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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
Weekly Chore Time Pays
Routine InsureS Good Grooming
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Setting aside one evening Q week for clothes-repair may sound like taking time out for drab chores. But they pay off in good grooming, and few can escape the chores If the aim is to look consistently your tip- top best.
 Noe even the Hollywood girls can dodge the nulsances of personal up- keep. But because it's 0 chore many of the stars are ingenious at making short cuts. Faith ("Young Widow") Domergue, for instances, mends with an Iron when preSSed- on tape will make repairs.
 For reinforcing and easy-mending of torn lingerie lace, she first starches and irons Q lace scrap into place under the tear. After that, mending is Q cinch, she says.
 Her trick to keep split seams in clothes from breaking out again is to pick up broken threads with fine steel crochet needle. Picked up, she ties the machine stitched thread to the one in her needle ct both ends of the sewed-up split,
 9WAbn PhSSSS Ou AS more bALAe~Auu- labor-savers the tricks of sewing on buttons 90 that they'll hold for good. On blouse fronts and cuffs she sews baby -sized buttons on the opposite side of top buttons, placed hole for hole. On suit jackets and coats which have shankless buttons, she improvises shanks because, she says, they hold better and prevent friction with fabric. To make Q shank, Faith says stick Q pin through fabric from the inside, and sew over 1t and wind thread around 1t as you attach your button. When you finish, remove pin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

DENNIS MORGAN was having considerable trouble in getting his young son to attend Sunday School. He sat the youngster down for c talk on the subject, and said, 'Your mother and let you go to the movies for entertainment and we let you visit your friends and have fun. Don't you think it's only right that once e week you should 60 to Gods house for just one hour2" The boy remained silent until Mor- gan had finished, then replied, You're right, Dad, But what would you htink if you were invited to somebody's house and every time you went He wasn't there2"
 An elderly English actress whom she hadn't seen for long time met Anna Lee recently, and re- preached her for having lost her British accent. Mss Lee explained that she was now on American citizen and wished to>talk like one, "But, my dear" was the alarmed reply, Why do you want to do thatp Aren't there enough actress es in Hollywood murdering the English language without your working at it?"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
Minstrel Benefit
 .ShozD Set Bv C.Y.O.

A benefit minstrel show will be sponsored by the Catholic Youth Organization Of St. StaniSlaus Kostka Church later in the season according to plans made at meet ing last night at the Church base ment.
 The unit also made plans for formation of Q boys baseball team and a girls softball team.
 Rev. John M. BalaSa, pastor, and Rev. John ZyskowslIi, assistant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

vice Is, in his words, because "a man can see a woman dimensionally,"
 Well, maybe But that isn't the chief reason why a wise woman takes her husband with her to the hat shop, MT, Hopkins,
 She has two reasons more per- Sonal and practical than simply desire to have the hat viewed in the dimensional manner.
 If her husband helps her select her spring bonnet, willingly or oth- erwise, she doesn't have to suffer through anxious hours of wonder. ing whether he will like 1t or not. For Q mans devastating, Why did you get black hatp" or T guess it's all right, but 1t looks kind of funny from the side" can take the pleasure out of a chapeau for woman quicker even than can meet ing It's duplicate at a fancy tea. Cartoons, funnies, and radio gags notwithstanding, men don't really hoot at their wives hats. The ones they don't like, they damn with faint praiSe.)
 HUBBY IS AN EASY MARK
 What helps, too, Is the fact that men, without knowing just why one little number sells for $695 and an- other for three or four times that price, unerringly say, T like that one," when a clever saleSgirl brings out an expensive job after showing an ordinary little number,
 Nor does the price tag shake their faith in the choice. Not after the saleswoman smiles admiringly and says, "Yes, that IS the hat for Mad ame."
 So when 6 woman takes her hus- band along, a woman comes home with an expensive bonnet and no need for apologizing about the price. She doesn't have to work harder, then, to sell it to her hus- band than the saleswoman worked to sell 1t to her.
 An unmarried woman may take a man along to help her buy a hat because he sees her dimensionally. along because est'siear ,aherkn(. But married woman takes a man along because it's easier. in the long run.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
Diatherny Treatment FaUOred for BurSitiS

