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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
STRAND

When Lynn Bari met Linda Dar- nell in the 20th Centtry-Fox com- nlissary the other day, the two com pared notes on their respective star ring roles.
 Said Lynn, who has her n1eatiest role to date as the harasSed mystery writer in Craig Rice's Home Sweet Homicide now at the Strand Thea ter. That's the longest script I've ever encountered. They can pack an awful lot of dialogue into l60 pagesl"
 Said Linda, who has the role of the year in Forever Amber:
 And I thought our l52-page script was usually long, but then, of course, there's 90 much between the linesp
 The companion feature is Night Train to Memphis" It features Roy Actiff and His Smoky Mountain Boys of radio fame.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
-EM, EM,

That old refrain Is heard again as Winter comes Dear Man in the TOwer-Wlth the first snowstOrm of the Winter Friday Prospect residents who use the buses began another year of waiting and freezing while waiting for the Prospect bound bus Per usual the bus was hour late. During the war the residents waited and complained though their turned red and feet rOEe because then they felt that they doing their part while the This year how. there should be for this awful service. When bus is tied up hill in Middlebury, the end of the Prospect ne then there should be need to have people wait tll 1t is lowed out and repaired. Another bus should be put to get people home where time This is never done though. Other buses and go and still the poor natives from PrOs pect stand and wait. Finally when their bus arrives late 1t may be, Is express to East Noun. tain so the Hamilton Avenue crowd jam and push their way and the bus Overcrowded and the people at other stops along the way left behind because there is room. With Hamilton Avenue bus running each half hour perhaps the bus officials should be told that Pros pect residents stand while Hamilton Avenue people sit This is much like the story of guest telling the host to make himself at home but 1t is true and thing should be done Prospect and Hamilton Avenue people will not be neighbOrly they Come nOw . let's a little better service these cold, wntry nights and have Prospect residents have little faith in the time schedules that have been set-A COmmuter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
---E. l..

The late Police Sergeant John F. Brickel always
 good copy" to newspapermen. He was always coorful interesting and entertaining Despite his fortyve years of varied police duty and his encounters with of the toughest characters male and female to qualify for the departments little blue hook Whos Who he remained a great cop He warm-hearted and sympathetic and felt badly time and again for young people involved in crime Johnnie" did lot of missionary work in his countless rides to the county jail and made many chaps realize that their ideas about life needed remodelng spotlighted the popular Johnny" cops cop great sprinter, bicycle rider wrestler and boxer. Time and again he matched his wits and brawn against really tough guys and often times following slam-bang en- counter in which eerng spectators sympathes ire quently with the offender, he got his man. One could write book of such incidents of the days before police patrols police signal systems three platoon shifts and police However there's another angle in fact several that reflect great credit and prestige the of John F. Brickel. He was human, but not vim dctve It frequent occurrence in court trials for the late Judge John McGrath to turn suddenly to the sergeant in and say What do you know about this fellow Johnnie? He says he has been in before? The sergeant would merely smile and say, When this is right your honor, won't find better worker finer family in the city. He has too many so- called friends About his previous record know that he has bnen here before under several different naes but ing to give chap break And incidentally the ser geans keep memory for faces proved big asset for the department He spotted real big timers in the lineup under different aliases and wanted here only minor counts, but elsewhere serious charges So when the boys write the history of the Waterbury Police Depart Sgt John BrckePs will be high the honor roll of those who lived and made that history thrilling and interesting and human John Bricke left his family
 many fine memories to cherish and egacq of good deeds performed that his friends take pride in recounting in years 1c come
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23

There are now 15,S84, 400 veterans on the rolls of the Veterans Ad- ministration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
POLL

