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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
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Here are two winter salads and
q relish 10 perk up your menus
and furnish your system the
greens ana fruit IN needs % make
up for lack Of sunshine.
Ilot Cole slaw
ono small firm head cabbage
white or redl, tablespoon graf
cd onion. Y teaspoon celery seeds,
Q or 4 crushed cofiandcr seeds,
slightly beaten egg; tablespoons
cold water, / teaspoon Hour, la
teaspoon dry mustard, i.2 teaspoon
salt, tablespoon fortified mar
gafine, la cup hot vinegar
select firm cabbage. Cut head
IN half and turn cut side down m
very cold sailed water Tor i.2
nOur. Dram. Shred very fine. Add
grated onion celery seeds, cell.
ander seeds u 70 be used. and a
dash OF salt and pepper. Toss. Set
aside While dressing Is made. Add
cold water 10 the egg. MiX Hour
mustard and salt and add TO egg.
Mix smooth Add margarine and
stir IN the hot vinegar. Stir over
very low heat until creamy, Pour
over the cabbage. Mix well and
serve at once
Green and Red Slaw
one green cabbage, rcd cab
bage, salad dressing or mayun-
naise. seasoning, assorted crack
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
Stocking, Shirt
Sales Plan Set

washington, Feb. i3--t UP)-Thc
government Is considering a plan 70
ease the stocking and shir, short
age by forcing manufacturers 10
sell them promptly.
The Civilian Production Admin
istration. Il was learned. Is drawing
up an order which would limit mans
ufacturers' inventories to a S0-eay
supply OF suits. shirts. trousers,
shorts and rayon and nylon hose.
Other items may be added 10 the
list later.
investigators disclosed previously
that two nylon manufacturers were
withholding more than 1000 900
pairs of hose on Jan. 81. Two shirt
manufacturer on the same Gate
had an inventor yof more than $780,
600 shirts. they said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
BY EPsIE KINARD
NEA staff Writer

New York.-CNEA)-The stole
which gives grandma her fashion,
able airs in the family-slbum pic
,ure bows 10 a modern encore this
spring and threatened The suDre-
macy Of the coat and the JACKET
Almost as enveloping as coats
are the stoles which come down 20
here in front and swing from the
back like any jaunty cape. Lovely
in the new honey and champagne
shades OF beige fleece. they can
take on one-by-one a daytime
dress or suit OF any color or de-
scription.
Springktliest theme. however Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

Her Gay is planned on the as
sumption that after she gets her
husband of in the morning she
will have a certain number OF hours
entirely hire own
If she has beauty shop oppoint-
ment or n bridge game scheduled
for afternoon she can rush through
her work in the morning If there
Is nothing on her calendar for
afternoon she can slacken her pace
" accommodate a leisurely reading
Of the morning which her
husband read at breakfast-and II
she likes she can gossip with her
friends on the telephone without
having TO defend her 3 minute con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

the stole-suit, which gives you a
stole. for a change. in lieu OF a
Jacket. Sponsored By top-flight
designed Adele Simpson--shc bor-
rows her idea from the stole from
the Mex can reboz1 her new
Jacket is waist-lenetn i'm the
back and has two scarf-free en0s
in front which are belted down
over a blouse.
Shown are two examples. A,
makes a stole-suitc which Is en-
right. a print crepe OF black wavy
lines on white background
Sembled with q black crepe of beige
colored WOO and has vertical
bandings OF navy blue wool on the
stole and a navy blue wOolen
blouse for contrast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
We, the Women
Those Flint Housewives Were Just Fed Up

verSations TO an amused or irritated
male.
THEY'RE MEDDLERS
But when the man OF the house
Is at home the day must reyolve
around him. Furthermore, a man
around the house in the daytime
is either the efficiency expert who
wants TO systematic the home or
the seeker OF peace ana quiet who
has no tolerance for the noise of
vacuum cleaner or washing ma
ehane and can't understand why
his wife can't sit down and relax
like beds doing instead Of "fussine
around"
Cant that wait awhile?" he
asks when she makes motions like
a housewife. But all the same he
expects the meals to get cooked, the
beds made. etc.
No matter what hiehfalutin
reasons the wives of striking hus-
bands may give to their husbands
and to each other for trying to get
their men back to work, any wife
who has had a husband take his
vacation at home is sure TO sus-
pect the women are just anxious
10 get their houses back to them
selves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
Nations Population
Set at 139, 500, 900