Correspondent says two injections of Wtalmin B Into the bursa brought prompt relief of his shoulder hursi- tiS.
 can't believe the Wtamin B had anything to do with it. Vitamin B has no such curative effect in any condition, whether 1t Is administer ed by mouth or by hypoderTnic or intra-nuscular or intra-Venous in- jection,
 I can believe that actual punc- ture of the inflamed bursa or pad with the hypodermic needle had something to do with the prompt relief the patient experienced.
 Needing the bursa is satisfactory treatment In the acute or early stage of burSitis. It is worth try ing in any case where the patient suffers constant pain and finds lit- tie relief ct night.
 The most grateful relief may be given in some cases by inserting a needle into the hursa and aSpiratine any fluid, even only drop or two, to loosen the tension within the sac. Some physicians introduce two needles, Inject normal salt solution in thru one needle and withdraw 1t thru the other-thus washing out the infiammed sac and perhaps initiating resorption of the infiarn- matory eXudate or of the soft cal- cium 1T any calcium has been de- posted.
 While the needle Is in the sac or m the tissues around It. the physi- clan may inject a suitable local an lief. ''N
 Tn more advanced stage of bur- Sits, after the first two weeks when the shoulder is becoming or mas become frozen" stiff from re- lucoance of the patient to attempt any active use of 1t, fear of caus- ing return of the pain, it Is good treatment to inject a dose of local anesthetic into or around the bursa. ana while this Is working, give the patlen5 the passive movements which are absolutely necessary to prevent permanent disability from sun or frozen" shoulder. The pa- tlent should follow the passive movements with active movements going systematically thru ali the movements he has been unable to make because of the stiff shoulder
 This whole seance may have to be repeated daily or every few days Tor several times to restore f,Ili junction to the shoulder.
 Flndlng a calcareous deposit in the oursa by X-ray is evidence that oursitiS has occurred, that's all It may be found long after the patient has fully recovered from the troI- ole. Or 1t may disappear as soon as the recovery begins.
 l found daily diathermy treat ment gave much comfort when T had bursitis. q make 1t my rule you know, to have everything my. Self before I tell the world about 1t, except babieS).
 Recently physicians have report- ed that a preliminary infection of physoStigGnine to help timber up frozen shoulder, and indeed daily injections of physostig .ilne salicy-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

Her new dress for Easter has to be something extra special-and this one Is sure to please. A dainty style for the miss of three to eight with the briefest of sleeves, scal- loped cloSings &nd two hSart shaped pockets. Note the saucy bows perched on the shoulders - the pretty ruffle edging.
 Pattern No. S0i2 comes in sizes 3, { 5, 6, and 8 years. Size { rec quires 2 yards of 35 inch material: i: 3 yards machine made ruffling.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size de- sired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett, Waterbury Demo- crat ll50 Ave. Americas, New York ls, N. Y.
 Just of the press! The new SPRING AND SUMMER issue of FASHION. Colorful, smart-and a FREE PATTERN printed in the book. l5 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
The Colonel Makes 6 With Bold Play
By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

The Southeastern Sectional Championships tournament of the American Contract Bridge League will be revived this year at Holly wood, Fla, April to 12. Col Clar- ence Wyatt and a party from Rich- mond, Va. will attend.
 The Colonel @ venerable white haired gentleman, gets a great thrill out of bridge and loves to bid. re- member writing up a hand about him once when he trumped my ace and it was the only way to defeat our opponents contract. He cer- tainly got himself into a contract on today's hand, but that did not worry him.
 He won the first trick with the ace of diamonds and led two rounds of trumps, winning the second in dummy with the king. He ruffed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

tall, lovely Maureen O'Hara has played whole pictures in her bed- room slippers to keep from tower ing over 8 -foot-six leading man while he stood on a dictionary. In Sentimental Journey the pro- ducer has provided her with two leading men, John Payne and Glenn Langan both of whom are well over six feet tall. And for this she is especially thankful
 The companion feature is the thrilling social drama Divorce, [" starring Kay Francis and Bruce Cabot. This important drama of marital discord also stars Helen Mack in the top featured role, with Jerome Cowan, Craig Reynolds and Jonathan Hale in supporting roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
It Says Here
By BOB HOPE