Aedon-fliIed scsnes, suspensefui drama and romance with q punch sweep across the screen in Samuel ooldwyn's "The Westernerv nov playing ofi the poIi screen. ~The westerner" has Gary Cooper In the title role and the supporting cast features Walter Brennan, Doris Day. enport, Fred Stone, Lillian Bond and Forrest Tucker.
 As afi added attraction "gtep By Step" will be shown featuring Law renee Tierfley and Anne Jeffreys. 1t Is about the stormy romance Of two young people fleeing from both the police and c gang Of conspiras tors.
 Starting Christmas Day, will be "Margie," Technicolor comedy drama starring Jeanne Grain Glenn Jaf1Ra1, Lynn Bari and Alan Young, The nostalgia story reyoIyes around teen-age fun and heartaches during the late twenties in q typi- cal small Midwestern city,
 AMHlc lSU bile byUg DI ElTl LIle high schools ROmeos went for, at least not with her plain dresses and sack-like overcoat. But she does at- tract the attention Of the schools clunsy and intellectual poet, whose constant writing Of poems still didn't make them rhyme. The one-sided romance, however, lasts only until Laf1gaf1, the new French teacher, puts in an appearance. The ro- nance that follows takes on the shape Of the perennial triangle, Irl- volvif1g Lang9n, Jeanne and Lynn, the schools librarian,
 As an added treat Dangerous Millions' will be shown featuring Kent Taylor, Dona Drake, TaIa Birel1, and Leonard Gtrong, If un- folds the sensational story of six men and their violent, death-Scat- tering race for . fortune in gold, and Of q beautiful woman who lures them on the road to dangerous ad. venture with the secret Of their quest.
 Tickets for the New Years Eve show can be purchased at the box office. The great hit that will be shown will be "Till the Clouds Roll By in Technicolor, the dramatic story of the lift Of Jerome Kern. Ii stars June Allyson, Lucille Bremer, Judy Garland. Kathryn Grayson, Van Heflin, Lena Horne, Van John- son and Angela Lansbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
' 'McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM Y. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority
 Written for NEA Service

1 recently made an mile afr trip around the United States visiting various tournaments afid units of the American Contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
GOOD EVENING.

ONE MORE NIGHT Only one more day to go, One more night as well, Before Dancer Prancer and the rest Come heralded by jingle bell Aarkl The herald angels slngi The holly is nicely hung, Every carol ever written Has surely now been sungI
 I'M. EM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
Elizabeth Woodward Says
YOU CAN'T PLEASE
 EVERYBODY

As paF as you've coWccvmea voWF TsmoaAg 's about pcrtect For couple oB veaFs voWN been eve'@e htm |, and glsAsMD lm secres he'd UtCe voa ercae. Ne glnaIlv came Co hls senses amd asa eDactlp hah And vowVe been haVeap soAaa pCtsA Tam,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23

Edmund Leamy, formerly of The Democrat staff and presently feature writer The New York Word-Tele has sent his Christmas greetings to Waterbury As Ed" writes his own, Puetide card from him carries unusual personal touch and enhances the memories of friendship. "Ed" has many friends and admirers in Waterbury, His contributions to the Tower still might feel included in the warmth and sincerity of his enthusiastically discussed So that all of "Eds" friends greeting take pleasure in reprnting 1t here:
 Christmas 1946 What can we wish you that hasn't been wished you christmases past and gone by? Magic and music and years without end Laughter and love and the hearth of friend, Old dreams re-furbished and dreams to spend For and and aye. What wish you that hasn't been wished you Christmases past and grown old? Heartsease and happiness blithesome and gay. All of your worries tucked safely away. Wishes oft wished you wish you today
 Dressed-up and shining and gold. Take them. Accept them. They yours from the start They come from the nnermost Depths of our heart.
 -E. L.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23


 And vow'Ve been AaUsMp .
 He's just your type He likes the same things -
 the jokes always m step wn yoe oee together You both think the things are Fun And yoa ke eaoa
 But your eirssaends aren't so they of them history wonderful stories And they ten them with the that leopard can't change his spots others friends with Tim from time to time and they adore with They Ike to bae that they Knew nm 'vey well" Indeed And ell of this makes your hair curl
 THEIR POINT OF VIEW
 You know fun your girls much when get to eeher and tell lot of things for the of cwdown ot the crowds dongB attachments fast you can Eeroooy just has to know what everybody else is up to-
 course girls going between end Tim Edith had her spell of yearnne for him but Tim couldn't her ever thing he it. He just falls for girls who well she has her own ideas And she Q @ raised eyebrow
 Peg tried to get Tim double date for her visiting cousin and thinks he's stiff sarchy Molly asked him with her to the Fonghty he stalled until the last minute and finally found for her ask anoocy else She hates the very sight of Tim
 HE'S YOUR BUSINESS
 your put wonder what Tim They're afraid you're going fingers burnt They're afraid he's going to let down with thud They don't want hurt
 And for the life of you you can't turn deaf things they lie night with the chilling thought that other girls experiences with might be yours,
 And forget completely that Tim going together because like other of that girl talk Some like them But he like You date together all the time And that should be enough to hold You fall in order of grfrnds You can't pick who will suit everybody So stick your guns Like the like the likes make congen couple it doesn't matter how look to everybody esel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
Benefit Held For Orphons

