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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-14
HALIDUTER GOES
 DOWN; CREW SAFE

SEATTLE. Aug. 1.-The haiibut schooner Yaquina. skippered by Capt. Trygye Mathisen and carrys ing a crew of six, foundred after going ashore off Heikish point in Tolmie Channel, B. C., the Coast Guard was notified today. All aboard were safe.
 South bound, the schooner had delivered a catch at Prince Rupert. The vessel, built here in 1926, was one of the veterans of the Seattle-Alaska halibut fleet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-14
Milner purrcIlasino Sunshine Properly
 En Yukon Disiritl

YAKIMA, Aug. IA = Frank M. Hardy. treasurer of the Sunshine Mining Company, disclosed today that negotiations are underway for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-14
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Kipperedherring. smoked cod, ra- zor clans, oysters, rock fish, filet of sole. Spruce Lockers. Phone II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-14

The eagles waight-litting capacS ity is estimated at eight to 12 pounds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-14

Chinese Generalissimo Chiank Kai-shek received his military training in Japan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-14

There is still considerable ice in the Arctic Ocean which remains
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

delek "a 25c ma leto clanarine.
Zato so delezni polovicno is
tih pravic Cd starejsih clanov-
Seje Sc bodo vrsile v Flunder-
nikovi dvorani vsaki zadnji to-
rex mesecu.
Sedaj pa Sc nekaj o nasih
mestnih volitvah, katere Sc boz.
do vrsile meseca augusta. Ma
listi kandidatov vidimo tudi ime.
nasega slovenskega rojaka, H.
Falle. Ia rojak Sc je vrnil il
bojnega polja pred dobrim pol
letom. Boril Sc je ostalimi
nasimi sinovi tri leta. Tam je
tudi izgubil edinega brata, XII
ga je incl. Priporoca Sc nam
kot rojak, da oddamo zanj svoj
glas ma volilni dan mesto tut
Gu. <%s.
Pozdrav vsem citateljem in
narocnikom Enakopravnosti.
Ia nadzorni odbor Amerisko
Slovenskega Zdruzenja, III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

ce sta baje dobila migljaj, da
Sc ogibljeta bolj pazno tega ge-
sla "mocne palice" in nepotreb-
mega poudarjanja ameriske vo-
jaske sile. Isti viri trde, da SO
tezave te vrste napotile pred
sednika Trumana, da Sc je pre-
mislil -- kot zatrjujejo neka-
teri opazovalci - v zadevi ge-
nerala Wedemeyer-ja katerega
je bill nameraval poslati v XII
no kot ameriskega ambassador
ia.
Nekateri nasih uradnikov v
drzavnem departmental so mne-
MIA, da bi bilo dobro, ako bi
Amerika kazala nekoliko vec
spretnosti v zadevah zunanje
politike in diplomacije. Te oseb-
nosti izrazajo naziranje, da je
vojaska in gospodarska sila
Amerike tako ocividna in vsa-
komur danes tako jasna, da ne
DO mic mani ucinkovita, ako sc
bono odpovedali vihtenju Pc
sti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
Tezaye drzavnega
departments 2 mill
tariSticnO klikO

WASHINGTON, 21. julia. -
(O.N.A.) - Bella hisa in dr.
zavni department imata skrbi
in tezave glasno militaristic-
no kliko, XII Sc poganja "a tenn,
da maj nasa zunanja politika ma
vso moe naglasa vojasko silo
Zed. drzav.
Dober primer enega teh IS
sabljo rozljajoeih" govorov je
oni preteklega petka v Omahi,
Neb., katerega je incl general
Curtis LeMay. V teku tega 60
vora je nastopil proti temu, da
bi Zed. drzave sploh kdaj po-
stavile move oborozene sile 20.
pet ma obicajno mirovno stop.
MO. 'Nikdo mas ne DO napadel,
ako bono mocnejsi kot bi bill
napadalec SAM, je dejal.
Priporoeal je tudi, da maj Ze-
dinjene drzave ojacijo svoje le-
talstvo, tako da DO postalo ecu
var miru ma svetu".
Pomocnik tajnika mornarice
John Kenney, Sc je slicno IRA
zil dne S. JUL ia, ko je v neki
Soil mornarice izrazil dvom, da
Sc DO mogoce izogniti sc vojni.
"Noben narod ma svetu MIN a
toliko moznosti, nobeden tako
velike usode", je dejal. "Ko
vstopamo v ia novi svet, Sc mo-
ramo pripraviti ravno tako
pridno in z ravno toliksno dale
kovidnostjo kot smo je imeli ma
potu ma svojo sedanjo visoko
pozicijo'.
'Tajnistva vojne in mornari-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

