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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

Polagoma SO dokoncavali. ia
ka je hilsseveda matiran, Sasa Sc
je smejal, Casper So je zagledal
|skozi. .okno, Drejce je ezgihal .kar-
|te in ,zapiske in samo Sc Rayle je
|hitels spreobraGati. yRazgovarjali
Ismo Sc, in gpvor. je. tekel gladko
in neprisiljeno kot med. ljudni,
XII jim je ze zdaynaj- jasno. mar
sikaj, XII SO enc misli, enc poste-l
nosti in enc ljubezni. In nazad4
ME, bogye. kdaj,, SO cello zapeli.
Zacarani grad ma Korenu. Sc !je.
svetil in. mad. Ljubliano je bile.
svetlo, kot da bi gorelo.. Bila 'je.
res v. peklu in v vicah.
Obisk pri Lukis minister Les
kosek) je bilaredno. .krajsi. Veil
ko sva sc pomenila in misli tega,
stvarnegat clovelsa so bile. jasne,
odloGne3 in koristne. Luka je bill
vselej ,clopek stvarnosti. Tudi v
tem, das jea razdalB vse, kar. je
incl, &c je videl'potrebo..
To SO Dolomiti naSe-clove-,
ske in partizanske strani. Dolo-
miti, .kjer sem nasel -prvie v ziv-,
ljenju praye ljudi in resnicne
prijatelje., Res je, da tudi borba
sama ze druzi ljudi. A syet in.
clovek Sc v bistyu ne. spremenita
nikdar. Je in, ostane: iskreno in
zares druzi samo ljubezen.. In, teo
je med narni in v mas dolomit-
skin ljudeh veliko in ne bo nikoli
minila.
Zadnjic sem obiskal te kraje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

krepil in. 2. zelezno avoljo in.nepo-
stljlvostjp ustyarjal okupa-
torju ajobcutnejso pest: prve
slovenske brigade.
In de bi nasteyal dale, hi ne
bio ne prostora. ne. casa. Bill SO
,vse to tako yeliki dnevi in n0Ei,
das hi. vsak cd teh -zasluzil polno
pozornnst.. Inv teh so ziyei veli-
ki in dobri ljudje. Roka je. znat-
no. presibka, da hi jih. dovolj
mocno in. ~jasno prikazala lju-
dem, pa cloyek nazadnje tudi ne
We, kje BIZ zacel. Ali pri. teh liu=
dehs kot politikih' in drzavnikih,
[ali samo kot pri .ljudeh. .Vem, ne
bo jim vsec, vem pa ,tudi, da mi
bodo kot znancu odpustili.
Obiskal sem sedez Izvrsnega
odboras ma Babni. gori. Sonce ,je
zahajalo in okupatorjevi hlapci
ma Korenu, so ze hiteli prizigat
luei okrog. postojanke, da ,je IL
gledala kot pravljicni in zaeara-
nj grad. Dobil sem vse donna,
kar je bila, sreca. Sasa (Josip
Vidmar) je: lezal obvezan in 60
drnjal mad Cedrikom (dr. Obra-
cuneem), ker mu je spulil, ne
vem ali proved ali premalo zob, a
craven ma sahovski deski neus-
miljena mrcvaril Jako general
lajtnant Jaka Avsic) in Sc pazi1
ma vsako besedo, XII smo jo izpre-
govorili.
rPavle minister Edward Koc-
bek) je skljucen oh mizi kot veli-
XII idealist spravljal ma papir Sc
vedno svojo anajvecjo zeljo: pri-
dobiti in prikleniti k borbi du-
hovnike in verne ljudi. Ma skep-
ticno mnenje, da Sc mu DO drugo
pae posrecilo, prvo pa ne, nj incl
casa, odgovarjati. Spet Sc: je
skljueil in pisal in crtal naprej.
Casper (minis. Tone Fajfar) je
mirno, kot da nj nikogar ne. v
sobi, ne ma. syetu, nekaj pisal,.
Drejce (sekretar Lubej) je An
dreju Cdr. Rusu) razlagal O maj
novejsem razvojui ruske ofenzi-
We. Vse je bilo nekam zivahno,
precej podobno panju.
Tako pomajhnosti- hise kot po
delu. In skoro bi prezrl Milo B..
(podpredsednika dr.. BrecelO, XII
81 je ze v mraku pred ogledalom
drezals e. zobotrebcem " zoke.
Razlozili in poucili so me, da 81
plombira zob. Ker je bill takrat
nekak zdravstveni referat "a
mas vse, Sc je s,solznimi ocmi ST.
GER, vendarf pa le obrnil in Sc
sluzbeno ponudn, da jih plombi-
ras studi. meni. S taktom sicer, a
odlocno sem odklonil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