4 Christmas benefit party and dance viii be held at Nemunas Hall 48 Green Street, Christmas night with proceeds to go to the Lithuan- ian war orphans fund. The event will start at 7;3O P. M.
 The MerrymakerS Orchestra will provide music for dancing. Prizes and refreshments have been planned
 A scrapbook viii be started for a T-year-Old war orphan, who was rec gently adopted" by group of Wa terburianS.
 Arrangements for the party have been made by committee composed of A1binaS Ktshlis, chairman, Miss Eleanor Kushlis, Mrs. Stella Roman aliskas, Mrs. Mary Krugelis, and Mrs. Mathew Colney.
 The United States shipped L. 011,711 net tons Of iron and steel to A-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
ONE MORE NIGHT
a1 BY TlER MAN IN TlEn TOWER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
Local NAACP Group PosfD0nes Meeting

The local unit of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has postponed a meeting, scheduled for tonight, to Jan. 27. Announcement of the post ponement was made by Dr. James M. Lee, president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23

Naugatuck, Dec. 23,--Afiss Anita saffran, daughter Of Mrs. Eva Saffran Of Ward Street. has been engaged tO sing principal roles with the New York Opera COmiqHe, according tO announce B1ent by Maestro Fro CeFaflni, director and conductor.
 Since her graduation from Naugatuck High School in 1013. she has continued her study Of voice. She has appeared many times as guest s0i0ist in local musical events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
Films Time Schedule

LOEW'g STRAND -- "IgOme Sweet 1fgfnicidevi 1,OO, 3sBO, g,4O, 0.50 r. M. "Night Train 10 Menphis", 2,ss, S,2b, s,1b PM, LOEW's POLI-I@rhe WesterneF0, 12i46, 5;4O, ei5O, O,3O P, M, "Step By Step, 5;2O, S;20, s20 r, M.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21

sika predsavja John Lewsa predsednika premogaske
unie United Mine Workers of America ko praja od
bora 25O dooca smernce uje tekoc avkovni borb
podjeniki ma poljh mehkega premoga
Lewis avtokrat natur zagonetna osebnot kar
pokazalo eom negove dolgoene karere ko bos
premogarske unije Ko e pred lett prl Wliamo Greeno
je zapustl A. F. of organzral CIO Tsa leta bill tud
navdusen zagovornik New Deaa predednka Roosevea
ea 1910 prislo med MIN in Rooseveov admnstraco
do nesogas pravo da e bill poglavni faktor
Lewisovo razocarane ker Roosevelt nj menova kabne
kot delavkega teda je obrnl hrbet New Deau
priduz republkancem Obenem zace bo osebno
troo CIO in ko Philip Murray poraz obrn tud
proti novi deavs organzac katero ustva Nedavno
e pobotal Greenom in peogarsko uno vrnil naza
pod okrie A. F. of L. kater pomaga kapan prot CLIO
parolo da je CIO postala "komunisticna organizaca
sedanem sporu podetnik stoji ospredju vprasanje
rocentne naklade cd ve placanih ezd XII b mela
kat dobrodenostni skad Lewisu etno
so do 20 monov doarjev kaermi bi vec ali mani poubno
razpolagal Ne podjeniki, tenvec ud CIO
upraviceno boe da ako b me avno mad tokm vsotam
denaa nobene konrole b Lewis svojo oaeno pozco rab
zadostev nartov in ambic pr izvajanu katerh
Lewis nikoi pozabil na-Lewisa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21

