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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
MASTERS FIELD
TRAILING KEISER
Ben Hogan Takes Second
Spot Five Stokes Be-
hind Akron Pro.
Nv HAROLD FOREMAN
limited Press Sports Writer

AUGUSTA, Ga, April o.-Vo.rl-
Methodical, colorless Herman Keis-
er, of Akron, O., continued to take
par for a ride tday and came in
with a one-under-par II for a 81
hole total of 2o8 and a five stroke
lead over Ben Hogan in the $10,-
600 masters golf tournament.
Keiser, playing brilliantly but
carefully, was one over par at the
turn but canned a 45-foot putt for
an eagle three on the 475-yard 18th
and then birdied the par four 1Th
to leave him eight under par at
the three quarter mark of the big
event which ends with a final ID
holes tomorrow.
Hogan moved up into second
place by getting brides on three
of the last four holes for a 69 tc
give him 213 at the end of three
rounds.
But the way Keiser has been
playing, the odds are not too high
on Little Ben catching the Akron
Pro who has turned in rounds Of
SO, 68 and II.
One stroke back at 214 were
Jim Terrier, of Chicago, former
Australian Open champion, who
fired SO and Hefty Calyton Heat
ner, ex-Army sergeant from
Charlotte, who came in with II.
Byron Nelson, Toledo, O., who
had been co-favored with Hogan,
shot II today for third round
total of ZIG. Jimmy Demaret,
Houston, Tex, also trimmed one
stroke off par for II and a total
of ZIG.
Vic Ghezzi, of Knoxville, Tenn,
turned in the hottest round Of the
day, a 81 that included five brides
and the rest pars, which gave him
217 at the end of 81 holes.
Bob Hamilton, of Chicago, win
ner of the Charlotte Open last
week, came in with a II for a
l. 15 total at the three-quarter
mark.
jim Fouls, of Lagrange, Ill,
and Ky Laffoon of Orlando, Fla,
had 217 totals.
Jimmy Thomson, of Los Angeles,
who hits the ball a country mile,
fizzled today and failed to do any
thing right, dropping out of the
running with a seven-over-par 70
for a 54-hole total of 221. Before
his blow-up, Thomson had been in
second place only five strokes off
Keiser's pace.
Also up among the leaders with
214 was Fred Haas, Jr.. the
former amateur from New Or
leans, who fired a four -under-par
So today.
Other scores:
Carey Middlecof, Memphis, 143-71-219
tAmateur)
Bob Cochran, st. Louis, 157-7e-22a
Amateur
Gene Kunes. Hollywood, Fla, 14s-77-
225.
George schneiter, Salt Lake City, 146-
72-218.
Sam Byrd, Detroit, 154-71-225.
Chick Harbert, Detroit, 144-76-220.
Henry Picard, Cleveland, O.. 152-71-
223.
Bobby Jones, Atlanta, 147T-224.
Lawson Little, Monterey, Calf, 1879
226.
Toney Penna, Cincinnati, 144-80-224.
Ralph Hutchison, Bethlehem, Pa, 157-
1882
! Ralph Guldahl, Chicago, 161-77-233.
Claude Harmon Mamaroneck, N. Y,
151-74225.
Johnny Palmer, Badin, 151-T-22s.
Rod Munday, Harrisburg, Pa, 1876
900
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
OPEN SEASON

The Wilmington Red Sox
open their exhibition season to-
ady against an invading Ben
ettsville Tiger team of South
Carolina. The Sox open their
league season, May 18th, but
plan to play several exhibition
games before beginning cir
cult play. Special accomoda-
tions will be made for white
patrons.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
CARDS-NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, April 6-P)-
The st. Louis Cardinals scored
their third decisive victory in as
many days over minor league clubs
by walloping the New Orleans Peli-
cans, is to 2, today for their 18th
victory in their last 20 starts.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
Pirates Sign Two SouthpaW Pitchers
Happy Chandler Offered
Mexican Baseball Job

nardo Pasquel is vice president
of the Vera Cruz club.
FRANKFORT, KY, April 6-(H
Asked about the report today
that he had been offered the high
commissionership of Mexican base
ball, U. S. Baseball Commissioner
IA. B. (Happy) Chandler grinned
broadly and declared:
You might say that when in
terviewed Mr.. Chandler said moth
ing"
Chandler firmly declined to COM
ment on the Mexican offer.
He was in Frankfort visiting old
political friends and to witness the
| Army Day celebration.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
CARDS SIGN DOBELsTEIN

