davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-07
and Me n11ilMl meed M
mory Wacs m A1my H0spu1nb

The plain fact of the matter is-if something
 Ssn's done soon, and vryy soon, the wounded and hospitalized American soldier may not continue to get the care to which he is entitled.
 The American casualty-the boy from Portland or Brooklyn or Windsor Locks or Council
 Bluffs--may not continue to get his bandages changed often enough. He may not be bathed or made comfortable early enough because there may not be enough people to help.
 As result. the recuperation and return to nor. mal life of the boy from Portland or Windsor Locks may be needlessly delayed.
 These Are the FGciss
 Tn the two-and-a-half years from Pearl Harbor up to the Invasion of France-total American 60fSIr casualties were 224,693. From ID" Day until January l. 1915, Secretary of War Henry l.. Stimson reported tha, in France, the Low lands and the German border region, casualties m the ground forces. 0lonr. of the United States Army totalled 332,9l2, of whom 232,672 were wounded. Orrr0H Amrvicnn bnttlr c0suaities as vrborfrd through January 7. 19+5 vrre 662- -399. These Are 'he Soldering Figures: Wounded are being returned from overseas to Army General Hospitals in this country at the rate of 3O,00O month. Many of these men have been wounded two and three times. One Georgia Sergeant had been wounded SEVEN TIMES! There are thousands of husbands and brothers and sons recuperating in Army hospitals overseas regaining strength to return to duty or to come back to the States for further treatment. Are the women of America going to disappoint shem?
 At the moment, every Army nurse in the United States must handle twenty-six hospital beds almost twice as many beds as any one person is Efficiently able to handle.
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II zIVOTA

