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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Wost Sidee Hot ing Onan Home zolliglls

The Wos1 nldn Athletic Club will hold open house tonight At the Chase Park House at 7.So AT mem- bers have been urged Co bring their friends. Prizes will be awarded % winners og the various contests and games. Club members will furnish the entertainment. Refreshments win be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Fire Record

Kirsanen from Engine Company 2 responded aE le;se .. m. today te an fnelnegnteF fire in the FeaF ef the Capozzd Cleaners, 2as Wli- low street
 OEss fhe weekend flrenen were aalloa cat te exlinguish mlne bFmais 9lFea, fiys Saturday and fenv eun- aay.
 ~ sEnaayis brzsh fires were at i4aS Easl Main street, af 1e;9s ,. nli Sewfsh Cemetery en stilIs0n reed. at tsoe Q D., Woodllek read, at Bses D. na.i and Berkeley aEenus, at ss1S '. m.
 1hoas extlmaIished Saturday wass n1 a2 Eik aVenmes e Burr alssels Jewish Cemetery, eff stlIi- ann FnaAs en HEoBkside FaFm on i5Feohaide. Fna6. ana Maple hew
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21

"a Wolcott Street.
 James Edgar Lamar, @ Cnsls field Avenue, and Mamie MNe Kicks, o24 Bank Street.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06

Brzkone je bill Cherne V pravern, ko je dejal, da stavk V
USSR nj, ker pc njegovem mnenju SO prepovedane. Browder pa
Sc je pc svoje trud1 dokazati, da MISC zabranjene, ampak ker Jill
nj, pac nj vzroka zanje.
Bio bi pametnejSe, &c Sc bi Green, Cherne in mi vsi drugi
raise brigali "a stavke V tel dezeli, ne pa cemu Jill V Rusiji nj.
N. pr. pi Alis-Chalmers V West AIisu, Wis, je ma stavki
tisoce delavcev re okrog dive sto dni.
Dive sto dni imaS svobodo piketrati in dive sto dni ii lahko
tn pa tam pade policijski kolicek pc CLAW.
Dive sto dni 81 brez place, V najvecji draginji. In stavka po
meni tudi stroSke, ne samo dolznost piktiranja, udelezevanja
sci it'd.
DELAYED Sc lahko ponaSa, da ina pravico stavkati, posebno
&c nina V tenn skuSenj in lie bere kapitalsticne casopise O nasi
svobodi. Ampak ko res stavka, spozna, da je mad MIN sodnik, XII
ga preganja, Xxi izreka prepovedi in doloca kazni in stavkar ih
mora placevati. Uvidi tudi, da ina sodnik Sc posebne privilegije
prot odbornikom unije, k SO tirani pred MEGA znova, ceS, da so
Sc vsled trmoglavosti ali kar re pregresii proti velicanstvu sod
silva in morajo bti re zaradi tega prestopka znova tirani pred
sodni stol.
Sodnik dale da mandat serifu, zupanu in nacelniku policije
mobilizirati varnostne organe Ctakozvane) "a protektiranje tistih.
Il Sc posluzijo pravice delati neglede ma stavko.
V stavki pr Alls-Chalners je bio v minulih mesecih re mic
kohko pretepov. Marsikak delavec, XII je piketiral, je bill pobit ma
tia do nezavsti. Tudi nekaj stavkokazov je doletela shcna usoda
Ampak piketov nihce ne Sciti. LIE cemu mr.. William Green
!ega nikdar ne prizna? Sal je re star MOI in cd AFL je preel re
toliko tisocakov, da bi lahko zanje govoril tudi kaj proti rustic
lem uni MANFRED proti takim, Xxi SO V governerskih, zupanskih,
Serifskih in sodnih sluzbah, ne pa Sc gniavil samo z "nesvobod-
mimi" unami V 'nesvobodni" Rusiji?
Ali ne hi bio panetnese ustvariti V tel dezeli tax gospodar-
ski red, v kakrSnem "a stavke ne DO vec vzrokov? Torej socializa-
CHA, v kateri DO visa produkcija vrsena "a potrebe ljudstva, ne "a
privatni profit!
Ko vidis, kako padajo piketi pod koicki poicajev in serifo-
viii deputijev drug "a drugim, ne sarno danes, ne lie vceraj, ampak
V stavki, XII traja re blizu leto dni, ST lahko predstavljas, da svo-
boda stavkanja nj mic kaj prida, ako je VISA oblast, kapitaizem,
casopisje in sploh ve drugo proti tebi.
Anpak tako je V tel dezei bio in tako DO, dokler bodo de-
lavci V borbi lie V stavkah, politicno pa glasovali "a tiste, XII iih
potem preganjajo S sodnimi dekreti, S kolicki in z zakoni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
OVEN:
RAzGovoRI

