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Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
WATERBURY NEWS
 by K. David Holmes

Sunday, October 27, will long be remembered by the invalids and ailing persons of Water bury, and the name of MT. John V. Andrews and his co-workers will be mentioned in voices of praise.
 It was through the untiring efforts of MT. Andrews that on the above mentioned date, a Community Benefit Concert was sponsored at the Pearl Street Neighborhood House, for the benefit of the persons i'll or in valided in the community - all proceeds from this concert be- ing donated to them.
 An appreciative and attentive audience crowded the auditor ium and all organizations and churches were represented on the programme. Unfortunately, this reporter was unable to se- cure a printed program of the affair but the major portion of the programme included: h. vocation by Rev. Robert H. liar rell; group numbers by '"The Three, C's (Mesdames Silvia Craig Harvey, Margaret Craig Faust and Drady Craig Sturdi- vant), also by the Pilgrim 4 Quartet who represented the Silver Leaf Club. Brief talks were made by Dr. James Lee, Mesdames Leila T. Alexander Williams, Anna Durham, Bessie Graves, Martha Rice, !Addie Booker and R. Watts, Officer Cicero Booker and Messrs. Has kell Holman, Ernest Bush, Joe Hazel and William Clapp who efficiently represented the NAACP, Pearl Street Neighbor- hood House, Mt. Olive A.M.E. Zion Church, Semper Fidelis Club, Brass City Club, Eastern Star, Zion Baptist Church, Kel- logg Lodge, Young Democratic Club, Young Republican Club, Wilson Post and the Mems So-
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02

Rev. R. B. Hurt of Bridge port, Conn.,, spoke at the Walls Temple A. M. E. Zion Church, Sunday, Oct. 27, at 800 pm. The Gospel Choir of Bridgeport sang and the Bush Anderson Choir of this City rendered several Hymns.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
MERIDN NEWS NOTES
by Raymond Oliver


 Bill Oliver, former star bas- ketball and tennis player at Meriden High, Johnson c. Smith College, and in the state semipro ranks, is currently teaching and coaching at a high school in Charlotte, N. c. Bill was discharged from the Army Engineer Corps last Sept. as a Second Lieutenant.
 Jimmy Davis, former Prairie View College star, will play with the team sponsored by the Spur Bottling Works. The team will be known as the Spurs and wish to arrange contests with leading semi-pro teams in the state.
 George Johnson, former trade school basketball star, is inelig- ible for the team this year be- cause of the age limit. George is learning the machinist trade and will finish within a few months.
 Raymond Oliver, Joseph Hall, and James Davis were visitors at the Chronicle Office during the past week. These three in separables promise to keep Meriden in the news.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
0FF-MIKE1
zaMSx|R

Do you need a 1885 Wells
and Hart Solid Geometry
book, or would you rather
have a mule?"
Nancy Osgood, WRC per-
sonality Mon. thru Fri. 100
1::30 PM was successful in
obtaining the imposSible-to-
find textbook for a returned
serviceman by giving one
short announcement on her
program the other day. Now
she has a mule on her hands,
or rather the answer to her
request for one. 1t seems that
Jerry, the mule who played
in the original production of
1.-The Desert Song" is too old
and tired land, we might
add, too wisely to travel to
Washington. so our Nancy
"got on her horse" and found
a double for Jerry! :. Proof
that you don't need to rub
Aladdin's Lamp and ask for
three wishes; just mention it
on Nancy Osgood's programl
-. who Threw That Coco
rut?" is the title of a witty
book by Professor" Jerry
Evening star., 1946-02-17