granak: N. Mrdjenovic $l.OO. B. Ga
lovic $1.00, Julia Ugljesit $1.OO, NJ.
Radisevic $1.o0, Z. Radjenovic $l.0o
N. Baljak 800. Ukupno $500.
Milwaukee, Wis:
Sabirna lista, broj 1919. sakupio O.
granak: M. J. Golubic $500, N. Popo-
vic $500, VIM. Hellenic $500, r. Vida
kovic $1.00, S. Djakulovic 800, NJ.
Karlovic 900, +. Brit $1.oO, S. Munek
$l.O0, F. Brlas $1.00, w. Chelsman $1.00,
c. Chupra 800, p. Popoff $1.0O i j.
Capic $l.0o. Ukupno $500.
Youngstown, o.:
Sabirna lista, broj 1889, sakupio O.
granak: j. j Rose Scstok $500, J. Bus
don $1.00, A. Malcevic s1.00, /. Gota,
soc. i V. Mile $1.oo. Ukupno $3.50.
Los Angeles, Calf:
Sabirna lista, broj 1878, sakupio O.
granak: Ogranak $1,000, A. |. Strapac
$l.00, Dragica Stojanovic 800, S. Gas
par Soc, VI Bojana suvaGki 800, NJ.
Vasilic $1.00, s. Popov $1.OO, J. Vuko-
say soc. i Julia Antonoff 800. Tku,.
no $27.00.
Ukupno Il ovom broiu $76.5O.
Svega do danas S1O1.4
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"fasistima', to sc ]ako mogl)
prozreti i ocekivati da &c i grcke
partizane, ako i dale ostanu pr
svoiem. nazvati 'faSistima'. 70
ko Sc i dogodilo. U ponedeliaE,
IL. decembra proSle godine, DO
lazi vest da je Papandreou, We
rovatno pc nalogu Churchil.a,
zvanicno nazvao in ''faSistima'.
Sta Sc mas, revolucionarnih
Marksista tice, takav naZiv nj
najmanje niie las iznenadio. Mi
smo tako Sta ocekivali svakog
dana. Sta wise, tako Sta mi oce-
kuiemo i cd suih ostalih clanica
"Ujedinjenih Nacija'. l nikada
ne treba, niti hoce, tako sta
Marksiste iznenaditi. Grcka 81
rotinja imala je prva cast da
Dude tim imenom havana. "a
njom &c slediti druge sirotinje,
sve dok ne Dude prekasno da tai
naziv OPOZOVU. u ostalom, O.
pozvali ga iii ne, sirotinja ce Mi
ma vratiti gao "a sramotu. Ito
ne samo NINA = Ujedinjenim
Nacijama - nego njihovim me
prijateljima" - nacistima = ill,
kapitalistickoj klasi celog sveta!
Danasnji grcki partizani, niti
ijedni drugi, ne nameravaju, nj
ii imaju program, "a obaranje
kapitalizma. Niti mi tako Sta tyr
dino. All ono Sto mi kazemo jes-
tie to, da oni, iako nesvesno, teze
za slobodom. Grcka i belgijska
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pc, ne p~ostoji Marksisticki revo-
lucionarni pokret. Osim ako pos
toji tajno u nekim zemljama. A
ko takav postoji neka Sc drzi els
tim i neka Sc cuva kao ocna ze-
MICA, posto on ina da postane
klica preporodjaja Europe. Ako
ga nema, neka ga radnici. ako
ne mogu javno, onda TAJNO sa-
grade. Ma pod kojim uslovima,
Same neka ga SAGRADE. Ev-
ropa, pa Geo svet, suocena je re
volucionarnom situacijom, ma
ME wise, kao sto beSe i Russia
1917.
Bee takvog revolucionarnog
pokreta, koji bi sadrzao odgova-
rajuci program zemlje, teznjc
partlzanSke / estate slrOtln]e. "a
slobodom, bice ugusene i ma Mi
hovim udovima bice JOS i tezi
lanci ropstva %pricvrsceni - ne
cetiri-godisnji, kao pod naciz-
nom, nego "a ne odredjene zee
tiri godine", ma kako to bila "de-
mokratska" forma kapitalisticke
vladavine.
Bauk komunizma, sa kojim ie
Engleska pocela strasiti, tex je
prvi nagovestaj omega sto "Uje-
d%injene Nacije' drze u rukavu.
To je, takorekuc, radnicima ba-
cena rukavica, koja znaci tee
vece ropstvo iii borbu do ko-
nacne istrage.
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situacija danas, koje &c v%erovat-
no naskoro slediti i ostale, mogu
Sc uporediti sd situacijom carske
Rustic do pre- 1917.
Ruski car Nikola II, "car svih
Rusa' bese oboren u febuaru
1917. Ma vlast je dosao "napred-
ni' Miljukov, koga je podupirala
Engleska i estate Meme tadasnje
saveznice. Sirotinja beSe nezado-
v~oljna. Miljukov pade. Ia MIN
dolazi ma vlast Kerenski, ito $50
cijalista', kao sto kaze i Papan-
dreou, da je i on. Engleska sa
svojim saveznicima potpomoze i
MEGA. Sirotinja je jos i wise ne
zadovoljna. Ona hoce slobodu,
ali ne INA kako da je dobije. Nj
Je klaSnO prOSVecena ! ORGANIZE
vana. Tada Lenin, ma celu Boil
sevika, pita: Hocete Ii slobodu?
Mase odgovaraju da hoce. Kada
hocete, kaze i'm Lenin, onda rad
nici: uzmite tvornice i drzite III;
seljaci: uzmite zemlju j drzite
je; i zajednicki oborite demo
kratsku'. vladu Kerenskoga! Us
postavite Sovjetsku vladu i drzl-
! te je u vasim rukama! Onda "a
pocnite sa izgradjivanjem zeml]e
"a Socijalizam! / tada Sc ostva-
rule Z. novembar 1917. Pro-
pleterska R%evolucija.
Sto Sc javnosti .tice, iii bar U
koliko mi znamo, danas u nl]ed-
moi zemlji kontinentalne Evro-
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Koz Partiju i Federaciju