CHICAGO, April 6-WH-Bob
Dobelstein, captain and guard of
the University of Tennessee foot
ball team last fall, signed today to
play with the Chicago Cardinals
of the National Football league.
Dobelstein is the And player to
be signed by the Cards.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
CUBs-BROWNs

HOUSTON, Tex, April 6-W.p)-
Shortstop Vern Stephens, Who bolt
ed from the Mexican Baseball lea
que, appeared in the role of a
pinch-hitter here today while the
St. Louis Browns were dropping a
II verdict to the Chicago Cubs.
Bill Fleming and Ray (Pappy)
Prim held the Brownies to a half
dozen hits and ended Cub losing
streak against st. Louis that had
reached three games. However, the
Browns still lead in the series, to
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
BRAVES OPTION sCHAEFFER

ROME, Ga, April 6-U.R)-
shortstop Bill schaeffer, who
served three years in the Army,
was optioned to Hartford of the
Eastern league today by the Bos-
ton Braves.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07

A formal gesture of Egyptian
hospitality is the serving of a
small cup of coffee.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07

x-Batted for McElrath in 7th.
xx-Batted for Webb in 9th.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
ENAKOPRAvNOsr

imas kaj ' kaksnem kotu kaj
zavrzene obleke, ali karkoli. To
hi prislo meni in mojim otrokom
prav. Zelo hvalezni bi Ii bill "a
najmanjsi dar, &c je mogoce po-
slati potom Rdecega kriza ali pc
posti. Jazz ne vem kaksne zveze
so ze urejene.
"Sedaj pa koneam to mole pi.
smo in Vas vse najprisrcnejse
pozdravljamo ter poljubljamo,
mama, Ferdinand Peterlin, Mici
Peterlin-Hiti, in Alojz Hiti ter
otroci. Enako Engel in vsi do
maci.
Maria Hiti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
Imigracijjska in ma
turalizacijska vpra-
sanja in odgovori

VPRAsANJE: Rad bi dobil k
sebi v to dezelo svojega 15-let-
mega necaka, XII je ostal brez
starsev ter sem sedaj JAZZ ME-
gov najblizji sorodnik. Poveda-
no mi je bilo, da moran v to
svrho napraviti izjavo oskrbe.
Kaj pravzaprav to pomeni?
ODGOVOR: Ia zaprisezena
izjava affidavit of Support) po-
meni, da sc zavezete skrbeti "a
svojega necaka, da ne bo postal
javno breme potem, ko bo pre-
puscen v to dezelo. Izjava mo-
ra tudi vsebovati potrebne po-
datke ali informacije o vasi ose-
bi - vase ime in naslov, drzav-
ljanstvo, poklic ali delo, XII ga
opravljate, bancno vlogo ter dru-
&c pedobne podatke. Nj prav
lahko podati vseh teh Informal
cij v omejenem prostoru enega
clanka, toda ako pisete ma Com
mon Council for American
Unity, 20 West 10th St., NJ w
York Is, N. Y, vam bo ta' or
ganizacija radevolje poslala list
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
STRAIN s.

bo mogel dobiti drzavljanskega
papirja. Prosilec "a amerisko
drzavljanstvo mora biti dobre-
ga moralnega znacaja tekon
petletne dobe pred zaprositvijo
"a drzavljanski papir. Radi te-
ga kar je zagresil vas brat, ME-
gov moralni znaeaj ne soglasa
S tozadevno zahtevo naturaliza-
cijskega zakona. Pocaka maj to-
rel, da bo preteklo pet let cd
omega dne, ko je bill obsojen v
zapor, in sele potem maj vlozi
prosnjo "a drzavljanstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18

stroske "a zene vojakov armade
Zed. draw, ne pa "a zarocenke.
TIE morajo potovati kot navadni
potniki in njihovi zenini, sorod-
niki ali prijatelji morajo placa-
ii "a njih prevoz. Vsekakor pa
lahko sluzbujoci vojak vprasa
svojega predstojnega castnika,
da mu pomaga dobiti dovoljenje
"a prevoz njegove zarocenke. To
bo nedvomno vsak k predstojni
castnik rad storil, &c bo lie mo-
goce.
VPRAsANJE: Moi brat bi
rad zaprosil "a drzavljanstvo
Zed. drzav. Pred par lett, ma "a
lost, pa je incl sitnosti poll
clio. Bill je aretiran zaradi tat
vine in obsojen ma sest mesecev
jece. Ali mu DO to zabranjevalo
izposlovanje drzavljanskega pa
pirja?,
ODGOVOR: Da. Pc dejstvih,
XII ste jih navedli, vas brat ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18

