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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12

drustya cleveland" ttey 126
sNPJ v Slovenskem iiarod-
nsn dornu M st. cl&ir Ave.
9. marca, sobota. - skupno ve-
selico " prid Rdecemu krizu
Jugoslavije, priredi drustvo
Euclid" st. 20 SDZ in drus-
two "Cvetoei Noble" st. $50,
SNPJ, v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave.
APRIL
FL. aprila, nedelja. --- Svoboda
SNIP - Pies v avditoriiu
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
70. aprila, nedelja -- Strugglers
SNIP - Piles v dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
Ameriski rdecci kriz
pomaga juzzni Evropi

Ameriski rdeci kriz posilja
pomoc mnogim cd vojne priza-
detim dezelam, vkljueivsi Jugo-
slavijo in Grcijo.
Refine zaloge Ameriskega
rdeeega kriza v vrednosti ST.
roo, 600 SO bile dane ma razpo-
lago Jugoslaviji .odkar je bila
osvobojena. Tako .je naznanil
Philip e. Ryan, direktor Anne
riskega rdeeega kriza "a civilno
pomoe.
Vec kot 1880, 900 kosov oble-
Ike, narejene v raznih postojan-
kah organizacije, ter predstav-
ljajoee vrednost $2,5OO,OOO, tvo-
ri najveeji del programa "a po-
moe Jugoslaviji Cd strani Ame-
riskega rdeeega kriza. Poleg te-
ga Sc pripravlja vec kot $4,000
kosov bolniskih oblacil, kar Sc
ceni ma $4,000 vrednosti.
Da Sc odpomore tezki pro-
metni situaciji v pogledu do
stavljanja pomoci, je dal Rdeei
kriz Jugoslovanom ma razpola-
go 20 trukov in pet pripreznih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
ObveStilo narsEnillsan
Cankafjevega slssaika

Cankarjeva ustanova v Gle.
velandu, bo poslala v vezavo vse
letnike Cankarjevega glasnika
Hi jih iraa v zalogi, zato Sc OBJ
vesea vse bivse r1arotnike, kate.
ri imajo shranjene vse letnike
&c. G., in Xii iste zelijo imeti
vezane, maj posljejo svoje letni.
ke v urad tajnika L. Medveska
v S. N. Domu, 64O9 St. Clair
Ave. .Cena licni vezavi (Buck.
ram) je "a posamezni letnik 81;
"a diva letnika skupaj pa $3.50.
zunanji naracniki doplacajo tudi
postnino.
Uprava G. U. zeli "a izpolnitev
letnikov v visjem obsegu nekaj
stevilk &c. G." Manjka upravi
sledece stevilke: 1887 oktober ;
1888 junij; 1910 julij, august in
september; 1941 oktober; in
1912 september.
Ia vsako stevilko omen jenih
izdajse plaza 30c, "a kar Sc pos
lie postne znamke. Ako pa ka-
teremu manjka drugih stevilk
skozi VISA leta pa iste lahko do
bi pri tajniku L. Medvesku v S.
N. Domu.
Prijava "a vezano je do 81.
marca 1916, pozneje ne bono
n1ogi sprejemati: Posluzite Sc
te prilike ter spopolnite vase
knjiznico.
Ludvik Medvecek
tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
"a v pomoS solski mladini

Cleveland, o. - Progressive
Slovenke krozek st. l., smo raz.
motrivale ma seji meseca no.
vembra, kaj bi naredile, da bi 81
napravile vecji uspeh denar-
ju. da bi S tenn Vec pomagale
iunaskemu narodu v Jugosla-
viii. Nato smo sklenile, da pro-
simo pri dram KEN drustvu
canton Verovsek", ako so nam
pripravljeni priskociti ma pomoe
in vprizoriti emo igro.
Predsednik drustva Anton
Verovsek" je takoj sklical sejo
in pojasnil, "a kaj Sc gre. Ude-
lezba ma seji nj bila velika, pac
pa je bila pravomoena, da so
skle.lili, da rade volje ponnaga-
jo, ker gre "a v pomoe Jugosla-
viii. Ia izrovodjo je prevzel Jo-
seph Godec in je izbral igro
"Stari grehi", katera bo vpri-
zorjena v nedeljo, dne II. fe-
bruarja.
.. Igra "Stari grehi' je bila re
igrana v Clevelandu. A m p a X
preteklo je ze precej let, odkar
je bila zadnjic igrana. ce Sc ne
motim, je bio to leta 1881 v
Euclidu. Cd tedaj je ze celih Is
let minilo. Po toliken easu pa
gre isto igro inarsikateri rad po-
gledati, akoravno 10 je ze ne
koc videl. sJaz vas zagotavljam,
da Sc boste zopet enkrat prav il
srca nasmejali. Igra "stari gre
hi" je skozi in sltoxi prepletena
s pristnim humorjem.
Predstavljajte 81 tri stare go
spode, l1amrec:: konzula, polkov-
nika in tovarnarja, ko 81 obuja-
jo sNoje spofniiie pri eajanki.
najzanimivejA je PRIOR, 10 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