razuma S stavkujocimi delavci
je zadnje dneve postala pravo
vojno pole med stavkarji, poll
clio in kompanijskimi agent
NaSi meScanski dnevniki primal
sajo slike kako policija (zadnje|
dneve jim je prisla ma pomoc Sd
policija il Milwaukeeja) vlaci ID
pretepa stavkarje. Use to n
zbudilo westalliskega zupana
da je apeliral ma governerja, d;|
on prisili kompanijo ma pogs
jamie. Mislim, da je re skrajl
cas- "a tako akcijo. Use to SO sl
Ike, kaj caka delavstvo V bodol|
nosti.
NaSe gibanje
Vinska trgatev podruzniI
SANSa V dvorani SNIP nj bid
ravno najboljSe obiskana. All
kar mas je bio, smo imeli v res
nici izvrstno zabavo. Upam, ID
DO precej preostanka. Vinicari
in vinicarke so bill izredno pal
mi, bill je res pravi partizanSk
duh, tako, da SO imeli tatovi red
zelo malo srece. Sodrug Loju
ZOrkO mi lie Omenil, da Sc VrS
konferenca ProSvetne matice II
nedelio "a. novembra V MilWau|
keeju, Omenil je, da je odziv a
to konferenco zelo dober, ter d
Sc pricakuje veliko ljudi.
Kot je razvidno, Sc delo nash
klubov in pevskih zborov IL vol
ne in povojne letargije vendarlt
razvija. Najvecje tezkoce so kai
pada utrujenost pr starih = il
mladino je pa tezko zainteresi
rati. Zadnje case sta to omenil;
Tone Zornik, kateri dobro po
INA nase ljudi in tudi mladino
ker on zelo veliko potuje, in p;
urednik "Prosvete" Anton Gar
den. Oba sta povedala prece
resnice, kar jima lahko vsaI
pritrdi. SIEVE, veliko je tenn
kriva naSa lastna brezbriznost
ali najveG je pa kriva okolScina
V kateri zivimo in katere Sc il
nemogoce otresti. Ameriski mi
vo", V katerem Sc giblje in xiv
nasa mladina, je nekaj kar j
skoro nemogoce prodreti. Spor
ii, ter prezir "a vse kar dist p
"starokranjskem" in pa prece
lahkomiselnosti so tudi ovire,
katerimi Sc morajo boriti mas
ljudje. Al kljub vsemu tenn
gre delo naprej. In upati je, d3
ko DO sedanja bojna utrujeno|
in psihologija polegla, Sc bod
aktivnosti res pozivele. Mi nj
smo sami, kateri imamo tie owl
re. Imajo Jill vse organizacije
pa maj bodo tujerodne ali p
ameriske. Vzelo DO pac neka
casa, ko Sc politicno in duSevn,
malo umirimo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
KATKA ZUPANClC:
lie zmoqoI L?