S temi podatki in sicer v angle
seini ali pa v slovenscini, kakor
zelite:: v TEN listu bodete dobili
Svse potrebne podatke glede po-
trebne izjave (Affidavit of Sup
port) kot tudi glede financnih
dtokumentov, XII morajo biti po-
slani ma pristojno mesto zaeno
S to izjavo. Vkljucite pet CEN
TOW postnine kadar pisete po
omenjene podatke. Prilozite to
lahko kar v znamkah.
VPRASANJE: JAZZ sem vojak
v armadi Zed. drzav. Ko sem bill
v sluzbi preko morja, EN- sc
zarocil z nekim dekletom tam.
kaj. Rad bi jo S sed al dobil v
Ameriko. Pojasnjeno mi je bilo
v zvezi S tenn, da i'm ajo zene
sluzbujoeih vojakov pravice dc
prostega prevoza, oziroma, da
stroske Ia njih prevoz semkaj
trpi vlada. Ali velja isto "a ne
veste vojakov, ali morajo neve-
ste-zarocenke placati potne stro.
Ske same?
ODGOVOR: Ia potne stros-
ke morate v tenn slucaju plaza.
ii vi sam ali pa vasa nevesta-za-
rocenka. Vlada plaza prevozne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18

Koko 50 nos+oli por+izoni Robu pri
Vel. Loseuh

"a pospravljanje il his, tako da
marsikateri nj resil mic. Kar nj
vojska izropala, mu je zgorelo
vse.
cod Iga do B1ok so bliSmje
Uasi in gosdoed vsi poSgoui:: Co.
10, Skrih, Visoko, Rogatec, To-
potos, Kure$cek, Usrejdek, Gen.
te, Krvava pee, Bukovec in .
Rwtah, vseh sedem vasi, to je
use wni6emo IN use poSgano.
"Od tod tudi dosti ljudi mani
ka, ker so jih pobili in v inter-
nacijah jih je dosti pomrlo. IL
his SO jih Italijani in Nemci po-
brali in seboj v gozdove odpe-
ljali ter jih tam pobili, mlade
fante in gospodarje. Tudi mi v
Robu smo dosti trpeli. Skrivali
smo Sc otroci vred po gozdo-
viii. ST nismo upali biti donna, ko
so vedno streljali v vas. Tudi
bombardirali so naso vasico tri-
krat. Cd teh dvakrat Italijani.
I'll MISC ravno proved skode mare
dill, kakor strehe so nam razbili
in sipe pobili. Ravno smo malo
popravili, ko je prihrumel Ne
mec. I'll so nam pa unicili do kra-
ia. Porusili 50 mas ljubi dom.
mi smo bill donna, kjer so
vcasih rekli 'Zadruga.' To je bila
nasa hisa, sva jo midva kupila
cd Karoline. Sedaj je mama osta-
la le rusevina. Tri bombe so re
padle ma hiso, ko smo bezali il
kleti, da smo 81 resili zivljenja.
Bezali smo k vodi, in smo ko-
maj pritekli k Mi, je ze cetrta
bomba padla ter Sc je zrusila hi
sa. Zasulo mi je zivez, obleko ter
pokvarilo pohistvo. No, in po-
tenn smo il rusevine odkopavali,
toda kar smo odkopali, je bilo
vse strgano in pokvarjeno.
"Nato smo stradali in strgani
hodili, ker 81 nismo mogli poma-
gat. Nam MISC dali dovoljenja,
da bi sc kan slo in tudi mesec-
mega deleza nismo dobili skozi
Is mesecev. Tudi sedaj 81 ne
moreno mic pomagati, ker nj
mamo denarja, da bi 81 kaj ku-
pill. Ko bi bila hisa celia, da bi
imeli gostilno, tako kot pred
vojsko, bi Sc kar lahko ziveli.
In trgovino smo imeli v najem
oddano, je kar slo "a silo. A Sc
daj smo ma cesti, smo begunci
brez vsega. Samo tri otroke
imam in bolnega moza, ker so
mu zdravje pozrli v internaciji
v Italiji, kjer je bill 16 mesecev.
"Za casa Nemcev, XII so bill
tukaj emo, Sc je pa moral skri-
vati po gozdovih in okrog dru-
9Th ljudi, &c nj hotel, da bi Sc
enkrat Sci v nemsko internacijo.
Tako smo uniceni, gospodarsko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18