washington. Feb. lS--tUP)--Ths
Census Bureau estimated today tina;
the population of the United states
was about 1870 $4,000 ON last Juls
/. including members OF the armed
forces.
On that date. the civilization
population was estimated at 49,
40e ,297. while a total Of i2,22s, Jos
persons had been taken into the
armed forces and not yet returned
10 civilian life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

lAilv. mourning oil On ere again.
Peg thnoRht s'our kitty" was IN
the worst possible taste ana oniy
what she might have expected,
she snanned cut her Red Cross
SOCK and knit with angrlly claek-
ina steel needles.
Spoe, dear" said Collins, n you
knit an those naughty thoughts
into that sock you'n give The poor
soldier hllslers and blood-poison-
ing"
Mae suRawed appreclativels
KITTY pulled cut q enasled little
IN sock Of her own.
"How's yolH gussete' asked Mac,
managing to make Il sound init
mately indclicate.
DO YOU think she has onee" ask
ca Collins lightly.
oh. I wouldn't go 80 far as 70
say she hadn't" said Mac reiiee.
lively.
Then don't" advised Kitty.
kitty" said Collins, you're look
ing very well"
Peg glanced ct him apprehen-
siveiy. 1t was the FIRST time he
had really spoken directly e
Kitty all evening and although Il
sounded harmless, Peg felt nerve
Gus. Collins was so complicated
She wished forlornly that he hac
been q simpler type content u
express himself In easily coinpre.
hended action and relieving the
strain. II, for example. he would
Just poke Mac In the Jaw. II ht
resented him. But no, Collins had
to be amiable and lnscrutable and
leave everybody guessing lnelud'
ing Kitty.
Collins said he was glad Dore.
mus agreed with Kitty and tha'
he supposed MacGregor kept hei
amused9 Kitty dropped a Stltcf
and went delving.
'Oh. I'm just second string en-.
tertainment." said Mac easily.
Kitty" leased Collins, have
you been and gone and disturbed
the peace9 The trouble with 20,
is. you don't know the strength
Of your own charmi"
Dear me-" said Kitty. L wist
I had my FAM You gentlemen are
so flatteringw
Peg would have called them sew.
eral other things herself. She wal
annoyed at Ben. too. for holding
such strong theories on both hos.
pitality and niinding your owr
business.
Kitty said that Of course it wa:
stimulating to be considered q
siren even II you weren't one.
NOW. Kitty" objected Collins
that's Just your modestyi"
OF course II IS" agreed Mac
Ask the ladies Of Doremus. they
know different"
ITS 10 o'clock" said Ben sud.
denly. Who's going to take az
Sara Ann. Peg. you or me7"
Il will. offered Kitty quickly
She didn't care for the picture o.
herself Mac projected. even II h
had done II only to annoy her
He was obviously an old master
al saving his own skin. but al
the same he'd made her SOUND
like a predatory female and gen.
eral home-wrecker and Kitty didn'
like IL.
Mac said he guessed perhaps 4
was time he left. Peg mumblet
an excuse and followed Kitty up.
stairs. Said Ben 10 Collins wher
they were alone: You're 3 hart
man. McGcel"
shut up. viii your" said Col
Inns.
Ben took II as meant: literally.
ssDEG." said Kitty, after SarI
Il Ann was resettled, WHAT
sour idea OF Collins idea in com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

bearing your address, f'll send you
pamphlet wheat b Fat that
tells numerous WayA 10 use wheat
Ia The everyday diet, with recipes
for some knlck-knacks that will
make, sou glad YOU discovered Oh
DOC Brady-or your money cheer-
fully refunded,
That's only the half Of the moral
support I'M going 10 need from
YOU guys ana girls. The other half
Il milk. Tn going 10 use the whole
column Some day soon 10 tell you
few things every one should know
about the place Of milk IN the diet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
SUPER TYPE or FASHION
MODEL

Teleyision demands are RAPID
causing the development Of q brand
new type CT fashion model. accord
Ing to Helen Fraser, direetor 81
New York's Barbison Studio Of
Fashion Modelling.
The model OF the future viii ~
longer be a mannequin IN ore cf
two dimensions. but an actress arc
a woman Of the world"
she viii not be merely beauti-
ful and attractive. but a iivin7.
speaking. acting. charming woman
Of fashion and international 90
ciety: in other words. a super
model"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
Your Health
By DR.. William Brady