To je re druga podobna ne
sreca, XII Sc je pripetila v New
Yorku v teku mani kot enega
leta. LAM je ma dan. rs. julia
neki armadni bombnik BIS pod
enakimi okolscinami trescil v
1O2 nadstropje Empire nebotic-
nika, pri cemur je bilo poleg
treh armadnih avijatikov ubi-
tih tudi II pisarniskih usluzben-
cev, XII SO Sc nahajali v uradih
zadetega nadstropja.
Nebotienik, XII je bill zadet
nocoj, je 927 cevljev visok in je
eetrto najvisje poslopje ma >sve-
tn.
Tresk in ropot, XII je nastal
vsled kolizije letala z obzidjem
nebotienika, je povzrocil naval
tisocerih oseb ma pozorisce ne
srece.
Vojni department je Mama
nil, da so bill v nesreci ubiti sle-
deci: Major Mansel Campbell il
Pontiaca, Mich, kapitan Tom
L. Hall il Sioux City, S. D.; po-
rocnik Robert L. Stevenson il
Bronx, N. Y; porocnik Angelo
A. Ross in Whitehall, N. Y, in
poroenica Mary E. Bond IL New
town, Pa. ~-
= Ponesreceno vojasko letalo je
priletelo v New York z armadne
baze v Smyrna, Tenn, odkoder
je odletelo pozno popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
MOI. KATEREMU
cello STRELA NE
MORE DO zIVEGA

KENTON. o. - Charles
Brown je ocividno eden IL
med tistih redkih ljudi. XII
je varen pred udarci strele.
Proslo soboto je bill desetie
cadet Cd strele. toda je MEN
"napad." kakor devetkrat
poprej. prezivel brez resnih
posledic.
Ia nenavadni MOI Sc je to
pot mudil v lokalni javni
knjiznici. kamor je prisel po
knjige. ko je tekom nevihte
treseilo v poslopje. Strela.
XII ga je zadela. ga je sicer
pobila do nezavesti. toda pri-
sci je nitro k sebi in pravi.
da Sc eisto dobro pocuti.
Ko je bill devetic cadet cd
strele. so casopisi O tenn slu-
eaju obsirno porocali in ma
stopil je tudi ma radijskem
programu I'VE the People.
ma katerem je opisal svoja
stevilna "srecanja" strelo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
Protest PoIiske
pro+i Anderso-
vemu govoru

LONDON %. N. A.)-Poljska
vlada je vlozila protest pri bri-
tanskem Foreign Officeu radi
govora generala Andersa, vrhov-
mega komandanta zamejnih. poll
skin Get v Italiji, katerega je ma
slovil svojim vojakom pretekli
teden v mestu Loreto.
General Anders je govoril o
priliki posebne vojaske slavno-
sti, ma kateri je bill navzoc tudi
britanski general William Nor
gan, angleski komandant ma Sre-
dozemlju. Poljska vlada obto-
zuje Andersa, da je dejal, da je
Poljsko Sele .treba osvoboditi,
ter da ''bo treba sovraznika Sele
pognati il dezele ven." Poljski
general pa nj povedal, ali je
incl v mislih Sovjetsko unijo
ali sedanjo poljsko vlado v Var
Saw.
Poljska vlada baje opozarja
v svoji protestni mott anglesko
vlado, da je ia govor generala
Andersa Sc en- dodaten dokaz te-
ga, kako skodljiva je poljska "a
mejna armada V Italiji anglesko-
poljskim odnoSajem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
REzk0 5VARIL0
BYRNEsA pRoT|
SOW. RU5IJI

WASHINGTON, 20. maja
-Drzavni tajnik James F.
Byrnes je incl danes radij-
ski govor, v katerem je v
rezkem tonu naslovil ma Ru-
sijo svarilo, da ako Sc bo 70
perstavljala sklicu mirov-
ne konference v tekocem po-
letu, tedaj Sc 'bo zahtevalo
cd ME, da odgovarja "a to
pred zbornico Zdruzenih ma
rodov.
Byrnes je v svojem govoru
rekel, da nj nobenega zeleznega
zastorja, katerega bi vzajemni
sentiment clovestva ne mogel
prodreti, potem pa je izjavil
pred amerisko in svetovno jaw
nostjo, da zavezniske Wade ne
morejo indefinitivno zavlaceva-
ii sklenitev mirovnih pogodb z
narodi, katerimi je vojna ze
dolgo tega koncana, enostavno
il razloga, ker Sc ne more zedi-
niti med seboj glede mirovnih
pogojev.
Ker Sc ina svet zunanjih mi
nistrov, XII je bas zakljucil ne
uspesno konferenco v Parizu,
zopet sestati Is. junija, in ker
Zedinjene drzave zahtevajo, da
Sc konferenca "a sklep miru z
balkanskimi sateliti Nemcije in
Finsko, snide 1. ali Is. julia, Sc
nocojsnji govor tajnika Byrnesa
lahko tolmaci kot ameriski ulti-
matum Sovjetski uniji.
Byrnes pa je po izreku rezke-
ga svarila nitro pristavil, da je
uverjen, da sc bo mirovna konfe-
renca sestala to poletje, kakor
hocejo Zedinjene drzave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
v California;