OAA31O9NOS
 Can't understand why the story of India's Aga Khan receiving his weight in diamonds created such @ furor. It is fortunate that everyone isn't paid off that way right now. I figure that if they did Frank Sinatra would owe his sponsor two truckloadS of tur- quoises.
 understand Gandhi's followers got sore about the publicity and imediately staged a big party where they paid off the Mahatma in goats milk. He tipped the beam at 8l pounds including the sheet.
 The Aga weighed in at 24S, one O. the largest Calcuttans in his- tory. Tn fact, I understand he has one wife whose only duty is to attend these ceremonies and when the needle gets up in the Edward Arnold bracket to say But Aga, you don't look a pound over l8O dear"
 A few years ago the potentate was paid off in gold. Next time if they can hold those sacred cows still long enough he's hoping to get his blubber equivalent in butter.
 Personally I am sorry the story broke because it gave Paramount ideas. I walked in the other day and they were weighing my fan mail on an apothecary's scales. Even including the letters wrote I was just able to balance two aspirin.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
Elizabeth Woodward Says
IT'S ALL OVER BETWEEN
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  out this business with Eleanor she's
 IT'S TOO BAD
 Such things will happen explain weeks and then just don't like having that happen. They liking boys
 But what s you You treat the girl speaking with her again You float right by her without casting her direction ideas friendly?
 You act though there girl like girl and you don't though
 FUN WHILE TT LASTED
 think could act like gentleman Giving the cold shoulder hurts plenty She with And she's remember? So though
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

the i've of diamonds, then led three rounds of spades.
 West wcl the third spade, and was quite helpless. He led the jack of clubs, the Colonel went up with dImmys queen, and discarded his other losing club on dummy's good eight of spades.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

ter since he de- signs many of those creations you see setting of the beauty of such screen fa- vorltes as Rus alind Russell, Myrna Loy, and Greer Carson.
 T he reason for Mir, Hop kins' take @ man alnnpn Ad-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

late have seemed to bring about considerable improvement In cases of rheumatoid arthritis, spondylitis, flbrositis and even Sciatlca.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
Take Your
 Husband To TheHatShOb
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff WritAr

''Take man along when you 90 to buy hat--never another woman," says Keneth Hopkins, who should be an authority on the mat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

Signed letters pertaining to per- sons health and hygiene, not to disease, diagnosis of treatment, Will be answered by Dr. Brady if stamped self-nddreased envelope lS enclosed. Letters should be brief and written in ink. No reply cnn ne made to queries not cOnfOrm- ing to instructions. Address pr, William Brady, National News. paper Service. 32O West Madison Street. Chicago, III.
 Copyright l946 by John P. Dille CO
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
FUN WHILE IT LASTED

chaplain of the organization, were present ct the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
QUESTION and ANSWERS

Too Bad. No Physical Education
 Daughter has to stay home from work three days each month with cramps. Doctor gave her tablets and told her not to eat any salt, but she still has the cramps.
 (Mrs. B. Al
 Answer-Send a stamped self ad- dressed envelope and ask for pamphlet Hygiene for Girls and Health for Women"
 Familiar With BrucelIosls
 Engaged in the tuberculosis field and some what familiar with bru- celloSts (undulant fever) l am dis- turbed that you condone the use of raw milk. The risk of infection from raw milk Is so great that 1t Is hard to believe that any inform ed person can possibly recommend lt.--IMISS ------, Asst, Exec. Secre- tary, ----- County Tuberculosis and Health Association
 AnSwer-Ill take Grade A Raw MILK from tuberculln tested herd or Certified MIX any time in pre- ference to ordinary pasteuri2ed milk. There Is no scientific evidence that brucellosis is spread via raw milk. That is merely a theory and It by no means accounts for the occurrence Of undulant fever. Stupid Answer
 thought your answer to the woman who asked whether a wom an with only one ovary can bear children of both sexes was stupid have ony one ovary and have a girl and a boy. Mrs. w. R. R.)
 AnSwer-Thank you. A few years ago We had a symposium on that question here, and received num- erous reports like your own, show ing there is no truth in the notion that the one sex originates only in one ovary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