, razodenejo eden drugemu, da so
ocetje enega in istega otroka.
Akoravno Sc ponasajo svo-
jo 35-letno neprekinjeno tovari-
sijo, pa bi Sc jim prijateljstvo
sedaj kmalu razbilo, &c ne bi bill
gospod konzul bolj dalekoviden,
kot sta ostala tovarisa. Koneno
Sc je pa izkazalo, kako jih je
potegnila prebrisana Toncka, da
SO il % let placevali alimonije
"a otroka, XII ga nj mixer bio.
10 odkrijejo, da nj nobeden
teh treh oee, Jim zaplove zopet
mladeniska kri po zilah ter Sc
hocejo vsi zeniti svojo navi-
demo hcerko in 81 ocitajo med
seboj "mladost', eeravno SO be
vsi po IS let start. Ko hoeejo
razodeti svojo zeljo, da bi Sc
zenili svojo namisljeno hcer-
ko - gospodinjo, jih ia prebri-
sana gospodicna vlece "a nos Ia
ko, da noben izmed zeninov ne
We, kateri je bolj zaljubljen va
MO. Zadeva Sc konea S TEN, ko
trojici predstavi svojega ze dav-
no izbranega zenina Rudolfa.
Da je pa Sc vee smeha, ina
gospod konzul stare sluzkinjo
Katro, kateri hoee ojalsati delo
in j dati pomoc. Kaksna je ia
ponoc, boste pc videli v nedeljo,
II. februarja ma predstavi.
Gospod polkovnik ina pa slu-
go, XII mu krade pijaco in ciga-
re, ampak Sc della da je najpra-
vicnejsi clovek ma svetu. Kako
Sc pa ia diva tovarisa zastopita,
pa sodite sami, ko pridete pogle-
dati igro.
S tenn sem malo opisala, v slu-
caju, da je kateri pozabil kak-
sna je ia igra "Stari grehi", Sc
DO spomnil in jo prisel prav 60
tovo zopet pogledati. Igralci so
pa tudi vse stare Verovskove
moei, razen enega.
koncno vas BE enkrat vabinl,
da gotovo pridete dne II. febru-
ARIA OBJ $3.50 popoldne v Sloven-
ski delavski dom ma Waterloo
Rd., in ne DO vam zal. Torej ma
svidenje v nedeljo.
. .. 49, il, Marion Bashel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
France Jelereie pozdravlja
prijatelje ' Clevelandu

Tampa, Florida. - Cenjene
lrednistvo Enakopravnosti! Ka-
morkoli Sc pride, Sc najpryo vse
poxdravi, pa maj velja. Torej,
najprvo posiljamo iskrene po-
zdrave vam ter vsen vasifn in
nasim prijatel jen1 Id xnaneem.
Her sva . naojo fnlado polovico
tukaj re mesec dai, mogoee ma
y znanci mislijo, da naju je ie
kokla vzela. Ha, pa nj res, ne!
Nasprotao. fukaj se bova tako
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12