Ma Vsej crit porazeni in tepe-
nj Sc cutimo vsi tisti, XII smo bill
skozi vso vojno in povojno dobo
MACEDONIA proti crnemu trgu. Nj
bio lahko potrpeti, nj Sc bilo
lahko odrekati nekaterim po-
trebScinam, XII smo jih bill tako
vajeni, da Sc nam je zdelo, da
brez Min skoro biti ne moreno.
Ma vkljub vsem tezavam smo
vzdrzali, pa vzajemno sebi in
bliznjemu ma dobro pomagali
pritiskati "pokrovec" ma cenah.
So bile izjeme tudi med ma
mi. Ne da bi Sc zavedale kak-
snih posebnih nepravilnosti ali
prestopkov sc nam pravile: Ma
10 vec placas, pa dobiS vsega, kar
hoceS; tam in tam dobiS cello
"stempse"-po zenith Jill lahko
kupiS -. Seveda mas je dirnilo
in silila nam je ma jerk ostra
beseda. Ali namesto da bi 10 IL
rekli - pomagala tako ne bi mic
- smo Sc lie pomilovalno ma
smehnili, ces, sal Sc ne zavedaS,
kaj delas.
Sc hujSe mas je dirnilo, kadar
smo pomislili, da bi oblasti CT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
DELOZIRAN FIJI

V svoji sobi, YES vessel,
Fiji hvali: "beu, beu, beul
Eli, da bi gospa Adela
kot do zdaj zane skrbela!
Postelj moja je blazina,
moja papca perutnina."
V svoji sobi yes vessel
Fiji hvali: beu, beu, beu.
Komisija pa, seveda,
tudi V ia kvartir pogleda
in takole de Adeli:
"Psicku bono soho well.
Mnogo je ljudi V tenn mesti,
Xxi brez strehe so, ma cesti.
S Fifteen pa ma dvoriSce!
Tam maj 81 svoj kot poiSce."
Fiji tuli, Fiji joka,
da Adeli srce polka.
Tistim, XII so krov dobili,
Sc pa Fiji mic ne smili..
L. "Pavlihe''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06

Sc je blago stekalo? Tia, kamor
nj segal urad "a dolocanje cen
(OPA)! Tia, kamor bi pa mora
la, morala segati roka postave!
Nesramno Sc nam je zdelo tisto
z nogavicami p%ovezano radijsko
oglasanje in cudili smo Sc drz-
nosti ma eni ter slepoti ma drugi
strani, ali obupavali nismo. Pref
ali slej DO nasa vzajemnost pro-
drla! Bo prodrla :.
Nj s%urovin, nj tega, nj omega,
in UNRRA! To SO vzroki naSe
zacasne stiskel SO kricali.
Ali prav kmalu Sc je il rasto-
cega vpitja, proti OPA naperje-
mega, slisal Sc drug vzrok: OPA
je vsega kriv! Zavrl je povojni
razvoj! On drzi try v svojih kle-
scah! On, on sam je o%dgovoren
"a crni try! Ako bi tega urada
ne bilo, ne bi bio nj crnega tr-
ga! cato proc Z MIN, pa bono
resent tudi omega trga! = Tako
so obesili crnomavharski greh
hkrati tudi man,, XII smo delo
OPAodobravali in podpirali ME
ga teznje. Ia Sc je zopet enkrat
resi-, ko je krical: Tat, tat! Pri-
mite tatu 80"
No in SO skopali grob "a "mr-
lica, XII nam re predolgo zasmra-
ia ameriski standard" - kakor
Sc je izrazil ma radiu eden cd
castilcev zlatega teleta = ter
ga polagoma pokopali, najprej
do gleznjev, nato do kolen, it'd,
LIE pleSa Sc mt Sc vidi, in Sc ia
Jill drazi.
Mi? Mi pa nekam osramoceni
pobesamo glave, zakaj zmagal je
crni try, zmagal S svojimi cena-
mi. "Majckeno inflacije ne mo-
re skodovati 80" Tudi to tola-
zbo SO nam dali. Res ne more
Skodovati lakomnikom, XII Sc
svoje vrece ma siroko odprli "a
tisto nekaj denarja, XII SO 81 ga
delavski sloji prigarali med vol
no. Pri tenn steje tudi psiholo-
Ska stran. Delavec S praznim ze-
pom Sc boji zgubiti delo, zatc
rajsi uboga, nego bi tvegal. Ka-
teri pa nina ne della ne denaria.
Sc pa kaj nitro zadovolji z VISA
kim delom, "a vsako placico ir
V skrajnostni potrebi DO cello IL
trgal kruh svojemu tovarisu il
rok.
Ne, ne, malo inflacije ne more
Skodovati - Spekulantom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
THdesetIefnico
p~evskego zboro
"Zorie"