Pored nase dvomesecne kam-
panic "a move pretplate, DRAW
nj 1zvrsni Odbor S. L. P. Ohio,
pokrenuo je Sestomesecnu kam-
panju "a move pretplate ma CLAW
nj partijski organ Weekly Peo-
pie. U ovoj Rampant nasi Ogran-
ci i clanovi u DRAW Ohio po-
zvani SUI da sudeluju u istoj, ii.
da j oni nastoje sakupiti sto wise
novih pretplata ma glavni par
tijski organ - Weekly People.
Prema dosadasnjim primlje-
MIN izvestajima cd nash Ogra-
naka il Ohio, Ogranak Dayton
Sc najbolje pokazao ma kupljenju
novih pretplata ne glavni par
tijski organ. Prema ~izvestaju ko-
ga smo primili cd druga M. Cad
njaja, organizatora Ogranka
Dayton, drug M. Katie je do sad
sakupio II novih goldsmith pref
plata ma Weekly People.
Sakupiti II novih pretplata
Ia nasu stampu u tako kratkom
vremenu cd strane jednog cla-
ma, to je "a svaku pohvalu, i ako
drug Katie ne radi "a neke po-
hvale. No sto je najglavnije, u We
ri ovih dobivenih novih pretpla-
ia, jeste ovo: VOLTA radnika i rad
MICA da Sc pretplacuju i da citaju
nasu stampu! Ovo je vazno ova
strana mas odusevljava. Znaci ola
bi Sc radnik pretplatio ma nasu
stampu, kupio nasu literaturu i
pridobio "a naSu ideju, MEGA
treba obavestiti i objasniti mu
vaznost nase stampe i potrebu
da je eta.
u istom pismu drug Gadnjaji
mas izvestava, da je Ogranak O.
drzao vecerinku u oci Move Co
dine, koja je bila uspesna i We
sela u svakom pogledu. Cist pri-
hod sa iste iznosi preko $40.
Dobivene move pretplate, US
pesna vecerinka i drugi radovi,
dokazuiu da mas Ogranak Day
ton vrsi svoiu duznost, Il koju
je organizovan. Njegova je ko-
loniia, IL koliko Sc tice iugosla-
vensko-govorecih radnika, pr
licno malena, tie otuda ne moze
Sc ocekivati cd MEGA kao, napri-
mer, cd nash vecih Ogranaka.
Ali u prkos ogranicenog polia.
ma kome on radi, on prilicno ra-
di.
Nasa %kampanja "a move pref
plate, i ako ne ide onim tenn
pom kakvim bi mi zeleli da lde,
ali ide dosta prilicno. Pored ma
sih Ogranaka i clanova, prilican
broi nash simpaticara rade ma
dobivanju novih pretplata. Nil
hova je leila, kao j nasa: da sa-
kupimo Sto wise novih pretpla-
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Weekly People Christ
mas Box

Bellwood, H.:
Sabirna lista, broi 1869, sakupio o
granak: p. S. Polovina $500, G. sulen-
tic $500, J. Matte $500, s. Pribic $1.oo
i D. Panjkovic $1.0O. Uknpno $1,000.
Dayton, O.:
Sabirna lista. broj 1874, saknpio NJ.
Gadney: Oeranak $500, Familiia Katie
$500, Familiia Gadney 800 i FamlilJa
Osekic $500. Ukupno $l1.o0.
Lackawanna, N. Y:
Sabirna lista, broj 1877, sakupio o
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ISPRAVKA

U pro$lom broju, pod rubri-
kom "Novogodisnji Darak Rad
nicke Borbe. potkrala Sc slede-
ca greska: Holidays Cove, w.
Va, dat je kredit M. Marinicu
da je prilozio $500, dok treba ola
-toji $500. Takodjer je ispusteno
ime Milana Burke, Ambridge.
Pa, koji je poslao $500 "a istu
svrhu.
S OWN Sc owe greske isprav-
liaju, a pomenuti simpaticari ne
ka nam Irvine "a nenamerno-
pocinjene greske.
P. Slepceuic.
cpkrntar Faderociie
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NovogodiSnji Darak
RadniCke BOrbe