lssaetju pfivadila, da' najs, be Y
prihsdnjeafi jaliju kar seble de-
ma, &c ne bo NTH.
Eden nam je pisal doll v Flo
rido in je rekel: 'Kdaj ste pa
sli? JAZZ se vedel nisem, da ste
Sill" No, potem sem mu pa mo-
raj pisati, da sploh nismo sli,
pac pa snno Sc kar v domacem
"vozicku' peljali. Ker .smo bill
stirje, nam je prav lahko. Smo
Sc kar domenili, kako bono vo-
zili.
Mrs. Jeric je predlagala, da
maj bi vsak "a emo kolo skrbel.
JAZZ sem MEN predlog podji-
raj. Ostala diva sta pa rekla, &c
wanna je prav, pa maj bo tako.
In res v treh minutah in stirih
dneh snno ze bili v New Smyr-
ma Beach, Fla, pri Mrs. Joseph
inc Rodica in njenem sinu. Ona
je prav fam dekle. Mrs. Rodica
poznarn ze veliko let in sem ve-
del, da je fajn dekle, 11isem pa
vedel, da je tudi tako izvrstna
kuharica. Zato sem 81 rekel, to
moran BE drugim povedati. JAZZ
Sc nisem mogel precuditi, kako
je mogla tako pojedino napravi-
ii v tako kratkem casu. To vam
lahko recem, da narodna object
,je v primeri tisto vecerjo ma
lenkost. Men sin Frank je pa
tako nitro nosil ma mizo, da smo
ga kar vsi gledali, ampak sele
potem ko smo bill vsi ze do grla
siti.
Mrs. Rodica me je vprasala,
kje sem dobil tako korajzo, da
tako dalec pridem, pa tako maj
hen kot sem. No, potem sem il
pa povedal, da me je Mrs. Jeric
opogumila, ker mi je rekla: "Ni-
kar Sc mic ne BOZ. Kar Sc nam
DO dobrega pripetilo, sem JAZZ
odgovorna. ii 81 pa odgovoren
"a ia slabo." Ma tako duhovito
vzpodbudo clovek res lahko kar
brez skrbi vozi. V presledkih me
je spotoma Sc vzpodbujala
France, sedaj pa kar pozeni,
mic Sc ne boj, sal sem tudi JAZZ
gor."
To YAM lahko recem, da kdor
ne pozna Mrs. Jeric, bi sveto-
val, da 81 jo ogleda, Sc bolj pri-
porocljivo pa je, da jo gre po-
slusat. Kaksen fant Sc laska de-
kletu: Takega dekleta ma ce-
lem svetu nj, da bi bila tako le-
pa it'd. Take pa tudi nj ma
svetu, kot je Mrs. Jeric, ker ona
vse vidi in vse slisi, vse We in vse
zna, kar je pa najbolj glavno,
oi,a tudi mic ne pozabi.
Pc pravici povem, da nam je
ma voznji cd Clevelanda do New
Smyrna Beach, Fla, nepresta-
no povestice pripovedovala, "a
bavne, lepe, mlade, stare, gole,
kosmate in rogate. Povedala jih
je toliko in tako smesnih, ka-
korsnih menim, da nj Sc nihce
slisal svojem zivljenju. To je
bile dobro, da sta Mr.. Anton
Zalar in moja tamlada "a ia
zadnja kolesa skrbela, ker brez
njih pomoci bi ne bill nikdar pri-
sli v Florido. JAZZ sam sem Sc
tako smejal, da SO mi kar zobje
ven padali.
Imenitno 81 mas zabavala, Jo-
hanca. JAZZ vsem ljudem zelim,
da bi do smrti ziveli, Tebi pa
zelim, da bi Sc pc smrti dosti
let zivela. Bog TIE zivi, Johan-
ca!
Pozdrav vsem citateljem "Ena-
kopravnosti'', XII je bill ustanov-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12

JIOOCU0Ng USBeC lOb1e I9elb O0Nt SOG
~ Sss ". ssH satst Cbissss ~ m 7~> =
NJ s1anU tptvi hsnveciu SANS ssas s.ps 1874
Osvesndu - bill hvsjeni aeaeei ursda odborn san
sega odbora: ..s - ~.
casn predsslnR LOUIS ADAN1iC. sfRssa M
cana psdprsssednlca. MAE Dmnghan Avenue
cas an DR + Ksrn ssss St Clair Ave. Cleveland hio
CLAM EKsEKUTVE:
PedsednI: ETBTN st. Haven
podpcdsednik: JANKO RoGEI SchSds
popedsednik FRED WIDER as57 So Lawndsls
T.jnk: s1iRKo KUfzEr, $685. W. 2sth st. Chicago g. M
Basajnk: VINCENT CAINKAR 26S7
zapinkar: JACOB ZUPAN, Aso So lombard
LEO JURyovEc lsls w. ssna P Chicago g. m
ANTON KRAPRNCs 1s3s W. 31a n, Chscsso q M
LEOPOLD KUsHLAN. e4os Clair
ALBNA NovAK, sl17 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland 3 Ohio.
FRANK zAITz 2so1 So. Lawndale Ave. Chicago "a, Ill
NADzoRNI oDBoR:
LOUIS ZELEzNIKAR, predsednik ss n Chicago st, Joliet Ill
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK 1908 CorneEa Ave, Ohio.
JOSEPH ZAvERTNIK, 800 Tenany Rds Enslewood NJ.
0DB0R:
ANTON DEBEvC, 1880 So. 18th St, Sheboygan, WIS.,
JOSEPH r. DURN 15605 Rd, Cleveland
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC, 5s7 No. Chicago St, Joliet Ill
THERESA GERZEI4 334 Erie w. Aiquippa Pa.
ANTON HORZEN Route Princeton, H.
ANTHONY JEksIN 4s7s Washington ST, Denver, Coo.
REV. MATH KEBE, s23-57h St, Pittsburgh 1, Pa
FRANK KLUNE, 6O4-3rd N. w, Chisholm,
HELENA KUSAR, Ave, Berwyn
KATHERINE KRAnNZ 1888 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit 3, Mich
JOHN KvARTICH, AL Station st, Brdgevlle, Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, 244s5 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio.
Brooklyn, N.
ANTOINETTE SIMCICH Addison Rd, Cleveland Ohio.
THERESA SPECK, 1853 Rosa Ave, 81. Louis 16, Mo.
VALENTINE stroll 1o4o N. Holmes Ave, indianapolis Ind
JOHN NJ STONICH St, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW vIDRICH, 7es Forest Ave, Jehnsown Pa
ANTON ZBAsNIK, A. 4. Mimi
JOSEPH zoRC, 1o45 Wadswoh Ave, No. Chicago, ILL.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12

