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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

tom Cerkoynikom je bila izvr-
sena vceraj popoldne 2, ustreli-
Itvijo, smrtna kazen, mad Erne-
stom Peterlinom, Vladislavom
Krizem, Jozetom. Rormanom. in
DIR. Peter Krizajem pa v navede-
nem vrstnem redu; z obesenjem.
Izvrsitev smrtne kazni mad
Vikomi Mehletom je bila odloze-
ma, ker je Vrhovno sodisce ugo-
dilo obnovitvenemu. predlogu
obsojenca ter dopustilo obnovo
postopanja.
2 izvrsitvijo sodbe je bilo "a
dosceno pravici. sodba, XII jo je
izreklo ljudsko sodisce, je vse-
skozi izraz pravienosti, kajti zlo-
cini, XII so .jih zagresili obsojen-
ci mad narodom in drzavo, ter
jajo strogo kazen.
Toda nasa ljudska oblast nj
samo strog in pravicen sodnik,
marvec zna uporabiti milost tu-
di tam, kjer bi bila sicer stro-
COST ma mestu in upravicena. To
dokazuje zlasti v TEN primeru
pomilostitev, XII jo je velikodus-
no izdal prezidij Ljudske skup-
Seine FLRJ. To je nov dokaz
ne samo trdnosti- in :moci nase
Ljudske repubike, .marvee obe-
mem dokaz, da je nasa -ljudska
drzava pripravljena dati tudi
velikim gresnikom moznost, da
Sc "a svoje zlocine spokore in da
/ z delom "a obnovo in zgraditev
drzave vsaj delno: popravijo to,
kar so zagresili:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

daA lima, orozje, nakar jes bill Lojz
IHIebs ubit.
Med vojno in okupacijo je to-
rel pomagal pri umorih, zapira-
nju, odpeljevanju jugoslovan-
skin drzavljanov v koncentra-
cijska taborisca in pri unicenju
njihove imovine.
2. Aloj. Petrca, posestnik il
Dobrunj, je bill leta, 1912 orga-
nizator belogardisticne posto-
janke v Dobrunjah in je v istem
casu v Bobrunjah soodlocal o
zivljenju sestih sovascanov, XII
so, bill 6. oktobra, 1912 ustrelje-
nj. Neugotovljenega, dne leta
1943l je prijayil belogardisticni
postojanki ma Urhu nekega par
tizana, XII, je bill, nato aretiran in
verjetno tudi ubit, ker je izgi-
Mia vsaka. sled "a MIN. Ovadil
je Janeza Omahna, XII je bill ma
to aretiran in, Antona sircel, XII
je bill tudi aretiran. Med, voino
in okupacijo: je torej organiziral
oborozene vojaske in policijske
formacije z namenom, da, podpre
sovraznika, Sc skupno z. MIN
boril, proti; domoyini, sprejel cd
MEGA orozje in Sc pokoraval nje-
GOWN odredbam, pomagaL pri
ubijanjuy jugoslovanskih draw
ljanov in z ovadbami povzroeil
teroristicne ukrepe sovraznika
proti njim.
3. Maria Petrca, sivilja il
Dobrunj, je bila med okupacijo
" Dobrunjah najprej belogar-
disticna, cd, italijanske kapitu-
lacije dalje pa dobranska zaup-
MICA in ovaduhinja. Ovadila je
Silvo BEGAN, da sodeluje s par
tizani, nakar je bila aretirana,
Mario Aazur, da ina stike S
partizani, Martina Kurenta il
Dobrunj, da skriva ranjeno par
tizanko Mario. Jancic, kar je
povzrocilo aretacijo in mucenje
obeh, dalje Jozeta KocjanciGa,
in skupno S Antonom Prepelu-
hom, Reziko Dimnik in Vido
Cernak.
| 4. Alojz Svetek, zidarski polir
IL Bizovika, je ovadil Franco Sc
lana, da ina pusko, nakar je bill
Selan aretiran in ubit- pri Sv.
Urhu. Dal je nalog "a aretacijo
Janeza. Mojsherca in, skusal are
tiratii Jozeta Hlebsa, Ivana. Ger
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