upno. Sedaj stanujemo pri ma
mi. Marica je stara 16 let, Erci
je 13 let in mala Tatjana mi je
stara leto in pol, tako je.
"Sedaj bi Sc dobila kaksna
rec, da bi otroke opravila, pa nj
zasluzka, ne denarja in zima je
pred pragom in hraniti Sc mo-
ramo s tenn, kar smo pridelali
ma tuji zemlji, ker svoje Nina
mo in ker nj denarja "a mesee-
nj odmerek.
"Pri mani je pa, Sc vse cello.
Je cudez. Pet korakov cd hise
je padla zazigalna bomba, pa Sc
nj vnelo. Padla je ma vrt in Sc
je globoko zarila ter Sc S tenn
unicila, da nj toliko skode mare
dila. Streha, vrata in sipe so
bile, ze razdejane. Razbito in po-
zgano je pa pri Jernejci, Kuhar-
jeva hisa, Grajscinska hisa, ter
poleg Engelnova ia mala hisa;
je pa tudi Engelnova hisa ne
koliko pokvarjena.
ftNa hribu so pa sa$gaI par
tizaai cato, da ne bi Nen,ci IN be-
logordisti ustanoviN postojamko
in sicer:: SupmiSce, solo in Pro-
svetmt dom. Druge vasi tn doll
MISC mic prizadete. LIE mas slavni
Rob, XII je bilo krizisce proti
Mackovcu in Mokrcu.
"Pri mani je bilo "a casa
vojske tudi tezko. Bila :je vedno
sama. stefana 50 Itlaijani odpe-
ljali v internacijo 10. oktobra
1941 leta in sicer v Afriko in
tam je bill do konca italijanske-
ga razpada. Potem je Sci k par
tizanom. Zajeli so ga Nemci, a
tik pred ustrelitvijo je usel k
tovarisem, ter je Sc vedno tam.
Sedaj je v Beogradu. Pold je bill
obeh internacijah. Prisel je Sc
daj yes bolan domov. Grozno je
trpel, zelo so jih mucili. Sal
gotovo kaj citate, kako so jih tr-
pincili. Engel je bill "a casa Ita-
lijanov donna, je incl malo trgo-
vino, potem je bill pa v Ljublja-
nj. Ia je malo mani trpel kot
nasi, XII SO bill bolj partizanski.
"Budrovega Karolna tudi Sc
nj cd nikoder il internacije; sc
ne We ali je Sc xiv ali mrtev.
Eden sin mu je pa pri partizanih
padel. Nasa Pavla in FAM, Ii bo-
sta pa ze tudi sami opisali svoje
gorje, Smo pac tako srecna Pc
terlinova rodovina. Dosti noci
smo v silnem strahu preziveli,
mislec, zdaj pa zdaj DO kdo po-
trkal ma okno in te ubil. Teh
slucajev je bilo dosti v nasih
krajih. To so bill zlocini 'crne ro-
ke,' nasih domacih izdajalcev.
"Po dnevi smo pa begali pred
granatami in bombami. No, tako
je bilo nase zivljenje "a casa
vojske. Pozabiti bono morali ma
te grozote. Seveda bono lie ta-
krat, kadar bono tudi mi v svo-
jem domu. To je pa odvisno cd
drzave, &c DO dala kaksno po-
moe.
"Oprosti, draga Anica, gotovo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18

