiral Illus band E. Kimmel, then commander of the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Har- Dor, have been barred from holding Navy posts which require superior judgment.
 Stark was the first witness as the Congressional committee resumed public hearings after a one-week Christmas recess. He may be fol- lowed by Kimmel and Lt.-Gen. Walter c. Short, Army commander at Hawaii when Japan attacked.
 Stark told the committee that:
 1. Letters and dispatches he sent Pacific commanders prior to Dec. !. 1941, were sufficient to keep them informed on import ant military and political devel- Opments in the Pacific as we knew
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31

better understanding was being reached among the members of the Big Three.
 In half-hour radio report to the nation last night Byrnes said that the agreements reached by the for eign ministers of Russia, Britain and the United States in Moscow this week should bring hope to the war-weary people of many lands"
 Byrnes explained point by point the various portions of the com- munique issued last Thursday fol- lowing the conclusion of the con- ference.
 Allays Criticism
 He sought to allay criticism by de- claring:
 N l. That the new control set-up for Japan will not in any way im- pair the efficient administra- tion" of Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
 2. That no atomic secrets will . be diyulged before world safe guards are established.
 3. That the agreement on Eu- ropean peace treaties meets U. s. insitSence that all nations par ticipating in the war have a say
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31

the conference might prove fruit ful," but privately expressing doubts, meanwhile prepared for a city-wide sympathy strike at Stam- ford Thursday. bringing out more than 10000 members to cause a virtual complete shutdown of every industry and utility in the com- munity.
 A cautiously worded telegram to the Governor from a Stamford la Dor group. composed of both CIO and AFI, contained threat of the general strike if the Governor did not recall State Police from the area. State Police converged at the plant last Thursday to break up mass picketing and te-jamming when company management per- sonnel entered the factory, and eight arrests, including the plant superintendent, resulted.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
Seven Local Men Jailed For Thefts
 Police from Other
 Cities Seek Clues
 From City Bureau

Police from as far away as Phil adelphia, seeking fingerprints. pie lures and other information, con- tacted the Waterbury Detective Bureau following the arrest last week of seven local men, admitted perpetrators of robberies in eight Western Connecticut cities, which involved 10 safes and over $4000.
 The first arrest came last We'd nesday when Michael OsoWiecki, "A, of BOT Bishop street, was arrested III connection with three robberies in- volving tires. tubes and wheels from cars. He was arraigned in City Court and held on bonds of $10,000; bonds of $20,0O0 were later set. i'll this case as well as in the case of five of the others now in custody of local po- lice.
 Others, who will be arraigned be- fore Judge Charles R. Summa in City Court Wednesday for disposi- ton of their cases, are Leonard Bosco, 27, of 5 Chestnut Hill road i; John Mozella, 35, of 240 Cherry street, and Charles Vernale, 40, of II East Farm street. These three, who are being held on bonds of $20,000, were arrested Thursday night and Friday morning.
 State Police Given Men
 Another member of the gang, ar rested Thursday, Albert Guarino, 27, of 9 Ward street, was turned over to State Police and is being held at the Litchfield County jail under bonds of $7,500 for participation in only one of the safe robberies, that which occurred in Thomaston.
 The other two members of the safe-cracking group who were ap- prehended Saturday, also are being held under bonds of $20,000, follow ing their appearance in City Court this morning where they received continuances to Wednesday when they will be arraigned with the rest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
Army Transport Arrives Safely

New York, Dec. 3l-(UP)-The 4U year-old Army transport Edmund Alexander was in port today, a week overdue from Le Havre, after a hazardous crossing with 4,.605 troops.
 The ship, the former German liner Amerika, docked yesterday Ten of the soldiers aboard were injured in a heavy storm which swept away a 10-ton 20-foot anchor. Gales with an estimated velocity of 100 miles an hour battered the ship during the crossing, carry ing away railings and outside lad derS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
The Democrat
 To Be Published
 New Years Day

A special holiday edition of The Democrat will be pub ished Tuesday, New Years Day. Your regular Democrat newspaper boy will deliver it to your home before 1:3O p. m. The holiday edition of The Democrat also will be on sale at all regular newsdealers. Subscribers will confer 2 favor if they will notify The Dem Ocrat office of any delay in delivery.
 The Democrat will be the only Waterbury newspaper to be published New Years Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
AUTOMOBILE VICTIM