Igola in. Janka GAsperiGa. Sodel0-
val je pri ropanjih ma orlah in
pri Jozetu. Verhincu. ter nasilno
odvzel Franji Cenc kolo. Kot ak
tiyni belogardist in clan zlocin-
she posadke Sv. Urha. ter clan
"crne roke" je sodeloval pri Ste
vilnih aretacijah, cd katerih je
bilo ubitih 10 aretirancev, sam
pa je ma zverinski naein ustrelil
ranjenega partizana Lojzeta
Kastelica, tako da je svoji zrtvi
skocil ma prsa, nadalje Jozeta
tVidmarja, a skupno z bratom
kurata Krizaja. je sodeloval pri
pretepanju. in umoritvi starke
Iyane. Bricelj, Hrastarice. Med
okupacijo, je torej bil kot. clan
teroricticne formacije okupa-
torjeyih domaGih pomagacev
|pobudnik, pomagac in neposred-
nj morilec.
5. Jakob, Jesih ,kmet il, Do
brunj, je bill, organizator belle
garde v Dobrunjah in. je tudi
soodlocal: o, zivljenju sestih, So
vaseanoy, XII so jih dne 6: okto-
bra 1912, ustrelili. Nadalje .je po-
magali kot vodic pri; racijah in
aretacijah, 6. okt obra 1912. Le-
ia 1912 je izdal bell. gardi zu-
pancica Tonetas in. Mario. Mar
tina Kurent in, Omahna, il Do
hrunj kot sodelavce partizanov;
10. septembra 1913: je tidal Ur-
hovskim, domobrancem nekega
ranjenega, partizana, XII Sc je k
emu zatekel, nakar so ga, domo-
branci odvlekli in ga je soobto-
zeni. August Cankar ubil. Kot
upravitelj imovine. izseljenih ali
interniranih sovascanov je po-
magal unicevati imovino Koc-
jancieevih in Lambergerjevih
ter Vreeerjevih il Bizovika.
6, Franc lager, kmet il Bizo-
vika, je bill organizator belogar-
distiene postojanke v Bizoviku.
Ia je soodlocal pri: nameravani
usmrtitvi stirih sovascanov, XII
SO 20 nakljucju ostali ziyi.
Z. Jozefa Decman, trgovska
pomocnica il spodnje Hrusice,
je bila v Hrusici vodic pri areta-
cijah. Sluzila je pri blokoyni
:tajni' politicni policiji ma Jezci,
" Polju in Dobrunjah, pregledo-
vala pasante, jih terorizirala in
dala aretirati Francisko SuStar-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
SkIJPAJ Y IZDAJSTVU
SkUPAI PRED LJUDSkO SODBO
-

Il Ma smrt obsojeni 50 nato vlo-
zili prosnjo "a pomilostitev ma
prezidij Ljudske skupscine F. L.
r. j., XII je dine 12. marca 1916
st. 2123/46 odlocilo:'
| Ma osnovi. elena 1. zakona o
amnestiji in pomilostitvi in Gle
ma "a. ustave FLRJ je prezidij
Ljudske skupscine FLRJ ma
seji dne IL. marca 1916 odlocil: !:
, a. Prosnje "a pomilostitev 8
pravomocno razsodbo okrozne-
ga sodisea v Ljubljani 1t. Ko
526l45s ma smrt. obsojenih DIR.
Petra Krizaj, Franco Cerkovni-
ka, Ernesta Peterlina, Vladisla-
va Kriza, Vinka Mehleta in Jo-
zefa Rormana Sc zavrnejo.
b., Prosnjam "a. pomilostitev
z isto razsodbo ma smrt obsoje-
nih, DIR. Janka Kostla, dr.. Bran
ka Vrcona, DIR. Branka. Aujevi-
ca, Djoke Vujosevica,. Pavla
Kovaca, Miroslava Matelica, Mi
lana Finca, DIR. Branka Jana, Jo-
zeta, Bajca, Martina zekarja in
Antona Pora sc ugodi in Sc jim
smrtna kazen spremeni v kazen
odvzema svobode s >prisilnim de-
lom "a. dobo 20 (dvajset) let ter
prvotno izrecena kazen trajne
izgube politicnih in drzavljan-
skin, pravic izpremeni v kazen
izgube politicnih in drzavljan-
sixth pravic zsizjemo roditelj- "a
dobo 10 (deset) let po prestani
ali. odpusdeni kazni odvzema
syobode s. prisilnim delom.
Smrtna, obsodba mad France
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