Akron, Mich:
s.. Hartl
Chicago, H.:
NJ. Polovina $500 F. NJ. Reic 500.
Ukupno $500.
Cleveland, o.:
M. Radovic ..................$1!00
Detroit, Mich:
Anna Kapetanovic $500 i B. Rok-
sandiG $1.0O. Ukupno $500.
Los Angeles, Calf:
Jugoslavenski Ogranak ......*i73.o6.
L~ackawanna, N. Y:
G.. Radisevic .................$4.00.
Milwaukee. Wis:
Klub Radnicke Borbe $4,000, Jugo-
slavenski Ogranak 5000. Sakuplieno
ma sahirnoj listi: NJ. J. Golubic 500,
N. Popovic $500, N. +. V. Dockman
500, j. Peric $l.00, S. Rack $500, 7.
Sarafimoff $l.0O, VIM. Hellenic $500,
+. Brit $1.00, s. Banovic Sl.00. T. Vida
kovic $l.0o, j. i Rose capit $500, +.
Moslavac' $l.00, NJ. Horvatic soc, S.
Fischer 81 90, F. Jonash $l.00, S. Buic
500, S. D~jakulovic *l.o0, NJ. Peradino-
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Winter Dance in Detroit

MdWmer Dance will be hello by Section Wayne County of the Socialist LmrP Party Sau-
night February 3d 1885, at 8Oo pm in the hall at 1@N JOS Capau near McNchos Road
(Sx Mile d) Nnmo Orhesra will furnish the music for dancing Plenty of good food and re
h@hnnts If you haven't made a New Years resolution to atmdm more L. P affairs now is
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vic $1.O0 i F. Brlas soc. Ukupno MIL
waukee $3.50. 90.
Niagara Falls, N. r.:
A. Rikanovit $500.
Summit, ILL.,:
Obitelj T. Sarson .$l.M.
Youngstown, o.:
N. Kolakovic $500, $. Kovatcvit
$1.O0, J. sestok $500, !. Busdon $1.0O,
A. Malcevic $1.OO, v. Mile $500 j |.
Gotal soc. Uknpno $3.50.
Ukupno u ovom broju $335.56.
Svega do danas $748.93.
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ia. Oni svoje simpatije prema
nasem pokretu hoce da potkrepe
sa delom, a ne Same sa golIr
recima. Takvi i jesu pravi sin
paticari.
Simpaticar S. Kova6evic IL
Youngstown, o kome smo ram
je u ovoj rubrici pisali, poslao ie
JOS jednu novu pretplatu. i OF
kaze da to nece biti poslednja.
Znaci, on &c da produZi Sd svo-
Jim neumornim radon, trazeci
move citaoce naSeg lista. Tako-
der mas simpaticar F. M. Resc II
Chicago, ILL.,, poslao je jednu no
WI godisnju pretplatu i cd svoJe
strane $1.00 "a Novogodisnji Da-
rad Radnicke Borbe. A vredna
simpaticarka i clanica Klutxa
Radnicke Borbe Detroit, ANN
Kapetanovic, pored jedne nove
godisnje pretplate, poslala ie
$500 "a Novogodisnji Darak
Radnicke Borbe - cd svoje stra-
ne $500, a cd simpaticara S.
Hartla liz Akron, Mich.) $3.50.
Prosle nedelje smo primiii 97
Ogranka Detroit, preko njegova
poverenika, druga J. Crkvenca
pet novih pretplata ma RADNIc-
KU BORBU i jednu ma WEEK
LY PEOPLE. clanovi SUI sakup5-
Ii tri (Bodic, Sable i Vidovie}
a simpaticari dive = j. Scepovss
i Katica Boberic. Drugarica Be
beric je dobila i jednu now pref
platu ma WEEKLY PEOPLE.
Drug Crkvenac mas uverava u
svome popratnom pismu, da &C
njihov Ogranak n~astojati da sa-
kupi sto je moguce wise pretp's-
ia. l mi mu verujemo. A drug
Vidovic (clan Ogranka Detroit
koji zivi u Monroe) pise navr,
mada nema dovoljno slobodnog
vremena, on &c svoju "kvotu~
podmiriti, ii. bee medju prvirn
sa novim pretplatama.
Dc sada Ogranak Akron pred
njaei sa novim pretplatama. Sa-
mo kako je Ogranak Detroit. s@
svoiim simpaticarima, ubrzac
svoje "korake', mogao bi ga Ia
ko obici, i on da Dude prvi. Ra-
zume Sc, ovo ce jednim delor.
zavisiti i cd Ogranka Akron A
ko on nastavi kako je poceo. O
granak Detroit &c imati posla d.
ga obidje. To &c buducnost pc
kazati. Mi owe stvari ovde re
kordujemo radi ~znanja kako pc
menutim, tako i ne pomenutfr7
Ograncima.
Drug T. Jelusic, organizatoE
Ogranka Hoboken, o CHEM snae
radu ma pretplatama u proslon
broiu pisali, poslao je jos jednT
novu godisnju pretplatu, i jed
nu obnovljenu. On je drugi pc
broiu sakupljenih novih pretpls-
ia, ii. samo je do sad drug Ste
fanovic sakupio wise novih pref
plata, nego on. Da Ii ce drur
Stefanovic do kraja Rampant
nositi "bariak", i to cemo vidcti
Nije toliko vazno ko &c u ovo
kampanji odneti 'barjak', kolikc
je vazno da mi kolektivnim na-
porima sakupimo sto wise pref
plata. A ako uspemo u ovol KAN
panii, (u sto mi ne s%umnjaEsol
ola dobijemo dollar broj novh
! citaoca naseg lista, to &c bit
nasa kolektivna nagrada.
Bas kada dovrsujemo owe ret
Ike. primili smo pismo cd drurs
Is Popova, blagajnika Ogranha
Los Angeles, u kome je poslan
eek cd $245.16; "a Novogodisnis
Darak Radnicke Borbe $173-N,,
"a Weekly People Christmas
Box S27.00; ostalo "a druge in
stancije.
Bice ma svome mestu, ako oyde
pribelezimo, da je Ogranak Ios
Angeles najvise od-svih nalh
Ogranaka, doprineo "a Novogn-
disnii Darak Radnicke Borbe- s
mi Sc madame da &c on bitI, a'zo
ne prvi, a ono medju prvim ma
Sim Ograncima u ovoi kampanH
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Sto Sc mas tice, S obzirom ma
citavu proslost, postoji samo je-
dan put "a mas otvoren. ,Skoro
punih cetrdeset godina mi smo
isticali klasnu borbu kao nepo-
srednu gonecu silu istorije, a ma
rocito klasnu borbu izmedju bur-
zoazije i proletarijata kao jaku
polugu moderne socijalne revo-
lucije; otuda je ne moguce Ia
mas da saradjujemo sa ljudima,
|koii zele da iStisnu owl klasnu
borbu il pokreta.- Marr-Engels.
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r. OtepCeUtC.
sekretar ~Federacije.