on this network starting February
19. The program will be broadcast
l0:l5-10:30 each Tuesday evening.
Frances and Jack Paige will be
featured in new show to be heard
each Friday evening, 8:30-9, begin
ming February %. The show will
be an audience participation quiz
program with contestants from Gov
ernment departments =. The new
Army Air Forces Band of 102 men
will be heard each Wednesday after
noon at 4:30 in the program "This Is
Your Country"
WWDC :. jam Sessions" heard
Wednesday through Friday at 1880
pm, Is now featuring the music of
the Phil Moore Four.
VOL announces that Bill Brun-
dige will replace Russ Hodges as
sports editor for the station. Bill,
who was chief of the sports depart
ment of the Armed Forces Radio
Service, will be discharged about
March l and will report to VOL
Immediately. Brundige has broad
cast daily since 1943 to troops in
the South Pacific. In 1945, he was
given the Helms Athletic Award
for outstanding contribution to
sports. Prior to entering the serv-
ice Brundige did sports broadcast
ing at WOOD Chattanooga, WSIX
Nashville and KQW San Francisco.
X X
Spot announcements More
program renewals, Suspense" on
WTOP-CBS and Exploring the Un-
known" on WOL-MBS. 1t is
fairly safe to assume that the ABS
network has folded, not to be re1y
vived in the near future. 1t.
Comdr. Lloyd Dennis has returned
as producer director on the staff
of WTOP-CBS. The combined
service clubs of Montgomery County
will honor Russ Hodges at dinner
on February 20 at Indian Springs
Country Club. Brazil's highest
decoration to foreigners, the Cru
ziero do Sui, has been conferred on
MICS Edward Tomlinson. . Paul
Martin, discharged after five years
in the Army, is the newest addition
to the WWDC announcing staff. . . :.
Professor" Jerry Colonna is now a
published author. His book is titled
who Threw That Coconut?" . :.
The new edition of "Bartlett's Fa-
miliar Quotations" will include a
radio originated phrase, "the $64
question"
Evening star., 1946-02-17

book is now on sale nation
ally.
;. For all the news about
your favorite radio programs
and radio personalities lis
ten to Kennedy Ludlam,
Your Radio Reporter, Sat-
urdays at 2::45 pm. over WRC.
Erich Kleiber Is holding
the baton on the General
Motors Symphony of the
Air., {Sundays, 500 pm. over
WRC,) through March 10.
Arturo Toscanini will return
to the NBC podium at that
time to conduct for the re-
mainder of the regular win
i. ter season.
Honeymoon In New
York" formerly heard at 9:05
am. Monday thru Friday
over WRC, moves to 900 am.
beginning tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
NEW COM MEDY.
DRAMA SERIES
"Misadyentures

The 'MiSadventures OF
Blighty," a new quarter
hour dramatic program will
be heard each Saturday aft
ernoon at $50 pm. over
WRC.
Civic problems such as
eHousing," "Voteless Wash
ington," and the Parking
Situation in Washington"
will be treated with a light
Satirical pen, and expert
enced by Albert and Matilda
B1ighty.
Albert Blighty is that
genial, well-meaning man
who lives in a row house or
an apartment or he
might even be YOU. Albert
Is mighty bullheaded about
accepting what comes his
way, and more than once
you'll find him moving in
.yh where I, E angels fear to
This series. which will
originate in the WRC stu
dios, is written and produced
by WRC STAFF Producer Jeff
Baker.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
F or Radio Listener,
By Bryson Rosh

Carleton Smith, the general man.
ager of NBC in Washington, invited
us to his studios last Tuesday to
view the telecast of the Lincoln Day
ceremonies inaugurating network
television between Washington and
New York. It was an interesting
hour and proof that television is
here and here to stay.
The image in the televiSion re-
ceiver was small but adequate The
3top of the receiver was in effect a
half raised mirror upon which was
projected black and white picture
roughly 8 by 10 inches. Detail and
definition were good, the action was
not jerky, nor was it distorted. The
outdoor scene on the Capitol steps
could have been better. The posi-
tion of the speakers was such that
often their faces were in the shadow
and hence not bright enough. Bill
Henry apparently worked in closer
position to the television camera
than did the subject of the interview
and was occasionally out of focus.
These are production details that
can be worked out and must not OBJ
scure the fact that the show was
excellent.
The scenes from the studio were
clearer. Here the lighting could
be controlled and measured. Also
the subject matter was under COM
plete control. The remark that part
of the telecast was on film led us
to the conclusion that the studio
portion had been previously caught
by the motion picture camera and
then projected for television.
The portion of the telecast from
the Lincoln Memorial was the more
interesting, probably because the
subject matter was more colorful.
The best shot by the television
camera came at the end of the cere-
mony when the camera moved from
the Lincoln statue to the view from
between two of the marble columns
of the memorial down the length of
the rejecting pool to the Washing
ton Monument rising straight and
true into the clear, white clouded,
February sky.
X
Strictly programs :. WMAL-ABC
-. The Stradivari Orchestra, con-
Quoted by Paul Lavalle, will return
to the air on Sunday afternoons at
1890 beginning March a. This
string ensemble is the only one of
its kind in radio.
WOL-MBS E. Upton Close, author
and commentator, will again be heard
Evening star., 1946-02-17
FEATURES ON THE AIR TODAY