EiG Sestrii snstersicevi kljuh
vednosti nj obNestila o namerar
vani aretaciji, poa kateri sta bill
nato obe usmrceni. ma. njunem
domu.
s. Maria Cankar, sivilja il
Zadpora, je. bila do septembra
1914 v sluzbi pri tajni politicni
.policiji. Povzrocila je aretacijo
Justine Trtnik, XII je bila odpe-
Llama ma Rab.
8. Ivan Zrinsek, cestar IL BIZ
zovika, je bill organizator belo-
gardistiene. postojanke " Bizo-
viku. ovadil je Miha Jakopina
in, Frsncisko Leben, XII sta bila
aretirana, Jakopin pa tudi inter-
niran. Marijo't tsefanciG il Bizo-
vika. je udaril, ker mu je oeitala,
da. je bill njen, brat ustreljen ma
njegovo zahtevo, nekako v istem
casu pa je pretepal tudi Majdo
Zrimsek in il rehel, da je on
'sspravil' v kraj njenega oceta."
Sodeloval je pri aretaciji Ver-:
bincevih in pri nameravani, are
taciji. Ane Babnik.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
Nadalj ljepGssje),

''Vsi nasteti obtozenci so dol
mi, noyrniti r,erazdelno stroske
kazenskega postopanja in vsak
Ease stroske izvrsitve kazni.
''Vsem obtozencem Sc vsteje
vkazen preiskovalni zapor, kiso
ga dosedaj prestali."
"Obtozeni dr.. Vladimir Kuk-
man je bill oproscen.
Javnis toEilsc, y Hajavil pfitozbc
Javni tozilec major Stante 81
je pridrzall rok "a prijavo pri-
tozbe glede Marincica, Lajovica,
savore, inzenirjas Dimnika, DIR.
Graparja, DIR. Vojske zaradi IL
.reka o krivdi in kazni; ter glede
Goricana, Jozeta Pora, Rupnika,
Tume, Verhic, inzenirja Rusa,
Zagorska, Juvana, Tonic in Kle-
mencica. zaradi izrekas kazni. Tur
di zagovorniki SO najavili, prir
xiv. +
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

Ljuhljana, q. marca 1946-
Dne %. marca 1946s je bila pred
okroznim ljudskim sodiscem v
Ljubljani po stiridnevni raz-
pravi, izrecena sodba proti sku-
pini, obtozencev, XII SO Sc v casu
najvecjega trpljenja slovenske-
ga naroda v dobi fasisticne= okur
pacije pregresili zoper narod. in
drzavo S tenn, da so izdali syoj
lastni narod in Sc postayiliI v
sluzbo njegovi najyernejsi HAP
ci; Okrozno ljudskos sodisEe je
po temeljiti razpravi izreklo
sodbo, s katero so bill, obsojeni:
Domobranski podpolkovnik
Ernest Peterlin, domobranski
narednik Vinko Mehle, domo-
branski major Vladislay Kriz,
crnorokec Joze Rorman in; do
mobranski kurat in zloglasni kr-
volok pri Sv. Urhu DIR. Peter
Kriza:i, ma smrt obesenjem.
Dr.. Janko, Kostl, DIR. Branko
Vrcon, dr.. Branko. Alujevic,
Djoko Vujosic, DIR. Branko Jan,
Milan Finec, Joze Bajec, Miro
slav Matelic, Franc Cerkovnik,
Martin zekar, Pavle Kovac in
Anton Por ma smrt z ustrelitvijo.
Vsi so bill obenem obsojeni ma
traino izgubo politicnih pravic
in, na zaplembo vse imovine.
Drugostopno sodisce- je to
sodbo v celoti potrdilo in zavrni-
10 tako pritozbo S strani JAYNE
ga tozilca, XII: je "a nekatere OBJ
science zahteval zvisanje kazni,
kakor tudi pritozbo obsojencev.
odnosno njihovih zagovornikov,
tako da je. ostala. prvotna sodba
vceloti pravomocna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

NUREMBERG, 2: aprila. -
Hjalmar Schacht je veeraj sku-
Sal dokazati, da- so bill "gotovi
vodilni politicni krogi v Zed. dr.
zauah" zainteresirani " njegovo
odstavitey kot direktorja rajhs-
banke, ker so ga zeleli ohraniti
kGt voditelja v povojni Nemciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
DOPRINOSI AMERIKI!