Norwich, Dec. 31 = (UP) - Mich ael J. Sullivan, 70, was killed late Saturday when he was struck by an automobile while walking along the highway. Driver of the car was Fred Wignall, sailor home on leave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
INTERVIEW

Windsor Locks, Dec. 31 (UP) - Funeral services will be held Tues day for Hartford County Coroner Frank E Healey, 76, who died Friday after an illness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
Admiral Stark: Insists Giving Adequate Warnings in Pacific
Bulletins
PINEYILLE MINE TO BE VISITED


 Pinevile Ky- Dec 3l-(UP)-State Mine Inspector Harry R. Thomas announced today that the Kentucky Straight Creek coal mine ravaged by fire and filled with will be sealed beginning Wednesday, No further effort will be made to remove the 20 bodies remaining in it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
Speaks Via Radio
Bvnes Tells Critics
 U s. Aims Protected
Better Understanding Reached By Members of Big 3 at Moscow

Washington, Dec. 31-(UP)-America had today the of Secretary of State James F. Byrnes that onal aims and interests protected at Moscow while
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
M'Arthur Suspends
 Japanese Teachings

Tokyo, Dec. 31-(UP)-General MacArthur today dered the teaching of Japanese history geography and morals suspended in all educational institutions in Japan
 * order was MacArt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31

New Ciasses-Day and Evening. Jan. 2 and 8. Catalog free. Post Jr. College. 24 Central Ave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
HAZY NEW YEARS EVE PREDICTED

hay New Years Eve in prospect for the East seabOard from Maine to the CarOnas thick fog and drizzng rain cut visibility to in many sections and hampered air line operations
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-31
II Trad BIG ToNYJA

Oakland, CalIt. - FRED le-
tom dni me je bolezen polozila
ma posteljo in ko sem lezal V
Mi, sem premisljeval, &c Sc z
ME Sc kdaj skobacam zdrav, ker
mi je "karburetor" (srce) res
tako razbijal kot stara lokomo-
tiva.
Razlicne misli Sc. mi rojile pc
CLAW, Diva naSa sinova sta bila
preko morja ma bojni 'front.', JAZZ
sem bill pa tudi V ofenzivi in nj
sem vedel, ali bonn zmagal ali
ne. Zmagali smo vsi. JAZZ sem
premagal sovraznika ma donna
ci 'front.', sinova pa sta po sVoj :
nekoliko pripomogla, da smo
premagali sovraznika tudi V tu-
JIM. In &c takole premiSljujem,
kako je bilo pred letom dni, 81
predstavim, da Sc je V enem le-
tn veliko spremenilo, bodisi PR
mas kot V Evropi in drugje. Clio
vek res ne SINE nikoli "scagat,'
ceprav mu vcasi trda predc.
Fanta sta nam sporocila, ola Sc
bosta V oktobru vrnila nazaj Y
USA in predno DO ia dopis pri-
obcen, bosta brzkone re donna.
To ie bila vesela novica "a mas.
Simpatiziramo pa S tistimi star
81, XII Sc ne bodo dobili kmalu
takega veselega porocila Cd
svojih sinov V Evropi in V Aziji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-31

Oh prejemu tie radostne vestl
sem predlagal, mama pa podpi-
rala. da Sc peljemo k nasim pri-
jateljem v Fontano, Calf, Pred
no sem Sc podal ma pot, sem Sci
k zdravniku. Poslusal je, kako
moi karburator funkcionira, in
Sc je ~izrazil, da Sc je zelo po-
b~oljsal. To sem mu pritrdil,
ces, to JAZZ najbolj VEN. Dal mi
je navodila, Ola ne tezko delati,
ne pitt alkoholnih pijac ida bi
ga koklja brcnila!l, kajti da "a
me je najboljsa zdravilo poci-
tex. 'Ako Sc Dos ravnal pc teh
navodilih," je rekel, "bos Sc
dolgo zivel."
Drugi dan sem naprosil sta
rejSega sina = on je zdravnlk
"a mehanizme, da maj pregle-
da, kako karburetor funkcioni-
ra ma nasi ""lizi'', da Sc mi mrha
ne ustavi kje ma poti. Res je vse
pregledal in ugotovil, da je vse
OK.
Odlocili smo Sc odpotovati 80.
augusta. NaSa mama je telefo-
nirala prijateljici Mrs. Mary
Sommers, XII je uciteljica V
ljudski soil V Berkelyju, da Cd
rotujeva V Fontano. Mary ina
tam strica. VpraSala je, &c ina
mo prostor tudi zanjo. Seveda,
cimvecja druzba, bolj je pri-
ietno!
To novice je Mary nato ia
koj sporocila svoji svakinji vi
di Rozanc, pa Sc je Sc ona pred
lagala ma pot, ako je prostor.
Seveda lahko prisede, smo il
rekli. Vida in Mary prihajata IL
Clevelanda, mozicka pa imata V
sluzbi pr najbogatejsemu stri-
GU ma svetu. In ia je mas Uncle
Sam.
Odpeljali smo Sc omenjene-
ga dine oh 5. %zjutraj pc cesti so,
potem pa krenili pc cesti 80, Xxi
drzi Los Angeles. Tia smo
priSli pc osmih in pol ure voz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-31
IGDl-Eii AREC