Al kaj pomaga, ko nj veG tal1o,
kar mas nj. Vines je ze cas-, roka
okupatorja4 in izdajalca. zastonj
sem ma Qsredku iskal generala
Jako, XII je bill takrat yes cas- ne
jeyoljen ma. ljudi, ker So imeli
MEGA "a duhovnika in ne meme.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26
h4OhlFEI

DR.. MStods hlikuz

,risksga narodnsge svets)1
do, v ,zgod0yini, sloyenskega ma.
roday zae vselejs zapisani: Rabna
gpra,. sedez IzMsnega odbora
!0svobodilne fronte, KljuG (kota
623), who'd v slovenske Termo.
pile; osredek, sedez glaynega
staba, vznodnos poboeje Toskega
celia, sedez Centralnega komite-
jae komunistiene partije ssloveni-
,je, in nazadnje zerovnikov graz
benz, ma pol podrto hiso pri Cav
garju, zbiralisee' mas: vseh.. We
selih in. zalostnih. dneh.
j. w. tenn: najhnem delui sloven-
skee zemljes SO bill. ustvarjeni in
uresnieeni, najlepsis naerti, glo-
bokos dozivete in doumljenes te-
incline tocke Osvobodilne from
ter in nepnelslicnon dosezena4 trd-
nost: in enotnost1 politicnih gle
danj. Ma zenaljj., obdani. vsepo-
vsods oda oklpatorja in. domacih
izdaialcev, je danasnje vodstyo
slovensl1ega naroda,. opirajoce
setnas pestenostl slovenskih: ljud-
skiir mnozic. in ma udarno i'm ne
prenaagljivoa moe; slovenskih
partizanov, izpricalo in dokaza-
10 pred 4vsem svetom, da jes vsak
narod in njegovo postavno vod-
stvo nekaj neunicljivega, pa maj
jes ssteyilcna in oborozitvena moo
njegovega sovraznika Sc tako
velika.
Tezko danes clovek verjame,
da Sc je vse silno, nadclovesko
delo tehs ljudi vrsilo dobre pol
ure cd mocne okupatorske in be-
logardisticne postojanke ma Do
bravi, uro dalec cd Ljubljane,
slabo uro dalec cd Polhovega
gradea, Korena in v senci nem-
skega rajha, in to- oh casu, ko
sossespod fasisticno tezo selea za-
cell prebujatis veliki zaslznjeni
evropski nanodi. &c bi cloyek
verjel4v " cudeze, ali &c bi bill tako
povrsen, da hi Sc mu ne zdelo
vredno vse to natancneje premi-
sliti, bi nazadnje gotovos de-
jail res je, cudez jeevse to.
( Pa>ni bill. Zrnogli pa, so kaj ta-
kegas izkljucno samo ljudje s tr-
dnoa in nepremagljivo veros v
zdravo. postenostl slovenskega
naroda, z vero in prepricanjem,
da je boj "a, svobodoa lastnega
naroda sveta insneodlozljiva dol
znost in ljudje velike ljubezni do
naroda, XII je bill izrocen na4 mi
lost in nemilost: okupatorju in
domaGim.. izdajalcem.
~ VDolomitih, v'najtezjih dneh
domovinske vojne in vse zasuz-
meme Europe, jes pisal,. Kristof
Edward Kardelj), velik Titov
soustvarjalec move Jugoslavije,
svoje. najlepses stvaris sea danes
je cloveku, XII pozna vzroke. in
zgodovino vseh teh sestavkov in
brosur, topic prie srcu,. koa Sc
spomni velikea in: neodjenljive
clovecanske ljubezni tegas Glove
ka. Vedno Sc smehljajoc,, poln
vere,s zdravega soptimizma in We
like ljubezni do so6loveka,, je bill
nase predragoceno sonce, XII je
znalo in moglo, pregnati vsako
meglo in Sc tako teak oblak.
V zerovnikovem grabnu ali
pri Kelnacu pod Hrusevim je te-
danji politkomisara glavnega
staba Peter Doris Kidric) spro-
ii, a trdno in nepreklicno izdelo-
val politicno-vojaske na6rte;;
Mi1linnths O. Tn TIL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