smo Cd svojih sorodnikov, ki
opisujejo, kako so Sc zaceli par.
tizani organizirati in zakaj. Ia.
ko Sc ma vojne zagonetke posve.
tt iz raznih krajev cd domaeinov
in koncno bono docela razume.
vail tezki polozaj nasih dragih
v zadnji vojni in pravilno sodili
kdo je koristil domovini in kdo
so il bill v sramoto. Pismo il
Roba ma Dolenjskem je pisala
Maria Hiti, ter Sc glasi:
"Rob ma Dolenjskem,
13. oktobra, 1S45.
''Draga Anica in ostali!
~ najveejim veseljem smo
prejeli Tvoje pismo; hodilo je
tri mesece. Najlepsa hvala zanj.
Mislila sem, da ste tam v tujini
pozabili ma mas. No, pa kakor
vidimo, Sc lie Sc kdaj spomnete
ma mas, reveze. Ia mamo smo
zvedeli ze pref, da so umrli. Tudi
mi smo zalovali "a njo. Dali smo
tn zvoniti in "a mase, da 50 sc
brale tn v Robu.
'Draga Anica, pises, da ste
citali v casopisju grozotah.
Vem, da Sc vsega MISC pisali, da
smo Sc dosti hujsega morali pre-
stati. Ne da Sc popisati nase
gorje. Ker pa prosis, III nekoliko
opisemo, sal nasi kraji so I'll
gotovo Sc nekoliko v spominu.
"Ko je razpadla Jugoslavija,
to je bilo ma Veliki petek 1941
leta, so sc srbske cete vracale
il Notranjske tn cez Rob. Sill
Sail so pokanje, seveda, streljali
50 otroci, ker je bio povsod
orozje raztreseno. Srbi so pa
mislili, da so tukaj v Robu ze
Nemci ali Italijani in so zaceli
tn vas streljati, tako da so ra-
Mill nasega Poldar v roko, d. ina
sedaj pokvarjeno. S prsti ne mo-
re dosti delati. Ubili so tudi ene-
ga konja in zazgali sosedov ko-
zolec. Bill srno v strahu, da Sc
ne bi vnelo mamino poslopje, a
vendar Sc je nekam ubranilo. Ko
je ia srbska armada sla naprej,
81 je oh potu jemala jesti in pi-
ii. Bio je vse v strahu pred njo.
'Komaj Sc je poleglo to, so
cez teden dni prisli Italijani v
nase kraje. Bill je zopet velik
strah. Pa cd zacetka je kar ne
kako slo, nj bilo prelude, ko smo
Sc jim enkrat pfivadili. Priva-
dill so sc Jim nekateri Sc pre-
vec. Zacelo Sc je nekaksno ida
jalstvo, kdo hodi k masi, kdo je
liberalec in kdo klerikalec.
"Nato so sa6eh Itahjasi ljudi
sapirat in pretepoti, ne vedo6 "a
kaj. s tenn Sc je sa6elo beganje
pred oblastjo . gosdove in tako
Sc je sa6elo partisanstvo.
''Kmalu po zasedbi Italijanov
so Sc pojavili v Mackovcu, Mo-
krcu in Krimu, partizani. Seve-
da, prvi so bill IL NEST, tn IL
Ljubljane. Potem Sc je zacelo
preganjanje Sc ma dezeli. Tako
Sc je zacelo- -preganjanje in ma
gajanje eden drugim. Seveda,
partizani SO morali imeti zvezo
s civilisti, drugace hi bilo ne
mogoce; da so dobili jesti in
druge nujne potrebscine in po-
cast Sc je use to vecalo . sovra-
$tUo. SevedG, tensu so bill krivi
naH doma6i izdajalci. Italijani
SO zaceli zapirati in pobijati ci-
Wine ljudi, &c je kdo kaj poma-
gal partizanom.
"Zafele so sc velike ofenzi-
We ma partizane in &c so le slisali,
da 50 v vas prisli partizani, SO
te grdobe italijanske tisto vas
zazgali in pokradli, kar 50 mo-
gli, zivino, zivez in obleko. Lju-
dem so dali samo Is minut casa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18

President presidential ag
designed by orders President
toward the olive branch q eutched M right talon instead
left holding
the former presidential Star
omitted The change Of og the four stars made
generals authorised
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18

HEADS COAST GUARD . Rear
Adm. Joseph F. Farley, chief per-
sonnel officer of the U. S. coast
guard, has been named by Presi-
dent Truman as commandant of the
coast guard for a four-year term.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26

same number of representative in the General Assembly.
 The speaker called attention to the fact that the Democratic plat form contains a plank calling for a constitutional convention to rem edy this situation, observing that until there is more equal repre- sentation we shall not have democracy within the state"
 To back her contention that the Republicans support big business against the people, Mrs. Satti cited the fair employment practices bill which, she said, was killed by the Reublicans who now affect to fa- vor it.
 When Joseph Tone, now Demo- cratic candidate for the United States Senate, was labor commis- sioner, he tried to protect children working in tobacco fields through contracts with their employers which went by the board when MT. Tone left that office," Mrs.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26