. CHOICE MoRSEL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31
ALI vi TRPITE MA
ULJESIH

POTEM RABITE
presenetliivo iznajdbo DIR. CO TUT. XII
tajskega znanstvenika. XII ie omogoGu
ga vse. XII trpe ma zelodGnih uljesih In
ma prehudi lxislini. olajsavo Amino
Acids.
BIO- AMINOL
Vsebuje tiste sestavine kot so bila
iako uspesno rabljena po DIR. TUT
zdravljenju zelodenih uljes in prelude
iisline.
R1o-AHdINoL Sc priporoea "a vllju-
Genie preko morske pakete. UNRRA
ma Holandskem rabi Amino Acids
hranjenju sestradanih odrasIih in otrok
LIFE MAGAZINE.
vprasajte po BIo-AMINoI.. po leixar-
nah vsepovsod.
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81. nnaja, 194d

slabi upravni uradniki, ces, da
so bill vedno vajeni delati le z
.malostevilnin uradnistvom. Ia
ko vsaj trdi ia teorija. cim jih
slucaj nanese ma velike admin
strativne pozicije, izgube svojo
sigurnost, ker morajo voditi po-
sic uradov z nestevilno nastav-
ljencev.
Poljedelski tajnik Anderson
je bill pref, predno je postal Clan
Wade, kongresman in je stel ce-
10 med najsposobnejse. Toda maj
DO temu kakor hoce, njegove
zmote v departmental "a polje-
delstvo, v kolikor Sc tice zadeve
svetovne krize prehrane, SO vse-
kakor vec kot le administrative
mega znaoaja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31

prav teh dneh svojo generalno stavko in jmasko
stavko srsto antifastov vtzakem zaporu Coroneo da
e svetu ponoven dokaz da nj sile XII b moga zo
miti trpljenju in zrtvah prekaljeno liudstvo.
Kuturni deavci Slovenije znanstvenik, umetniki in
knjizevnik pozvamo znanstvenke unetnike in knzev-
nike in kulturne deavce svobodolubnega in napred
mega sveta maj podpro pravcno borbo pebalstva Tsta
in Ju1jske Krane XII hoce lie prikuctev Jugoslaviji,
cd katere e bo krvno odtrgano podpro mas protest
proti prstranskemu in krvcnemu postopanju okupacij
skin oblasti.
Academia znanost in umetnost, Rektorat universe
Ljubljani Academia glasbo Akademija igralsko
umetnost Academia lkovnh 1naetnosti Znanstven in
stitut Drusvo sovenskh knjizevnikov Drusvo upodab
ajoeh umenikov Drstvo glasbenh avtorjev Slovenska
Matica Narodno gledalisce Ljubljani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31
UR OvA
P0$TA
Piknik ma izletniSkih
prostorih SNPJ farn,e