Job priliki prvega kongresas
Osvobodilne fronte Slovenije.
l Sc jesvr$ilaf wi pIsjuhaiania / 4,
10, f6. i'm IT. julia 1915, je
vensl<ii referel1t, de. Metoda Mi
kuz, slovenski duhovnik, XII Sc
jAs horiiJ stiris leaas med parti-
zani, spisal naslednjo spomin1
sko CRITICIZE ObjaVljena je bilas
" "Slovenskerak pproGeyalcH,,'s
dIiet Is. Julia, 1945..- SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

Pri Gavgarju je poruseno, ma
Babni gori tudi in Lukovega
.bunkerja aisem mogel vec najti.
skoda morda ima BE kaj zame.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26
" Trstu' SO, prestali
nlnOgO grenkega

Enakopravnosti, je prejel pisnao
cd svojega, brata Matte Renko,
v katerem slednji opisuje kake
je ljudstvoa " Trstu trpelo te-
konas. voine. Vsleds honnbardira-
MIA jef bilosvec his porusenih in
ubitih je bilo mnogo ljudi. Pi-
smo Sc glasi: ~
Ljubi moi brat Ivan: =.
" nojih prvih besedaln=te pri-
srcno pozdrayim tebe in zeno in
vso tvojo druzino, ako ste se
zivi in zdrayi. v tenn casu smo
prestali. mnogo strahu in veliko
trpljenja. Nismo mogli poro-
cati eden drugemu, a nase mi-
sli so bile pri vas. Bill smo v
skrbeh kako je z vami, ali ste
zivi in zdravi, kakot Sc innate in
kako je Payletom, XII je bill pri
zrakoplovih, ker: so mas prisli
vasi aeroplani veckrat obiskati.
Sedaj ii. pisem lie. malo kalzo
je tukaj z menoj. Slavko je bill
revez pet let pri mornarici in. je
prestal dosti grenkih ur. Marko
je bill .tudi pri vojakih ali MENU
nj ugajalo in tako je mogel til
delati pod Nemce, tudi tam Sc
jee navelical in jo. jep popihal
proc, samo das jih MI sluzil. Ia
ko sta, sedaj obas donna Samo
JAZZ nisem donna, ker g m. pri
slabemu zdravju in Sc nahajam
po sanatorijih ze dve lett, tako
da mi je bilap samo zena donna
in, tudi ona. jes dosti pretrpela,
ker smo bill, eden cd drugega
raztreseni 90 raznih krajih. Sc
daj sc nahajam " Trstu " bol-
nisnici pri Sv. Ignacu.
Moja bolezen je kronicna in
"a delo nisem vec. Tukaj smo
zelos slabo ziveli.. Nj bilo: ne me-
sa, ne zabeljene menestre ali
juhe, paG pa samo voda, in ko-
liko jih je pomrlo radi oslabe-
losti in pomanjkanja. Kar smo
pretrpeli nj mogoce popisati in
ne vem kako smo So ostali zivi.
Pa tudi sedaj je komaj malo
bolje. Draginja- je taksna ma
pram placi, xxi jo imajo delavci.
Semkaj pride zelo malo robe,
kerf Sc ne We kdtnu pripadamo.
Bill smo zelo srecni, kos so pri-
sli nasi vojaki in so osvobodili
mas ter premagalis stoletnega
zverinskega sovraznika, lie zaIi-
bog, da sosmorali mas zapustiti.
Tukaj vsi zahtevajo, da Sc mo-
ra Primorska prikljueiti k Jugo-
slaviji, ker j popolnoma, pripa-
da po velikih in junaskih zma-
gah., Vam bo tudi znano kako
so Sc borili nasi partizani "a