ME, Oglasiii smo Sc naiprvo pr
naSem velikem p~rijatelju .Blazu
Mezoriju. Pc kratkem pomen-
ku smo krenili proti Fontanl, do
katere je IS mill. Toplomer Y
kari Sc je dvignil ma 100 stoplnJ,
a kliub hudi vrocini ie blla ma
sa druzba dobro razigrana. Ce-
10 sofer Sc je dobro pocutil. Sal
nj eudno, ko je incl kar tri de-
kleta S seboj.
Pred Stirirni lett, ko sem So
firal IL California V Cleveland
in nazaj, sem 81 medpotoma prl-
voscil tn pa tam steklenico piva.
Ma tel voznii pa sem pill mleko
ali 7-up. Moja dekleta SO bila
zelo ~vesela, ko je Big Tony pill
mleko namesto piva.
Bio je 5 pop, ko smo dospeli
ma cilj in sem naso ''lizi" cape
lial pod oranzno drevo ma Vrtu
druzine John Girgol v Fontani.
Vsi smo Sc radovali, ker smo Sc
pripeljali brez nezgode do ella.
Vida in Mary sta ostali pr stri-
GU Johnu Girgolu, mama in JAZZ
pa sva Sc odpeljala k .Blazice-
vim. Kadar potujeva tia, Sc
oglasiva vselej pri Min. Vselej
nam dajo stanovanje in tako je
bio tudi sedaj, Donna imamo
vsak svojo posteljo in svojo So
DO, pr Blazicevih pa so nam Cd
kazali samo emo soho in emo po-
steljo. Donna, predno smo sli h
Pocitku, sem il narocal, da &c
10 DO ponoci strah, maj zazvizga,
pa il pridem krateK cas- delat.
tt ravno tako napravi, mi je Cd
govarjala. Sedaj, ko sva bila V
skupni sobi in postelji, pa mama
nj bio treba vec zvizgat. Ha-ha.
Drugi dan smo obiskali dru-
zinc Louis Parkel, S katerim Sc
poznamo Sc IL drzave solncnih
roz. L. 1910 Sc je ozenil in JAZZ
sem igral ma njegovi svatbi. Ne
s%pominjam Sc, &c sva Sc Cd te-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-31

Ko sem priSel prvic V Wau-
kegan, Ill, in Sc seznanjal, sem
segel med drugimi V roko dobro-
duSnemu rojaku, XII je incl obi
cal, da je V svojem smehlJaJu
vsakega novodoSleca premerll IN
presodil. To je bill John Artach,
d~ruStvenik. delaven posebno V
SNIP. Cd najinega prvega snl-
denia sva Sc potem Sc cestokrat
videla. Sc tudi potem, ko mu Je
zaGelo zdravie toliko peSati, da
lie moral delo V tovarni pustlti.
Pri tainiSkem delu V drustvu st.
IA SNPJ ga je potem nasledlla
njegova soproga in pa hcl Alice
ie pomagala. Z MO sta Sc starsa
preselila med vojno V IoWo, bill
zu Rock Islanda, kjer je bill upo-
slien Alicen soprog'Joseph ORA
sler, potem pa ko je bill Joseph
pozvan V armada, pa SO Sc Vsl
skupai. preselili V Denver, Colo,
Vzlic najboljSi negi in zdrav-
niski oskrbi, pa Sc je zdravje
Johna ArtaGa slabSalo in dine %.
oktobra je preminul. Pokopan
ie bill po civilnem obredu 20. ok
tobra.
Pokojnik je bill rojen %. dec,
leta 1881 V Borovnici pri Vrh-
Mkt mad Ljubljano. Oh casu
smrti ie bill clan druStva st. 218
SNIP Denverju, pref pa, kot
re omenjeno, druStVa st. IA
SNIP V Waukeganu.
Pokojnik zapusca soprogo
Frances, hci Alice (omozena
Drasler), XII je znana V Chicago
in okolici posebno vsled njenih
mnogih nastopov V igrah dram
skega odseka kluba st. l JSZ ter
povskega zbora Sava. Tu je bila
uposlena V 81. uradu SNIP do
izselitve V IoWo. Dale zapusca
hci Frances, onozena Oblak, ma
staniena V Pearl Harborju ma
HavajihA in pa sina JOhna. Zet
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-31