Nobena posamezna narodnosi
v Ameriki 81 ne more prisvajati
prednjastva. Kar je. .Amerika. da.
nes. jes posledica koordinaci;e
vsah. narodoy. v knjigi "A Ma
tion of Nations" je mas poznani
in. spostovani amerisko-slovensli
Pisatalj: Louis AdamiE temaljitc
pojasnil. O. tenn Sc lahko prepri'
cate. ako. 81; nabavite. in. preSita'
to omenjano knjigo. XII je v zalo.
81; " urednistvu Enakopravnosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
VETERAN; UBIT RRI
GRADNJL Donna,

K1PTON, O., 2. maja. - Ar
thur Whitney, 22-letni veteran,
je bill danes smrtno poskodovan
cd traktorja, ko je skupno 5
svojim ocetom pricel gradnjo
prizidka X domu starsev, kjer Sc
je nameraval naseliti S svojo ne
vesto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
Odbor. podr. St. ID
Slovenske zenske
=. Neze
"a IetO 1916:

Frances Rupert, predsednica,
Antonio Svetek, podpredsedni-
ca, Mary Unetic, 922 E. 2O9 St.,
tajnica, Frances Medved, bla-
gajniearka, Mary strukel, Ia
pisnikarica. - Nadzorni odbor:
Frances Globokar, pred, Fran
ces Grcman, Mary Gregory.
Seize Sc vrsijo vsak prvi torek
v mesecu v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. OBJ
s. uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
Janeena pOpravla

ma vasemu siyalnemu, stroju, iz-
vrsi veteran 14-letno izkusnjo.
Cena "a odziv. $1.00; OBJ vecerih
ali. nedeljah. $1.25. ALLIANCE
SEWING MACHINE, 1898 Ar
cade Ave., KE 5557- Kupimo
rabljene stroje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
AytO. kapiurl
STRAIN 8

Izelim kupiti dDbro. ohranjen
Iavto 1939-194O ali 1941 leta.
Kdor ina. "a prodati mai po-
'klice KE 6244.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

CAESARAN TRIPLETS DOING WELL Mrs. Mary and husband
Vincent IncOngo locking at
and Amelia Helene
all within advice
Mrs. Inc0ugo dieted to
The entire family is repoFted in excellent health. -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

Nine new hotels will be openend along the Pan American Highway in Peru.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
Study Puts LiH MDuII Monotone
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Don't let dull, flat voice-which can be given Hitting lit with prac- tice-drive your listeners away.
 There's good way to detect n1on- otony in ones own voice. Put cottor in your ears while you carry on g normally loud conversation with yourself, says Helen c'Hour Classy Parrish, whose emceeing voice cnarms vast radio audience.
 If you discover that your speech needs lifting from a dead level, she suggests using three simple voice. training tricks. First, practice lift ing yuoe voice at the middle and al the end of a long sentence. If the sentence is short, send infection UT \ at the end.
 Second, learn to give sentences different emphasis, depending upor their importance. Third, learn tc pause with effect between words anc sentences.
 While you're at it, why not learr to articulate better? You can, by giving yourself a reading aloud les. son every day, and taking care tc enunciate each word and phrase more distinctly.
 If you were studying with one famous radio coach, she would teach you to sing the singing sounds: ms" and "ng's"; to burst your "p's"; your 't's"; and hun your ms"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
GET ACQUAINTED