Cleveland, O. " nedeljo 2.
junija Sc vrsi piknik ma izlet-
|niski farmi SNPJ. Odbor bo
skusaf posetnikona. piknika PC
street po najboljsi moznosti,
kar je mogoee v sedanjih raz-
merah. Do sedaj je bill Sc vsak
tpiknik farme uspesen &c smo
upostevali vojne razmere. Tako
tse tudi sedaj nadejamo, da mas
iposetite v velikem stevilu in ta-
ko pripomorete, da DO ia mas
tpiknik sezoni uspesen.
Predeasno je bilo veckrat po-
rocano, da sc DO letos prieelo
is postavljanjem move plesne
.dvorane ma farmi SNPJ. Toda
.odbor je prisel do zakljueka, da
+se to misel "a enkrat opusti, ker
tse tezko dobi gradient materi-
jal, oziroma Sc ga sploh ne do
! bi. Tudi nj Sc zadostne finance
" tenn skladu. Ker je pa nasa
mfadina hotela meti vsaj "a
casno plesisee, je odbor sklenI,
/ da Sc stare hiSo ma hrihcku nre-
uredi v plesisce.
odbor je pricel takoj tenn
delom in sedaj je dvorana ze
|pripravljena in mas caka, da pri-
demo tam plesati. Ia nedeljski
piknik DO torej nekaksna odpr-
tia te nase plesne dvorane ma
hribcku. Pravijo, da je pod ta-
ko meeno 1arejen, da popolno-
ma odgovarja vsaki tezi in je
vse lepo heno preurejeno. O
vsem tenn je aajbolje, da Sc pri-
dete sami prepricati v nedeljo
2. junija. @
Nasa tajnica farme Mrs. Ce-
cilija subelj prav veseljen
sprejena prispevke "a v sklad
move dvorane. Ko innate kaksen
dollar ma razpolago, Sc ~kar ma
MO znisite, ker ona DO ME.
MIN prijaznim nasnashom spre-
jela.
Theresa Gorjanc,
zapisnikarica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31

"delil lakoto" in le tako prisel
do svojih zakljuckov.
Povrh vsega drlgega Sc je We
liki inzenir v svojo nesreco "a
|pletel nekatere racunske po-
moteporocal je, da je zmanj-
sal primanjkljaj psenice do l.
septembra ,od II milijonov ton
ma 100000. Izracunal pa je to
stevilko tako, da je dobave "a
april stel dvakrat-mala la pomo-
ia, XII pomeni 5000, ,OoO ton. Po-
leg tega je odkrfl neke dodatne
zaloge psenice, tudi 3,OO0, 900
tan, ki pa obstoje lie v njegovi
|donisljiji.
Hrana kot politicno orozje
Hooverjeva iznajdba.
Hoover zahteva maj stradajo-
ca ljudstva zmanjsajo svoj od-
merck, da ne hi zmanjkalo pse-
nice. Toda kljub njegovim zmot-
MIN stevilkam je IL njegovega
lastnega rasuna razvidno, da "a
loge MISC zadostne niti "a to
zmanjsano zahtevo. Skupina
"Food for Freedom" radi tega
ocita Hooverju, da je otezkocil
pregled svetovnega polozaja.
Ameriski drzavni department je
namerno ali slaeaino-
zakuril v tej peel Sc 8 tenn, da je
objavil nekaj dozdaj Sc neznanih
zapiskov pariske mirovne kon-
ference IL leta 1919, XII Sc ticejo
vloge, katero je igral Herbert
Hoover v razdeljevanju hrane
po prvi svetovni vojni. Kot da je
bill namen opomniti javnost ma
to, da je Hoover iznaditelj Ia
misli, da je hrana orozje politike.
Odgovornost "a Hooverjevo
delovanje pada ma ramona tai
nika Andersona, o katerem trde
nekateri zlobni jeziki, da je maj
vecja polomija Trumanove ad-
ministracije.
Pojedelski tajnik Anderson
odgovoren "a fiasko
Jako razsirjens .je v Wash
ingtonu trditev, da so polomije
Trumanove administracije po-
sledica tega, kar nosi ine "vla-
DAME zakonodajcev." Znano je,
da so zakonodajci splosnem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31
Cleveland prekoraeil kvoto "a mfad. bol-
nico; 40 tiso6 delarjev nabranih do sinoci!