PISMA liz STARECA kRAJA
DolgoIe+no de|o "a izboIisonie deIovs+vo

'pisih in prav gotovo obeutis pri
srcu, da Sc nam della se krivi-
ca IL strani anglo-ameriskih "a
veznikov, XII so gotovo pozabili
5000 nasih borcev, kateri so
zrtvovali zivljenja "a osvobodi-
tev nasega Trsta, neupostevajoe
onih nasih borcev, kateri so pa
dli ze pred osvoboditvijo.
Tudi Tvoj rojstni kraj Spod-
Mi Kaselj in Zalog sta dala 16O
borcev "a svobodo, cd katerih
je So dalo zivljenje v cvetocih
mia din letih. &c primerjam
prvo svetovno vojno, v kateri
je dala celia poljska obcina 60
ljudi, je " tel narodno osvobo-
dilni borbi dala 278 zivljenj. Be-
logardisti so dali Zalogu ma
slov "Rdeci Zalog'', kar pa Sc je
pokazalo nasih borcih, ker je
80 odstotkov oficirjev cd maj
nizjega do generala. JAZZ oseb-
no nimam vojaskega Gina, pae
pa sem pri civilni oblasti. Med
lvojno sem zavzemal polozaj
sreskega nacelnika "a Novo me-
sto. Po osvoboditvi pa sem Cd
ljudstva izvoljen kot predsednik
enc desetine mesta Ljubljane,
ker sedaj celotna obcina Pole
,, spada pod Ljubljano mesto in
Sc imenuje cetrt Polje.
V pismu 81 tudi vprasal, &c
imam zaplenjeno hiso, kar pa
je tudi res. To so storili ItaI-
jani, katere pa sami MISC dolgo
casa uzivali. Ko so septembra
1912 leta izgnali druzino, pa do
svoje kapitulacije 1913. Mislim,
da niti ne yes, katera hisa je
moja last. Nekdanja Gradisko-
va, v kateri Sc je nahajala vea-
sih posta, enonadstropna, po-
leg zaloskega mostu.
Po kapitulaciji Italije so jo
pa zasedli Nemci in pozneje be-
logardisti. Hisa pa tudi nj ime-
la srece oh kapitulaciji Nemci-
je, ker so zaloski zeleznicarji
most podminirali in ga virgil v
zrak. S tenn je bila hisa zelo
poskodovana in imam skode pri-
blizno 100000 dinarjev. Sedaj
sem jo zasilno popravil in Sc S
svojo druzino MO vselil. Dru-
Zine nimam velike, imam zeno
in hcerko stare 18 let in obisku-
je sesti razred gimnazije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
.URED NIkOvA
POSTA
Razne aktivnosti v
SheboYganu
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

(Nadaljevanje 2. strani)
Darujemo tudi "a Rdeci kriz,
"a pohabljene otroke, "a pobi-
.janja raka, nase bolnike obda-
rujemo S kosarico sadja oh
daljsi bolezni. Napravimo bo-
zicnico otrokom, kateri starsi
SO nasi clani. v slucaju smrti
clana, mas pevski klub zapoje
par pesmi oh krsti v zadnji po-
zdrav. Pomagamo Sc vedno ro.
jakom dobivati drzavljanske
pravice, kateri jih Sc nimajo in
ako zelijo nase pomoci.
Ma zadnji seji je bilo spreje'
tin 8 novih clanov. Sprejema.
mo tudi otroke v Mladinski cd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
Vesti IL ziuljenja
ar71eriSkih Slouenceu

Barberton, 0. - Po enome-
secni bolezni je II. julia umrl
Paul Kova, star 68 let, rodom
Hrvat. Zapusca zeno, hcer in
diva sinova. - Dne 9. julia je
pri nakladanju sena padel z vo-
"a John Petric in 81 dvakrat
nogo zlomil. Nahaja Sc v tu-
kajsnji mestni bolnisnici. - Pri
barvanju hise je padel z lestve
Frank Zupic in 81 zlomil roko
v rami. Zdravi sc donna.
Kdor je 6lovekoljub, daruje
sa otro$ko bolnico y SloveniW
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