There those that Hove is bind but this doesn't love yourself break by polishing head to toe Make his first look at put him side be au about looks doesn't like overwhelmed the girl he takes out He doesn't want her too dazzling At least until he knows her lot better So don't splash the time Pick something that's can forget about it and concentrate having fun
 him right 8 friendly him feel from the beginning that with who is mighty glad to him.
 And right from there This time questions listen him the suggestion but don't insist Let tell tall his jokes. impressed opinions take it goodnaturedy. him strut his
 HOLD YOUR FIRE
 You'll have plenty of time other 10 how tell all you go your act and impress him. point splng the first nothing 
 But don't let him Play up him. compliment him. aid abe him. fIrt with him. will be tremendous hit with Give him assist making this date successful
 If the apprecave audience he's a
 hell be coming around to see you for long while
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
Cone of Gauge in Ears Prevents Train Sickness

soap, any kind, and warm or hot water, even cold water, is a better disinfectant and antiseptic than any strong" smelling or looking stuff available for such use.
 Piles
 I have enjoyed complete relief since the third injection for piles by Dr. - whose name you kind ly gave me. I had suffered a good deal for several years and was about to enter a hospital for opera ton when happened on remark in your column The injections are painless and the treatment does not interfere with everyday activi- ties. (R. B.
 Answer-Don't tell me they still perpetrate the old champ and eau tery operation in that hospital!
 V-I-T-E Spells Youth
 My little boy aged 8 complains constantly of being tired and al- though our doctor does not find anything wrong with him, it wor- rieS me. (M. O.
 AnsWer-As a general rule such state in growing child or teen age child is primarily a manifesto ton of nutritional deficiency and secondarily neglect of physical edu- cation. Send ten cents and stamp ed self addressed envelope for book let "V-I-T-E Spells Youth"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
. McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

cannot put down s. J. Simon's book, Why You Lose at Bridge" |" before giving you the hand about the palooka and the club expert. Every club has its expert who thinks that all the others are palookas. When he loses, he is just unlucky. He always plays scientific book bridge.
 The bidding shown is the way this hand is bid in MT. Simon's book. In the United States the four no-trump bid would in all probability be 8 slam convention, asking for aces and the response would be five clubs, showing no aces.
 MT. Simon says that in London the sign-off bid would be five hearts. But the palooka forgets they are playing Blackwood, and, when his partner bids four no trump, he goes into a huddle and bids timid five spades ob1 viously hating the whole business and wishing he had not come to the club that night. The expert should know that five spades can- not be the correct conventional response because he hold three aces himself, but now, MT. Simon says, he makes master bid-six clubs. Following conventional bid of four-no-trump, this is 8 cue-bid indicating that the spade suit has been more or less agreed upon, and maybe 8 grand slam
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
Tall T0Wer
 Topics
GOOD EVENING.
AMERICA UNDISCOVERED

 CBuetn Geography Will Be Held Daily at 1oSo in Room w familiar that look sort of All the geographical sites Saginaw to St. Louis. Therea five Great Lakes, Enough mountains to make you dippy The Gulf of Mexico, Chicago IL, and heavy line defining the Mississippi
 ' FEM EM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
By SUE BURNETT

A pet style with the junior miss is the figure-hugging basque. Wide shoulders and waistline gathers ac- cent doll-like waist, and there's the beloved dirndl skirt. Perfect for that first football dance.
 Pattern No. 8058 is for sizes II, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and Is. Size 12, yards of 39-inch.
 For this pattern, send 25 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size de- sired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett Waterbury Demo- crat) 1150 Ave. Americas, New York 19, N. Y.
 The FALL AND WINTER Issue of FASHION is brim full of smart ideas for every woman who plies needle. Easy-to-make styles :. special de- signs by Americas top flight design CTS . lots of ideas with accessor- ies :. free printed pattern in book. Price 25 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
By WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