Sc pred velikonocjo sta sc
Mr.. in Mrs. Tony Bostjancic,
1867 Mohawk Ave., XII sta vo-
dila grocerijsko trgovino ma
Euclid Ave, podala ma potova-
ME v California. Kmalu ko sta
tia dospela pa je Mr.. Bostjancic
zbolel in Sc je moral podvreci
'operaciji ma slepicu, katero je
srecno prestal. Zdaj Sc bolje po-
cuti in cim ozdravi bosta NADIA
ljevala potovanje ter obisceta
tudi prijatelje v San Francisco.
Nazaj sc bosta vrnila cez tri
mesece. zelimo jima obilo "a
bave in srecen povratek!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
Kuponi "a obratno posto
IL Jugoslavije

Ma glavni posti in po vecjih
postnih postajah Sc dobijo sedaj
posebni kuponi, XII stanejo po 9
centov in jih lahko posljete svoj-
Gem Jugoslavijo v pismu, ka-
teri jih bodo tam zamenjali ma
posti "a pravo postno znamko,
ne da bi Jim bilo treba kaj dolo-
ziti "a pisma v Ameriko. Tako
Jim prihranite ma stroskih, ako
zelite. I'll kuponi pa MISC veljav-
nj "a Italijo in nekatere druge
drzave. Veljavni pa so "a Jugo-
slavijo, oziroma "a pisma il Ju-
goslavije Ameriko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
STAVKOVNI POLOzAJ
JE NESPREMENJEN

WASHINGTON, 20. maja-
Polozaj v pogajanjih "a spravo
pri zeleznicah in ma premogov-
nih poljih je ostal danes nespre-
menjen. Obeta Sc baje sporazum
zeleznicarji, docim stole poga-
janja premogarsko unijo ma
mrtvi tocki. Vlada namerava ba-
je sredi tedna odrediti prevzem
premogovnikov, XII obratujejo
sedaj ma podlagi dvotedenskega
premirja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
WANNA SEJA PROGRESIV-
NH SLOVENK

v sredo %. maja OBJ 8. uri
zvecer sc v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.,
vrsi izredno vazna seja glavne-
ga in relifnega odbora Progre-
sivnih Slovenk in krozkovih
uradnic in Glanic. Ukrepalo sc
bo glede piknika, XII Sc ga ma
merava prirediti 8. junija ma
prostorih Slovenskega drustve-
mega donna ma Recher Ave. Pro
81, se, da upostevate to nazna-
milo, ker posebnih kart Sc nj po-
slalo clanican1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
Javnost je proti
posojilu Angliji

TIE dni je bilo izvedeno glaso-
vanje ma clevelandskih cestah,
da Sc dozene javno mnenje gle
de nekaterih vaznih zadev, XII
so pred nami. Tako je bilo stav-
ljeno vprasanje: Ali odobrava-
te, da Zed. drzave dajejo poso-
jila evropskim vladam? Ia ia
ka posojila Sc je izreklo So od-
stotkov vprasanih, proti jih je
bio 81 odstotkov in pol, neodlo-
cenih pa je bilo deset odstot-
kov in pol.
Drugo vprasanje: Ali mislite,
da maj kongres odobri posojilo
Angliji v znesku tri in tricetrt
milijona dolarjev? Ia posojilo
Sc je izreklo AZ in pol odstot-
kov, proti posojilu 40 in pol od-
stotkov, neodlocenih pa je bilo
8 odstotkov.
Ako Sc posojilo Angliji odo-
bri, ali maj Zedinjene drzave "a
htevajo, da Sc 80 odstotkov po-
sojila porabi tukaj "a -nakup bla-
ga? Ia ia predlog je glasovalo
u odstotkov, proti FL in pol od-
stotkov, neodlocenih pa je bio
6 in pol odstotkov. >.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
Vesti IL ziUljenja
as,,eriskih Slouenceu