"Zanimas Sc tudi "a brata.
Rudolf je bill tudi v Narodno
osvobodilni vojski in borec "a
mas .Trst. Miha je bill tudi ne
kaj casa v NOV, nakar je zbolel
in je bill odpuscen IL vojske. Po-
begnil je cd donna pred donna
cimi izdajalci cez mejo ma Go
renjsko, kjer so imeli zasedeno
Nemci. Pc osvoboditvi pa Sc je
vrnil domov. Nemsko italian
ska meja je sla tudi mimo "a
loga in sicer cez Senozet, Trma-
vec, sal Sc gotovo Sc spominjas,
ko prides cez zaloski most in
naprej proti Deben vrhu, po ro-
bu hriba. v zadnjih mesecih
vojne pa je bill Zalog % kra t
bombardiran, ma sreco brez clo-
veskih zrtev.
"Pises, da Sc Tvoja diva sina
nahajata v Aziji kot amerikan-
ska vojaka. Zdi Sc mi pa, da Sc
udelezujeta Sc po koncani impe-
rijalisticni vojni Sc metod "a
suznjevanja drugih narodov.
'Prav gotovo III je znana po-
godba med zavezniki, XII jo ime-
nujemo "Atlantska karta", v ka-
teri je napisano in podpisano Cd
zaveznikov samoodlocba naro-
dov.
Tudi duh imperialisticne Ame-
rike mora preiti v kri in meso
vsakega izkoriscanega naroda,
da Sc preneha. To so temeljna
nacela vseh svobodoljubnih ma
rodov in "a odstranitev nadalj-
nih imperijalistienih vojn.
Upam, da ne bos proved nase-
del govorom Churchilla, ker 20
pet hujska "a novo vojno v
18TH metodah, kakor nekdaj
Hitler v rasni nadvladi, katera
nina drugega ozadja, kot 70
pet podjarmiti nekulturne ma
rode.
"Vse to je lie kratek opis mo-
jega zivljenja in II letnega TRIP
ljenja, "a izboljsanje pravic de-
lavskega razreda. Sprejmi I'll
in VISA Tvoja druzina, kakor tu-
di znani domacini, prav iskre-
ne pozdrave cd Tvojega brata,
"Joze Kacar",
Ljubljana Zalog 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

UIdId JOAcId hdcdi IL LJuUl "a
ne Zalog, XII je izvoljen pred
sednik desetine Ljubljane "a
cetrt Pole.
"Zalog, Is. maja, 1916.
"Dragi brat!
Precital sem Tvoje pismo, ka-
terega 81 pisal bratu Karlu. Po-
siljas mi pozdrave, "a katere Sc
I'll prisrcno zahvalim. L. pisma
je razvidno, da sc zanimas "a
mojo usodo, katera me je v
predvojni dobi in dobi domo-
vinske vojne doletela. Tudi JAZZ
sep prezivljal tezke case cd leta
1888. V dobi najvecje gospo-
darske krize sem izgubil sluzbo
vsled nepokorseine takratnemu
rezimu, ker sem vedno stal v
vrstah borbenega delavskega
razreda in istocasno bill dvakrat
v zaporu radi delavske propa-
gande, katera je dala povod
"a odpustitev il sluzbe.
IS tenn sem incl prepoveda-
no vsakrsno zaposlitev " ka-
teremkoli podjetju. Bill sem S
tenn prepuseen do samoinicia-
tive "a vzdrzevanje druzine. "a
to sem Sc prezivljal ilegalno
mizarsko obrtjo.
Leta 1941 Sc pred svetovno
morijo sem bill poslan v kon-
centracijsko taborisce v Srbi ijo,
kot politicno nezanesljivi, ta-
krat obstojecemu rezimu. L.
puscen il taborisca 5. marca |.
1941 sem sc vrnil domov in ta-
koj 27. istega meseca sem bill
mobiliziran v stare jugoslovan-
sko vojsko in jo sluzil do raz-
pada skorumpirane Jugoslavi-
je.
Pc okupaciji italijanskih
imperijalistov sem Sc delno de-
lal donna, kjer so me nepresta-
no preganjali. Leta 1912 mese-
ca maja sem odsel v bolnisnico,
katere sem moral pobegniti
vsled zasledovanja fasisticnega
terorja in oditi v partizane, OH
roma v narodno Osvobodilno
vojsko, katera je bila ze precej
dobro razvita, kot narodni upor
proti okupatorju. V narodno
osvobodilni vojski sem bill 81
mesecev, kot politicni delavec
ma terenu. Incl sem nalogo
ljudstvu dokazovati, da je edna
resitev izpod okupatorja pri-
stop in pomagati narodni Osvo-
bodilni 'front.'. Seveda, da teh
81 mesecev tezkih muk in TRIP
ljenja med okupatorskimi po-
stojankami, katere so bile raz-
tresene po vsej nasi lepi Slove-
niji, nj bilo lahko delo, ker so
mi bill vedno "a petami. Treba
81 je predstaNjati tezkih casov,
katere smo preziveli tekom te
borbe.
"Nasa vojska nj imela opre-
me, municije in orozja po ka-
kin skladiscih. Imeli smo lie to,
kar smo 81 priborili S krvjo cd
nadmocnega sovraznika. Tekom
okupacije so Sc pojavili tudi
domaci izdajalci "bela garda",
krvniki lastnega naroda. Mi
hova morala je bila tako nizka,
da so sc vezali z fasisticnimi
Italijani in nemskimi gestapov-
ci. Delali pa so po navodilih
okupatorjev in nase reakcije,
predvsem pa visoke duhovscine.
"Ta nasa borba nj imela sa-
mo ella, da odstrani okupa-
torja, temvec tudi odstranitev
socialnih razmer predaprilske
Jugoslavije. Ker je bila ia pra-
vicna borba "a obstoj sloven-
skega, kakor vseh jugoslovan-
skin narodov pravicna, zato
smo bill trdno prepricani, da
nam je zmaga zasigurana in
ustvarjena bo lepsa bodocnost
"a delavno ljudstvo.
lob ustanovitvi Osvobodilne
fronte 27. aprila 1941 leta, so
vse osnove politicne skupine ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