signed letters PERTAINING 60 per-
soma Health and hygiene. aOt 90
disease. diagnosis of treatment,
Wiil be answered By ar. Brady ~
n saamprd seif-addFessed nveiope
~ enrl0Sea Letters should be brief
and written tn ink No reply can
b made 60 queries not conform
ing 60 instructions. Address DF
William Brady, National News
paper Service. so West Madison
street. Chicago. ~.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
Lets Eat


efS.
WASH ctbba1e nosd4
heavy outer leaves CQl a A
TOP Of each cabbage aua
out cenlcE. Keeping aresH
ted cabbnkes scnarnle. 4N
and center 81 each. All8 Wiln
dressing or mayonnalse ana
10 taste. F4li each cann8
cantrnNllnp saw Arrange
banes on SERVING plate ana
company with assorted tratkAiA
Cranberry Citrus Relish Uses
Two Guns fresh cfanptfkf4
orange. i-2 lemon, cup GRAN
marlnalade.
Pit cranberics through iee
rhoppCr. Quarter whole ofal
and lemon, remove seeds and
through chopper. Add marin
lade. mix well. Chill Ia Igiitk
orator a FEW hours before settii
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
by SUE BURNETT

A must in every junior ward
robe for spring Is the ever popular
shirt-gaister. This one has wide
extended shoulders. front pleat and
q wide contrasting belt. Simple 70
make-this weeks ABc Special.
Pattern No. 1894 is for sizes II.
~. -. II. 10. 10 and 20. size u
requires 81 yards Of IS or So
inch material.
Fer this pattern, send 20 cents,
In COINS. your name. address, size
desired. and the PATTERN NUM-
BIER 10 Sue Burnett Waterbury
Democrat. 1850 Ave. Americas, New
YORK 10. n. Y.
Tne new SPRING and SUMMER
issue Of FASHION Ia ready for you.
All easy to make styles-aleo a
FREE GIFT PATTERN for you.
r.iee IS cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
working on che Railroad

SON, railroad iremen, gets ter.
rihly warm when he has 10 hand.
Iirc and then gets chilled when he
gets OF the train and catches cold,
which settles IN his muscles,
tMrs. n. A.
Answcr-tie should strip down 10
the skin while shoyelling coal into
the old boiler. and have thick
warm Swcalshlrt and sweater or
other outer clothing handy 10 put
on rs soon as the shovelling is
done. When he gets on the train
he should run, not walk, 10 the
place where he can shower OF
wash or at least change frrm
sweat-soaked to dry clothes. To
prevent soreness or stiffness follow.
Ing such hard work or play, the
individual must avoid resting more
than an hour or two without some
further moderate exercise. such as
a run around the block, a brisk
walk OF milo or two, or saving
or choppine some wood, or 1--WE or
ten minutes CT calisthenic drill, TO
help the circulation carry away
products of combustion formed IN
the muscles
Head Lice
My i3-year-old daughter Is In
tested with head lice. have al
ways kept her hair very clean
M. G. e.
Answer - Head lice are fond OF
nice clean heads Probably she ae-
CURED the coolies from other chill
dren In school or at the movies or
at play ... Send ten cents and
stamped SELF addressed envelope for
booklet The Hair and Scalp
Copyright 1916. John r. Ollie CO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

ing out here2 That's what I won
der. Considering the circumstances
I suppose It's none OF my BUSH
ness TO be wondering After all, you
and Ben and Collins have been
friends for years. Probably. she
added indignantly. IF Mac heard
me he'd accuse me Of breaking up
friendships as well as honest"
That Mac" began Peg.
ITS a waste Of time to resent
Mac seriously. Nothing's real 10 him
except MacGregor.
Peg looked relieved but sur
prised TO hear that Kitty knew it.
But. Kitty" she said, Collins"
There she stopped. Ben's voice
commanding her to stay out OF
things tolled like a bell in her
head.
Il have an idea Of my own" said
Kitty while Peg Still searched for
words. Il have an idea I'll oversleep
tomorrow morning. ] doubt II III
wake up until after they've left for
the train
Peg thought 1t was an excellent
idea. and encouraged it. Ben and
Collins had gone back TO the war
when the girls rejoined them. Peg
had never thought she'd live 10
sec the day when she'd be positively
grateful for the fact that all con-
versations eventually circled back 70
the war. but she was. There were,
in many different senses. worse
things than war.
Ito BE Continuad)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

BREAKFAST. Tomato iuig
oatmeal. enriched toast, BUTT
OF fortified margarine, marina
iadc. coffee. milk.
LUNCHEON. Crcamcd c1ippt
beef, cofnbread, butter or tori
fled margarine. cranberry cita
relish. sliced bananas, cream. r.
milk.
DINNER: Canned corner baeE
hash with pOached eggs fifeu o.
baked potatoes, butterco cafTot
green and rcd cabbage salad
hard rolls. butter or fortified mar
parine. cut-up oranges and globe
fruit. raiSin cookies, coffee. milk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