Ako je to nasa duznost da
pomazemo svaki istinski pokret
naroda, nije mania nasa duznost
da zaStitimo tex obrazovanu jez-
CRU nase proleterske partije, ne
zrtvujuci je nekorisno i ne d9z-
voljavati proletarijatu da Dude
desetkovan u besplodnim mes
MIN pobunama".- Mdrr-Engels.
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SkupStina-vecerinka u Detroit

u nedeiu a. februra Oganak Detroit pnredue javnu skupsinuu Spkom Dumu ,15l4
FederckS St Tema: "Demokrajei nezWsnodI maHh n@' Govomi: S Cnovc uednik
Radmke Bmbe Pochk u 3sa pr pone Uz aobodanP tanja u dWvoDena
Nkon skupshneO grank prnedujev ecenku u some okau, 5444 Russell St., ma k0j &c
bM arvnana domacav Gera "a $15 cd osbe Pe vGre koi obGno naAvce@ a ramm
zabavnIm iTma idrgsknnr Ngovorom-
Za se oHo vi bnu = ODBOR
Skupstna vecerinka u Steubenvile
U nedeiu 28 januusJ ugolawnsi Opanak pnrduje javnu skupsfnuu svome bkhu, 57
Wells st. Tema "Nema mira ibagotanja bez socjaizma' Govonk: P Sep@He sehetar
oGaa u 3 aa pc iodine Uaz sobodanP uanJaM doNojna
Nakon skupne Opanak, sa Sekcom pnreduju zajednGkuv GeMlu u ium okau Bc,
dumace hane poNavni gpvor ramh zabAnLY a duerskogr azgouua. Pozvamos e pi
.ateie radnHng olnbodiena da poae kao cupsnu, tko ive6rnku Ia Se drgo sra
Sc -ODBOR
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Skupstina j veCerinka Steubenville
Vecerinka u Hoboken, n. ].