v draw solncnih roz, zadnjih
35 let pa Chicago. v lawndal-
skem okrozju in V slovenski ma
selbini v Chicago v ~splosnem
sta dobro znana. Sta gostoljub-
ma in dobra druzabnika ter pod
pornika "Proletarca".
Med drugim sem Sc OBJ tel pri-
Tiki seznanil tudi z Novakovo
druzino. Oba sta IL Barbertona,
zelo vljudna in druzabna. Bio
je Sc drugih obiskov, MANFRED k
Antonu Rihtarju in k Antonu
Hocevarju. Rihtar mi je p%ostre-
ell S 7-up, Mrs. Hocevar mi je pa
prinesla rakije, XII sem 10 seve-
da vsled strogih zdravniskih ma
vodil odklonil.
V nedeljo 2. sept. pa sva bila
povabljena ma kosilo k Mrs.
Louise Parkel. Bio je prijetno
in postrezba seveda izborna.
V Fontani je istega dine pri-
redilo nekaj druzin piknik, XII
Sc je vrSil V okrog Is mill odda-
ljenem kraju. Povabilo mani sva
radevolje sprejela. Mimogrede
ma piknik SEN sci pc moja de
kleta, da smo Sc tia skupno cd
peljali. z mani Sc je peljal tudi
Louis. Ko smo dospeli tia, je BIZ
la druzba re razigrana in V pet
ju. Dan je bill precej vroc. Pill
SO zlahtno hladno pivo in ga tu-
di meni ponujali. A spomnil
sem Sc zdravnikovega svarila
gledal ma kozarec penecega piva
in nato pa pograbil koncertinc
ter zaigral: Beer Barrel polko
Ma istem pikniku smo Sc do,
govorili, da Sc snidemo nasled.
Mi dan V dvorani druStva SNIP
torej ma delavski prank in ga
lahko skupaj praznujemo. De.
jail sem, da "a namecek bonn ii
slim, XII radi plesejo, kaj "a.
igral. Tako Sc je to tudi zgodilo
Ma pikniku in V dvorani je bilc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-31

daj Sc kdaj videla, ker Sc je
kmalu potem izselil v Illinois.
Pc tako dolgih letih sva 81 V pri-
jazni slovenski naselbini1 Fonta-
nj spet segla V roke. Razume Sc,
da smo bill tega snidenja vsi We
sell. Diva stara prijatelja ma
ravno, da sva 81 krepko stisnila
desnici!
Pravil mi je, ola je kopal pre-
mog AS let. Pred trent lett Sc je
preselil V Fontano in ST kupil
pet akrov zemlje cd Antona Bla-
zica, S katerim Sc tudi poznata
re vec let. Vseh pet akrov je "a
sajenih z oranznimi in grape
fruit drevesi. Nekoliko Sc peca
tudi S kokoSjerejo. Pravi, da ina
dovolj della donna in je zelo "a
dovoljen. Izruval je Stir velika
grapefruit drevesa in ma tistem
mestu 81 gradi novo hiso. Maj
brz je dosedaj re vse gotovo. Il
ME DO lahko obiral oranze kar
skozi okno. Pri MENU je sedaj
tudi matt njegove zene, Mrs.
Kernc. Kljub njeni visoki stare
sti lima re 81 let, je jake "a
dovoljna in Sc vedno korajzna.
Mexico je bila naSa soseda v Dun
kirku V Kansasu, cato ie bila tu-
di ona vesela naSega obiska.
Louis ie narocnik Proletarca in
PrOsvete in staTa matt Mrs.
Kernc z veseljem eta oba lista.
Seznanili smo Sc tudi z John
ON Gospodarichom in njegovo
soprogo. Ona je donna cd tam
kot naSa mama, MANFRED IL lepe-
ga Skociana ma Dolenjskem. vi
deli Sc nista re liza Solskih let.
Tudi to je bio veselo snidenje.
Zaradi najinega obiska je bilo
par petelinckov OBJ .zivljenje.
Hvala obema "a gostoljuben
spreiem. Seznanili smo Sc da-
lie Z Johnom Rodmanom in ME
govo soprogo. Tudi on je zapra-
vii nekaj svojih mladostnih lei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-31
Joseph Drasler,