Chicago, Ill.-Louis Volk sc
nahaja v bolnisnici Presbyterian
radi bolezni ma zelodcu.
Brooklyn, N. Y.-Po dolgi bo-
lezni je tukaj umrl Thomas ia
kovac, donna cd Sv. Lucije oh
Kolpi ma Hrvatskem, v Ameriki
blizu 35 let. L. starega kraja je
prisel v Pittsburgh, Pa, pozna-
je pa Sc je preselil v New York.
Clan SNPJ je bill ~ let in zelo
aktiven drustvenik, dokler ga nj
bolezen polozila v posteljo. Tu-
kaj zapusca zeno, diva sinova in
dve hceri.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Po kratki
bolezni je 20. aprila umrl Louis
Heinricher, star 63 let. Zapusca
zeno, osem sinov in dve hceri.
Granville, Ill.-Dne 30. aprila
je umrl Louis Bregar, star II
let, donna il cateza pod Zapla-
zom, Dolenjsko. Zapusca zeno,
sina in sest hcera.
Chicago, Ill.-V tekoci izdaji
magazine "Collier's'' z dne Is.
maja ina dolg clanek o Jugosla-
VIII in trzaskem vprasanju Ar
thur Geath, porocevalec caso-
pisne agencije !O.N.A. Geath Sc
je vec tednov nahajal v Jugosla-
VIII in postal svoji easopisni
agenciji vec porocil. Njegov cla-
mex v tenn magazinu je ma splos-
no objektiven, lie v zadevi Bori-
sa Kraigerja in par drugih vo-
dilnih "trzaskih socialistov" je
v zmoti, ker pravi, da Sc borijo
proti prikljucitvi Trsta k Jugo-
slaviji. V resnici 50 Boris Krai-
ger in njegovi kolegi ma celu
borbe "a prikljucitev Trsta in
vse Julijske Krajine X Jugosla-
VIII.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
Brivci dvignili Gene

Unijski brivci v Clevelandu
so snoci sklenili, da Sc Gene "a
strizenje las cd ponedeljka da-
lie dvignejo S IS centov ma 81,
medtem ko sc bo "a strizenje
otrok racunalo poslej IS centov
med tednom, po 81 pa oh sobo-
tab in dnevih pred prazniki. Ia
brittle Sc DO cd ponedeljka ma
pref morale placati IS centov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
Vojasko letalo pablo
v iezero Erie

V petek zvecer je nekemu vo-
jaskemu letalu zmanjkalo gaso-
lima in nj. moglo doseci mestne-
ga letalisca. Tako Sc je mostvo
odlocilo skociti padali ma tia,
letalo pa prepustiti usodi. stirje
so Sc resili, diva moza pa Sc Sc
pogresa. Letalo, XII Sc nahaja emo
milo in cetrt cd obrezja naspro-
tt Columbia Rd. v Bay Village,
bodo danes vzdignili z dna je-
zera Erie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
SAMOMORI v ZED.
DRzAVAH NARA$GAJO

NEW YORK - Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. poroca, da Sc
liza konca vojne v Evropi sa-
molnori v Zedinjenih drzavah
stalno mnozijo in da je med sa-
momorilci vec moskih kot zensk.
Vzrok temu je nezaposlenost
in pa ker sc nekateri veterani
ne morejo privaditi civilnemu
zivljenju. Med vojno je stevilo
samomorov padalo, ker je bila
.zaposlenost ma viSku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
Deeek. XII So je igral z
dinamitom, umrl

Donald Butler, star IA let iz
Miller Rd., Brecksville, O., je v
Huron Road bolnisnici umrl "a
poskodbami, katere je dobil, ko
Sc je v njegovih rokah eksplo-
diral dinamit, S katerim Sc je
igral. Njegov oce je inzenir "a
radio postajo WTAM.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
SOPHIA SUSTAR

Pc kratki in mucni bolezni je
preminila ma svojem domu ma
6517 Schaeffer Ave. Sophia Su-
star, rojena Nemanis, stara 30
let. Tukaj zapusca zalujocega
soproga Franka, sincka Jerome,
starse Ben in Helen Nemanis,
ter ,veliko sorodnikov. Rojena je
bila Clevelandu. Pogreb Sc
vrsi v cetrtek OBJ 8:15 uri zju-
traj IL JOS. zele in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda, 6502 st. Clair
Ave., v cerkev sv. Vida oh 8.
uri in nato ma Calvary poko.
palisce.