I112 Park Ave, Hoboken Poeak II 5 uveee. NJ ovoj vecernci inaeemo jdai pna u zobju
poed ta inacemo TamburaadZ brk u &c -balah goe Polvamo seJ rIteIer adnn
kg oaobodenja dap oNe owl vecennku Uz bepktan Nasote da dobee ma veme da ohoc
memo rame Ia se oNb prime Sc = ODBOR -
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u ndeIu 28 januaa sekcjai jecm Ogrmd prnedtJu vearnku usvone hklu8 Ridge
|Rd Potak u 7 au uwce Bne d domac hnne eovora raznme Ia Ne cEt prhod U
namenjen "a GradAd Odbor Propaganda Ia Se oAlo vmi hu : ODBOR.
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Social i'm Detroit

The West Side Weekly People Club will hold a Social January 9th at the sovene Worker
Hall, 47s South Lvemos ST corner of South SD
TheS Social starts at 73O pm, there will be games refreshments DELICIOUS snacks and sAd
witches All the readers OF Radncka Serbia are cordially invited to attend A small donation o
will admit yu
Evening star., 1945-10-18
John Garrison, s., Dies;
Veteran Theater MANAGER

John c. Garrison, SO, assistant
manager of the Calvert Theater,
1924 Wisconsin avenue NV, died
suddenly yesterday in front of the
theater.
Mr. Garrison had been connected
with theaters here for Is years. After
the World War, he started a stock
company at the Herman Theater on
Pennsylvania avenue. Later he was
manager of the President Theater,
which replaced the Herman. He also
managed the Mutual burlesque cir
cult at the old Cosmos Theater,
which was located on Pennsylvania
avenue between Ninth and Tenth
streets NV.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Viola B. Garrison, 5614 Quincy
street, Villa Heights, Md, and a son,
Pvt. George Garrison, stationed with
the Army at Fort Meade.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. The body is at the.
Gasch funeral home, Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
De Groof's Son Among II
Starting in Naval Aviation

Dudley E. De Groot, son of the
Redskins football coach, Dudley S.
De Groot, is one of II young WASH
ington men who have been ordered
by the Navy to begin training No
vember 81 at Yale University for
naval aviation. The Others were
Victor w. Canaipi, Karl c. Hurley,
Harry j. Leiper, william L. Lindsay,
John Maynard Marvin. Malcolm
Robert McCann, David Graham
Prior, B. w. Seaton, jr.; Norman ].
Tavan and Leonard C. Herr, jr.
Naval aviation, is was pointed out
by 1t. Comdr. F. j. Barnes II, di-
rector of naval officer procurement
at 1920 G street NV, Is almost the
only opportunity, other than an ap-
pointment to Annapolis or West
Point, for young man to begin a
regular course leading to commits
sion.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
1rt Mrtftnriant