1t sounds as
{ h o u g h the
ON en- m ! ght
be fed up with
having their hus-
bands underfoot
all day.
For there Is
nothing that up
sets the average
W o m an more
han ha wing a
man at HON c
when, according
to her routine
he ought TO be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
BY RUTH MELLETT
NEA stan Writer

After their husbands had been
on strike for II days. a group OF
Flint. Mich. wives organized to
persuade the men 20 so back TO
work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

Women in Erie are wearing Ger
man Army greatcoats and making
turban hats from greatcoat ma
terial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
; MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
What Would You Do
On 9TH Hand Open?

Throughout the country today
an increasing number OF groups are
playing good bridge, but there is
a wide variation in bidding. For
that reason. believe It Is good
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

Air Minister Drakeford of Aus
tralia is TO have si25 900 luxury
airpiane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12

Andrej Kisic v Pittsburghu, |
Pa. je prejel pismo cd svoje ne
cakinje, Janice Vrbanic, vas
Brodarci, posta Karlovac, v ka-
tefem mu sporoca, da je izgubi-
la v vojni brata Ivo, katerega
je sreno ljubila. Padel je kot
partizan lansko leto. Isce tudi
drugega strica Iva, kateri Sc
pred vojno nj redno pisal v sta
ri kraj in ne We, &c je Sc xiv ali
ne. Pismo je sledeee vsebine:
Observation-Disclosures,
IS. jan 1916, Hrvatsko.
"Dragi moi stric!
ITO pismo Yam pise Janica
Vrbanic, hcerka Vase pokojne
sestre Magde. Dragi moi nepo-
znani stric in teta, JAZZ vaju il
srca pozdravljam in zelim Va
ma vse najboljse, kar ST sama
zelita. Morda Wanna DO to pismo
nadlezno, ker Wanna ga pisem
JAZZ, XII sem Wanna nepoznana.
"Spominjam Sc, ko je moja
pokojna mama vedno pripove-
dovala Vaju in Sc spominjala,
da kaj je Ivom, ker cd MEGA
nj nobenega glasu, dali je Sc xiv
ali je ma mas popolnoma poza-
bill? JAZZ Sc Sc dobro spominjam,
ko ste bill donna, kako ste me
radi imeli in mole brate. Tega
ne bonn nikdar pozabila.
"Draga mi stric in teta, JAZZ
bi Yam lahko napisala mnogo O
tezavah, XII smo jih prestali v
tel vojski. Najbolj me zalosti,
ko je padel moi brat Ivica, ka-
terega sem tako rada imela kot
svoje oci. Moja diva brata Janko
in Ivo sta bila v partizanih, kjer
sta Sc borila proti fasizmu in
ustaskim banditom. Morda We
ste, koliko sta prestala v tel
vojni, to je grozno. Vsega tega
Wanna ne morem popisati. Srce
mi polka zalosti, kadar Sc spom-
MIN onih tezkih dni, katere smo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
PISMA Iz STAREGA kRAJA
Pismo s+ricemo IL Hrvotske

mi vsi tedaj tukaj prezivljali.
"Vse bi Sc Sc pozabilo, da nj
sem izgubila brata, katerega ne
bonn nikdar pozabila. On je pa
del v Vuhovoj Gorici %. aprila
1945 leta.
mi smo majhni ostali brez
name. JAZZ sem bila stara IL
let; Janko 10; Ivo 8; mali Slav-
ko 4 leta. Pomislite, koliksna je
bila nasa zalost. Stara mama
neprestano jokajo. Vendar smo
srecni, da je vsaj Sc ona ziva,
ko mas sirota slaba in stara,
vedno k sebi klice.
"Jhz sem sc omozila in imam
sincka, je star Z mesecev. On
nj je v veliko tolazbo v moi
zalosti. Rada bi, da bi mi posla-
a slike cd Vaju in Vasih otrok.
Povejte tudi stricu Ivu, maj tu-
Ii on poslje slike cd sebe in
! ajegove zene in otrok. Zelo 81
zelim videti svoje strice in Min
druzine.
"Tukaj je Sc zelo slabo, pa
kaj hoeemo, ko je nasa zemlja
vsa unicena in ne more biti brz
vse popravljeno. Tovarne Sc tu-
ii ne obratujejo vse. Manjka
aam obleke in obuvala, toda bo-
no re potrpeli. Srecni smo, da
| je voj jne konec in da ne slisimo
vednega streljanja, katero je
trajalo noe in dan, dokler so So
vrazniki imeli zasedeno naso
vas, ubijali ljudi, obesali in ma
vse nacine mucili.
"Dragi stric in teta, prosim
Vaju, da dasta to pismo preci-
Eati mojemu stricu wi, ako je
Sc xiv. Imam Vam Sc mnogo "a
pisati, pa Sc bojim, 4da Vas ne
bi zanimalo, ker vi meme ne 20.
znate.
"Prejmite mnogo najboljsif
pozdravov, katere Yam posiljs
"Janica, Vrbanic.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Ne6ak Sc og|osi| IL SIouremo