Cleveland, o. Ker smo spet
dospeli V jesensko sezono kon-
certov, Sc V tenn oziru tudi pew.
zbor Zarja pridno pripravlja "a
svoj koncert in Oh enem DO tudi
proslavljala 3O-letnico svoiega
obstoja. To Sc DO vrSilo kot obi
cajno ma Zahvalni dan %. no.
vembra V avditoriju SLOW. mar.
donna ma St. Clairju. Pricetek
oh 4:30 popoldne. Ia to prosla-
vo 81 je Zarja pripravila lep pro-
gram, XII DO gotovo prekaSal
p~rejsnje. Podane bodo lepe pc
smi, med mimi tudi nekaj no
viii partizanskih. Predvajani
bodo izvlecki il opere "Prodana
nevesta", V kateri je lep PRIOR
z ubranim petjem in V drugem
delu DO pa vprizorjena spevo-
igra "Cevljar in vrag", V kateri
bodo nastopili nasi znani igralci
FIR. Kokal, J. Ceh, Jennie Fatur,
Dorothy Skedel (Cecelic), Tony
PeruSek in drugi. Rezijo pa vo-
di nasa pridna Sophie Elersich.
Wee O tenn DO podano pozneje.
Trideset let je re minulo cd
kar obstoji pevski zbor Zarja.
Med tenn casom Jill je re veliko
o~dstopilo in veliko pristopilo;
veliko je bio tudi bojev in ne
soglasja glede znacaja in prin-
cipoV, ali Zarja je vse to prene-
sla ter sla svojo pot naprei. Pri-
rejala je koncerte in sodelovala
tudi pri drugih naprednih orga-
nizacijah ter bodrila z delavsko
pesmijo in Sirila delavsko zavest
med publiko in Sla svojo pot
naprej brez ozira ma nasprot-
nike.
Apelira ma vse prijatelje in
SlmpatlcarJe, ola 81 rezervirajo
Zahvalni dan ne samo kot "a
navaden prank, ampak tudi "a
prank 30-letnice obstoja pew.
zbora Earle. Vstopnice so re V
predprodaji in jih dobite pri
pevcih in pevkah Earle, pr Jos.
Durnu ma Waterloo in V starem
poslopju SIND. Vstopnina je IS
centov vnaprej in 81 pri blagaj-
nj. Same "a Piles pa 75c. Pc kon-
certu DO plesna in prosta zaba-
va. Kuharice in tocaji bodo pa
skrbeli "a postrezbo.
Ma svidenje ma Zahvalni dan!
John KrebeI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
\ % T. HR I

nemu trgu lahko prisle do live
ga, ako bi lie hotele, ako bi po-
kazale vsaj nekaj tiste svoje vo-
lie, S katero so takoj pripravlje-
ne mahati pc stavkarjih, V ime-
nu reda, kakopak. &c bi ga re
ne mogle popolnoma udusiti, hi
ga pa z zaplembami, z visokimi
denarnimi in dolgimi zapornimi
kaznimi lahko tako okrcale, da
hi Sc trgovina ne izplacevala, in
bi Sc vsak devetkrat premislil
preden bi kaj pod roko prodal,
ali pa kupil. A lie redkokdaj Sc
je citalo, da SO tega ali omega re
vecjega ptica prijeli. Pc navadi
SO priscipnili lie kaksne prirasc-
Ike, kaksen postranski poganjek,
XII je nekoliko proved strlel IL
crne grmace.
Konec vojne Sc je bill odmak-
nil re toliko V ozadje, da Sc je
blagovno in zivezno gospodar-
stvo utegnilo nele preurediti in
preosnovati, ampak je re obrato-
valo. Nilonske nogavice, XII SO
jih ma radijskih programih Cd
dajali "a nagrade, MISC paddle
IL nebes. In kjer je bio nogavic,
je bio Sc kaj drugega. LIE V nase
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
PriviIesii XII go nose deIovstvo
zelo drogo pIuGUie