Air sickness, train sickness, mo- torcar sickness or seasickness-it is all the same thing, so the name motion sickness covers everything even if it be only a ferry, taxi or elevator ride. Then there is the motion sickness sometimes produced by a ride on the merry-go-round, or hammock or a swing.
 About the cause of motion sick ness, I had intended to get of a few facetious remarks to cover my ignorance and proceed immediately to the subject of treatment. But shucks, chap by the name of J. F. Montague beat me to it when he said "Yet, as person wno knows what it means to be seasick, II really pity the person who has never been seasick, for he has miss ed one of the great experiences of life" Now I wonder if Montague was sincere or Sensorious about 1t anyway motion sickness doesn't seem so funny now. Why, in his chapter on seasickness in The Cyclo- pedia of Medicine and Surgery (Davis, '43) Kirby A. Martin, MD. takes all the fun, if you can see any fun in it, out of seasickness with this observation:
 Many deaths occurring at sea,
 when a person is said to have
 fallen overheard, are really sui
 eide The lonely, depleted mortal suffers inner torment exhausted lies in mental
 agony, unable to understand or
 orient his disordered imagination
 Nothing has value in his mind save flxity and this cannot be
 had. Instead of asking for medi-
 cal assistance, he is moved to seek
 relief by selfdestruction.
 Hold on, here, where's my hat I'm sorry, folks, but I seem to have blundered into the wrong pew.
 The best preventive against mo- tion sickness-or, let's call it just my best bet, is this:
 Begin two days before the journey or voyage and continue for the first two days of the trip taking
 first thing each morning, one-halt bottle of Liq. Magnesium Citrate effervescent solution of magnesium
 citrate) (The liquid is prepared by druggist on order, in 12-ounce
 bottle). Morning, noon and night
 preferably an hour before meal
 time, or an hour after mealtime
 take 1/2O0th grain atropine sul-
 fate
 Before boarding ship or train
 plug both ears lightly with a
 cone of gauge, to insulate against
 noises. Wear the ear plugs the first two days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

aggressiveness and developed it to point where it is way out of control.
 Whether or not they were the actual bread winners during the war, it was the women who brought home the bacon-if the family had any bacon-and every other scarce article as well.
 They became the misunderstanding and, after a taste of pitting their strength and endurance against all corners, many of them got the scarce-article fever.
 It isn't at all uncommon to see woman join line in a store and stand there several minutes before inquiring What is this line for?"
 The line indicates that something hard-to-get can be had-and that is enough.
 Not A Case Of Starving
 Chances are, none of the women stampeding for sugar was on the brink of starvation. Probably many of them had sugar in their cup boards.
 But if somebody was going to get sugar-then they were going to be in on it.
 Once aroused, the aggressive in- stinct runs away with a woman's common sense, with her sense of values, and with her feeling for the fitness of things.
 Maybe when the scarcities are over the women who jump into every line they see will calm down and regain their boise.
 It is certainly lost the moment they crowd into pushing, claw ing, angry line.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
Elizabeth Woodward Says
DON'T SHOOT THE WORKS
 ON FIRST DATE

You're hdvtno first date 1Oith HIM. Maybe yoHVe had him for but E za# first addresses those nGOc 1oords "dGe aOith mpeP" in direction. Maybe he's somebody yoW'Ve heGrd GU about but Idd eye Moybe he's q complete mystery The Ez salIy's going th asked her to dig another 0trI tor his pal you elected.
 However you by this lad he's to be all yours ming want this date to be the beginning beautfl ship. insurance that he'll repeat maj in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

can be made. But the palooka gives sigh of relief and passes Down seven undoubled!
 Do you think this happens only in London? I can tell you that it happened on two different occasions when two of our great players played a hand at slam with declarer void of trumps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
NO STEAK, NO NYLONS

Aurora, Ill.-(UP)-Mrs. Geral- dine Johnson hung three pairs of nylons out to dry and went to the butchers. The butcher had no steak. Mrs. Johnso mad no nylons - they were stolen while she shopped.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
Bathing in Laundry Tub

DNUfffS
 Relative lives with us and uses bathroom basin to wash her soiled handkerchiefs and stockings etc. My sons use this same basin for wash ing hands and face and for shay ing. Is there danger of infection?
 (R. L) Answer-practically none. Plain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

other shoppers W a lk e d over her before the stampede W 8 S stopped lon g enough for the woman to b e picked up and taken to a hos pital.
 It looks 8 s though the war brought out wo- m n'c 1otoY1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06
No Fury Like a Woman In a Lineup
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer

In mad scramble to buy sugar in Washington, one woman in a line of three hundred was knocked down and for several minutes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

Easton, Me.-UP)-Eight years ago Eric Smith dropped his pocket book, containing ring and five dol lars, while blowing. Recently he turned it up again contents in- tact,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-06

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