son Eddy sing numbers from lheIr films 70
geiher.
WRc, 5:00-Ausirian Conductor Erich klebel
directs The orchestra in Mozari's Marriage o
Figaro overture and Beethoyens Pastoral
symphony
WMAL, 6:00-six members Of the orloina
Whiieman Band and Comedian Jack Haley arc
on hand.
WhAl, 6:30-A medley Of nine Hoaey Car
michael tunes high lights the show
WRC, 7:00--yioIinisis Isaac Stern and JatI
Benny duet.
WMAL, 7:30-Mlriam Hopkins visits.
WRc, 7:30-Msureen 0Han drops in.
WhAl. 8:00-pianisi Robert Go|dsand play.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
News Broudcusts Today
Rex Is The Profile
And With Reason
BY the Associoied Press

HULL "oOD.
When you see the English star,
Rex Harrison, in Anna and the
King of SIAM" you'll notice that
he's photographed largely in profile.
Not exactly because he's usually
locking at Irene Dunno, who plays
Anna, but because his makeup
makes it a good idea. The slant
eyes needed for the portrayal are
achieved by the use of adhesive
tape, concealed by makeup, and the
tape is most uncomfortable. Some
times the excessive use of it will
create painful water blisters, which
are dangerous because of possible
infections. To relieve the situation,
only one eye is made up at time.
That's why you'll see so much of the
handsome Earrison's profile.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
PROGRAM
OUR FOREIGN POLICY

"Our Foreign Policy"
t7:00-7:30 pm, WRC), a
weekly discussion of world
peace plans, presented by
the NBC University of the
Air will celebrate its first
birthday Saturday, Febru-
ary %. This will be pro-
gram No. 81 (making the
series one program ahead of
schedule because of a spe-
cial broadcast following the
. death of President Roose-
velt).
The program Saturday
night will include a state
rnent by Paul v. McNutt,
United States High Commis-
sioner to the Philippines. on
THE Future of the Philip
pines"
Program Receives Award
Our Foreign Policy" has
been chosen to receive the
Magazine Digest Annual
Award which will be pre-
sented to the NBC Univer-
Sity of the Air Series for
outstanding contribution to
the public interest in radio
during the past year. The
Editor of Magazine Digest
will make the award during
the program on Saturday to
DR.. James Rowland Angel.
Public Service Counsellor
for NBC.
Before each broadcast
Selden Menefee personally
interviews the scheduled
participants and adapts
their original remarks for a
round table discussion. The
script is then returned to
the participants for clear
ance and their own addi-
>tions and corrections. The
participants read from this
final draft during the broad
cast.
Ad-Libs Frequent
Although they have a
script. they do depart from
it on occasion and this leads
to the note of informality
which often makes listeners
believe the discussion is com.
pletely ad lib.
Except for special assign
ments the broadcasts origi-
nate in the WRC studios in
Washington, with Sterling
Fisher acting as moderator,
"Our Foreign Policy" Is en-
tirely non-partisan in char.
acter and aims to present
diverse views OF the policies
under discussion.
Evening star., 1946-02-17

Wt0P, 9.90-D6. David hiven.
vid Niven makes his first radio appearance since
f94i. Eddie Cantor, Frances langford and
Art Linkleiter welcome him back.
VOL. 900-0rson WeIles in The Battle
That Never Ends," story Of The fight against in.
sect rlagues.
WhkL, 9:t5-Produtsr Charles Bracket and
Director Billy Wilder interviewed by loueIIa
Parsons.
WhAL. i0:00-WaIier Huston in Paul 0s.
bofns '0n Borrowed lime
VOL. i0;00-The Life story Of Kate Smith.
WT0p. t0;30-WaIIy Boren. creator Of the
'Waiy's Wagon column, appears.
Evening star., 1946-02-17

lands "A Lincoln Portrait" Brahms "symphon,
No. I" and ensseo's First Rumanian Rhap
sody' played:
WINK. 3:05-During this musical program
Father Gilbert Hartks Of Catholic UniVeyif,
speaks on The Drama in the District Of 60
lumbia.'
WRc. 4:00-Secretdry Of The Navy forestaI
and Gen. Alexander Vdndegrifi speak The
Marine Corps is the programs theme.
WT0p. 4:30-Jeaneiie Macdonald and Mel
Evening star., 1946-02-17