Predsednik Ameriske delavske federacije William Green oh
vsaki priloznosti poudarja, da njegove unije ne bodo sodelovale
v nobeni mednarodni federaciji, v kateri SO sovietske unite IRA
ven, cS, da MISC svobodne, da SO lie orodje drzave in sploh kot da
SO protidelavske.
Nedavno je bila enketa 0 tenn tudi V radiu. Earl Browder. XII
je bill izobcen IL urada komunisticne stranke, lie trdil, da smeio
tudi delavci V Sovjetski Zvezi stavkati, Leo Cherne pa mu ie "
zvocnik zalucil, da lae. To je napravilo V forumu precei zmede,
kajti posluSa ga vsak teden milijone ljudi.
Browder je nedvomno poSteno misliI in Cherne. XII slow "a
ckonomskega vescaka, pa je bill tudi preprican, da mu je posteno
zabrusl v brk. Ker Sc V Sovjetski uniii "a take ankete V Zed
drzavah ne zaninajo, nj brzkone nihce nti vedel, da Sc tn znova
in znova pritkamo, dali so delavske unUe v USSR svobodne, ali
pa lie kr tako pc menu dovoljene.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06

Ako veruiete v poslanstvo, Xxi
ga vrsi "Proletarec", pomagajte
mu pridobivanju narocnikov
in zbirajte prispevke v njegov
tiskovni sklad.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

You get all the features that have long made
the name us. Royal famous-bIm the
tion* to make your driving extra safe, trouble
free and luxurious.
Nine years ago whcn"U S. first marketed
ravon cord tire il proven that although
rayon-built tires arc lighter, they arc also
stronger and safer.
That's because this supcr-strength rayon
CT 3. uses, runs many degrees cooler. cuts
down destructive inner heat adds thou
sands of miles to tire life . and gives you
far greater protection against bow-outs.
And of course in this newest US. Royal
YOU get many other safety features, too-the
famous Royal block tread for smooth riding
perfect balance for easy steering and park
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Recruiting News

Six thousand. four hundred an"
eighty nine young mon v"llhl''I'"
for service in the Regular Army
curing the month oi July ~ ~
Cuiting Stations in tn" ntn" SLATE
comprising the tUSt Army hi'H.
according To figures released ~
The United States Army R"rrWlltiH
service. First Army. III Ne" >"'k
Scvcnty-fivc percent or i.H'l "i
the new cnllSt"rS Wcr" men WIN II"
prior service. Twenty pCl cent ~
$40 had seen scrViC" with tn
Army of the United States duInt
the war. while the rrmainin@ it'
per cent or 250 were members "I
the RCGular Army
The new higher pay scale und'l
which a private earns SO a month
and the desire OF recent hl&h
school graduates to take advantar"
ol the G.. |. Bill of Rights IN tn"
furthcranCc of their education )
believed to cOntrihutc- to tn" la1 H''
increase in the number oi original
,nliStmcnts.
An enlistment period of lN
months was the most populm
choice. or the 6.lS9 cnliStccS, - :
siSncd up for Is months, - ton
three years. $50 for two years, and
$40 tor one year.
With CnlistmCntS for the Euro
rcan rhcater now restricted To Ger
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
WARWICK

Mr. and Mrs. Granville Belts ana
family of Stocklcy are spending
the month of August at Oak Orch
ard.
William Barto Of Red Bank, \. j..
is visiting MIR. and Mrs. +. X. Biz
yard at the Homestead.
John VI. Short has been recently
DISCHARGED at Fort Dix. \. j.
Kenneth Wilson of Seaford spent
last week with his grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs l.. r. Lingo.
Mr and Mrs. y. W. Steele have
purchased the Baker property near
Stocklcy aud are expecting to move
in a few weeks.
Freeman Fox and Lawrence Lin
so spent Friday in Chester, Pa.
Ensign Aubrey Smoot, home
from the South Pacific has been
visiting his parents. DR.. and Mrs
A. C. Smoot at Rivcrdale.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. COrdrcy and
sons of MillshOrO are spending the
rest of the summer at their cottage
at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs James CorCerCor
and MIR. and Mrs. +. e. Wilson Ol
Scaford were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs l.. Il. inGo.
Nr and Mrs. Charles Short. ST.
spent Sunday evening at Rivcrdal"
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Short.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
MILLVILLE