R. Wade, president of the Alabama State Federation. Walter B. Mit- chell, C. B. Mitchell and Fred Yam, organizers, and by the local business agent, S. V. Rigging bot tom.
 The victory of the AFL here cli- maxed similar triumphs at the Clara, Dunn and Armstrong mills in Gastonia, which were marked by a margin of 134 to B for the AFL.
 In Morganston, N. C., workers in three hosiery mills voted 503 to 150 to name the AFL union as their collective bargaining agent.
 Leaders of the AFL drive throughout the South to add 1,- 100000 new members within the next year hailed these successes as a definite indication ot the trend of southern workers to rally to the AFL banner to assure them- selves of better housing, more food, higher wages and improved working conditions.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26

Addressing the club at the Ho- te' Mystic, Mrs. Satti was principal speaker M a program which also included remarks by A. s. Waldon and Michael Petrosky, local can- didates for the General Assembly, and Rowland Bishop, running for probate judge.
 Mrs. Satti asserted that the dice" are loaded against the Democrats" |" because the Republicans control the lower house. The COPS con- trol, she said, is due to an out moded system of the representa- tion which gives Hartford's thou sands and Unions hundreds the
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26

Satti asserted.
 For HarbOr Development
 The candidate went on to pledge that she will continue her fight for a port authority to develop the Groton-New London harbor, which she called a basic factor in the welfare of both communities.
 MT. Petrosky, in his speech, re- called an early campaign slogan of the Republicans: Let's remem- Der in November He asked his audience 70 remember the broken treaties which followed the first World War and the veterans who sold apples on street corners dur ing the Hoover regime.
 Dr. McConaughy, the Republican gubernatorial candidate now prom ises support for veterans bonus bill he said, but it was the Re publicans who defeated such bill and another for veterans housing last spring.
 MT. Waldon asserted that the Republicans are using the meat shortage as smoke screen to hide a fundamental issue which, he said, is the struggle between capi- tai and labor. A Republican vic- tory, he said, would be reverse for the labor movement.
 MT. Bishop went on record as favoring a direct primary and said he sees a great chance for the party in the apathy shown by the opposition. Referring, like MT. Petrosky, to the veterans lot under Hoover, MT. Bishop said that he had personally witnessed the veterans march on Washington and declared that ex-servicemen must not again be cheated of the things that are rightfully theirs.
 At the tir1e of the veterans march during the Hoover admin istration, he said, he saw veterans beaten, and watched as troops rode down a crowd of women at the White House gates. Lets re- member that" he told his listen CTS.
 Last weeks meeting also saw plans made for rally at the Ita- American Hall Nov. 2, ana the club voted to donate $25 to the campaign fund.
 Remember November 4th! All those whose voting qualifications mature by then, and those who come or age CAN REGISTER THAT DAY TO VOTE.-Be sure to REGISTER AMI VOTE NOV. 5th!
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26

Pretty Ruby Lawton displays her millinery magic by fashioning her own hat for the big football game. Her simple formula can be dupli- cated in a few minutes. Here's how: Attach hat elastic to each end of a grosgrain ribbon (one inch wide and twelve inches leng). Then take another grosgrain rib bon five inches wide and eighteen inches long and fold into bow. Take four large mums and seven baby mums from waxed paper and ar- range in interesting fashion and attach to bow with corsage pins. Then fasten entire arrangement onto the one-inch ribbon and slip on over head. To insure maximum
 beauty and freshness keep nuns in waxed paper until last minute.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26
Dorothy M Sutt, Candidate for Stute Senate, Is Keynote Speaker at Groton Demmie Club

Mrs. Dorothy Satt Democratic candidate for from the 18th District declared in talk before the Groon Democratic Club Thursday evening Oct IT, that her exper fence the state legislature had shown that he Democrats represented the people and the Republicans represented with few exceptions the tobacco corporations the railroads the insurance companies and the public utilities"
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26
Textile Unions Chalk Up Marked Progress in South

Taladega, Aa.-Marking of the most overwhelm- victories it has scored in it's intensified drive to organize southern textile plants the United Textile Workers of Amer ca NLRB election at the Bemis Bag Co., here when 669 workers voted to join the AFL union and only 68 voted for union
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26

rected personally by Anthony Va lente, UTW president. Of the 826 workers eligible to ballot, 744 voted and only seven votes were chal- lenged.
 MT. Valente was assisted by R.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26

Luzon is the largest and richest island of the Philippines.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-10-26

ganizing campaign was di- H-