oN on IS tohgIeS!
Doing the Job Re.
eardine a Decent
Minimum Wage!"
WRC, t:30-" The
World Food Crisis:
| WHAT Should America
Dol"
| WRc. 2:00--viv.
ian Della Chiesa Is
guest solois..
| WT0P, 2:90-Mi.
thaeI 0'Shee In The
| peniieni Thief."
| WT0p, 7:30-Cor'
mel Wilde stars in
The Mark Of zoro."
WT07. 3;00--cop.
Evening star., 1946-02-17

INC Iihdl6 HoW IhO'
pins K hinnr Con.
terfo," Rathmani.
noffs Prelude in 6
Minor" and Liszi's
Dance Of tn Q
Gnomes."
WRc. 8;90-RaY
INLAND guests.
WINK, 8:30--"The
Presidents Proposal
for Veterans Emsr-
gency Housing" dis.
cusssd.
WRc, 8:3e-Dirst.
Tor Alfred Hitchcock
calls on Fred Allen.
Evening star., 1946-02-17

T. o. o n n a
relating the
experiences
OF the USO
u n it COM
p o S e d of
the stars Of
t h e "B o b
H o p e
S h o w !"
{ Tuesdays,
1000 pm.
TNDCN The
Evening star., 1946-02-17
THIS Is "J0Hh"

Here's a picture of the man
you so often hear about but
never actually hear on Bill
Herson's "Timekeeper" pro-
gram in the morning be-
tween 800 and 900 AM. on
WRC. He's John Rogers, the
studio engineer on the job
with Bill during the show.
Johnny may never say a
word into the microphone
but without him there just
wouldn't be any program.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
Audience Shows

The following broadtasis admit the
general public. II you would like TO
attend. please phone tho station:
WT0P-Metropoitan 1900, Stump
U.s." 4:30 pm. honday.Friday.
W0L-heiropoIiian 0017. American
Forum Of The Air." $50 pm. tuesday.
WWDC-Naiiondl 1903. Teen lime
Revue" $50 am. Saturday.
WhAl - National 5400. Wonder
Flame" 7:30 pm. tuesday,
Evening star., 1946-02-17

W0P. ff:30-A discussion Of Richard
Rookers ecclesiastical Government"
WINK. f2,f5-senaior Allen Elender and
Representative Waller Granger give their opin.
Evening star., 1946-02-17

Heartbeat" starring Ginger Rogers,
at RKO Radio, Is his own and Ia
valued at $1,000. Menjou rented it to
the studio for $5 per day, insisted
that 1t be insured for its full value.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
Miller Was Tops
sy the Asseeioisd Press

7 ~ nv NSsocIofed FFeH
NEW YORK.
Juke box owners say the record
for number Of nickels spent ON one
orchestra or artist was set by the
late Glenn Miller, who in one year
-l940-attracted one of every three
'lickels spent in the jukes. The total
or the Miller recordings may have
,een as high as $50 0,000, 900, accord
ing to the most optimistic OF the ex-
perts.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
A Valuable Loan

By the Assoeioted Press
HOLLYWOOD.
The watch Adolphe Menjou wears
in the Hakim-Wood production,
Evening star., 1946-02-17

| INews-Choir
Blue Jacket Choir
Invitation 10 Learning
| Book Discussions
Evening star., 1946-02-17
SUNDAYS RADIO PROGRAM
February II, leR

letimes Reach The Star Too for That Day
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

reklo vasega otroka ne SINE biti
predmet razpravi. Takrat nisem
vedel, kaksni vplivi so bill ma
delu. Morda dr. Schneeli Zdaj
pa vidim v tenn jedro vse stvari.
Dal sem yam svojo besedo .
toda vprav tn bi bilo treba po-
prijeti, da bi dokazali Gottfrie-
dovo nedolznost!"
"Da," je rekla, ''nemara mno-
60 pomeni, toda ostalo DO skriv-
most. Dali ste mi svojo castno
besedo."
"Pa recimo, da bi razkrit-
jem te skrivnosti lahko resi-
Gottfrieda?"
"Celo takrat morate molcatin'
je rekla. "Moj otrok maj ne trpi
zaradi najinih pogreskov bolj
kakor je nujno."
Skoraj prestraseno je pogle'
dal Won Breitenwyl Terezo. Pr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