ljen "a mas In ~ II ssdaj tiska
- mas, SO nasaM in peha 10 vas.
=. -. :...* FrAnk jesersie,
T.. ...s zene I.
.:::,. Tampa, Florida.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12

Two million acres of farms lii Flor
ida produce cotton, tobacco, sugar
cane, tung oil, grains, citrus fruits
and vegetables valued at $285, ,OOO,-
600 annually. Only 9 per cent Of the
land is cultivated in the state, .leav-
ing vast acreage to be, developed
and furnish additional national
wealth. Increased postwar recrea-
tion activity will also contribute to
the Nations resources shared by in
vestors IN Savings Bonds.
:. J.. =. u s. TYcdsttry Dctorfm.nf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-12
Drustveni koledar


FERUAR 49,.
16. februarja, sobota. - ,:Valen.
tinoya veselica drustva "vele-
bit" st. 544 sNPJ v. Domu' "a
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-12
BPW Members Hear TB COnsUItant

At the Monday luncheon meeting of the Kodiak Business and Professional Womsn's Club Miss Lois Jund, tuberculosis ed ucational consultant of the Ter ritorial Department of Health was the guest speaker. She out lined the associations 6-point program in combating tuberculo- sis and stressed the need for more funds from the Territorial legislature.
 To observe National BPW week, Oct. l3 to l9, Lillian Nor ris, club president, pointed out that the club is sponsoring the benefit carnival on Halloween, the redecorating of restroom at school and the "Get Out the Vote" campaign.
 Tally Mulqueen, guest, ana MatelIa Bosel, new member, were present.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-12

Dances and skating at Blinn's hall are now discontinued, Al Miller, owner of the Victory cafe and sponsor of the other aCtivi- ties, announced this week.
 He sad he is going to devote his time to the restaurant.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-12
Go To Church

Greek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory GIeboff
 A cordial invitation is extend- cd to all members of the church to attend the services.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-12
CONDITIONS OF SALE

Sale is subject to usual Depart ment of the Interior, Surplus Property Office, Sales Condition No. 1, important portions of which are quoted below:
 Property must be removed at the purchasers expense within 10 days (orl such other period as may be specifically allowed in writing
 The Government warrants it's ti- tke to the property sold, but makes no other warranty, ex- press or implied, by way of de- seription of the property or other WIse.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids or parts thereof, and to waive tech Rieal defects therein. The Gov ernmept also reserves the right to withdraw from sale any prop eFty prior to the removal thereof without mourning any liability except to refund to the purchas- CT any amount paid with respect to such property. The Govern ment further reserves the right to cancel the contract without liability if made on behalf of any principle whose name and ad- dress Is not set forth in the bid. It IS the responsibility Of bidders to inspect property and they are urged to do so prior to submitt- ing bids. lf a buyer fails to make full pay Ment of the purchase prloe and take delivery of the vessel, all within the time specified, the full amount of the deposit shall be forfeited as liquidated damages and not as a penalty.
 TERMS
 All deposits and full payment must be made by certified check, cashiers check or money order made payable to the Treasurer et the United States. Payment m full must be made within five days of date of award.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-12