ba mnogo prestati, ali pa umre-
ii. Sele II. aprila 1915 leta sem
bill osvobojen Cd Vasih Ameri.
kancev. Sc Sc spomnim, kako
smo jih takrat poljubovali in sc
jokali cd radosti. Potem sem Sc
nadaljne stiri mesece ostal z
mimi. Amerikanci so prav lepc
in bratovsko Mani ravnali
predno sem prisel domov.
"Tukaj donna nam je kljut
voini in grozotam Sc vse osta-
10 in nam gre kar dobro, razen
da obstoja pomanjkanje stvari
katere SO "a kupiti, katere sc
radi vojne tezko dobi. Drugace
smo sedaj tukaj pri mas POD
amerisko vojasko upravo in smo
z mimi vsi zadovoljni, ker nam
pustijo vse pravice. Tudi sloven-
.ske Sole so Sc povsod odprle,
katerih preje pod Italijo nismo
imeli. Tako upamo, &c mas ne
denejo pod Jugoslavijo, da bi
vsaj pod Ameriko ostali.
"Radko Mauric"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12

Zdrav narod. posebno mladi-
ma. potrebuje najboljse nege.
da bo ostal evrst "a odpornost
proti fasizmu. Prilika "a do
pripos Y sklad otroske bolni-
CO v Sloveniji je "a vse po-
me1nbna. Prispevajte po svoji
znoznosti kjer koli: tudi v
uradu "Enakopravnosti" lah-
ko oddaste vas doprinos!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Glos Cd priioteIio

Mr.. Payel koVac, o1lS Ildss
Ave-, je prejel pismo cd svoje-
ga prijatelja ALOHA Gogala, p.
d. Franckov IL Dvorske yazi pri
Begunjah ma Gorenjskem. Pi-
smo je sledeee vsebine:
| "Cerknica, Is jan. 1916.
"Dragi tovaris Paul!
"Najpryo moi pozdray! Po
tolikih letih groze in trpsjenja
Sc zopet oglasam tenn pismom
in ker nimam vec Tyojega ma
slova, pisem kar ma nasloy Two
jega brata Cirila. Vem, da Te
zanima, kako sem prestal to voj-
no. To II hocem ma kratko OPT
sati.
"Leta 1899 sem bill preme-
Seen v Cerknico in sem tam uca-
kal propast stare Jugoslavije. Y
letu 1941 so zasedli ia del nase
1omovine, Italijani. Najprvo SO
bill kar prijazni in pozneje, ko
so Sc malo razgledali, so pa po-
kazali zobe.
"Organizirala Sc je zavedna
mladina " OsvObOdilnO FrOntO |
in mi smo nudili oborozen od-
por. Bill sem S prvim dnem pri-
stas O. F. in blagajnik Cerknis-
kega kraja. Koliko muk in TRIP
'jenja je moral prestati mas ju-
aaski narod, I'll ne morem po-
oisati. Kako so Italijani poziga-
Ii cele vasi, kradli zivino, pobi-
jail ljudi in jih odvazali v inter-
1acijo, je bio groza. Ko pa je
Italija propadla, SO Nemci Ease
iii Sc ostali del Slovenije. Oni so
: pa po izdaji nasih domacih ida
jalcev razdejali Sc to, kar je
ostalo celega. Cerknica je po-
! stala zrtev 19. septembra 1943
eta in je domala vsa pogorela.
"Takrat in Sc veckrat sem Sc
4 komaj "a las resil smrti. Ker je
2 pa bilo tudi med nasim naro-
lom dosti izdajalcev in to ljudi,
ii so bill najbol verni in pod
\ !ozni cerkvi, so Sc odcepili Cd
aas in mas izdali. Meme so od-
oeljali 8. novembra 1943 leta v
nternacijo v Dachau in sem bill
" Nemciji Is mesecev.
"Delati sem moral ma pro-
stem V dezju in mrazu, pri sla-
: oi hrani in slabo oblecen. Tepli
n so mas, kakor zivino, Sc hujse,
l. :olkli so mas kakor pravi norci.
O Koliko ljudi so pobili, clovek,
{ 'zi ne vidi, ne more verjeti.
{ "Pokradli so nam pa vse. Me-
z ii so Sc zlate zobe izdrli in okra-
{ Iii, pa sem bill Sc vessel, da me
adj tega MISC kar ubili. Tudi
lrugace so me izropali, takore-
zoc do golega. Ko sem prisel 10.
= naja 1945 nazaj, sem zaeel IL
nova ziveti. Nemci so mi ubili
.udi brata Francelna in kar brez
oovoda.
"Sedaj sem zopet Cerknici,
: ori firmi Bata in sem zadovo-
jen. Je bolj tezko, ker nasa do
y novina je unicena in Sc vse zno-
\ va gradi, zida in della. Treba
30 Sc nekaj casa, da Sc zaceli-
:" 10 vse rane, katere nam je Ia
Y lal sovraznik. Vendar mas je
e VOLTA, da gremo preko vseh te-
u zav. Kruha imam dosti, le slad-
korja in maseob Sloveniji le-
;. tos primanjkuje. Tudi obleka Sc
Sc tezko dobi. Vendar smo vese-
Ii, da smo svobodni svobodni
1omovini.
"Pri mas je nastopil nov cas-
N nov duh demokracije. In T'e-
ii, kako I'll gre? Pisi kai. Bod
najlepse pozdravljen, Tvoj
'Lojze Gogala". 6.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12