In ker smo ze prekoracili ma
30 kvoto do danasnjega dne
idmo naprej, da v tenn letu do
sezemo cilj $4,000, da DO slo'
venski Cleveland z okolieo pri'
speval emo tretjino dolocene vso'
te "a otrosko bolnisnico " Slo'
veniji.
3Hvala vam lepa, pevcem Glas'
bene nsatice, Zarji in Planini
kakor tudi vam, XII ste prisli ma
nocojsnjo prireditev.
Izredna thvala vsem nabiral
Gem in nabiralkam.
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20 akrOy farnna

naprodaj; hisa s 5 sobami, vse
nanovo dekorirano; fornez, vo-
da, kokosnjak, garaza, hlev in
z akrov gozda. Vse v dobrem
stanju. Nahaja sc ma Route "a,
blizu Greyhound busa, v Perry,
Ohio. Podrobnostis Sc poizve ma
1880 Miller Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31

biralci potrudili DO skrajnosti
"a to prepotrebno ustanovo v
|rodni domovini.
Drugi izkaz prispevkov nase
podruznice je sledeci:
Slovenski drustveni dom $500.
cahli direktorija SDD: Jim in
Frances Rotter $4,000. Anton
Plut $50, Frank Cecelic $40 in
john Retar $40. ~s.-.-> s~
Pc SIS: Frank Bricelj, Jack
Peklaj in Frank Kosten. Pevski
zbor 4Slovan'' $10O, Louis Zni-
darsic $5, Frank Maurich S. in
Girl Ozbich So.
Mr.. in Mrs. Chas. Starman,
(poslovolja SDD) $40, Frank
Kerner $40. Ma seji dr.. st. 158
SNIP: Louis Hafner $40, John
Ivancic $5, Joe Oker 81.
Nahiralec Frank Tegel: Po
$40: Walter Zagar (Zagar Tool
Co.. Pc $25 Andy in Mary Noe.
Pc $40: Mr.: in Mrs. Frank Te-
gel, Mike 'Preskar, Mr.. in Mrs.
J. Matjasic, Frank Ipavec, dr..
st. $50 SNPJ namesto venca "a
pokojnim Ant. Znidarsic. - Pc
$5: Fred Martin, Valentin Turk,
Matt in Mary Ule, John Sesek,
Valentin sinkovec. Po 81: Frank
Segulin, L. Sustersich, DR.. $50
SNPJ $3.50. Po 81. Lakeland
Cafe, J. Jamnik, Frank Glin-
SEX, Frances Valentic, Mr.. in
Mrs. L. Blatnik, John Pizem,
Mr.. in Mrs. T. Gorshe, ]. A.
kapler, F. Gorshe, John F. ia
drich. - Skupaj ,$136.5O.
Nabiralec Frank zagar il
Chickasaw Ave.: Po $25: joe
Plevnik (Ljubljanski stric). Pc
$40: John Rome. Po $40 Jo-
seph Mersek, Jim Moeilnikar,
Frank Stopar. Pc IS: Frank
zagar (ponovno), John Globo-
kar, John Nedah. Pc So: Edw.
Rome. Skupaj $93.OO.
Nabiralec Geo. Nagode. Pc
$40: Mr.. in Mrs. John Yapel,
Antonija Svetek. Pc IS: Vinko
Prprovich, Frank Rupert, An
ton Schumer, Geo Nagode. Pc
So: Joseph Durjava. Po So: Jo-
seph 'Strazisar, Jacob Peklenk.
Po 81: James Kos. Skupaj $4S.
Nabiralec Frank Segulin. Po
$25: Mr.. in Mrs. Andy Ogrin
(eevljar). Po $40: DR.. st. 20
SDZ namesto venca "a pokoi-
MIN A. Znidarsic. Pc IS: Mr.. in
Mrs. John Dodic in Mrs. Anna
Ebervein namesto venca "a DO
kojnim e. Lavric. Po 81: Mr.. in
Mrs. j. sabec. Skupaj $4,000.
Skupna vsota v tenn izkazu
je $1,576.5O.
Kdor Sc nj prispeval "a ia
piemeniti namen, ia maj Sc takoj
odloci. To velja zlasti "a nase
trgovee in druge imovitejse ro-
jake, XII so Sc v splosnem sla-
DO odrezali. Ma drugi strani pa
vsa cast nasemu delavstvu in
drustvom, XII so Sc tako casino
odzvala.
Apelira Sc na vse nabiralee.
da takoj po kampanji vrnejo
pole tajniku, da Sc uredijo "a
cuni.
Frank Cesen,
tajnik podr. 1O6 SANS.
'Cudna vloga Hoover
IL A