Mrs. l.. c. Lynch had as dinner
guests on Sunday. her grandchil-
dren and great at-grandchildren. Mr.
and Mrs William Ross Ringler
and little daughter. Nina Lou. of
Selbyville. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Eddie
Hickman and little daughters,
Dorothy Ross and Catherine Enid
of MillsbOro.
Mrs Matte T. Townsend of Wy
oming is visiting her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H..
Dukes.
Mrs. Esther Townsend had with
her over the weekend, MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert Richards of Phila-
delphia.
Miss Barbara Setman and sister.
Miss Nancy. and their friend, Miss
Anne Kachine Of QuakertOwn,
Pa. are spending the week with
Miss Setman's grandmother and
uncle. West Setman. On Monday
they all motored to BrOadkill and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Darby and children of Milton
who are at their cottage at Broad
kill and have as their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Setman and chill
drcn of Philadelphia.
Mrs Montgomery and two daugh-
tcrS of Youngstown. Ohio, have
been the house guests of Mr., and
Mrs Roger Nandergrift and mo-
lhCr. Mrs Rose Nandergrift of In
dian River Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hudson and
son William. and friend. Miss Nat
allie COlson of Camden. y. j., have
returned home after spending d
week with the HudsOns son and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hudson
and son, Hal Leroy. and other rel
ativcS
The "19l2" graduating class OF
Lord Baltimore School held a class
reunion ON Friday evening. August
9. with beach picnic. then motor
ed to Ocean City for the rest of al
enjoyable evening. Members O
the class attending were: Bessie
Hooker Evans. Florence IIickmat
McCabe. Harriet Cobb McClunG
Bill Townsend. Sanford Noble
Helen Quillen, Kathryn Murray
and George Cobb. -Four of the elias:
members not attending were: Bet
ty Steele Hickman. Margaret Step
hens Birmingham. Ruth Hart Coo
per and Bill IIamblcton.
Rev. and Mrs. +. l.. Bennett an'
two children of Crisiicld Md. were
Monday dinner guests of MIR. ant
Mrs. William II. Murray and over
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro!
Nelson and daughter Marie.
Arthur Lewis of Dover is spend
ing the week with Kendall Noble
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

,tu ,,p.rialiti j0bH, the caribbean
t,,i,u.r Command was favored by
,h, r,raict number OF three-year
.,ilttcor who ciIo7" an overseas
.iI.,t,, The 'lrihbcan attracted
,.n lhc IHDnc Theatre 694, the
Al,.ban Department loo. and the
tl.dil,,tnuoan Theatre l12.
In announcing tn" enlistment
tpul,p tu uly. the Recruiting
A,,.rc b.. dql.aricIs again urged
i.p,llat Army rnli>tmcnts in air
bonn, unit 10 meet critical short
.rr In Mib0In" p"l sOnncl Direct
.uIt.tmtule iul thr"" years may he
made fni the Eleventh Airborne Di-
,t.,oI, nuw iu thc Pacific Thcater.
md lnI IT,, s2nd Airhornc Division.
NOW ~ Ioit Bra&p. ~ e. Enlist
mont iur a.. period permitted
,lld,t ,uiicnt regulations may also
H., nad, in Airhorn". unassigned
\ &ct.tuut from your local Army
L,rrulrn. $t:tion will hc in Mil
ford cts llall ON Thursdays AT 100
T. Iu.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
MAGNOLIA