svobodo.
Dam tt vedeti kako,. izgleda
Trst. Tukaj smo imeli napadei z
aeroplanit in smo imeli dosti
skode, posebno pri sv. Jakobu,
Som March,. so ulices bombardi-
rane vse. naokoli. Nasa. hisas je
ostala, ali je vsa poskodoyana.
Smo brez oxen. in malta je po-
padala. Tedaj je bio samo vpit-
je v tunel, v tunel. Lacni smo
Dill po cele dneve. Tukaj pri Sv.
Jakobu. je bio strasno "a po-
gledati in v cerkvi je bilo vec
kot 300 mrtvih, katere- So vss
razmesarjene znosili notri. Tu-
di zunaj je bilo vse razmetano
cd bomb, da je bilo tezko It'll
skozi. zalosten je bill pogled ma
razvaline. Kar je ziyih ostalo,
SO bill vsi preplaseni. Santa An
dreja arzenal, San Marko, porto
Novo Santa, Andreja je vse po-
ruseno.
Brata Toneta hisa in skedeni
je tudi podrlo, in on je umrl.
Strnics Tone je tudi umrl.
Torej, dragi moi brat, prosil
81 te, da ako je mogoce, da bi
mi postal kaj pnnassne obleke,
ker tukaj je nemogoee kaj ku-
pitt. incl hi, ii BE. rnnoeo. - nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

Proud G.I.s of the 11th airborne.
watch the American flag fapping in
the breeze, soon after their arrival.
at=A&sugi airstrip from Okinawa, as,
planes in the background wing over:
TIM field. The raising of the flag;
markell complete surrender Of laps
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

I'M lati5p Benltoa isrocil pi-
sulo, ker je 3 MEM zvedel, da
jesiz Clevelanda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

v zerovnikovems grabnu ali
pri Kelnacu pod Hrusevim je te-
danji politkomisara glavnega;
staba Peter Doris Kidric) spro-.
ii, a trdno in nepreklicno izdelo-
val politicno-vojaSke na6rte,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20

800 for the pension fund.
 At Holy Week, Walter will re turn to the Philharmonic Symphony to conduct four performances of the uncut Bach St. Matthew Passion, for third successive year. He also will be guest conductor of the Metro politan Opera.
 TOSSY SPIVAKOVSKY young Russian violinist, has resigned as concertmaSter of the Cleveland Orchestra to devote all his time to the concert stage. Spivakovsky began his career as child prodigy in Europe and came to this country in 1941 after seven years of concert appearances in Australia. He was in- vited to the Cleveland post by Artur Rodzinski and appeared frequently with the orchestra as Soloist in Cleveland and on tour
 JOSEPH SCHUSTER 'cellist, will give the first public performance of Barnard Wagenaar's Sonatino for Piano and Cello, at his recital at the Prick Museum in New York on Feb. IS. Wagenaar will be at the piano for his own composition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
SOCIETY
Prof. Chakerian
 Addresses Group