Prispevajte sa otro$ko bol-
nico D Sloveniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

Midway, Pa. - Dne 6. junija
je umrl " bolnisnici Rok Peter
lin, star II let, donna IL Dolne
Kamnice pri Novem mestu. Bill
je samski in brez sorodnikov v
tel dezeli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
POLL

Ending its engagement today at the Loew-Poli Theater is the pie turization O. w. L. Whites best seller novel, "They Were Expend- able" Robert Montgomery, John Wayne and Donna Reed are starred in this epic of Navy heroism in the Philippines following the Jap stab at Pearl Harbor. Montgomery and Wayne as PIT boat commanders, and Miss Reed as an Army nurse who chooses to stay with the "Expend- ables," are the central figures in the storys drama packed action.
 Starting tomorrow is the film drama, "The Southerner," story of a man who loved the earth with an intense devotion. Flanked by his loyal and spirited little family he struggles to make living from the land, battling the elements with the courage that Is born only of a sublime belief in an ideal and the determination to carry 1t to ful- fillment. It is a story that never lets go of your heart.
 Sam Tucker Is the hero. AS played by Zachary Scott he is a real per. son, the sort of American infused
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
CoFden Track Feb. 23

New York, Jan. (UP) - Dates were completed by the Anna teur Athletic Union today for lo46 championship events under it's spon- sorship beginning with the National Mems Indoor Track and Field Meet ct New York's Madison Square Gar den on February 23.
 The Mems Outdoor Track and Field competition will be held in San Antonio, Tex, June 2e and %, marking the first time since 1910 that they have been in Q southern city.
 Naval training establishments ct Bainbridge, Md, and Shoemaker, Cal, will be the sites of Mems In- door and Outdoor Swimming cham pionships. The Indoor meet will be at Balnbridge on April 5-6 and the Outdoor at Shoemaker, Aug. 1-4.
 Three cities, Boston, Denver and St. Joseph, Mo, drew events they have sponsored annually for num- Der of years. The top amateur boxers of the nation will square of in final competition in all classes at Boston OkA ApIA oSSt WAlA1C DSkANSG WAAA have the National Basketball Tour nament again, March 17-23. St, Joe seph will be the site of the Women's Basketball Meet, March 24-30.
 The Women's Indoor Swimming championship, will be decided at Seattle, Wash, April 12-l4 and the Natators will hold the Outdoor Fin alS at Shakamak State Park, Ind, Aug. i6-18. The Women's Junior and Senior Track and Field Meet will be at Cleveland, March 29-30..
 Other events include:
 Senior -Two-man Bobsled at Lake Placid, N. F., Feb. 2l-22; Senior Four-Man BobsIed at Lake Placid. Feb. 23-24: Wrestling at West Side Y. M. c. A., New York, April 5-6; Mems and Women's Gymnastics at New York Athletic Club, New York, May {; Four-wall handball, Olympic Club, San Francisco, May 6-ll; Vol- leyball at Seattle, Wash, May 30- June II Eightlifting at Detroit, June Ia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. S-Technic- ally, I suppose, Ann Sheridan, must be credited with victory in her long-drawn-out battle with Warner Brothers, for when she returns to that studio late this month and faces cameras for the first time in more than a year, she will be work ing under Q new contract which comedies to her most of the points she fought to win.