Najvecje stevilo porok je bilo
zabelezenih v decembru, leta
1941, v mesecu napada ma Pearl
Harbor.
V pregledu je receno, da je
pripisovati porast porok v letih
194O-42 velikemu preseljevanju
delavcev, XII so sli ma delo v to-
varne v razne kraje dezele in Sc
posebno v industrijske centre,
kjer so prejemali precej dobre
place, XII so jim pom ogle do
ustanovitve lastnega ognjisca.
Bio pa je tudi mnogo mladih
fantov, XII so Sc hoteli porociti
pred svojim odhodom v vojasko
sluzbovanje.
Tekom leta 1884 je bilo
milijone mladih moskih 'posla-
nih preko morja, cato Sc je Ste
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Ameri$ko pomo6
Jugos|oviiiiii

"New York Times" je poro-
cal 20 januarja, da je ameriski
odbor "a pomoc Jugoslaviji po-
slal v Jugoslavijo ladjo, nato-
vorjeno hrano, obleko in zdra-
viii. Ladja je pred par dnevi od-
plula iz neke luke v New Jersey
ju in DO pristala v Splitu.
Predsednik Ameriskega odbo-
ra "a pomoc Jugoslaviji Zlatko
Balokovic je izjavil, da znasa
vrednost tega tovora 173,267
dolarjev. S tenn Sc je vrednost
blaga, poslanega Cd ameriskega
odbora v Jugoslavijo, povzpela
ma !, ,260,54 dolarjev.
Poleg tega prevaza ia ladja v
Jugoslavijo tudi tovor 61,68O
funtov obleke in obutve, XII jo je
zbral zdruzeni ameriski odbor
"a pomoc Jugoslaviji.
Posneto il "Slovenskeqa poroSevalca'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
sTRA1S ;.

vic v zivljenju Sc je zavedel, da
nj Sc nikdar resnieno ljubil no
bene zene. Terezino vedenje ga
je spravilo il ramotezja. Pri-
kazalo mu je sen nadzemske
neznosti, skoraj idealne cistosti,
XII jo je obdajal skrivnostni din.
Meme ustnice je zejalo polju-
bov, njene. roke SO 81 zelele pri-
jenna ljubezni; memo elasticno
belo meso, okroglo in trdo, rahlo
odeto jetnisko bledico, XII je
pricala 0 tako nestetih bridko-
stih, je klicalo po svobodi in
odresilni moski sill. In kako Gu
dovit je bill njen duh! Prezet
nezne obzirnosti "a dobrobit
otroka - in vendar sc nj plasi-
la umoriti cloveka, uniciti ziv-
ljenje! Kako je ne bi zagovar-
jail? Moral jo je zagovarjati!
! (Dalje prihodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

vilo porok zmanjsalo. Vendar
to ne velja "a vso dezelo. - ma
jugu, n. pr, kjer je bio nasta-
njenega mnogo vojastva, je Ste
vilo porok. v letu 1943 Sc nara
scalo. Ma zapadu, kjer Sc je te-
kom vojne razvila avijaticna,
ladjedelna ter vojna industrija
sploh, so poroke naraseale vse-
skozi do prve polovice leta 1915.
Pc vrnitvi velikega stevila vo-
jastva il Europe, je stevilo po-
rok zopet poskocilo in to poseb-
no v juliju in avgustu 1915. Po-
vrnitev nasih fantov IL pacifi-
skega vojnega teatra je poma-
gala k porastku stevila porok v
jesenskih mesecih pretecenega
leta. Vedeti pa je treba tudi, da
je ukinitev della v raznih vojnih
tovarnah i'm Ella "a posledico
brezposelnost mnogih delavk, XII
so Sc potem porocile. v splos-
mem kaze pregled porastek po-
rok v vseh geografskih prede-
ljih dezele, razen ma jugu, v
kolikor Sc tice zadnjih dveh let
vojne. Pregled dalje pravi, da
bodo poroke tudi letos ma pre-
cejsnji visini, ker sc Sc vedno
vraeajc domov il vojaske sluz-
be odpusceni fantje. Polna "a
sljenost bi daia Sc veciemu
stevilu mladih parov priliko, da
sc poroce. Vendar imamo pa Sc
emo zapreko - pomanjkanje his
in stanovanj v vecjih mestih in
industrijskih krajih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
(Nadaljevanje)