Mrs. Ivana Fabris, 3720 w.
1O4 St., je prejela pismo cd ne
caka Radko Mauric liz Slauren-
ca v Brdih st. 8, XII je bill skoro
pet let cd donna radi vojne. Sc
daj Sc nahaja zopet donna, kjer
so Sc jim pricele razmere re iz-
boljsati. Pismo je sledece:
"Slaurem v Brdih,
Gorica, 18. dec. 1915.
"Draga teta!
"Znano YAM je, da je bila
pri mas strasna vojna in tu di
nasim krajem nj mic prizanesla.
Posebno v zadnjih dveh letih so
tukaj po n asih vaseh divjale
strasne borbe proti Nemcem,
katerT so tukaj mnogo ljudi po-
bill in his zazgai. Tudi Neblo in
Kuselje sta medtem bill zelo pri-
zadeti. Da Vam omenim samo
gori pri Peternelu, XII ga gotovo
poznate, so zazgali preko rs
ziyih ljudi, med mimi tudi >otro-
ke pod stiri leta starosti. Sko-
raj vsaka hisa v Brdih ob.joku-
je enega ali vec sinov, XII so pa
dli v borbi.
"Radi vojne sem bill tudi jaz
skoraj pet let cd donna. Prva tri
leta pri vojakih, potem so me pa
zajeli Nemci. Bill sem ze prive-
gan k zidu "a streljanje in sa-
mo po cudeznem nakljucju so
me pustili pri zivljenju. Potem
sem bill v internaciji v Nemciji
poldrugo leto, kjer je bilo tre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Coots 8 Suits

| Originally 1900 Navy ALL
wool Suit. size l4---lo.oo
! Originally 1850 Block and
White Check, AiI-wool Suit, size
10 1000
5 Originally Ills AlI-wooI
Check Suits. broken sizes--5.oo
Originally BITS AlI-wooI
Womon's Suit, blue, size Al,
400
z Originally $500 AII-weoI
Check Suits lao
4 Originally 1880 to 2l.oo All
wool coots, broken sizes 1900
; Originally 24.oo Gold AII-wool
Suits broken sizes
; Originally 24.oo Two-tone
AlI-wooI Suits. broken sizes,
1900
) Originally 1900 to s7.75 All
Wool Suits, broken sizes 1900
The Heeht Co, Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Mems Shoes

100 Originally ,.ss Mems and
Boys Hish-top Tennis Shoes,
sizes va to 9I2----.-i.4s
q Originally s.es Mems Coli
fornio CosuoI Shoes, brown only;
sizes ga to ll------6.95
II Originally $50 Mems Suede
California Cosuol Shoes, brown
hree-eyeIet tie; sizes ga TO
II ------6.95
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