to attend the services.
 CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, s. J. Sunday Masses: Church Ss30 & 10:30 am Hospital 6:30 am Weekdays:
 Hospital 6:30 am Holydays:
 If legal holiday, same order as Sundays; if workday, Church at 500 & goo am Evening Devotions: 7:30 Rosary & Benediction, Sundays, Holydays, First Fri days Holy Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions,
 7 to 8 pm Saturdays & eve of Holydays; eve of First Fridays 6:30 to 7:30 pm; and before each Mass Adult Study Club: 7:30 pm Wednesdays Children's Study Groups: According to age; see the Sis ters
 PRAISE CHAPEL
 Rev. John Marshall Sunday School l0:4O Morning Worship 11:4O Evening Evangelistic Service 700 Wednesday Evening Prayer & Praise 700 COMMUNITY BAPTIST 
 CHURCH iO:I5 Sunday School. Classes for
 all ages. l1:15 Morning Worship s 80 Christian Fellowship League
 J. O. Y.
 Intermediate, High School
 and Young People'sgroup 7:3O Evening Gospel Hour Tuesday:
 200 Camp Fire Girls 7:l5 Boy Scouts Troop 625 Wednesday 7.30 Mid week Service.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-12

To be sold "As is-where is''. Bids, accompanied prior to 200 pm. October 23, 1946 when all bids erty Office, Anchorage, Alaska. Bids received b NOTE This property has been previously offel Bids will be submitted on the form below and n "Bid for the purchase of item Gnsert number mitted by (your name goes here). The envelope ther envelope addressed to: Surplus Property Anchorage, Alaska.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

ing her family and not until the final gun duel does she own up tothe fact that he is on her side. For the sake of her family, and her heart, she plays along with him, and punctuates tfAs intense ad- venture with exclamation points.
 Adapted from Raymond Chand- ler's best selling novel by William Faulkner, Leigh Bracket and Jules Furthman, this picture has a cast of characters each of whom is cal- culated to make you sit up and take notice. Featuring Dorothy Malone, the supporting cast is headed by John Ridgely, Peggy Knudson, Charles Waldron, Elisha Cook, Jr., and Regis Toomey. Max Steiner has written a score that underlines the drama, melodrama, love and hate that makes for tough, tense, excit- ing entertainment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
ewCIoudio Film at PoIi's
 Romontic Cinema
 Boosts Name Stors

Now playing at the Loew-Poli is the new grand romantic hit Claudia and David" starring Doro- thy McGuire and Robert Young. The film which unfolds the new ad- ventures of the sweethearts who wouldn't let love just happen is even more enjoyable that the earlier Rose Franken story "Claudia" which first introduced the unpre- dictable girl-Wife and her patient and loving husband to movie audi ences.
 Claudia loves David, and David loves Claudia. But it's not as sim pie as that-not with Claudia. For David she is, to put it mildly, a trial-indeed, series of trials that keeps their would-be placid suburban existance in a constant furor of atomic excitement.
 Mary Astor as the attractive wid- ow in search of an architect; John Sutton as the unhappily married neighbor; Gail Patrick as David's society loving sister; Rose Hobart as the jealous wife; Harry Davenport as the doctor; and Florence Bates as the wealthy matron all give su- perlative performances. Little An thony .Sydes, the sensational child actor who plays the three year old son of Claudia and David, boasts a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
State Offers TimeIyHit
 Three Stars Feature Sunday Attraction

Now showing at Warmers State theater is the Marx Brothers latest and funniest fun traveSty "A Night Tn Ca 4, lanca." The story is set in the F Vwar atmosphere of color full Casablanca with inimitable Chico, Groucho and Harpo going through their absurd antics that have endeared them to the fun- loving movie public. The co-hit is Columbia Pictures thriller "The I Man Who Dared' starring Leslie Brooks, George Macready and For rest Tucker
 In these hectic days of vanishing royalty in search of new jobs, the new Dennis Morgan-Jack Carson Joan Leslie starring film, Warner Bros Two Guys from Milwaukee, |" which opens at the State Sundya, promises to be both timely and funny.
 The tale of a reluctant prince who gets a chance to learn about democracy in 24 incognito hours in New York, the film is a merry l lesson in how to lose a throne and win friends and influence, prac- | tically nobody in 90 minutes of | cinematic fun and frolic. An ex- cellent supporting cast include Janis Paige, s. z. Sakall, Patti Brady and Rosemary DeCamp.
 The second big feature, "She-Wolf | of London" is rapidly-moving murder mystery tinged with a hint of the supernatural. Produced by Ben Pivar and directed by Jean Yarbough, the suspense filled were wolf drama is highlighted by the performance of June Lockhart, Don Porter and Sara Haden.
 Tough, tense and exciting, War her Bros new suspense drama, "The Big Sleep which starts next Wednesday, re-unites two screen favorites, Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Added to the screens most sensational combina- tion is lovely Martha Vickers. The beauteous and talented Miss Wick CTS play the role of a pathological pretty whose chasing ways run her right into the murderous activities of a big shot gambler and small fry chiseler, in this Raymond Chandler mystery. She also tries her childlike charms on the priv ate dick her father has hired to find the blackmailer. Phil Marlowe Humphrey BogarD, no novice to the chase. passes her up in favor of her sister Iauren BacalD. But MarloWe soon finds that said sis- ter is more interested in protect
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Strand Bills 'Coptoin Fury
 "Coptoin Caution"
 On Same Proqrom