An Elizabethan system for the care of the needy was carried, almost in its entirety, to this country, and retained until few years ago, Pro- lessor Charles G. Chakerian, of the Hartford Seminary Foundation, told sustaining members of the Junior League of Waterbury. in an address on The Development of Walfare" at luncheon meeting yesterday af- ternoon at The Elton.
 In 1886 Governor Cross appointed committee, of which MT. Cha kerian was a member, to revise the state welfare system. This commit tee found that our system was basically the same as that of Eliza bethan times.
 Public responsibility for the care of the needy is known to date back to the 17th century" the speaker stated. An Elizabethan law, in 1901, designated certain officials to take care of the poor, who at that time, to receive help, must be con- pletely destitute. Tax funds were used for this assistance, which was given to three types of people: Va grants, who refuse to work, depend- ent children and people who were physically unable to work The forms of relief were divided into: Work relief similar to the WPA of our times; town farm and an apprenticeship for children.
 However, since that time, there has been persistent trend to shift from local relief to county, state and national assistance. Among the causes for the change are: Violent economic and social emergencies; the inability of private agencies to meet the call for expansion; the fail- ure of local governments to function efficiently; and the number of state and federal officials who are enjoy ing their power and trying to pro- mote growth of their bureaus in order to dominate larger areas.
 In order to stop this trend and return to local and private control of charities, it will be necessary to attack these forces vigorously to make economic fluctuation less ex- treme, strengthen the work of pri- vate agencies, to become more in- terested in local governments exert eternal vigilance to keep bureaucra- cies from increasing their power at the expense of their agencies.
 The next luncheon meeting of the sustaining members will be held at The Elton, March 19, with Professor Wolfers of Yale University as speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Monday afternoon tourna- ment of the Cornell Bridge Club, conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty, 60 Linden street, resulted in these high scores: north and couth, Mrs. James Bulger ad Mrs. Louis Schmidt III 1-2; Mrs. John Shea and Mrs. Eleanor Leitch, 108 1-2; east and west, Mrs. E. J. Nelson and Mrs. George Brennan, 118; Mrs. w. G. Bailey, and Mrs. D. w. Rosebrugh, IF 1-2; The official standing: Mrs James Abercrombie and Mrs. James Walsh tied with Mrs. aBiley and Mrs Rosebrugh, APO; Mrs. Walter Wood and Mrs. Joseph Wolff, AT 1-2.
 High scorers in the new series of Monday evening tournament were: north and south, Mrs. Charles Yoos and Mrs. Thomas Skipp, 127 1-2: Miss Selma Anderson and Miss Dor othy Lasky, 125 1-2; east and west, Mrs. Richard Wooding and Mrs. Frank Wooding, IA 1-2; Miss Flor ence Naka and Mrs. Ida Jillson no.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
Catholic Women
 Hear FBI Agent

Fred Mcintyre, agent of the Fed eral Bureau of Investigation, asso- ciated with the New Haven office, addressed members of the Water bury Council of Catholic Women at an open meeting last night at the Diocesan Bureau, Church street. An executive board meeting was held prior to the talk
 MT. Mcintyre reviewed the his- tory of the F'BI, which was organ ized in 1908 and which came into prominence in 1884 when congress passed series of new laws includ- ing that which made Kidnapping acros state lines a federal offense. MT. Mcintyre also spoke of the re- quirements of an F'BI agent and the high rate of juvenile delin- quency throughout the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
Society Holds
 POt-Luck Supper

A pot-luck supper was held by members of the Mattatuck Musical Art society at a meeting yesterday at 6:30 D. m. in the Tudor room of the Women'S club. Mrs. Robert Birt, president, presided at the busi- ness meeting.
 Mrs. Anne Mcclure Hellmann, Fairfield, state counselor of Federal ed and Juvenile Music clubs of Con- necticut, who addressed members of the Junior Music club yesterday afternoon, also spoke to the evening group on the invitation of Mrs. Louis Stocking, counselor of the Junior club.
 A musical quiz, conducted by Wayne Clark, program chairman, and Ethan Pendleton, was won by Leon Cavelloro, Taft school, and Mrs. Lucy Sirica. Attending the meeting was Mrs. J. Winfred Beecher, president of the Connecti- cuG Federation of Music clubs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
Club Notes