 Actually, it's been costly triumph. She's lost full years pay, and while I don't know the exact amount of her salary, I'll gamble that even under the terms of her old deal 1t was well over $l00, 900 a year.
 She's also lost something less tangible, but every bit as important, as money. I mean professional im- petus." She's been absent from the screen so long that many of her fans have found new idols to wor- ship. Instead of gaining a new fol- lowing, as she inevitably would have done had she appeared in three or four pictures, she's invited forget fitness on the part of theater-goers. The cheers she should have been getting have gone to her rivals.
 It seems to me that her new con- tract is 8 Pyrrhic victory at best, I admire the spunk she showed in striving for it, but question wheth- CT 1t can ever justify its cost.
 Speaking of the loyalty CD of movie fans, I was amused the other day when l saw, in a Paramount publicity dispatch, a story about a letter Diana Lynn had received from a young American serviceman stationed in Japan. After asking her to send him an autographed pin up" photo, he added the following P. S.: "If you're too busy, and your secretary is feminine, young and shapely, I'd just as soon have her photo instead" If l were a studio executive and one of my stars re- ceived letter like that, I think I'd use it as food for private thought instead of publicity fodder.
 There's another publicity story or my desk just now that is wortf comment. It announces that Her bert J. Yates the big boss of Re public, is so impressed by Wild Bil Elliott's work in the picture, "Ir Old Sacramento" the he's decided to re-christen him William Elliott ani use him in super westerns only The plan is true to Hollywood form producers seem unanimous in be- lieving that nicknames must be dis charged when star reaches "A picture status. Personally, I thinl the studio moguls are kidding them selves. If Elliott's picture offe enough entertainment, theater-go CTS will flock to see him whethe he's called William, Wild Bill O Toots.
 As the time for Academy Awarl nominations draws nearer it be comes increasingly obvious tha Barbara 6tanwyck is going to b cited for her swell performance i Double Indemnity" And it's als obvious that she will lose out, i the final balloting, to either Ingri Bergman (BellS of St. Mary's) C Joan Crawford (Mildred Pierce Personally, I'll agree with that yer dict, but I think 8 special awar should be voted to Miss Stanwyck- ar Oscar honoring her for consist ency. There's been hardly a yea since her first arrival in Hollywood
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Last Nighfs Fights

New Britain, Conn: Gabby Pou- lin, 145, New Britain, decisioned Ar tie Shephard, 147, New York, O.; Gus Vargo, IA, Newark, N. J., out- pointed Fred (Goldfish) Balesanc, 1i2, Hartford, (6); James Vim, 142, New York, knocked out Lee Abrams. 40, Hartford, (2); Billy Marcus. 135, Hartford, knocked out Johnny Rowe, l39, Brooklyn, N. r., (O.
 New ark, N. J.-Pat Giordano, 162 1-2, Montreal, outpointed Jiggs Donohue, 154, Philadelphia, (O.
 roy, N. Y.-Paulie Jackson, 133. Reading, Pa, outpointed Jean Bar bieri, 131, Montreal, Q0).
 Baltimore - Frankie Carto, 130, Philadelphia, outpointed Freddie Russo, 132, Railway, N. J. (10).
 Kansas City-ony Zale, 162, Gary. Ind, knocked out Bobby Giles, 160, Buffalo, N. Y. (D, non-title.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Maine WeIter Champ KoYoed