T never thought when I began a motion picture career that I would turn into hand laundry" laughed June Lang on the set of Hal Roachs Captain Fury" the new film drama which is now at the Strand theater.
 Tn this story of the early settle ment of Australia, the blonde and lovely Miss Lang is cast as a motherless French girl who aids her father in wrestling a hvlihood from the virgin Antipodean soil.
 One of the scenes calls for her to do the weekly washing in pool near their home. Nature fashioned beautiful setting for the Monday rite. Huge ferns, giant trees and moss-covered rocks formed as lavish background as could any where be found, but the labor was as prosaic as if it had been over a wooden tub.
 Because of the French extraction Of the girl she portrays, Miss Lang 1ldQ pD IOlfo" a CdSGOiIl O1ldD was European rather than Australian She gave the clothes a thorough drenching in the water, then placed them on a flat rock where they were given Soaping and then a beating with a paddle. All parti- cles of dirt were dislodged and dis solved in the process and after an- other immersion in the water, emerged spotless,
 Presented on this same bill as a companion feature is Captain Cau- tion," another re-release and star ring Victor Mateure, Leo Carrillo and Bruce Cabot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

19, came home to Denver on a 30- day leave from Annapolis, he of fered and was allowed to join a Col orado state guard company in a three-day bivouac and maneuver. 4
 T miss dust and sweat" he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

Expert instrument pilots usually are able to make blind landings with the Army Air Corps radio sys- tenn, after two or three hours of practice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

LONGS FOR DUST Denver (UP)-Busman's holiday department:
 When Midshipman w. D. Collins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Third Battalion In Final Euent

Enlisted men and officers of the Sd Battalion, State Guard, were pre- Sented with certificates of service at a farewell banquet held last night at the Copper Kettle, Meriden Road. Maj. William J. Dillon was banquet chairman.
 Among the guests attending were Maj. Thomas Morrison, Lt.-Col. Ar thur L. Baldwin, Maj. Howard Hick- COX, Col. w. J. Maxwell, Col Joseph P. Nolan, Col. Peter E. Fox, Lt.-Col. J. Peter CoStigan and Capt. Francis x. Moss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

Manila now has over 5o,OOo jeeps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

 movie for his terrific job of
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
.NAREB Denies
RedIty|nfIdtion

Rising real estate prices
have been brought about by
the general price advance,
and not by imitation in real
state. directors of the Ma
tional Association Z of Real
Estate Boa ard s declared at
their annual meeting in Chi
cago, it was made public Sat-
urday.
Noting that the cost Of con-
StructiOn has advanced from
30 10 60 per cent in the last
four years, the realtors or
ganlLation decided the public
should be told the facts.
The construction increase.
the directors declared i'm a
resolution. is necessarily re-
tlected in the prices asked for
existing homes and CONNER
clal buildings -
THE real estate industry
should not he judged by the
actions of those few per-
sons who are taking advan-
tage of the present short
age of shelter To engage in
practices which are specu-
latiVe aHd which are detri-
mn q m "A | In the nm n lfc
interest and our own" they
stated. The best safeguard
for buyer and seller alike IL
To make use of the expert
enced judgment and serv-
ices of realtors.
Until the home building
and construction industries
are released from govern
ment controls they cannot
reach the full volume Of
production which II the
only sure antidote for real
estate imitation"
The directors went on rec
ord as Opposing legislation 10
establish ceiling price on
the sale of homes but at the
same time pledged full sup
port 10 the program of the
newly appointed federal hous-
ing expeditor, Wilson Wyatt.