Vsekakor bi socustvovali z
MIN. Jezus! Moje srce je pre-
zeto zanicevanja, neizrecnega
zanicevanja do vseh teh ljudi v
sodni dvorani. Zdijo Sc mi ka-
kor PLACED Sc, smrdljivi raki,
XII sc vesele, da so naju dobili v
klesce. Porota! Porota! Lokave,
hotljive bestije, zbrane, da ira
vestirajo sodisce!'
Vstala je in Sc vzravnala. L.
zivalno so Sc napela njena lepa
prsa in pokazala je S prstom
proti stropu.
maj me posljejo "a vse xiv.
ljenje ma pristine delo! Maj me
prisilijo, da bonn cistila umaza'
ma tia in odnasala njihova 20
prna vedra. Ponizajo maj me
dokler ne bonn tako umazana
da me ne bodo vec spoznali. To-
da unicili me ne bodo. Ostals
bonn, kar sem"
Won Breitenwyl jo je zamis
ljeno gledal. S precej jasnim
besedami j je sporocil, da be
zagovarjal Gottfrieda ne pa ME
In kako je to sprejela. "Never
jetna zenska" je pomislil. Zme
demo je motril memo zmeckant
domaco halo, popolno lepe obi
Ike njenega telesa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED

"Ko bi lie 'hoteli povedati vso
resnico! Koristilo bi mi.'
"Katero resnico?"
"Pravi motiv umora. Kaksen
je biz"
Tereza ga je resno pogleda-
la.
"Povedala vam ga bonn, &c mi
daste casino besedo, da ne bo-
ste svojega znanja porabili niti
jutri, niti sicer."
Won Breitenwyl je "a trenu-
tex okleval; nato je dal besedo.
Tereza mu je pripovedovala
,, skrivno zgodovino otroka in ka-
ko nj mogla, da bi bila zen a
enega moza in ljubimka druge-
ga. Pazljivo je poslusal. Ko je
koncala svojo izpoved, je de-
jail:
"Gutenberg je iposkusal re v
prvem delu svoje obtozbe neka.
takega namigniti. Predsednik
ga je prekinil in izjavil, da po.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Z nos+oPom mru
Sc pomnoze poroke

stevilo porok, XII je doseglo
visek v letu 1912, Sc je pricelo
magic krciti v naslednjem letu
ter skozi vso vojno dobo. Cd
januarja do maja 1915 Sc je Ste
vilo porocnih dovoljenj skrcilo
tako, da je bilo po mestih, XII
imajo sto tisoc prebivalcev ali
vec, "a tri odst. manjse kot te-
kom iste dobe prejsnjega leta,
Slika pa Sc je spremenila z "a
cetkom junija, 1915, torej me-
sec dni po nastopu miru. Seve-
da je treba vpostevati dejstvo,
da je junij v Ameriki mesec ne
vest, a navzlic temu je bila po-
rast porok znacilna. TEX o m
vseh naslednjih mesecev prete-
klega leta je stevilo porok ma
rascalo. Podatki O TEN kazejo,
da so Sc poroke v dobi petih
mesecev lanskega leta pomno-
zile "a vec kot IA odstotkov.
Tozadevne stevilke ali stati-
stike je zbrala Metropolitan In
surance Co., XII je podala pre-
gled vpliva vojne ma stevilo po-
rok v Zed. drzavah. Pregled pa
podaja obenem tudi sliko po-
rastka porok v letu 1910, ko je
padla Francija in je bio vse
polno govoric 0 obvezni vojaski
sluzbi. Meseca augusta omenje-
mega leta Sc je.stevilo porok ne
navadno dvignilo in to sprico
predloga, katerega je imela pred
seboj kongresna zbornica -
torej predloga obvezne vojaske
sluzbe. v naslednjih mesecih pa
je bilo opasiti padec v stevilu
porok. Kmalu pa SO mladi pari
spet priceli dalati nacrte "a bo-
dotnost IN - druzinsko zivlje-
ME, kar je Stevilo porok zopet
dvignilo na vizino, ki je preka-
sala stevilke prej6njega leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

STAY AWAY FROM MY DOOR
Things have really come to the
point where Los Angeles citizens
would appreciate pleasure-travelers
staying away from their doors for at
least another six months. Do you
believe in signs?