Lewiston, Me, Jan. 0-(UP)-A few hours after he was named of- ficially as state welterweight box ing champion, Armand Michaud of Lisbon was knocked out by Eddie Le Tourneau of Sanford in the fifth round of their scheduled 10-round non-title bout at the armory here last night.
 Michaud fought cleverly to build up a point-score against LeTour- neau in early rounds, but the San- ford youths solid punching in the fifth drove Michaud to the canvas and later clubbed him out of the fight. Michaud weighed IA 1-2 and LeTourneau, 149.
 Tn preliminaries: Willie Leo, l32, Portland technically knocked out Leo Prince, 136 1-4, Montreal CD !; Jimmie Dagnon, 138, Lewiston technically knocked out Eddie Hud- son, 139, Bath (3; Ed Cummiski, 134 1-2, Lisbon Falls, decisioned Eddie Gallant, 139, Bath (D, and George Mccarthy, 149, Lewiston, decisioned Norm Bennett, 147 1-2 Auburn (D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
JIMMIE FIDLER h HoHyuUood
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1 that she hasn't been one of the leading contenders for a best per- formance award.
 Looking back on 19AS, I'm struck by one facet of Hollywood life that leaves any old-timer gasplng. I mean the promptness with which our glamour girls date Doc Stork after their altar-treks. Not less than nine during the past year, have an- nounced baby news within four months after their marriages. To outlanders that may seem entirely normal and scarcely worthy of comment, but to a Hollywoodite of 20 years standing, it's revolutionary. We can remember when every wise acre in the movie industry believed religiously that fans would not &C., cept stars who admitted such unro- mantle encumbrances as children. It's been only a couple of decades ago since I, as Wallace Reid's pub licity man, used to hide his family in an upstairs room before admit ting interviewers.
 
 When we see dancing as skillful as that of Gene Kelly, Rita Hay worth or Fred Astaire, we usually end our enthusiastic comments by saying, What a magnificent sense of balance!" Yet scientists, after studying dancing mice, assert that they dance because of a defect in their ears which destroys their sense of balance, thereby causing them to whirl around and around until they are exhausted. The hu- mans shouldn't be unduly upset by the scientific findings; they merely prove again that it's better to be g man than mouse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Current Films
 Time Schedule

MARINERS STATE-"PardOn My Past", loo, 3:54, e:3O, 9:25, "Crime Dr.'s Warning, 2;S0, B:25, S:1O D. m. L0EW'S POLT = 'aThey Were Ex- pendable", 1:2S, 3:5S, esSo, 9:OO D. m.
 LOEW'S STRAND-'Leave Her To Heaven, 2:25, 5s45, 9;05 p. m.; "LOve, Honor, and Goodbye, l:00, 4:20, 7:4O ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

of prosperity for college sports, 1t may be forced to take action.
 The association members range from the Eastern Ivy League group which recently took drastic steps to put football under stricter control and which specifically banned re- cruiting, athletic scholarships, and other aspects of commercialization to the Southeastern Conference which openly pays scholarships to standout athletes.
 A number of delegates said they hoped that some sort of a standard policy for all sections of the country could be worked out by the N. C.. A. A., but admitted that 1t might take a long time to do such a job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

with oil the sturdy qualities ol pioneer ancestors. His wife 2 cana ly courageous, taking her place ne. side her man and being one vita him all the way. Diractor Renoir could not have made Q better choice than Betty Field for this role.
 'The southtrner" is adapted rom George Sessions Perry's prize winning novel, "Ffold Autumn f1 Your Hand" In addition to Miss Beulahs Bondi who plays Granny the supporting cast includes J. Car- rol Naish, Blanche Yurka, Percy Kilbride, Charles Kepper, Noreen Roth and Norman Lloyd They are vivid characters in this fine and poignant screen play.
 The second big hit is the romantic Technicolor film, Colonel Blimp starring Anton Walbrook. Roger Livesey and Deborah Kerr. The Blimp played by Roger IS a syfn- pathetic and somewhat idealized study of the British military type, well ll-meaning. one or more wars be- hind the times. The acting of Livesey is superb, No less outstand- ing is the playing of Walbrcok, as a young officer. Miss Kerr plays three different girls in three dif- ferent periods. although they all look very much alike.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
BOSOx WANTS CHAPMAN

Boston.-Having already increased their punch by obtaining Rudy York from Detroit the Red Sox hope to purchase Sam Chapman from the Athletics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Showdown on Athletic Compensation Foreseen

St. Louis, Jan. S-(UP)-A shut own on just how much schools lnder jurisdiction of the National Collegiate Athletic Association can pmpensate athletes was expected bday to highlight the annual con- ention of the body.
 Although no direct action may be hken, the matter is certain to come lp in the executive sessions of the heeting. In the past the aSsocia- hon has acted as an advisory body, but because of the impending era
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

An old police station at Watford, England, was converted into flats for five married policemen.