Joseph Drasler, bivsi pomozni
urednik in upravnik Proletar-
ca, ie V ameriSki armada V Mem
CHI.
Pokojni John Artach je bil
zvest narocnik Proletarca in rad
ga je bral, Bill je naprednega
prepriGanja, zaveden delavec in
v tovarni je bill radi tega tudi
Sikaniran. posebno ko mu je "a
cello odpovedovati zdravje.
Ohranili ga bono V castnem
spominu. Druzini naSe sozalje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-31

Drugi dan sva Sc z naso mamo
peljala V Los Angeles ma obisk
k naSim prijateljem, V prvi VIZ
sti k Johnu Pavlicu. Dekleti sva
pustila V Fontani.
PR Pavlicevih so bill zelo pre-
seneceni, ker mas MISC pricako-
vail. Oba sta re priletna in jake
gostoljubna. On je tudi marco
nix Proletarca. Pr Min sva
ostala cez noe. Predno smo Sli k
poeitku, smo Sc peljali k Joe
Parklju in njegovi soprogi. Oba
sta dobra podpornika "Proletar-
ca. Cd Nth sva Sc vrnila spet
V Fontano.
Pri Blatnikovih smo Sc tudi
ustavili. Bila sva prisrcno spre-
jeta. Ma stara leta sta ostala sa-
ma, kot midva. Imata Stiri sino-
We in hci, XII SO vsi z donna. Diva
sta menda Sc V armadi, hci je
porocena, diva sina pa sta upo-
slena - kje re, to sem pozabil.
Pripravila sta mama okusen
obed in kurnik je raditega izgu-
bill par CLAW.
Tudi Anton Vidergar me je
potretal pc svoji start navadi.
Pred odhodom IL Fontane mi je
MANFRED podaril zaboj sladkih
pomaranc.
Z Johnom Pecnikom sva bila
veckrat skupaj. On gradi hiSo
KOnec ma 5. Strani.)
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"lustno'. Ali nj zares prijetno
&c smo prijatelji. -?

Vsi smo prot vojni. z vese7
lem smo sprejemali novice o
zmagah naSe armada in pa kon-
enc porocilo, da je konec klanja.
A ko clovek to premiSljuje, 81
misli:
"Komaj peScica Slovencev mas
je V tel dezeli, pa Sc lasamo med
sabo "a prazen mic, namesto
da bi uporabljali narodu do
bro zdravo pamet."
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-23
CLUB CLOCK

The regular meeting of the
Rebekah Degree, ICOF' will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock
in the Odd Fellows building.
The meeting of the Audit
bon Home Demonstration club
scheduled for this month will
not be held. The time and
place of the September meet
ing will be announced later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-23
PERSONALS

Mrs. w. T. McGalliard and
daughter, Kathryn of Chapel Hill,
left Monday after visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. E. T. Hancock of Wrights-
vile Beach and Misses Katie and
Beatrice Presson. Miss Beatrice
accompanied them home.
Mrs. w. F. Bowling of Chat.
tanooga, Tenn, is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Brown at their home on
Wrightsville Beach.
L. w. Brookshire was called to
Asheville Tuesday night due to the
death of his mother, Mrs. L. D.
Brookshire, whose funeral will be
held there today.
Mrs. T. F. Darden, Mrs. Mary
Nixon HardWick and Miss Eliza.
beth Hardwicke are spending two
weeks at Lake Kanuga.
Sgt. Roscoe Smith has left for
California after visiting his sister
Mrs. Lucille Porter. Sgt. Smith
who was formerly stationed al
Camp Crowder, Mo-, expects tt
leave soon for overseas duty.