Mrs. Ethel NJ. Collins. accom-
panied by Mrs. F,lva McIlvainc. Mrs
Edna Roe. Mrs Edna Davis and
Miss Eleanor Davis. spent Thurs
day visiting Mrs. Bruce Frazier
in Georgetown.
Mrs. William Balsch and month
old daughter. Judith Ellen. OF
Chase, Md. are spending some time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
J Roe The Balschs also have two
other ChildI en-, Spencer and Harold
who have spent the summer with
their grandparents here
Mrs. James II. Smith and son.
James Roy. lett Sunday for their
home in Philadelphia. after hay
inG spent a few days with her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs Roy Anderson.
Mrs Edgar Graybcal and son.
Ronnic. are spending the week
with her mother. Mrs Elizabeth
Schwartz
Wallace Wootcn and brothers,
Ncwlin. Doyle and Wayne. are
Spcnding'a Il week camping at Broad
kiln Beach.
Mrs Thomas f. Moore and dauch-
ter. Joyce. left Saturday to spend
the week visiting relatives in New
York City. Albany. Schenectady and
Central Bridge
Mrs Elizabeth Boone acCOmpIni-
ed by Mrs. Bertha Taylor. Mrs Edit
Tcat and Mrs Emma Taylor t,
Georgetown on Thursday Whcr,
Mrs. Boone visited Mrs JOIN
Knowles while Mrs Teat and III,
Mrs. TaylOrs spent the day viii
Mrs. Fred W0Oten. Mrs Wootcn is
the former Miss Betty Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs John Schmick anC
daughter. Betty and friend Ed
ward Price. of Viola. spent sun
day with Mrs. Schmick's sister
, Mrs. James Bcglcy and Mr. Bcglcy
of Silvicw.
Little Miss Arlene Gourlcy
daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy G0ur
ley. celebrated her fourth birthda,
. ON Monday by having few of he
! little TRENDS IN tor games. lC
: cream and the traditional hirthda.
| cake.
Mrs. Ethel Davis Shepcrd an
. small son and daughter of Sharon
7 Hill. Pa. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
=. y r. Sutliffe. while Mrs Shepcrd'
! husband returns to Germany I
finish his work there and be dis
K charged from the service
: Sgt and Mrs George Weber {
), Newark \. j.. spent the past week
u end here with Cpl. Millard Clar
I, Smith AZ the home of his parents
y Mr.. and Mrs Chas Smith SGT. Wei
=, cr was CnrOute to Orlando, FlOrdi
= Flying Field. whore he will i
stationed He was Il prisoner {
i war in Japan at Osaka.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

Mr. and Mrs George B NAPLES
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Emmett
Smith and their 2randdaughtel.
Mary Rae Smith of New York city,
last week They all had 4 grand
time riding to Sandy Landing Ill
the dearborn They were Joined
there one day hN capt. Sites and
"l,raudma Minerva tor a picnic
supper Little Mary Rae seemed to
enjoy h@thinS in the biz river. one
day Grandpa Waplrs and his son
in-laW tried Il bareback Cantcr on
the mules That evening both said
Never AGAIN unless We have sad
dies lor dem mules
Mrs. John y Rogers. ST. is
pending some time visiting her
sister in New Jersey
Mrs. charles Coulhorunc and
Mrs William Bowen OF Audubon
\. j.. are visiting Mrs William Il
iaNlor
Mr.. and Mrs David Goodwin hay,
gone into partnership with MIR. ant
Mrs John \. Tinglc in their gene
raj store ON Main ST. formerly
Hudson and Tin&lc's meat and gro
Gerry store.
Miss Betty Lon TinGlc has re
turned to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Elias H. Tinglc. after having en-
joyed fine vacation at CamI
Otonka. ON sunday the thrc,
motorcd to Camp Tochwogh to Sc,
little brother. Elias H.. Jr. Buddy
is due home Thursday
FranktOrd yS. Ocean View soft
ball teams played Il douhle-headcl
II Frankford ON Monday evening
First gmC score 5-l Second Gam
score Ill "Corky" Phillips win
ming pitcher in First game: Ella
H. Tinelc in End game for Frank
ford winner. Bud" Townsend
pitchin& for the visitors not as wei
supported by his aGgrCgation an,
ians Ladies' il you expect To Undue
Hubby to NOV that Lawn. Catcl
i'm before the game. he'll hc to,
tired To do il LATER
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon q Murra
and children. Marion and Richart
Fotorcd To still Pond Md. to Sc
Vernon lr.. a guest at Camp T0ch
WoGh The MurraNs were acCompa
MED 10y Master Gary Ryan VIII
visited his brother. the irresprcssj
BILE "lIerhy'
Aunt SuzN SCI. imagination
Homcthin2 that sits up with
woman when her husband is ont ,
sight"