POWELL, MARY. In loving devotion to
our mother, MARY POWELL, who departed
this life seven years ago today, October
Is, 1888.
You were wonderful mother,
1t was hard to let you go;
Our hearts still ache with sorrow
AS they did seven years ago.
Your CHEEKY ways, your smilins face,
Are q pleasure to recall;
You had 3 friendly word for each
" %y5SH SSS REHsi nAki2 ss6 sf5kls a9E
RANDALL, HARRY D. In loving men,
@ cry ot our dear husband and father.
1887. 'e ~ 20
You are in our hearts today,
Never doubt it, dear:
Close to us you'll always be,
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
TERRELL, KENNETH JACOB. tribute
Of owe TO the memory of our dear son
who gave his life in the service Of his
country one year ago today. october Is,
One year his passed since that sad day
But in our hearts he liveth stil.
The blow was hard. the shock severe,
we never thought your death SO near;
0liiJ bilOoc WHO uhNe iOSt can Tell
The pain of parting without farewell
DEVOTED MOTHER, FATHER, SISI ERS
AND BROTHERS.
TURNER, SAMUEL ALBERT AND ELLA
CARROLL. In sad bu. loving memory Of
our dear father, SAMUEL. ALBERT TUR-
NER, who died August 5, 1910, and our
dear mother. ELLA CARROLL TURNER,
who died October II, 1880.
Nothing can take away
The love Our hearts hold dear;
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near
LOVING CHILDREN AND GRANDCHM-
DREN. -. 4
WHITMIRE, LESTA In sad but Loving
memory of @my dear husband, LESTA
who passed away two years
aso today, October lS, I943.
Two years have passed since that sad day,
the one loved was called away;
God took him home. 1t was His will,
But In my neart he liyeth STILL
LOVING WIFE, DOROTHY A. WHITMIRE.
WHITMIRE. LESTA. In sad but loving
memory Of our dear father, LESTA WHIT
MIRE. who left us two years ago today,
October Is, 1943.
Today recalls the memory
Cf loved one gone to rest.
And those who think Of him today
Are the ones who loved him best.
HIS DAUGHTERS, MARGUERITE w AaH-
FORD AND DOROTHY Z. ANDERSON =
Evening star., 1945-10-18
|MeC CorInick Suggests
Research 10 Meet
|Newsprint Shortage
By the Associated prssa,

Hy the ASsoclhLeo Fre68.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA suggestion
that the newsprint industry 60 into
research in q big way to overcome
shortages and difliculties was made
today by Col. Robert r. Mccormick,
editor and publisher OF the Chicago
Tribune and owner Of two news
print mills.
The last Of the WRB newsprint
controls end December 81 and some
publishers have been predicting q
scramble" for paper. Col. McCor-
mick was asked what he, as both
producer and publisher, thought Of
the situation.
There are a number OF difficult
ties involved" he said. "One is in
getting men to come into the bush
and swing an ak. Another is that
mills using coal, such as our plant
at Thorold, Ontario, may have
trouble in getting 1t.
There Is another important point
in that making other grades of pa
per sometimes is more profitable
than making newsprint. And per-
haps still more important Is the
matter of materials. We figure that
/ nshe areas we draw from it takes
about 100 years to grow a good black
spruce tree"
Another prediction of continu-
Ing tight newspaper situation was
made by a Government official in
addressing the Inland Press Asso-
citation here yesterday.
There will be more newsprint the
first of the year than now is avail
able, Col. ]. Hale Steinman, director
of the WPB printing and publishing
division, said. But when the Gov
ernment's newsprint order is re-
voked on January the first six
months of 1916 will be the most
difficult period encountered.
There will not be enough to GO
around and "a real shortage will
still exist" he declared.
Newsprint production has dropped
so per cent this year from the peak
of 1884 900 tons in 1926, Col. Stein
man said.
Fred A. Seaton, publisher of the
Hastings Nebr) Tribune, was elect
ed association president, succeeding
Don Anderson, publisher of the
Madison (Wis) State Journal.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Mrs. florence Lord Hough
Rites Set for Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Florence
Lord Hough, 81. will be held at $3.50
pm. today at Ives funeral home, 2847
Wilson boulevard, Arlington. Burial
will be Saturday in Chicago.
Mrs. Hough, who was active in
the fight for women's suffrage. died
of a stroke Tuesday at her home
4110 South Thirty-third street,
Arlington.
She was born in Chicago, the
daughter of the late Daniel M. Lord
founder of Lord g. Thomas, an
advertising agency. and Mrs. Flor
ence Tullis Lord. She came here two
years ago.
A graduate OF Smith College, she
was member of the New York and
Washington Smith College Clubs
She also was a member of the
National Council of Women.
She was the former wife of Will
M. Hough. Chicago playwright, au-
thor of "The Time. the Place, and
the Girl" and other plays written
between 1902 and 1912.
Surviving are a son, 1t. Gordon
Lord Hough, U. S. N. R., stationed
here; a brother, Daniel Miner Lord
East Orange, N. j., and a sister. Mrs
Edgerton Parsons of New York.