Lily of the Valley lodge will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at Mechanics hall. A Valentine party will follow the meeting.
 c. Arthur DuBois, chairman of the legislative pension commission, will discuss Waterbury's pension problems at meeting of the Dem- ocratic Women's club tonight at S:30 at The Elton. The public is in vited to attend. A forum discussion will follow.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Third Congregational church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Knowles, Highland avenue.
 The Polly Anna class of St. Paul's church will ho1d covered dish sup per Thursday from 5:3O to 7:3O D. m. at the home of Mrs. Clayton Lynch, Orange street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
Mrs. PernatOzzi
 Named President

Mrs. J. c. Pernaozzi was elected president of the Italian Sisterhood at recent meeting.
 Others named were: Mrs. Minnie Marinaro, vice-president; Mrs. Julia Ferriera, recording secretary; Miss Mary Trumflo, financial secretary; Miss A. L. Matarazzo, treasurer; Mrs. Domenic Pappiani, orator; Mrs Julia Cappocci, Mrs. Thomas Bar bieri, Mrs. Louise Storto, Mrs. An toinette Assetta and Mrs Grace De- Mecca, counselors; Mrs Mary Croce, guard; Mrs. Gloria Mirto, hostess: Mrs. Josephine Cesariello and Miss Lena DiVito, trustees; Mrs. Lucy Gizzie and Mrs. Laura Mazzeo, sick callers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
CLUB NOTES
Junior Music
 Club Meets

Organization of programs by the Mattatuck Junior Music Club was diScussed by Mrs. Anne Mcclure Hellmann of Fairfield, state coun- Belor of Federated Junior and Juve- nile Music Clubs of Connecticut, at 2 meeting of the local unit yester- day afternoon at the Tudor room at the Waterbury Women's Club.
 Mrs. Hellmann described various activities that could be started by the organization, which was recent 1y-formed under the sponsorship of the Mattatuck Musical Art Society.
 Musical selections were presented at the meeting by Jean Reichen- back, pianist, and Jackie Desereaux, vocalist.
 Ofacers of the club are: president, Carol Wall; vice-president, George Boiney; secretary, Bernice Seimiat- koski; and treasurer, William Judd. Mrs. Louis H. Stocking is counselor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
.$octoE @ &Azzso'%a

THE SITUATION: You are being shown through the house of a couple who are very proud of it, and com- pared with the size of your own It seems like small place.
 WRONG WAY: Say, Tt Is such a lovely little house."
 RIGHT WAY: Don't stress the size of the house, but comment on some other features. If you call it a little" house the owners may think you are being condeScending.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
Republican Women
 Elect Officers

Members of the Waterbury Wo- mems Republican Club last night elected officers for the coming year. Mrs. Viola B. Amelung was re-elect- ed as president. The meeting was held at The Elton.
 Vice presidents, Mrs. Robert Lo- we'll, Mrs. Gertrude Keenan, Mrs. Fred Van Valkenburg, Mrs. Albert Schiavone, Mrs. Theodore Massi- colt; secretary, Mrs. Henry C. Cook; treasurer, Mrs. Edwin A. Wells; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ed ward Sweeney.
 High scorers at 8 bridge party thta followed the election were: Mrs. Earl Pierson, Mrs. Emily Boyd, Mrs. J. Vandermark and Mrs. William Lasher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
RED CROSS QUARTERS
 CLOSING THURSDAY

Red Cross Chapter House and Field street headquarters, will be closed all day Thursday, Washing tons birthday, according to an- nouncement made today by Miss Margaret Benade, executive director of the Waterbury Chapter, Amer ican Red Cross.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
HOPEVILLE CLUB IN
 MEETING TONIGHT

Members of the Hopeville Com munity Club will hold meeting to- night at 8 o'clock at the South T7"'- erated parish hall. Card-playing and entertainment will follow the Dus- mess session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
THEIR BIC DAY

JeffersonviIle, Vt. CUP) Fay Chamberlin celebrated his 77th birthday the other day. It was also his wife's roth birthday and their son Roy's And birthday. And on the same day, MT. and Mrs. Cham berlin observed their golden wed- ding anniversary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
LindSay-HOIr
 Bridal Feb. 12

The marriage of Mrs. Gertrude Cora Holt, South Main street, and Samuel Erwin Lindsay, Rowland street, Oakville, took place Feb. 12. at D. m. at the parsonage of the Prospect Congregational church. Rev. Daryl Williams, pastor, offici- ated.
 Miss Virginia Blanc and Charles Mckay were the attendants. MT. and Mrs. Lindsay will reside on Rowland street, Oakville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

George Albert Frank, U. S. Navy 6 Vine street and Joyce Hunter, Warner place have filed mar rfage intentions at the bureau of vital statistics, town clerks office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
AGO Team Wins

The girls added a couple Of
their own and fcfed the victors
al dinner Tuesday night.
Among the hoSteSScS were.
Betty Ann Rybolt, Katherine
Frick, Rosemary Connor, Dor
othy Procfke, and Sally Al
brccht.
To round out a fun week the
Alpha Chi OmogaS are giving a
faculty tea this Sunday after
noon.
Pouring tea viii be Mary
Barley, LOIS CothraH Jane Mef-
rlll, Judy Bott, ard Shirley and
Lila Makima.
Some Of the activities n
Alpha Tau Omega, among them
Dick Bodycombc Doug James,
Vince Secontine and Don Nc
Alonan. challenged their pledge
brothers 10 a football game
saturday ( afternoon. Bruce
BOcksian1. Ted karmazin and
Bullet Bob Deyo' were some
of the fellows defending the
pledge honor
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Crowd at Union Dance

Mickey Dalton was bid last
week 10 Alpha Delta Pi.
Among the couples al the
crowded Union dance Saturday
night were Dolly Townshend
and Doug James. Casey Mer-
shon and Art Clements. and
Janet Fowler and Don MacCabe.
Last week the track team was
divided into three sections and
each one, backed BY sorority.
competed IN an informal meet
for the prize, A large turkey
Under the Cap'alnShIp OF Bob
ThomaSon, the team, whose sup
pOrters were the Alpha chi
Omcgas, won ana the boys pre-
sented the sorority with the
turkey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Lois Cline Bride
Of Robert Frye

MISS LOIS CLINE. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cline
of Coplin avenue. and Robert
Frye, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Frye Of DickerSon ave-
nue.. were married Saturday IN
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Mrs Floyd Frye, SiSter-in-
law Of the bridegroom. was
matron OF honor and the bride
CroomS $ sister, Miss June Frye.
Mrs. Donald Schlitt and Wilma
Dye were bridesmaids.
Leo Frye was his cousins
best man, while guests were
Scatcd hy Melvin Cline Walter
Bunkcr and James Wanord.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Sororities
Rushing
By SANDY GIVENs
ANN ARBOR, Dee.

A4NAN- -AlAbASiNs Drt. y
lean ATHAY and Patti Rose
F." went into Detroit Saturday
10 attend a tea given by the
II association If Delta Gamma.
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity
gave a formal pledge party Sat
urday evening At the house.
Among the Betas and their
dates were Betty Ann Wiler
and Cameron Lombard. Beverly
Kirk and Robert Mckay, and
Roberta Ames and George Nc
Callum.
Informal rushing has started
for many of the SororitieS. Al
pha Delta Pi had A party Mon
day night on a dude ranch
theme.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Jewish Women
To Hold PdrIev

DETROIT. CLEVELAND and
Chicago G h apterS OF the
Women s Division OF the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress viii hold
their regional terence
Wednesday and Thursday Al the
Hollcnden Hotel IN Cleveland.